TINE LONCIN opens her home and workplace in the heart of Brussels, on the top floor of a former textile factory that she transformed in 1997. Born and raised in Brussels, the city is a constant backdrop to her design practice: layered, pragmatic, vibrant and never quite finished. Her approach is consistent: she does not start from a predetermined form or style, but allows the design to emerge from space, use, material and context. A world of living and making in which clarity gains meaning and where every object and every space speaks for itself.

For Brussels Design Week, Tine Loncin opens the space where her interior architecture and furniture designs have taken shape over the years. Together with designer and curator LOU VAN HENDE, she selects designers and artists who live and work in Brussels today. Their works are temporarily integrated into the existing living and working environment.
The selected works introduce an organic, tactile and more intuitive dimension into the space. This is reflected in forms, natural materials and tactility, but also through works in which not everything is predetermined and space is left for what emerges during the process. This creates a temporary interplay between different ways of making and designing, within a living and working environment shaped over the years.

From the living area, the space continues onto the rooftop terrace, furnished with outdoor furniture designed by Tine Loncin. Here, the Brussels skyline unfolds, the city that connects them.

Opening: 24.09 at 18:30
Weekends: open access from 11:00 to 18:00
Weekdays: visits by appointment only (RSVP via mail@tineloncin.be)


Images 1, 3, 4 and 5 © Kaatje Verschoren