Maison Hannon

©David Plas
©David Plas
©David Plas
©David Plas
©David Plas
  • Temporary exhibition

Belgian
art
nouveau

Van de Velde,
Serrurier-Bovy,
Hankar
& Co

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The Maison Hannon is one of the masterpieces of art nouveau in Brussels, uniting Belgian art nouveau with French art nouveau in a symbolist and dreamlike universe. Built on the corner of Avenue Brugmann and Avenue de la Jonction in Saint-Gilles, it was commissioned by the Hannon couple whose name it bears, Marie and Edouard, from their architect friend Jules Brunfaut in 1902.
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The first phase of restoration is now complete: the first floor, which faithfully recreates the world of the Hannons, and the first floor, a temporary exhibition space. The façade has also been restored.
However, these renovations mark the first phase of a much larger project. Further phases of restoration will follow, and the public will be invited to take part in conferences, tours, meetings with craftsmen and crowdfunding campaigns. A unique and pertinent opportunity to understand a long process whose mission is to restore to its original splendor one of the icons of the style invented in Brussels.
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News

Every first Thursday of the month, a thematic visit to discover Maison Hannon!
Discover the Maison Hannon like never before with our thematic tours! Every first Thursday of the month, the Maison Hannon opens its doors and highlights a new theme. Between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., you will have the opportunity to discover the house and the art nouveau from a different perspective...
20,000 visitors since the opening!
We are thrilled to share a fantastic milestone with you: the Maison Hannon has welcomed over 20,000 visitors since our doors opened on June 1st! These visitors have explored the Maison Hannon, shown an interest in its stories, and discovered the beauty of Art Nouveau. It has been a pleasure to...
A combined ticket between the Horta Museum and the Maison Hannon
Take advantage of this exclusive offer to discover two Art Nouveau gems: Horta Museum and Maison Hannon. With this combined ticket, visit both museums and benefit from a discount. Reservation of this combined ticket is mandatory. It is currently available at full, senior, youth and children's rates...
Restoration of the façade
A broad partnership, between the world of construction, energy, art patronage and public authorities, united to defend excellence, heritage and its dissemination. With the support of Prométhéa and VINCI Energies Belgium, as well as the law firm ASAP, the first crowdgiving campaign dedicated to the...
The on-line ticketing is open
Reserve your tickets now to visit Maison Hannon from June 1, 2023! Visiting Maison Hannon is to discover a unique house, that of a couple, Marie Debard and Édouard Hannon who conceived, with their friend the architect Jules Brunfaut, a masterpiece of art nouveau. For their interior they conceived a...
SAVE THE DATE: Inauguration of the Maison Hannon in 2023
We are proud to announce that the Maison Hannon will open its doors as a house-museum to the public on June 1, 2023: an opportunity for all to discover the aesthetic universe of the Belgian-French couple Édouard Hannon and Marie Debard, who commissioned the house. By the time of the opening, the...
A crowdgiving to restore the façade
A masterpiece of art nouveau, the façade of the Maison Hannon is a collective asset, that of the people of Brussels, that of passers-by, that of tourists... We want to restore the house to its original splendour for its opening next spring, but above all to give back to everyone one of the most...
Prométhéa launches its platform for collecting donations
Prométhéa, an association that promotes corporate sponsorship for culture and heritage, launched a brand-new crowdgiving platform on Monday 29 November: Prométhéaforculture! In concrete terms, this is the first digital platform that allows the public and companies to support a cultural project in...
New museum, new identity. Interview with the Oilinwater team
The search for a symbol Quite early in the design process, the need to use a symbol became apparent. Because of the identity and the architectural trends to which the house belongs. And because it is particularly rich in symbolism, everything in this place seemed to us to have been designed to...
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