About us

We, Miranda Heupink, a passionate interior designer, and her partner Dimitri Davoudi, are the proud owners of our design studio and showroom in Hamont-Achel. With a keen eye for detail and a deep love of aesthetics, we have built up a portfolio of beautiful projects and satisfied clients over the past few years.

Our designs are a unique blend of timeless elegance and modern functionality, with each project carefully tailored to the personal wishes and needs of our clients.

Our dedication to quality and our unrivalled creativity ensure that every interior we design forms a harmonious whole where functionality and beauty come together. Whether it’s a complete renovation or the embellishment of a single room, we are ready to share our expertise and passion.

From design to realisation, well-thought-out living begins with a plan

A successful interior does not start with the execution, but with a well-founded plan. Whether it concerns new construction, renovation or redesign, we think along with you from the ground up and guide you from idea to perfectly executed space.

Why we should be consulted early in the process

The sequence that many people follow, first the architect, then the interior designer, and only later us, can lead to missed opportunities.

We believe that the correct sequence is:

1. Architect – 2. Interior designer – 3. Realisation

Why? Because in the design process, we focus not only on appearance, but also on routing logic, ease of use and living comfort. We design what is technically feasible and realise what we design.

Voor elke fase en elk moment in het traject

  • Complete home furnishing
  • Individual rooms or sub-projects
  • Redesign when selling your home with 3D visuals of the potential
  • Consultancy process with phasing based on budget

Whether you want to do everything at once or in phases based on your budget, a good plan is always the first step.

Our main advice

Start with a plan. The pace of implementation may vary, but with a clear design, you can avoid impulsive decisions, double costs, and missed opportunities.