White Tie Bookcase In a room characterised by a ceiling height of 3m60, panels, cornice and central chimney, Noir Ebène designed a bookcase matching perfectly with the existing elements, including the cornice of this room. Maison Bruxelloise Ixelles, 2015.

Bookcase with Refined Lines The specifity of this Small room is a very low ceiling height of 1m99. The challenge to realise an ensemble 'bookcase-bench-heater screen' in this room without overloading it, is achieved several weeks later. Doors and drawers are fitted with "Push-Pull" opening system, giving the bookcase lines even purer. Luxurious mansion Saint-Gilles, 2015.

Oak Wardrobe with Integrated Door In this spacious bedroom with regular ceiling height, Noir Ebène designed a oak wardrobe that fits the wall of this bedroom up to the ceiling. Because of aesthetical reason and in order to save space, a sliding door has been perfectly integrated to the wardrobe giving access to the main stairs of the house. Contemporary house Waterloo, 2015.

Murano Wardrobe The chosen color gives to these two wardrobes an original and warm look. The big bedroom is now brightened up with qualitative furnitures allowing a huge storage capacity. Wide duplex penthouse Uccle, 2015.

Blanc tourterelle Wardrobe This wardrobe matches perfectly with the sloping ceiling of this room with millimetre accuracy. The storage space that was wasted is now entirely optimized. This wardrobe under slope is cleverly designed but still with a sober style and color. Contemporary house Waterloo, 2015.

Under-stairs with Bench The wasted space under the stairs is fully furnished, integrating the bench and the wine cellar. Contemporary house Waterloo, 2015.

Kitchen with Central Island Large area with unusual spaces coming from the uniting of two rooms through the breaking down of a wall. The kitchen designed by Noir Ebène offers refined lines and is associated to a working surface in reconstituted Belgian blue stone. No suspended elements but large storage spaces along the main wall. High class house Uccle, 2016.

Wardrobe vs chimney A 'maison de maître' often offers high ceiling heights and chimney in most of the rooms. Even if a chimney in a bedroom seems useless today, it is not rare to keep it for an aesthetic reason of just because the removal is not an option. This is when made-to-measure could make the difference since fireplace and storage don't match very well together. Here, the built-in wardrobe is perfectly executed. We could even forget that it used to be a constraint before. Maison Bruxelloise Etterbeek, 2016.

Sloping Ceiling Kitchen Sloping ceiling, many constraints and a ceiling height of 4m. Creating a harmonious kitchen in this complex room was a big challenge that only few could have completed. Penthouse Centre-Ville Bruxelles, 2016.

Kitchen with small island Noir Ebène's designers could express their expertise in the conception of this kitchen. The dimensions of the room and the ceiling height were quite thankless, however we could optimize the space taking into consideration the request of having a small island and keeping the existing fridge. Maison de ville Boitsfort, 2016.

Broad kitchen Broad kitchen with refined style and an entire wall covered with cupboards. The Noir Ebene signature is again represented by the combination of the agrigento white for the cupboards and the black granit as working surface They are associated with green zelliges which gives somehow a warmth touch to this beautiful kitchen. Country house Overijse, 2017.

Modern and refined bookcase The purpose was here to combine an exhibition cupboard and a bookcase offering a great space for the television. This bespoken creation is perfectly integrated. The TV space is made from natural oak and breaks somehow the modernity of this realisation. Maison bruxelloise Ixelles, 2017.

Long central island It has finally been decided to go for a central island with important dimensions for this project since it must represent the major element of the kitchen. Among others, cooking and eating corner are included in this island. Plus, the choice of a Carrare marble with 6cm of thickness makes the realisation more modern and offers us a stunning scenery. Contemporary house Uccle, 2017.

Natural oak kitchen For once, natural oak has been chosen for this kitchen giving it a genuine identity. The lines are however refined and confers to this kitchen a modern design. The zelliges and the working surface in granit complete the beautitul association of materials. Country house Kraainem, 2017.

