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Pantone Hotel — Brussels, Belgium -
Richard Deacon embraces failure in Antwerp with stellar results -
Showcase: Obumex launches updated Brussels flagship -
At Kortrijk’s Biennale Interieur, an air of optimism and silver linings -
Independent Brussels 2018: what to see at the Belgian fair -
Food, sexuality and domesticity: Anthea Hamilton reconsiders the familiar in AntwerpSubversive and playful, Anthea Hamilton’s first survey exhibition, ‘Mash Up’ has opened at the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp
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Everything Architecture: OFFICE KGDVS stages ambitious retrospective -
Brussels gallery opens art bar for experimental parties1b is a new art bar designed by Koenraad Dedobbeleer, hosting a series of art-filled, drink-fulled evenings curated by a roster of acclaimed artists
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1960s bungalow renovation cuts cinematic dash in BelgiumHouse BPB, created by Belgian architect David Bulckaen, is the imaginative reintepretation of a 1960s bungalow into a dark, mysterious, contemporary house inspired by the movie A Single Man
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Rachel Eulena Williams weaves poetry and abstraction in BrusselsIn ‘Joy & Rain’ at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels, New York-based artist Rachel Eulena Williams presents new hybrid works that are bold, subversive and steeped in complex histories
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Contemporary architecture blossoms in BrusselsIn our latest architectural exploration, we turn to the Belgian capital of Brussels, where a balance is being struck between new projects and the city’s time-tested 20th-century gems
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In Brussels, Collectible is a hotbed of multidisciplinary collaborationInside the Vanderborght building in Brussels, Collectible design fair (5-8 March) invites experimentation in food, interior architecture and furniture
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Govaert & Vanhoutte unveils brutalist villa in the Belgian woodsA brutalist concrete villa, nestled in its terrain in the Belgian woods outside Brussels, is the latest residential offering by Bruges-based architecture studio Govaert & Vanhoutte
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Ann Demeulemeester’s first foray into homeware ‘returns to the essence of things’The Belgian fashion designer collaborates with Serax for a collection launching at Maison et Objet this week
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Friedrich Kunath on pushing paint and why he loves the ‘empty promise’ of Los Angeles -
Magic circle: Arjaan De Feyter casts a spell over a silo in Antwerp -
Mario Botta and Koen Vanmechelen are behind Labiomista, a studio and biodiversity project -
A former printworks makes an impression as a gallery and home for designer Xavier Lust -
Studio MOTO and Hans Op de Beeck clad a villa in rubber -
Belgian modern: we explore the brick curves of Renaat Braem’s Maison Alsteens -
Ground up: the much-anticipated Kanaal development completes in Antwerp -
Fosbury & Sons Boitsfort in Brussels brings home comforts into the workplace -
Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen’s Low Countries home is perfectly balancedA monolithic and modernist house clad in Grandina limestone near Ghent creates a tranquil atmosphere
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Belgian Brutalist: Van Wassenhove House by Juliaan Lampens opens its doors -
Xavier Hufkens' new gallery space bolsters Brussels' art sceneDesigned by Bernard Dubois, who takes over the @wallpapermag IGTV channel today with an architecture tour, the new home of Xavier Hufkens gallery opened last week with a bold new show by Sterling Ruby
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Contemporary artists find a common thread with 1970s and 1980s Belgian textile art -
Amsterdam gains the first Fosbury & Sons venue outside BelgiumCo-working brand Fosbury & Sons launches Prinsengracht, its first ever venue outside of its home country of Belgium, in Amsterdam, located in a historic, redesigned hospital courtesy of interiors studio Going East
