At the Brussels Design Museum,
Meet the trends of modern design

The Brussels Design Museum is a place where you can take a look at the design history of various works, including plastic, from the 1950s to the present. Particularly famous is the Plasticarium, where you can admire thousands of amazing plastic designs from history, along with works by Joe Colombo, Verner Panton, Eero Aarnio, and more. If you are interested in modern art and design, be sure to stop by. You can admire classic and experimental designs and demonstrate your creativity through various temporary exhibitions.

You'll see more than 2,000 colorful exhibits, including classic design pieces such as Werner Panton's cantilever chair and the first iMac computer, as well as works by contemporary artists such as Philippe Starck and Charles Kaisin.

Main exhibition information

Be sure to check out the following at the Brussels Design Museum, which shows the development of Belgian design through various exhibits that provide a glimpse into the history of Belgian design, including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Modernism.

Modern design trends:
We regularly hold exhibitions introducing the latest trends in various fields of modern design, such as furniture, fashion, graphic design, and product design.

Plastic Design Collection:
It houses the world's largest collection of plastic design, showing the history of plastic design from the mid-20th century to the present.

Interactive exhibits:
You can improve your understanding of design through interactive exhibitions where visitors can directly experience and participate.