Grandpa built sheds. We build distance that is just right.
Twelve metres between your back door and your mother's. Close enough for soup, far enough for a life of your own. We have been building towards that for three generations: at first without knowing it, now very deliberately.
Grandpa Hendrik's shed
Grandpa starts a carpentry workshop at home. Barns, hay barns and one legendary pigeon loft.
The first complete home
Dad and Jan build their first complete home: in sections, on the lorry, assembled in three days.
The little house for mother
We build a small home for our own mother behind Jan's house. The neighbour wants one too. And so does her sister.
The factory in Ede
We move into a proper factory hall and start building entirely in dry, controlled conditions.
340 homes later
Twenty-eight craftspeople, one family, and every week a crane above a back garden somewhere in the Netherlands.
“In 2011 we built a small house for our own mother, behind Jan's place. When the neighbour wanted one too, we knew: this is the work.”
Five rules Grandpa already lived by. So do we.
Listen first, then draw
Grandpa always had a coffee first. The best design is in the story, not in the catalogue.
What we promise is on paper
Price, schedule and who to call with questions: in black and white, before we start.
No subcontractors
The people who build your home also install it. And come back to do the maintenance five years from now.
Build as if it's for mother
Since 2011 that has no longer been a figure of speech. Every home gets the mother test.
Leave things tidy
After installation, the property is cleaner than we found it. Your children's garden is home too.
Feel free to visit. Really.
You are welcome at our factory in Ede. Make an appointment and you can walk past the homes under construction. Walk past the homes under construction, ask all your questions to the people who build them, and find out whether our coffee lives up to the stories.
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