Oak, ash, sweet cherry or walnut.
H. 73 – Ø 130 cm.
Oak, ash, sweet cherry or walnut.
H. 73 – Ø 130 cm.
Oak, ash, cherry or walnut, with doors fitted with bevelled glass panes and six removable internal shelves.
H. 200 – W. 126 – D. 51 cm.
Oak, ash, cherry or walnut with three doors – two internal shelves and drawers.
H. 121.5 – W. 173.5 – D. 48 cm.
Oak, ash, cherry or walnut, with two doors and two internal shelves.
H. 121.5 – W. 120 – D. 48 cm.
Oak, ash, cherry or walnut, with two doors and an internal shelf.
H. 117 – Ø 95 cm.
Walnut, oak, multicoloured spruce.
A pipe organ with mechanical action, an electric wind chest, two manuals (56 notes) and a pull-out pedalboard (30 notes) with eight stops.
Designed for the organist Hubert Schoonbroodt in 1983 and built a second time for the chapel of the De Liefde project in Amsterdam in 1992.
H. 240 – L. 155 cm.
Cast bronze reflector and stand with brushed steel reflector bracket, 2 x 300 W halogen
Produced in a run of 8 copies.
H. 184cm.
Cast aluminium frame with a lacquered finish, solid oak armrests and upholstery: removable cover over polyurethane foam.
A version with a cast bronze frame protected by a varnish finish, with solid walnut armrests and cognac or black leather upholstery.
H. 120 – W. 63 – D. 63cm.
Designed in 1980 for the Torrentius Hotel.
Ebony or walnut frame
blue-and-white lenses – diamond-cut with silver mirror coating, 8 x 40W. incandescent
A few copies were produced, including one for Wuidar and another for Dubois.
No. 18 x 46 x 46cm.
Designed in 1974 for his wife, Jeanne Belvaux.
Black laminated plywood base, plexiglass lid and ebony keys. Built by organ builder Schumacher. A second example was commissioned for the architect Roger Bastin.