SO’HAM

Behind an imposing bourgeois residence built around 1860, there is a small urban garden in the shade of the high walls of the Charles Janssens School. Fortunately, a backdrop of ivy is complemented by a golden yellow that brings light to the space and shelter for the birds.

Combining textures and volumes, the flowerbeds thrive between an ancient holly and a sturdy wisteria, which winds all the way to the upstairs sun terrace. A pleasant path—snaking around a small, gently murmuring pond—is ready to be walked upon barefoot by more daring guests.

The spacious rooms that open to the outside belong to the So'Ham Centre, where your yoga teacher hosts weekly classes. Quite the programme!