THE LARGEST VINTAGE DESIGN MARKET IN EUROPE
Since its creation, Brussels Design Market has evolved into the largest design market in Europe. It has now become an essential part of the international vintage design calendar, inviting to discover enlightened and passionate exhibitors, promoting 20th century design with their high quality selections. Scandinavian, Italian or American, from Corbusier to Jacobsen via Bertoia, the Brussels Design Market offers a wide range of choices to match the diversity of tastes and interiors.
De handelaars, afkomstig uit de vier hoeken van Europa, bieden een eclectische collectie die op één plaats de stijlen en tendensen samenbrengt die de afgelopen eeuw hebben gekenmerkt. Naast iconische stukken, biedt Brussels Design Market ook anonieme en exclusieve stukken aan tegen betaalbare prijzen.
Een uitzonderlijke plek en een unieke sfeer
Twice a year, in March and in September, Brussels Design Market welcomes its exhibitors and vintage dealers to a totally unique space in Europe, finding the cutting edge architecture and design technology: the Gare Maritime at Tour & Taxis – 8,000 square metres specially dedicated to a selection of high quality vintage design.
Maintaining its unique atmosphere usually characterized by flea markets, the Brussels Design Market continues to extend , to attract more and more visitors from each year, and has developed into a real meeting place.
Recent facts & figures
In September 2023, Brussels Design Market gathered more than 100 international dealers who exhibited a selection of high quality design for the delight of vintage enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Despite the current economic situation, this edition has reached a significant attendance with 7,430 visitors.
On Instagram, the number of followers jumped from 25.7K to 55K !
This success not only reflects the strong appeal of vintage design but also bodes well for an excellent next edition which will take place on March 16 & 17, 2024 in the unique setting of the renovated Tour&Taxis ferry terminal.
