Belgian design is known for its calm restraint and material richness. Explore spaces published on HomeWorldDesign that showcase the country’s refined architectural voice.
Step into the world of the Hodb Apartment: a beautifully designed artist’s dwelling featuring a central cupboard in translucent polyester resin, a kitchen in dark marble, and symmetrical wooden volumes for bedrooms and storage.
The floor plan of the home is elongated, as JUMA has a soft spot for long-drawn-out and low forms. Even the children’s bedrooms are located on the ground floor.
Although this bungalow on one of the stately driveways of Brasschaat had been on the market for a long time, JUMA immediately saw its enormous potential when the client came to them with the question whether a…
Belgian architecture studio DMOA is dishing out inspiration for small apartment dwellers through the 164-square-foot penthouse studio above their new five-story office building in Leuven, Belgium.
The company GAB contacted us because they were in need of a new showroom next to their other showrooms. GAB is the official distributor in Belgium and Luxembourg of Pepe Jeans, Scotch & Soda, Hackett London, Karl…
JUMA Architects beautifully integrated the entrance door and converted the connecting volume between the two wings of the house into a symmetrical whole, with solid wooden beams that support the new awning.
House BRAS is located on a lush green site abutting a pond in the middle of an old allotment in the suburbs of Antwerp. The house is designed to blend into its surrounding natural landscape.
The idea for this special brick house came about after the architects crossed India and the residents traveled to Morocco. The result: an Belgian open house that hides behind an oriental curtain.
Pure and essential shapes, highlighted by a natural light that irradiates from big glass windows, that is further amplified by the mainly cleat surfaces of the environments.
