Second-hand shops and antiques dealers

Looking to (re)design your interior without getting standard, off-the-shelf furniture? It's possible! Thanks to its second-hand shops, antiques dealers and famous flea market, Brussels is your new interior decorator. Design pieces, furniture ready for a new life, lighting and day-to-day objects await!

Atelier Belvédère

Down by the Ixelles ponds, this shop has a large selection of furniture, lighting and retro objects. Thanks to its restoration workshop, Atelier Belvédère is the ideal place to customise your interior without spending a fortune.

Rue du Belvédère 14, 1050 Ixelles

    Vintage Items

    This shop sells vintage furniture and decorative items from the 50s to the 80s. Close to the charming Place Brugmann, Vintage Items also offers you new, original pieces. 

    Rue Darwin 33, 1050 Ixelles

        D+ Design

        D+ Design offers a selection of furniture, lighting and objects from the 20th century, with an emphasis on Italian design. They also have a great choice of American design and design from the rest of Europe.

        Rue Blaes 83-87, 1000 Brussels

            D+ Design - Vintage - Meubles - Mobilier -

            Via Antica

            Via Antica is more than 2,000 m² dedicated to furniture and accessories from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries: furniture, lighting, glasswork and more in the heart of the Marolles! 

            Rue Blaes 40, 1000 Brussels

              Reliek

              Reliek offers a wide range of objects made up of 7 collections, from basics to works of art, from tableware to furniture and decoration. Their offer includes creations of Belgian craftsmen and guest artists.

              Rue de l’Enseignement 26, 1000 Brussels

               

              Passage 125 Blaes

              With paintings, stained glass, furniture, crystalware and antique weapons all displayed over 1200m²... you've guessed it, you're in bargain-hunters' paradise! There's something for every taste and budget at Passage 125 Blaes.

              • Did you know that this building has had many lives? From linen merchant to Dutch
                Protestant temple (1918) and even a cloth and drapery merchants... It wasn't
                until 1995 that it finally became an antiques dealer.

              Rue Blaes 125, 1000 Bruxelles