Weekend

Happy weekend! Have a lovely one. And an utterly stunning space to spend it in. See more of this beautiful Belgian house over here at Living Etc.

(photo: paul massey)

Serenity Now

Modern classic. Love that floor, too. See more of this elegant Belgian home here.

(photo by avenue lifestyle via sfgirlbybay)

A Minimalist Oasis

Hard to believe this beautiful and tranquil house in Antwerp, Belgium by Vincent Van Duysen was remodeled around 15 years ago. Timeless modernism. Love this one.

(photography by martyn thompson - jan verlinde - juan rodriguez. via a part ça)

Belgian Minimalism

Today I'm admiring the G House, a lovely three story townhouse in Brussels built in 1907 and recently restored by architect Olivier Dwek. Stunning. More here on The Cool Hunter.

(photography via Olivier Dwek)

Weekend

Happy weekend! Hope it's a lovely one. Looking forward to gallery visits here — enjoy your own.

(photo by karel balas for milk magazine)

Midnight Mood

To get you in the mood for Halloween, have a look at this stunning Belgian home with its fearless use of black throughout — all set against crisp white and with a sophisticated use of pattern and texture to add even more interest to the space. Modern with atmosphere.

(photography by jan verlinde for inside living. via vosges paris)

A Belgian Paradise

Something a little different today — a tour around the stunning garden of Belgian fashion designer Dries Van Noten (with a glimpse or two indoors, too). Magical place. More here on Vogue.

(photography by françois halard for vogue, march 2014)

A Stylish Small Hotel

Design collector and dealer Bea Mombaers is also the owner of this lovely small hotel in the small Belgian resort town of Knokke — the Bea B&B. Filled with an ever-changing collection of objects and art, it has another attraction besides being an amazingly stylish place to stay — all the items and furniture inside are for sale, too! A perfect spot to get away from it all — and do a little shopping, too. More here.

(photography by bea mombaer of bea b&b. via yatzer)

Old Into New

Discovered by chance and bought for a song, a crumbling 1930s brick house in Genk, Belgium, has been beautifully renovated by new owners Michaël Verheyden and Saartje Vereecke — both designers and both unafraid of a challenge. Love the results. More here on Dwell.

(photography by tim van de velde)