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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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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FR
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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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