An exhibition curated by Liv Vaisberg during Dutch Design Week  on what furniture can be. The exhibition will bring together 60–100 international participants, offering a bold and inspiring overview of where furniture design is heading next.

Ariane van Dievoet, who specialises in sustainable design, is launching a new furniture collection this fall, as well as two unique pieces at the Curated exhibition, which will be held at the MIX hotel from September 26 to 28.

The second edition of Curated, Functional Art Exhibition will be hosted at Mix Brussels and curated by Lionel Jadot. Featuring the work of 42 talented designers, this unique event transforms the historic former Royale Belge building into a vibrant hub of creativity. Designers, artists, collectors, and architects will come together to showcase and share their exceptional creations during a residency weekend filled with food, music, and DJ sets. This three-day event is open and accessible to everyone.

Belgium is Design has partnered with hub.brussels to present a collective exhibition at the Brussels House during Milan Design Week. The exhibition (un)wrapped, features 10 Brussels-based designers: Iskandar Jani, Vormen + Elmes + Générale + Sarah & Charles, Inner Design, Cru Atelier, Hugh Roche Kelly, Anna Tou, Finkr Studio, Louise Verstraete, Olivier Vitry of Claisse Architecture & Annie Delvenne, Ariane van Dievoet

Augusta takes part in Collectible 2025, featuring the work of  La GADOUE Atelier, Roxane Lahidji, Laure Kasiers, Mathilde Wittock and Ariane van Dievoet.

Designer and sculptor Ariane van Dievoet creates pieces from off-cuts of materials to highlight their texture and form.Specialising in the reuse of materials, she combines traditional and digital techniques to fashion objects from scraps of wood, bluestone, marble, mirror fragments and more.

To celebrate its first anniversary, Augusta gallery presents a selection of emblematic pieces by the various designers with whom it collaborated in 2023-2024.

An opportunity to (re)discover the work of designers Louise Richard, Roxane Lahidji, La Gadoue Atelier, Didier Henry, Ariane van Dievoet, Frédérique Hoet-Segers, Sonian, BC Materials, Studio PART, Lionel Jadot and Laure Kasiers.

The Dominican hotel is hosting Source Material, an exhibition curated by Augusta gallery, which specialises in sustainable design.

Innovative pieces by designers Roxane Lahidji, Atelier La Gadoue, Louise Richard, Mathilde Wittock, Didier Henry and Ariane van Dievoet guide visitors through the hotel's lobby, restaurant and patio.

It's a journey that celebrates Belgian design and the sustainable transformation of materials.

Augusta Gallery was invited by Puilaetco Private Bank to curated an exhibition within the walls of its impressive office spaces overlooking the Sonian forest, on the top floor of the Mix building.

This exhibition features the work of La GADOUE Atelier, Roxane Lahidji, Frédérique Hoet, Didier Henry and Ariane van Dievoet.

Augusta takes part in Collectible 2024, featuring the work of  La GADOUE Atelier, Roxane Lahidji, Laure Kasiers, Louise Richard, Didier Henry and Ariane van Dievoet.

Augusta presents its opening exhibition, states of matter. An exhibition that starts a conversation on the diversity of sustainable approaches to design in Belgium.

Specialising in sustainable design, Augusta gallery is exhibiting unique and innovative pieces created by designers using repurposed or bio-sourced materials. This first exhibition sets the tone by highlighting the work of seven designers based in Brussels who are exploring the possibilities of materials and production techniques with a sustainable approach : Eloïse Maës and Audrey Werthle from La Gadoue Atelier, Roxane Lahidji collaborating with Clémentine Le Guérec, Louise Richard and the duo formed by Ariane van Dievoet and Didier Henry.

Ariane van Dievoet and Didier Henry present their sculptures in a new exhibition called Fusions. The designer and the blacksmith have imagined and created works in brass with a lunar appearance, presented on stone, wood and brass bases. Their joint work is rooted in experimentations and the reuse of materials.