Royal Museum of Arts and History

At the Royal Museum of Arts and History, two rooms opened showing an impressive overview of the rich collection of 19th century furniture and everyday objects, as well as pieces from the later periods of Art Nouveau and Art Deco.

The first room focuses on Belgian Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Visitors get a clear overview of the different shapes and styles that are typical for the art nouveau and Belgian Art Deco has also has a prominent place in this room. 

The second room focuses on decorative arts from the 19th century. The exhibition shows the evolution of styles such as Empire, Neo-Gothic and Japonism. 

Bruns developed and produced the exhibition based on the design by Pièce Montée. The project mainly involved the realization of twenty large showcases in various designs and sizes, as well as stages, glass tables, cloches, lift showcases, pedestals and plan cabinets.

Photo: © BE CULTURE