Interior designer, creator of objects, scenographer, Brussels-based Benoît Deneufbourg celebrates 15 years of practice with his first solo show at the CID in Hornu
For 15 years, through her agency Caracas, Hélène van den Wildenberg has brilliantly orchestrated the press relations of the key players in the cultural and artistic world of Wallonia and Brussels
Scenography, fashion shoots, artistic direction, video, photography, clothing design…. David Carette has always presented himself as a multi-facetted creative professional. Today the story is taking a new twist: he is finally daring to define himself as an artist.
This Mons-based studio takes an emotional and interactive approach to design, with storytelling that skilfully mixes the human dimension and the digital experience. A meeting with Nicolas d’Alessandro, co-founder of Hovertone.
Meeting with Rafael Jimenez, founder of the Plan 8 consulting agency, and member of the international jury of last edition of Belgian Fashion Award.
Hotels, art galleries, boutiques, private homes…surrounded by his multicultural team, Belgian interior designer Michel Penneman draws the outlines of a cosmopolitan and engaging lifestyle, though… Read more
Lionel Jadot talks to TLmag about his anti-conformist approach to interior design and the multitude of projects he is undertaking
Belgian Marcy Szwarcburt talks to TLmag about his project around mixed-wear and high-end pyjamas with his brand Maison Marcy
“Each NO/AN handbag is produced from start to finish by the same craftsperson”. NO/AN is above all a wonderful human story, in step with the international spirit of the European capital that is the cradle of a brand which cultivates the Slow and put ethics at the centre of its creative approach.
Ronane Hoet, one half of graphic design studio Hoet&Hoet, talks to TLmag about brand identity, storytelling and the importance of listening
Curator, Giovanna Massoni, discusses fragility as a source of dialogue between design and society in the upcoming Liege triennial, titled Reciprocity
Philippe Vertriest, founder of the ethical clothing brand AKaso, speaks to TLmag about his African inspired collections and the business side of design
