No two Delvaux boutiques are alike. The two-story townhouse where the luxury handbag brand is reopening its Antwerp location invites visitors to discover both the city and the world of leather craftsmanship.
A journey through the city
Delvaux is reopening its Maison on Komedieplaats in Antwerp, across from the Bourla Theater. The boutique was designed in collaboration with architect Tiziano Vudafieri of the Milan-based architectural firm Vudafieri-Saverino Partners. It brings together different worlds, with Delvaux always at the center. Throughout the townhouse, iconic designs such as Le Brillant, Le Tempête, and Le Pin find their place in a carefully curated setting.
Each Delvaux boutique is designed in harmony with its surroundings, as a counterpoint to the standardization of luxury and as an invitation to leave the familiar behind, according to the press release. In Antwerp, that invitation takes the form of a journey through the city at the heart of Flanders. Delvaux’s collections and leather craftsmanship engage in a dialogue with art, design, and objects that have been carefully selected to highlight the stories they tell and the connections they forge.
A journey of discovery
Delvaux creates objects built to last and therefore surrounds them with pieces that have themselves withstood various eras, places, and generations: a Burgundian cabinet from the early seventeenth century, a mirror from the early twentieth century, crafted in Antwerp and attributed to Maison Franck, a contemporary stained-glass artwork by Ara Starck… On the upper floor, a Venini chandelier brings the artistry of Murano glass into the mansion.
The bar, a recurring element in Delvaux’s boutiques, reflects a European vision of hospitality: this is a place to pause for a moment, take a seat, and strike up a conversation without formalities. The boutique is designed not only to be visited, but also to linger, explore, and return time and again.
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