Where does their passion for living come from? What drives them? What makes their work so fascinating? In the book The Best Dutch Interior Design 2018, which will be published at the beginning of July, a number of prominent Dutch interior designers will answer these questions. It goes without saying that Remy is one of them. The book devotes ample attention to his project Historical Villa in Amersfoort, which was previously published in Simply Elegant. 

Last weekend in Zeist, the presale of thirteen apartments designed by Remy started. With success. The day attracted a lot of visitors, who without exception showed their enthusiasm for project De Hooght. Many of the visitors have registered for one of the apartments that will be realised in a fifty year old office building in the centre of the city. 

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.