Lou van ‘t Riet: Bridging the gap between the viewer and the work
Belgian designer Lou van ‘t Riet‘s artistic journey, which began in Brussels and blossomed during her transformative years in New York, has reshaped conventional interactions…
Tag: Belgian design
Unveiling Roxane Lahidji’s Careful Mediation of Nature, Materiality, and Beauty in her “Marbled Salts” Series
Learn more about Roxane Lahidji's innovative approach to transforming ordinary salt into luxurious furniture.
Enhancing Comfort with Vibrant Textiles: “Knotting Knitting” by Ana María Gómez
Colourful rhythmic patterns meet modular textile objects in Ana María Gómez's "Knotting Knitting" series.
The Tactile Luxury of Emma Terweduwe’s Jacquard Woven Textiles
Learn how Belgian designer and artist Emma Terweduwe creates stunning tactile textiles that challenge our obsession with superficial appearances, show…
“Cofit-20” by Atelier Haute Cuisine – Multi-form lighting with concrete roots
For their coal and concrete-based lighting object, "Cofit-20", Belgian design studio Atelier Haute Cuisine sought to playfully incorporate the bulb in…
Contemporary Design Market x Adorno: Colourful Personalities
For this year’s show in Brussels, Adorno is pleased to announce its digital partnership with the Contemporary Design Market, taking place 25 – 26 September…
Best of Contemporary Design Market 2020: Top 10 Collectible Pieces from Curator Elien Haentjens
Jounalist & curator Elien Haentjens shares her best of Contemporary Design Market 2020 with Adorno, highlighting the work of ten emerging and esta…
“Ceci N’est Pas…”: Belgium at Virtual Design Destination 2020
Inspired by surrealist René Magritte, "Ceci N'est Pas...", curated by Elien Haentjens, investigates the subconscious, the surreal, and their influenc…
Launch of the new Brussels Collection – Launching at Collectible, 8–11 March 2018
From our base in Copenhagen, Adorno connects design communities across the world. Launched in 2017, the online gallery, shop and curator network gives design collectors…
The new Brussels Collection: Q&A with Elien Haentjens
“Brussels does not have a main art or design school. We’re not nationalistic and we’re rather quiet and humble about what we do. Because of…