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Architecture: belgian talents (part 1)

With its emblematic buildings ranging in style from Art Nouveau to Post-Modernism, not forgetting forays into Art Deco and Modernism, Belgium has become something of an architectural benchmark. Today’s architects are the heirs of the masters of functionality and rationality who developed a certain idea of minimalism and an ability to impose a strong architectural […]

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Spring arrives, bringing with it a desire for light, open spaces, and homes that breathe. This edition of VILLAS celebrates the home in all its dimensions, from kitchens that have become the true heart of daily life to outdoor spaces that extend living beyond the walls.

Between architecture, design, and travel, this issue takes you from Cairo to Marrakech, from Paris to London, before escaping to the Serengeti, the Greek islands, and Lisbon. Inspiring homes, visionary designers, and remarkable destinations come together in a journey that is both refined and vibrant — an invitation to open the windows wide and welcome the new season.

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Modernism at its best

Beautifully reserved period materials and a revamped interior give this remarkable 1950s villa a strikingly contemporary look. Built in 1956 by Louis-Herman De Koninck’s daughter and her husband, E.J.L Wiesen – both architects – the villa was designed for their own personal use. The house was recently sympathetically renovated by Alain Delogne from Fronton architects, […]