A beacon of modernity in a village of cane-roofed houses. With these revealing words, three years ago, daily newspaper NRC described a villa designed by architect Henk Wegerif (1988-1963) in Wassenaar from 1925. The current state may be bad, the contours of the house still show the grandeur of the past. This will reappear in the years to come, partly thanks to Remy's involvement. Recently he presented the first sketches to the owners of thebuilding. 

New to the Odesi collection is the ash wood dining table Bold. With its characteristic appearance, Remy’s design refers to two earlier designs, the Slide and the Solid. His approach was the same, but the look is thanks to the shape and the use of colour even more solid. The following two colour combinations are possible: ash silk with a beige-greybase or ash charcoal with a black base. More information can be found on the website of Odesi.

The design of this spacious Villa in Brabant clearly shows that Remy was involved in the plans at an early stage. The clear floorplan is built around various sightlines, so that interior and exterior closely fit together. Through the glass facades, the green surroundings appear to be part of the design. 

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.