Motoring: Citroën DS, an icon since 1955
Our motoring correspondent Bob Monard takes look at a classic line of cars.
Since 2014, DS has been a full-fledged and distinct brand of Citroën....
Lifestyle books: Nomadic Homes let you live on the move
In our regular lifestyle books pages we at a work from Taschen that has tracked down all manner of truly moveable homes.
In this illustrated...
Atelier NA: Bespoke tailoring without the stress
Nathalie Marchal looks at Atelier NA, a tailoring firm that believes in technology and quality.
Whether you are a neophyte or an unconditional adept of...
Parma ham at Rob the Gourmets’ Market: tasty!
C. Thonon tried the Parma ham for her first time in Rob the Gourmets’ Market.
In April, the Consorzio del Prosciutto di Parma and Rob...
Belgian design: Atelier de la Cambre, collection of luminaires
In our Belgian design pages, James Drew looks into the world of Stéphane Davidts, lighting creator par excellence.
From the word go (which was 1980),...
Art Brussels: Miriam Dowling at Arthus, Dirk Braeckman BOZAR
Miriam Dowling at Arthus Gallery
Rodolphe de Spoelberch’s Arthus Gallery is delighted to exhibit an Irish artist for the very first time. The very talented...
Eurantica Brussels: Ancient and modern art fair
C. Thonon visited Eurantica Brussels this year and gives us the lowdown.
Eurantica (Fine Art Fair) difficult to characterize, it’s different objets d'art from a...
Good cooking: Must have gadget kitchen gadgets
Dedicated good cooking fan Colin Moors take a look at chef’s little helpers.
An avid cook myself, I have probably fallen foul of those wily...
Belgian fashion: Macha Thys a love of all things yarn
In our Belgian fashion pages Jeanie Keogh meets a designer who found her calling at a very early age.
It is not very often that...
International schools: St. John’s adds a boarding option
St. John’s has been serving the expat community around Brussels for more than 50 years. An international boarding unit is being created for 30...
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