Museum housed in Victor Horta's former home-studio, an Art Nouveau masterpiece. Preserved original interiors with mosaics, stained glass, and furniture. Art Nouveau research center with archives and library.
Iconic Art Nouveau House Museum
Built between 1898 and 1901, Victor Horta's former residence and studio embodies the essence of Art Nouveau. This museum offers an immersion into the Belgian architect's work and the movement's aesthetics.
Innovative Architecture
- Novel integration of structure and decoration
- Harmonious use of varied materials: wrought iron, enameled tiles, glass, marble, and wood
- Central staircase leading to a skylight, a key element of interior lighting
Preserved Spaces
- Original music room, bedroom, dining room, and guest room
- Authentic mosaics, stained glass, and wall paintings
- Furniture designed by Horta
Research Center
- Specialized archives and library on Art Nouveau
- Accessible by appointment for researchers
Meticulous Restorations
- Opened to the public in 1969
- Garden reconstruction
- Façade and roof restoration
- Restitution of certain rooms, including the bathroom
Practical Information
- Online reservation required
- Last entry at 4:45 PM
- Estimated visit duration: 1-1.5 hours
- Audio guide available
- Specialized Art Nouveau bookshop
