WONDER CLUB house

Design companies Allaert Aluminium, Joli, Modular Lighting Instruments, Vincent Sheppard and Wever & Ducré present together in the beautiful salons of Broelkaai 6 under the name WONDER CLUB house, in collaboration with new work by Belgian designers, including Jolien Holvoet, Moss Studio, Fraziel Atelier, Dries Truyers,  Lisa Berden, Audrey Large, Giel Dedeurwaerder, Fractal, Victor Ledure, Copper & Light.

WONDER CLUB is een collectief van 7 designbedrijven, gevestigd in de Kortrijk UNESCO Design Region. Deze regio staat gekend voor zijn uitstekende design bedrijven en enthousiasme voor het samenwerken met ontwerpers. WONDER CLUB is daarom een logische samenwerking van designbedrijven Allaert Aluminium, Joli, Modular Lighting Instruments, Novy, Umbrosa, Vincent Sheppard en Wever & Ducré. Ze bieden het beste in Belgisch design, met showrooms op slechts 20 km afstand.

Wever & Ducré biedt trendy LED-verlichting die niet alleen esthetisch aantrekkelijk is, maar ook compact, energiezuinig en gericht op het verbeteren van de levenskwaliteit.

Vincent Sheppard produceert duurzame, comfortabele meubeliconen voor gedeelde mooie momenten, gedreven door vakmanschap en passie.

Umbrosa's schaduwoplossingen combineren elegantie, eenvoud en ongeëvenaarde ergonomie. Met trots produceren ze ’s werelds mooiste en meest duurzame parasols.

Novy is dé specialist in dampkappen, werkbladafzuiging, kookplaten en designverlichting met gesture control.

Bij Modular Lighting Instruments gaan ze voor de ultieme verlichtingsexperience. Hun architecturale verlichting tilt dan ook de schoonheid van elke ruimte naar een hoger niveau.

Joli is een kwaliteitslabel voor Belgisch design, op maat van uw behoeften en als aanvulling op uw leven.

Allaert Aluminium is gespecialiseerd in ramen, deuren en gevel in aluminium, voor woningbouw, villa's en herenhuizen.

The invisible line between autonomous art and everyday utilitarian objects has always fascinated Jolien Holvoet. Why shouldn't shapes that refer to functional objects also be considered autonomous works? Is it a matter of context? Or the viewer's perspective?

In her ceramic works, Jolien seeks to answer these questions for herself while also making the viewer aware of this duality. It's the beauty of seemingly everyday objects that invites reflection and wonder. By creating these refined and carefully finished objects, Jolien hopes to cultivate a sense of awareness. Not only so that the objects can be cherished more, but also to encourage moments of reflection. In her creative process, she is always in pursuit of what she believes to be the "perfect" form.

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Bjorn Van Houtte (Fraziel atelier) is a graphic designer with a passion for design movements that have left a permanent mark on the creative landscape. He has a soft spot for the timeless charm of Bauhaus, the playful eccentricity of Memphis style, and the nostalgic appeal of vintage design. The mirrors are more than just reflective surfaces—they're storytellers from the past/future. His exploration began with stained glass, where the beautiful lead lines and colors made a connection. Starting with making glass windows for his own home, the concept of mirrors emerged as an experiment.

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Moss Studio is a collaborative endeavor founded by interior architect and wood turner Mario Vanwynsberghe (°1973 - Vincent Van Duysen Architects and Nòbrega-Borghmans) and his wife, herbalist Veerle Knockaert (°1974). However, Moss Studio goes beyond being a mere creative endeavor; it represents a profound connection to nature, drawing inspiration from both their backgrounds and the bond they share with their garden in Menen, Belgium. 

In Moss Studio, as a wood turner, Vanwynsberghe finds comfort in repurposing wood from fallen trees. While entering into a physical, intuitive and grounding dialogue with the wood, he explores the interplay of opposing forces between the wood and his chisel and translates that into a contemporary formal language that invites people to withdraw in authenticity.

Knockaert delves into research, seeking to infuse each creation with natural, homemade stains and beeswaxes. 

Through this collaborative process, Moss Studio celebrates the richness of nature and advocates for sustainable practices, biodiversity and the creation of harmonious living spaces. 

Guided by nature’s silent dialogue, Moss Studio aims to capture its essence in their creations. Their sculptures are not loud, but light and tactile. They embrace the innate qualities of the woods they utilize, honoring the unrefined beauty of organic forms and flaws that emerge from the materials themselves. They are the result of a thoughtful yet organic process. Moss Studio makes unpretentious objects in refined simplicity, averse to time, trends and marketing. Not art, not design, not functional craft. Moss Studio does not let itself be easily defined. 

Dries Truyers finds the combination and creative experimentation with both common and unusual materials one of the most fascinating aspects of furniture design. Additionally, each of his designs tells a story. Sustainability is of utmost importance to him, and he frequently uses residual flows and recycled materials.