Not an ordinary furniture store.
For some reason, I don't like impeccable design furniture, but the one bearing the signs of the inexorable passage of time, a stain of rust here and there. This does not only apply to furniture, also to architecture, books etc.
More than that, K.Loan has an atmosphere. You can feel the hand and the soul that combined the objects, transcending their condition, telling a story.
I dare say: K.LOAN is a labyrinth of delicacy and force.
P.S. This is not an ad.
2 venues in Brussels: 101 Rue Blaes and 537 Chaussée de Boondael
For some reason, I don't like impeccable design furniture, but the one bearing the signs of the inexorable passage of time, a stain of rust here and there. This does not only apply to furniture, also to architecture, books etc.
More than that, K.Loan has an atmosphere. You can feel the hand and the soul that combined the objects, transcending their condition, telling a story.
I dare say: K.LOAN is a labyrinth of delicacy and force.
P.S. This is not an ad.
2 venues in Brussels: 101 Rue Blaes and 537 Chaussée de Boondael
