Divorce Living

What began as a fragmented building with small, closed-off spaces has been completely redeveloped into a single open and connected work environment. A place where collaboration happens naturally, without compromising on tranquility, clarity, and focus.

The essence of this project lay not only in the layout, but in translating the organization’s mission into the design. Divorce Housing supports people as they enter a new phase of their lives: a time when trust, clarity, and structure are essential. This requires more than just a functional office; it requires an environment that feels right from the start.

You’ll notice it the moment you walk in. No traditional reception area—just a cozy setting where the open kitchen and reception area flow seamlessly into one another. A place where people can come in, settle in, and feel welcome, just like at home.

The office is organized into various work zones—ranging from meeting and collaboration to focus and consultation—that blend seamlessly into one another. Through the clever use of materials and layout, the space achieves not only structure but also a sense of calm and excellent acoustic balance.

The design is bold and modern: clean lines, glass walls, industrial elements, and statement lighting. This is softened by warm materials, upholstery, greenery, and custom details, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

The result is an office that not only functions but truly works for the people who use it. An environment that inspires confidence, fosters collaboration, and makes the company’s identity tangible in every space.

For founders Maickel van den Burg and Geoffrey Krijgsman , this marks an important step: a work environment that fully aligns with the maturity, ambition, and growth of their organization.

Photographer: Contique B.V.

Published: Pi