Maison Hannon

An Art Nouveau Gem in Brussels

Maison Hannon, erected in 1902 at the corner of Brugmann and de la Jonction avenues in Saint-Gilles, embodies the pinnacle of Belgian Art Nouveau. Designed by architect Jules Brunfaut for Marie and Édouard Hannon, this residence brilliantly combines Beaux-Arts and Art Nouveau styles.

Innovative Architecture and Design

• Unique fusion of Belgian and French Art Nouveau
• Characteristic symbolist and dreamlike universe
• Remarkable architectural details: main staircase, stained glass, door handles, window hinges

Exceptional Artistic Heritage

• Complete furnishing by Émile Gallé, master of the École de Nancy
• Works by renowned artists: James Ensor, Victor Rousseau, Émile Claus
• Frescoes by Paul Baudouin adorning the stairwell and reception room

Innovative Museum Experience

• Open to the public since June 2023 as a house-museum
• Managed by a non-profit organization ensuring its promotion and operation
• Temporary exhibition venue, notably for "Art(s) Nouveau(x) Belge(s)"
• Free online audio guide accessible via smartphone
• Visible restoration process, offering a unique insight into conservation techniques

Practical Information

• Located 8 minutes' walk from the Horta Museum
• Accessible by bus (line 60)
• Reservation recommended, limited capacity
• Art Nouveau Pass available for visiting multiple sites
• Photography allowed inside