Curtains, upholstery, and rugs sized to high ceilings, tall windows, and acoustic needs along the Louise corridor and quieter Ixelles streets.
Windows in period Brussels flats often sit high with deep reveals. We hang tracks above the frame when cornices allow, keeping fabric off radiators and clear of shutters that still operate.
Deep contemporary sectionals swallow small salons. We favour sofas with visible legs so skirtings remain in view, and we choose seat depths that leave walking room past marble chimneypieces.
Hard parquet under street noise benefits from rugs with dense weave rather than thin runners alone. Dining rugs stay inside chair arcs so edges do not fray at door thresholds.
Bedroom textiles pick up wall colour without matching it exactly. We keep pillow stacks modest so tall headboards do not compete with remaining picture rails.
Brussels winters push humidity indoors. We prefer breathable covers and advise clients on cleaning cycles that suit rented flats as well as owned ones.