This Estate by the Sea shows how the the interior sightlines blur the boundary between inside and outside. In almost all rooms, the outdoor space acts as a backdrop in which daily life takes place. The use of natural materials enhances this feeling.

Tronios' head office in Almelo displays Remy's characteristic style. In the open space, different zones have been created, using glass and slatted walls, each with its own function and appearance. The workplaces have a somewhat businesslike appearance, while the consultation rooms and the other recreational areas are more informal.

The surroundings of this villa on Lake Garda in Italy are important. The layout of the villa in the picturesque Torri del Benaco is obviously tailored to the wishes of the client, but also to the surrounding nature. From the living spaces, the view on Lake Garda is breathtaking. The combination of natural stone and wood fits perfectly with the outdoor area and also contributes to the feeling of luxury.

This yet-to-be-built villa is part of a historic and wooded estate. Remy, who works with architect Barry Broekhuijse for this project, took the existing villa as the starting point for his design. The new construction contains a multitude of functions: from wine cellar to gym and from swimming pool to home cinema.

A sense of freedom, natural materials and light tones characterise the Ibiza Style. It goes without saying that it is a source of inspiration for Remy in the interior design of a villa near Ibiza Town. Nevertheless, his design style with architectural elements and a detailed finish will be visible in the final result. The layout of the villa is not only tailored to the wishes of the future residents, but also to the view. To emphasise the summery feel of the island, inside the villa sand tones in various shades are combined with bleached wood.

The location of Sagres in the south of Portugal is ideal in many ways. A wonderful place for a holiday home, according to Remy and his wife, who bought a piece of land to build a house on. He was not keen on a house in traditional architecture. Nevertheless, he wanted to do justice to the environment. So he designed a holiday home in which his specific style and authentic elements come together. The open character of the bungalow, which offers sufficient privacy due to its location on the spacious plot, is striking.

Remy Meijers (46) is vandaag precies 25 jaar geleden cum laude afgestudeerd aan de afdeling Architectonische Vormgeving: interieur- en meubelontwerp van de Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Utrecht. Tientallen projecten, een eigen meubelcollectie en twee monografieën verder is hij een vaste waarde in de Nederlandse ontwerpwereld. In zijn ontwerpen streeft Remy steeds naar een optimale balans, naar een eindresultaat waarin alle elementen op elkaar zijn afgestemd.

Because there are a number of legal restrictions, creating an interior design for a national monument is always a challenge. This also goes for this four-storey mansion, with a view of one of Leiden's city centre parks. In his design Remy tried to underline its strong points. The result is a contemporary interior with panel doors, ceilings, floors and materials that do justice to the authenticity of this house.

New in the Remy Meijers Collection is Deep Sea - Luxurious Interior Fragrance. With these exclusive fragrance sticks, Remy adds an extra layer to the interior. The appearance of the elegant jar is reminiscent of the inhospitable nature of the deep sea. The pleasant scent based on bergamot and tonka bean also refers to the sea. With accents that evoke memories of a soft, sunny day at the beach where the salty sea air mixes with the scent of flowers and other ingredients, such as frankincense, yerba maté, agave, cardamom, green tea and pink pepper. The designer's signature can be seen in the colour and recognisable logo on the jar and the luxurious packaging. Deep Sea is a subtle addition to any interior.

In the work of interior designer Remy Meijers (1974), all elements are perfectly in place. His interiors are therefore almost self-evident. As if they have always been like this. But there’s a lot more going on than meets the eye. Behind the apparent simplicity of his interior designs lies a coherent and comprehensive vision honed continuously over two decades. Meijers’ oeuvre includes not only interiors, but also architecture, accessories and furniture. According to Meijers’ philosophy, these are not separate elements, but rather complementary parts of an intelligible whole.