- At the end of World War II, Art Deco in Brussels faded to make way for the modernist and international architectural styles that would mark the postwar period.
- Art Deco has quite a few surprises in Brussels: villas, churches, hospitals or simple buildings...
- Did you know Brussels boasts some of Europe's finest Art Nouveau and Art Deco buildings? ... Art Nouveau in Brussels: What to See.
- To celebrate, I’ve compiled some of the finest architectural marvels in Brussels, a city known for its Art Deco and Art Nouveau architecture.
- I had the opportunity to visit just a few of the buildings at the festival this year. Devalck House. Art Nouveau and Art Deco in Brussels- DSC 0177-585x811.
- 2. Banad Festival Brussels. This event takes place every year from 15 to 30 March and focuses on Art Nouveau and Art Deco.
- Mar 13, 2024 - Explore Dede Fleur's board "Art Nouveau/Deco, Brussels", followed by 417 people on Pinterest.
- Art Deco appeared in Belgium immediately after the First World War when Victor Horta began designing the Brussels Palace of Fine Arts in 1919.
- Art Deco, Cultural, Heritage/Patrimonial. Wolf Food Market. Unique venue in the heart of Brussels with a lot of detail for architecture and design.
- With Victor Horta’s famed Art Nouveau townhouses in Brussels’s core, the city’s Art Deco treasures tend to get overlooked.