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Fracas gallery in Brussels

December 21, 2018October 15, 2019Categories architecture, art, interiorLeave a Comment on Fracas gallery in Brussels
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Sometimes when you least expect it, you discover a gem that gives you hope. Or at least that’s how I feel when I walk into creative spaces that propose a unique vision. I felt it at a fashion shop in Berlin, that a dear friend introduced me to, a few months ago. And I felt Read article…

 

Royal Greenhouses of Laeken in Brussels

May 3, 2018October 15, 2019Categories architecture, nature, travel, urban jungle bloggers
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When you’re in Brussels during the only 3 weeks of the year when the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken are open to the general public, you just HAVE to go, right? This was the first time ever, that I queued up to visit a greenhouse. It was also the most annoying visit ever: there were too Read article…

 

Mindcraft 2018 exhibition in Milan

May 1, 2018October 17, 2019Categories architecture, color, interior
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The Mindcraft exhibition curated by Henrik Vibskov last year was one of my very favorites, so I was impatient to check out this year’s edition. The weather was just as glorious as in 2017: the sun hit the inner court of the historical San Simpliciano cloister and made everything look extra special. All the pillars Read article…

 

Highlights from Milan Design Week 2018

April 26, 2018October 17, 2019Categories architecture, color, interior, travel
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Last week I was back in Milan for Design Week. The previous edition (2017) was so good and hard to top, but again it was a lovely trip. Very warm and sunny (27°C), very crowded. In a short amount of time I managed to see quite a bit, but also missed out on so many Read article…

 

Our home is now officially for sale!

March 1, 2018October 17, 2019Categories architecture, interior, studio sapique
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Our home is now officially for sale! 27 Rooms at 50 km north to Paris…  We are hopeing for someone to fall in love with the building, just like we did 15 years ago. Someone that will turn the incredible surface (504m²!) into their workshop, office and/or apartment. Someone who will enjoy watching the boats Read article…

 

A postcard from beautiful Rome

December 2, 2017Categories architecture, travelLeave a Comment on A postcard from beautiful Rome

Last weekend I went to Italy for the fourth time this year. In April I was invited to Milan for Design Week and later that month I was in Genoa and we visited Aosta in May. But it had been 21 years and 1 month since I was in Rome, during the typical "Rome reis", Read article…

 

Villa Cavrois

September 2, 2017Categories architecture, color, interiorLeave a Comment on Villa Cavrois

One of my favorite trips of the summer was to the city of Roubaix, in the metropolitan area of Lille, in the north of France. Our goal was to visit La Piscine, a museum of contemporary art and industry that is located in a former indoor swimming pool. Did I like it? What can I Read article…

 

Maison Louis Carré by Alvar Aalto

August 9, 2017Categories architecture, interior, parisLeave a Comment on Maison Louis Carré by Alvar Aalto

On your birthday you get to choose what you want to eat or do, right? Well, I know I do! The night before my sister and I baked a delicious Challah loaf and made Labneh. But before enjoying that feast on the "big" day, we were headed to a place that has been on my Read article…

 

mini LIVING breathe in Milan

April 20, 2017Categories architecture, interior, nature, travelLeave a Comment on mini LIVING breathe in Milan

One of the most sensational installations in Milan was definitely the Breathe tower in the Tortona district. When I heard it was all about conscious, healthy and green living I knew I had to go and see it for myself. Together with NYC-based architects SO-IL, MINI (from the cars!) introduced a creative problem-solving approach for future Read article…

 

A walk around green Milan

April 12, 2017Categories architecture, nature, travel2 Comments on A walk around green Milan

As you may know, Milan is so very green: not only the booths and exhibitions of the Salone del Mobile or the FuoriSalone are green (more about that soon!), many balconies, façades and walls of buildings are covered with leaves. It's refreshing, especially in a city that is so dense and suffers from air pollution Read article…

 

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