CASE STUDY
Among the elements most appreciated by interior designer Charlotte Wastiau is the Z10 profile, chosen for its versatility and its ability to integrate with other decorative elements. A discreet yet highly effective detail that becomes one of the project’ s signature features, reinterpreting classical language in a contemporary key.
Service areas also reflect the same attention to detail: in the bathrooms, FB2 skirtings were installed, selected for their resistance to moisture and impact without compromising elegance.
NOËL & MARQUET: discreet elegance, strong visual impact With approximately 878 linear meters of products installed, NOËL & MARQUET plays a key role in the transformation of Link 21, demonstrating how mouldings, panels and profiles can become true design tools. The collaboration between designers, client and technical partners made it possible to translate a complex vision into a coherent and functional environment, where every detail reinforces the overall concept.
The result is a brasserie with a cosmopolitan and distinctive character, where international influences and European bistro tradition merge into an immersive experience that goes beyond simple dining.
A project that interprets the charm of the classic bistro with a contemporary twist, once again confirming NOËL & MARQUET’ s ability to transform interiors through the power of decorative detail.
Project credits Restaurant: Link 21 Bar Brasserie Interior architect: Wilma Wastiau Installer: V. L. PROJECTS Technical partner: Sigma Coatings BE Images: NOËL & MARQUET
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