Brussels-based Atelier Jespers presents a collection of long-lost and recently-found furniture by architect Georges Candilis and interior designer Anja Blomstedt on 22–31 January 2016.

Gallery Meessen De Clercq explores the relation of a Dutch Golden Era painting and the gallery’s contemporary artists at Brussels Art Fair BRAFA on 23–31 January 2016.

Mbrace Collection by German designer Sebastian Herkner brings together solid teak and Dedon’s signature fibre seating.

After St. Tropez and two venues in Paris, restaurant Le Tigrr opened a new spot in the French capital with signature Asian fusion food, cocktails and luscious interiors designed by Philippe di Méo.

Brussels Art Fair BRAFA presents an ecletic selection rare antiques, art and furniture of nearly 140 galleries from all over the world. From 23–31 January 2016.

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German designer Sebastian Herkner’s ideal house, Das Haus, questions how to live together with other cultures and empowers people to interact with each other. At imm Cologne from 18–24 January 2016.

Awarded designer Philipp Weber’s trumpet-inspired glassblowing pipe allows creating multi-chamber glass vases.

Almine Rech London presents paintings and sculptures of artists Jean-Baptiste Bernadet and Benoît Platéus in an exhibition Sea Level. Until 22 January 2016.

Textile trade fair Heimtextil defines four key trends in home textiles for 2016/17. Heimtextil in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, on 12–15 January 2016.

Hauser & Wirth gallery in London brings together nine artists from Louise Bourgeois to Richard Serra and Gordon Matta-Clark for exhibition Maisons Fragiles. Until 6 February 2016.

Hauser & Wirth gallery presents Italian artist Fabio Mauri’s solo exhibition in London for the first time in 20 years. Until 6 February 2016.