Belgian Interiors

Where Architects Live | Atelier 10.8

Atelier 10.8 co-founder Henri Van den Broeke invites est inside his Ghent apartment, which he describes as “classical with a twist”.

A newly-built home in the historic Belgian town of Torhout draws materially-rich design cues from its surroundings.

Belgian designer Laura Calleeuw explores an architectural interplay of lines to design interiors that say more with less.

As featured in our latest issue, a Belgian beachside home by Benôit Viaene transcends seasons to become a calming year-round family destination.

Belgian architect Marie Lecluyse reshapes a longstanding family home in the Flemish countryside for the next generation.

Two connecting apartments in the city centre of Antwerp, Belgium affirm Dries De Malsche’s natural hand at minimalist design.

Harnessing pure forms and honest materials, Arjaan De Feyter converts an old factory in Antwerp, Belgium into an utterly fluent family home.

House LD by Stay Studio, located in Kortrijk, Belgium, speaks to the most telltale elements of Belgian design.

Step inside a barn-inspired home on the leafy outskirts of Antwerp, Belgium, designed by Belgian architect Dennis T’Jampens.

Belgian architect Stef Claes shares his latest residential project, the redesign of an inner-city Brussels apartment.