Belgium

Welcome to the Brusk exhibition hall, designed by Robbrecht en Daem and Olivier Salens architecten, the latest addition to the Bruges Museum Quarter

By Giovanna Dunmall Published 13 May 26

Interior designer Bea Mombaers and architect Peter Ivens use custom furniture, low lighting and timeworn materials to shape the next chapter of a beloved Belgian stay

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 9 May 26

From a pyramid-inspired home in Milton Keynes to a Belgian villa of sinuous concrete curves – these are the finest examples of residential architecture to cross our desks this month

By Anna Solomon Published 30 April 26

Magalie Munters' concrete villa on the Belgian coast features curving concrete walls and pristine seashell-like interiors

By Léa Teuscher Published 7 April 26

For a family of five, designer Victoria-Maria Geyer transformed a historic Brussels home into a warm, elegant residence that blends global craftsmanship with vintage-modern furnishings

By Anna Solomon Published 27 March 26

A new Flemish house by architect Pascal Bilquin and interior designer Julie Thiers expands the living experience from its carefully curated interiors to the green Belgian countryside

By Ellie Stathaki Published 24 February 26

The house’s new creative director is bringing his own signature irreverence to the avant-garde brand, finding inspiration in moments of quotidian beauty

By Jack Moss Published 5 February 26

'Building for Belgium: Belgian Embassies in a Globalising World' offers a deep dive into the architecture representing the country across the globe – bringing context to diplomatic architecture

By David Plaisant Published 20 December 25

A Hasselt beguinage, transformed to the 21st century through smart adaptive reuse by London-based architect David Kohn and Antwerp's Dirk Somers, makes for a fitting home for the city's Interior Architecture university programme

By Ellen Himelfarb Published 26 November 25

Locally sourced materials and high design ambition merge in the newest residential work by Belgium’s BC Architects & Studies & Materials

By Malaika Byng Published 14 November 25

A new Antwerp exhibition, ‘Girls. On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between’, frames girlhood as both archetype and subversion, featuring works by Sofia Coppola, Louise Bourgeois, and more

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 1 October 25

Italian philosopher Emanuele Coccia meets Belgian landscape architect Bas Smets to discuss nature, cities and ‘biospheric thinking’

By Ellie Stathaki Published 10 September 25

Landscape architect Bas Smets on the art, philosophy and science of his pioneering approach: ‘a site is not in a state of “being”, but in a constant state of “becoming”’

By Ellie Stathaki Published 7 September 25

In The Stuff That Surrounds You, Wallpaper* explores a life through objects. This episode, we’re invited inside an architectural gem – just what you'd expect from one of the most distinctive voices in the field today

By Anna Solomon Published 15 August 25

This playful yet polished city escape blends global flair, local flavour, and rooftop views worth lingering over

By Giovanna Dunmall Published 17 July 25

London-based Chris Bagot Architects has designed a stylish environment in which to work or unwind prior to high-speed rail travel

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 5 June 25

Brussels has emerged as one of the best places for creatives to live, operate and even sell. Wallpaper* paid a visit during the annual Collectible fair to see how it's coming into its own

By Adrian Madlener Published 20 April 25

Debuting at Brussels’ Collectible design fair in March 2025, Maarten De Ceulaer's Cairn Lights balance craftsmanship and connection to the natural world

By Ali Morris Published 24 February 25

Taking its name from the Swedish word for ‘pine tree’, creative project management studio Furu is growing against the grain

By Siska Lyssens Published 20 February 25

Marche Arboretum is a joyful new green space in Belgium, dedicated to nature and science – and a Wallpaper* Design Award 2025 winner

By Ellie Stathaki Published 12 January 25

As we welcome 2025, the Wallpaper* Architecture Awards look back, and to the future, on how our attitudes change; and celebrate how nature, wellbeing and sustainability take centre stage

By Ellie Stathaki Published 9 January 25

Architects Robbrecht en Daem’s new building at Rubenshuis, Antwerp, frames Rubens’ private universe, weaving a modern library and offices into the master’s historic axis of art and nature

By Tim Abrahams Published 20 December 24

A new exhibition at Modemuseum Hasselt, Belgium explores the rarely examined link between fashion and motherhood, in all its forms

By Dal Chodha Published 11 November 24

‘Masquerade, Make-up & Ensor’ is a newly opened multimedia exhibition at MoMu – Fashion Museum Antwerp, celebrating the craft of make-up and hair; Zoe Whitfield reports

By Zoe Whitfield Published 11 October 24