Belgian architecture modern

We’re off to Belgium's countryside to wander through five Belgian country houses that epitomise the nation's lauded design aesthetic.

In a country that cradles its revered design aesthetic, Belgian interior architect Pieter Vanrenterghem affirms his hold on the Flemish rural vernacular through a minimalist estate.

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Image 8 of 24 from gallery of Stephanie & Kevin / Atelier Vens Vanbelle. Photograph by Atelier Vens Vanbelle

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Beautiful modernist villa designed in 1926 by the architect Louis Herman De Koninck - Belgian most important architecture of the functionalism movement. In Brussels, Belgium.

Brutalist architect Juliaan Lampens has designed this Belgian concrete house around a sanctuary-like garden, imbuing it with a sense of calm. The West Flanders house has a low, horizontal roof and is almost entirely surrounded by its hedge-lined garden, with only its drive and attached garage visible from the street, hiding it from prying eyes. Photo: ArchitectenWoning #property #architecture #belgium

De Vylder Vinck Taillieu's subtly humorous alterations to the regional architecture of Flanders playfully offer it new purpose. A visit to three new projects by the Belgian office.

Caldwell & Castello on Instagram: "Monday Mansions inspired by Belgium Country Homes. #curbappeal #belgium #architecture #design #aifordesigners"