The Art of Living yearbook

In The Art of Living, the home Remy created with long‑time construction partner Thomas van Nielen of In Toom is featured. He transformed the dated house into a warm, flowing family home shaped by natural materials and custom design. It reflects a collaboration built over more than twenty years.

Stijlvol Wonen / VT Wonen Design magazine

Featured in the December issue of Stijlvol Wonen, Remy shares his perspective on one of the most overlooked architectural elements: doors. From bold pivot doors to discreet wall‑integrated solutions, they shape the flow and calm of a home. 

UTRG magazine

In a world increasingly characterized by excess and noise, silence becomes a statement. In this column for the interior design edition of UTRG Magazine, Remy reflects on the art of omission in interior architecture.

Stijlvol Wonen magazine

How do we create more with less? In the latest edition of Stijlvol Wonen, Remy shares his vision for perfectly balanced interiors, breaking down the complexity of design into six practical rules we can all learn from.

Excellent magazine

The charming pied-à-terre Nest For Two is featured in the December issue of Excellent, a beautiful Dutch magazine featuring dream interiors and high-end architecture. The article praises the serene beauty and elevated character of the renovated apartment.

Excellent magazine

Meijers' design for the stunning penthouse in The Hague is featured by the luxury interior design magazine Excellent. A five-part article highlights the remarkable design choices and impeccable finish of this beautiful residence.

The Art of Living magazine

The bilingual luxury interior design magazine The Art of Living explains the concept of modern restraint in Meijers's design of a traditional canal house in Utrecht. The extensive section engages readers with the design challenges of working on a historic building and how to combine heritage with contemporary living..

Stijlvol Wonen magazine

A personal conversation with Remy Meijers about his design preferences, favorite (travel) destinations and why he is called the man of many shades of gray.

Stijlvol Wonen magazine

The estate in North Holland is featured extensively in Stijlvol Wonen. The magazine, which celebrates luxury interiors, dedicated an entire section to this impressive estate, designed for optimal living in harmony with nature.

Hoog. book

You can still picture them in your mind: the wise and high-ranking gentlemen of the princely Orange Society Sic Semper. Seated in stately chairs, cigars in hand, networking and overlooking the canals of Utrecht. If only the walls of this national monument in the historic heart of Utrecht could speak...

Herenhuis magazine

One of Utrecht's most intriguing historic buildings stands prominently on the corner of Trans and Nieuwegracht. It's the former gentlemen's club "Sic Semper," dating from 1891, where high-ranking officers, nobles, and patricians gathered to network in the late nineteenth century. Today, the building is divided into apartments. Interior designer Remy Meijers was commissioned to design the first-floor apartment: how understated modernism and characterful history converge in a historic interior.

Excellent magazine

In the villa, surrounded by water, residents fully enjoy the tranquility and the new, stylish interior. And all this without having to move. Remy Meijers designed the extensive renovation and, with a high-quality (custom) interior and a rich palette of materials, created a setting where luxury and functionality go hand in hand. With a living painting as a view.

Stijlvol Wonen magazine

Transforming a building with a rich history into a livable and modern place to live? Remy took on the challenge.

Uw Woon Boek

The stunning result of this newly built villa in Brabant is the result of a unique collaboration between Lenz Architects from Uden and interior architect Remy Meijers. From the very first sketches, Meijers was involved in the design of this spacious home. Remy delved deeply into the client's wishes. The composition of the residents, their living habits, and the functions of the rooms determine the flow and the different zones within the home.

Excellent magazine

“Visitors are without exception incredibly impressed by the luxurious and warm atmosphere that is palpable and visible in our headquarters," says Mario Velders of Tronios, director of the global family business that is a leading player in the lighting and sound industry. "Some employees even say they'd rather be here than at home on Friday afternoons, haha. Personally, I think the company canteen on the first floor is a great success, both in terms of layout and appearance.”

Excellent magazine

Asked about the apartment's biggest eye-catcher in Knokke, Belgium, Remy Meijers points to the outside: the beach and the sea form an endless, living canvas. With an eye for detail, creativity, and craftsmanship, the experienced interior designer managed to align the interior of the pied-à-terre with the elevated view.

The Art of Living magazine

A young family purchases a historic Utrecht townhouse with a dated interior. The owners asked interior designer Remy Meijers to transform it into a modern family home with a bright atmosphere, a kitchen integrated into the living area, a ground-floor living area for the parents, and an attic for the children. Respecting the building's original structure and details, Remy creates a contemporary interior where everything fits together.

