Knokke | Belgium
Le Paquebot
Knokke-Heist, a gem on the Belgian coast, is renowned for its elegant beaches and unique atmosphere. This seaside jewel attracts art enthusiasts and offers an idyllic setting for a getaway just two hours from Brussels. Les Maisons CAB invites you to stay at Villa Paquebot, a remarkable modernist villa from 1936, designed by the Brussels architect Louis-Herman de Koninck.
I do not write, I build.
- 400m²
- 10 guests
- 5 bedrooms
- 0 bathroom
Marthe Wéry, Untitled, 1998
Amenities of Le Paquebot
- 400 m²
- 5 bedrooms
- 0 bathroom
- Pool
- Golf
- Technogym Bike
- Wi-fi
Alvar Aalto, Ceiling Lamp
Alvar Aalto, Ceiling Lamp
Jenny Holzer, Inflammatory Essays, 1979/82
The modernist villa designed in 1936 by Brussels architect Louis-Herman de Koninck is an architectural masterpiece. Its clean lines, bold shapes inspired by transatlantic liners, bright spaces, and innovative use of materials make it a perfect setting for the many artworks and design furniture pieces curated by Fondation CAB. It embodies the perfect harmony between aesthetics and functionality.
Patrick De Brock, Sans-titre (Stalks IX), 2021
Olivier Mosset, Sans-titre, 1968
Alvar Aalto, Special Wall Lamp
Alvar Aalto, Stackable Chair
The sweetness of life in its purest form
With golden beaches, numerous boutiques, and art galleries, everything invites relaxation. Sunlit terraces, iconic restaurants, and the sea breeze create an ideal setting for special moments. Here, every moment is a simple and authentic pleasure.
Villa Paquebot stands out with its interior decoration where each artwork and design element is carefully selected to create a unique atmosphere. The furniture, with clean lines and noble materials, harmoniously integrates with contemporary paintings and sculptures, offering an exceptional visual and sensory experience.
Subtle artistic touches are found in every corner, while the play of light highlights textures and colors, adding depth and character to the whole. The result is a setting that is both modern and timeless, where attention to detail prevails.
Robert Mangold, A triangle within two rectangles, 1977
Alvar Aalto, Pair of armchairs mod. 34/402, 1933
Sol LeWitt, Double assymetrical pyramids with color ink washes superimposed, 1986
Alvar Aalto, Paimio, 1932
A tribute to Alvar Aalto
Villa Paquebot celebrates the work of Alvar Aalto by incorporating furniture designed by the Finnish master, known for their functionality and clean aesthetics. Each piece reflects the characteristic attention to detail of Aalto. This integration creates a harmonious and sophisticated atmosphere, making Villa Paquebot a tribute to timeless design.
Niele Toroni , Sans-titre (rouge de Naples), 1979
Carl André, Six Part Sort, 1972
André Cadere, A 00321040, 1977
Sol LeWitt, Double assymetrical pyramids with color ink washes superimposed, 1986
A pleasant garden featuring a sculpture by artist Richard Long offers private access to the Knokke-Heist golf course.
