Guided interior visit: Maison Roosenboom

Reborn Floral Art Nouveau Jewel

On Faider Street in Brussels–Ixelles stands a remarkable building from a time when art and architecture merged into enchanting creations: Maison Roosenboom. Designed in 1900 by painter-architect Albert Roosenboom, this house represents a highlight of Brussels Art Nouveau, alongside icons such as the Horta Museum and Maison Hannon.
Once abandoned and declared uninhabitable, the building underwent an extensive restoration from 2020 onwards, returning it to its original splendour. With its floral wrought ironwork, elegant lines and richly detailed decoration, Maison Roosenboom embodies the spirit of an artistic revolution, where every detail speaks of the ambitions and creativity of a remarkable era.

This interior visit will be conducted in English.