Hoog. Book

Interior architect Remy Meijers transformed a dated house with many small rooms in a popular neighborhood in the center of Utrecht into a comfortable, open, and modern family home. While respecting the building's history, the interior has been completely renovated, and an extension has been added to create more space at the rear.

Interior Business Magazine

Remy Meijers graduated cum laude in 1995 from the Department of Architectural Design, Interior and Furniture Design at the Utrecht School of the Arts. There, he learned to return to the essence in his designs. This is how tranquility takes on a face. This forms the foundation of his design practice, which truly took shape when, on the eve of a new century, he established an interior architecture and furniture design firm under his own name.

The Art of Living magazine

A successful interior is one in which all elements are perfectly coordinated. This is true for designer Remy Meijers. He doesn't think from the perspective of "what already exists," but rather from the perspective of "what doesn't yet exist." He has collaborated with the best companies in the industry on over 200 products. Although they have known each other for a long time, the designer and the metal experts at De Rooy Metaaldesign had never worked together before. Until now. Remy's vision and the craftsmanship of De Rooy Metaaldesign resulted in a "steel door 2.0."

Residence magazine

"My wife Tineke and I were looking for a historic house to live in and where I could have my studio. We found this canal house from 1700 in the center of Utrecht. When we bought it thirteen years ago, we immediately fell in love with the location and the atmosphere of the house, but it was in poor condition, so we thoroughly renovated it, as I see it."

Stylish Living Magazine

Bed, chair, and nightstand? The bedroom deserves a little more excitement. Discover our three mischievous styles for an adventurous bedroom. Plus, three top designers—Roelfien Vos, Marcel Wolterinck, and Remy Meijers—reveal their bedroom secrets. See and learn from their creations.

Stylish Living magazine

"This is a house full of spaces for moments of happiness," says Marie-Helene. Her family home on a sprawling green estate is a dream, with a tasteful and high-quality interior.

The Art of Living yearbook

A white steel staircase with leather treads takes pride of place in the interior. This unique focal point is situated within the villa's subtle bend, appearing to function as a hinge. A transparent portal with wooden slats surrounds the element, allowing the staircase to be viewed from various angles.

Stek magazine

Interior designer Remy Meijers is known for his tranquil, perfectly balanced interiors. His vision: if the foundation is right, you can create a beautiful, serene atmosphere with minimal detail. This time, Remy takes us to his own rooftop terrace in the center of Utrecht.

Vogue Living magazine

Although they may seem lonely, these statement pieces love company. They deserve a little extra attention, as they're real eye-catchers.

Stijlvol Wonen magazine

"In front of our house is the IJsselmeer, and at the back, we look out over the historic city center," says the proud owner of this beautiful townhouse. The two contrasting views elevate Bellevue's concept to a whole new level.

The Art of Living magazine

Over the past twenty years, The Art of Living magazine has had the opportunity to look inside the most exclusive and spectacular (villa) projects. One project that certainly belongs in this list is this breathtaking villa, situated on a beautiful country estate. LENZ architects, interior designer Remy Meijers and Van Dinther Bouwbedrijf worked together in a very close and integral manner in the design and construction process. The truly fantastic end result reflects the more than successful cooperation between the three parties and the principals involved.

Excellent magazine

In June, Remy Meijers celebrated the memorable fact that 25 years ago he graduated cum laude from the Department of Architectural Design: Interior and Furniture Design of the Utrecht School of the Arts. In the 25 years that followed, Remy grew to become a much sought-after and acclaimed designer.

Home Sweet Home magazine

Anyone who knows Remy Meijers' work knows that he loves tranquillity and simplicity. Clear lines characterise his designs, just like a minimal use of colour. Any excess disappears, only the essential remains. The interior architect and product designer looks for comfort and experience in rich fabrics, materials and details. In this eighties villa in Twente this is once again reflected. The Dutchman transformed an outdated interior into a contemporary living space that radiates light, warmth and tactility.

Stek magazine

Interior designer Remy Meijers is known for his subdued interiors. His vision: if the basis is good, you create a beautiful, serene look with very little elements. For Stek Magazine he explains one of his latest projects: the design of a beautiful villa in Twente.

Art of Living book

Remy Meijers is responsible for all his interior designs. They are without exception from his hand, which means that every client receives personal attention. It is of great importance to him that everything is perfect, that all elements are in tune with each other.