Victor Taelemans, 1901
In 1901, the architect Victor Taelemans designed an Art Nouveau house that was to become his home and office. Situated on a corner site, it was inspired by the Otlet House completed a few years earlier by Octave Van Rysselberghe. The interior decoration is very varied and blends Art Nouveau and Flemish Renaissance styles, plus a reinterpretation of Art Nouveau by the current owners.
Saturday 28th March
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FR
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10h30 · 11h30 · 14h00 · 15h00 · 16h00 · 17h00
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NL
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10h00 · 12h00 · 15h30
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11h00 · 14h30 · 16h30
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Sunday 29th March
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10h00 · 11h00 · 12h00 · 14h30 · 15h30 · 16h30
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NL
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10h30 · 14h00 · 16h00
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EN
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11h30 · 15h00 · 17h00
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Practical info
Accessibility for persons with reduced mobility
Ancienne maison personnelle de l'architecte Victor Taelemans
70 Rue Philippe Le Bon 70 1000 Bruxelles
Ancienne maison personnelle de l'architecte Victor Taelemans
70 Rue Philippe Le Bon 70 1000 Bruxelles