History meets contemporary design
Located in a landmark Beaux-Arts building, the Gallery spans 50 m² and is an architectural homage to Brussels’ rich heritage. Originally designed in 1924 by Parisian architects Louis Duhayon and Marcel Julien, the building draws inspiration from the French Renaissance. The boutique retains and celebrates original features such as the historic floors, mezzanine, staircase, and façade elements, ensuring a seamless blend of past and present.
Guided by the concept of impossible combinations, the space juxtaposes tradition with contemporary design, creating a dynamic yet harmonious contrast. Visitors will encounter a curated selection of eclectic design pieces and art, including striking works by London-based artist Gill Button, a distinctive Gio Ponti table, and a 1970s Venini glass chandelier that has been thoughtfully reassembled to illuminate the space with warmth and character.