Under sloping ceiling Wardrobe Realisation of a fonctionnal wardrobe with pure lines matching the rest of the suite parentale which is quite contemporary. The integration is perfect despite different ceilings, rounded corners and chimney. Maison de maître Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, 2018.

Kitchen with central island and integrated cupboard The decision to open the kitchen onto the living room enables the daylight to get through the whole apartment and gives the feeling to have a bigger room. White tones have been here selected in order to offer a finer style and in order to guarantee a beautiful harmony between elements such as the island working surface in oak and the countertop in black granit of the sink side. The cupboard next to the open kitchen has been realised in accordance with the style and lines improving the integration of the global project in this apartment. Brussels Apartment Ixelles, 2019.

Modern kitchen with units in oak In this small apartment, every square meter has been reviewed and we had to find out the best solution to integrate the kitchen and its central island. The client went for an island which enables 4 people to seat since it also offers storage spaces that a regular table couldn't do. Also, not having suspended units makes the final result lighter and purer. The combination between oak units and Carrara marble works perfectly well. Finally, the creation of a little wall allowed the integration of a cupboard dedicated to the fridge. Brussels Apartment Forest, 2020.

Shades of gray The most obvious design often hides a long and complicated study. The kitchen here is certainly not the most complicated, however it required hours of brainstorming and deep thinking to succeed in finding the right balance between storage spaces and ligth design. The new kitchen answers perfectly the needs of its users and is pretty well integrated within this bright room. The countertop made from reconstituted stone and the high end handles have both an aesthetic and handy fonction. Maison Bruxelloise Ixelles, 2020.

Kitchen with marble This countertop is made from a rare marble and it gives to this kitchen a beautiful and original look. Handles and knobs in polished raw bronze work perfectly with the color of the cupboards and the finishing of the Lacanche cooker. All these details and choices result in a well-achieved realisation and enable the ultimate personalization of the kitchen. Spacious ground floor Ixelles, 2021.

Elegant and pure wardrobe The color and the style of this wardrobe are timeless. Between modern and classic, the integration of the wardrobe is well done and the association with the aged wooden floor works great. We love it! Spacious ground floor Ixelles, 2021.

Intense blue Dare to go for a color! We can never repeat it often enough. Even if it often represents a risk, choosing a strong color could become a great decision. You won't forget this kitchen easily. With this beautiful color and this huge Lacanche stove, it does not go unnoticed. A kitchen with personality and character, it is also part of Noir Ebène signature. Mansion Province de Namur, 2021.

Kitchen in an extension Regarding this realisation, we had to take into account numerous constraints. Existing technical ducts, volume of the veranda or even the color of the chassis for instance. All these elements made the conception more complicated. Final choice concerning the color of the cupboards has been done after several tests only, and the modern style of this kitchen has been carefully considered. Ultimately, it results in a contemporary kitchen with a smooth pastel color which matches with the green chassis and works with the intense brightness of the room. This pure kitchen combines functionality design. Architect house Braine-l'Alleud, 2021.

Off-black Classic kitchen When we arrived in this room, the back door of the kitchen had already been removed offering us more conception possibilities regarding this project. We had therefore the opportunity to use the entire width of the main wall. Together with the clients, we decided to go for a classic kitchen painted in a dark blue color matching the tiles of the floor. Pilasters on both side of the hood cover, wall covers in the back of the kitchen and white quartz countertop are other important elements that make this realisation a real success. Prestige appartment Forest, 2022.

Blue kitchen Bright and spacious bespoke kitchen. Covers below the glass wall work great and fit with the existing central table made from oak. Regarding the cupboards, many storage solutions have been thought inside and the visible side of this element is made as a bookcase in order to improve the look and make it less heavy. Spacious villa Wavre, 2023.

Modern wardrobe Under roof interiors are always challenging. In this case, we had a vast volume to cover and it let our imagination run free to mix closet, various storage and bookcase solutions. Beside the sloping ceilings, different constraints make it more complicated without distracting us from our main goal which was the optimization of the available space. Maison bruxelloise Ixelles, 2023.