Devalck House

Gaspard Devalck combined his architect’s office with a house for his mother in his design for this building, completed 1900. The white stone facade is decorated with magnificent stained-glass windows. The first floor features a timber oriel with stained-glass windows depicting country scenes. The bel-étage rooms inside are decorated with wood panelling and ceramic tiles.

Gaspard Devalck combined his architect’s office with a house for his mother in his design for this building, completed 1900. The white stone facade is decorated with magnificent stained-glass windows. The first floor features a timber oriel with stained-glass windows depicting country scenes. The bel-étage rooms inside are decorated with wood panelling and ceramic tiles.

Gaspard Devalck combined his architect’s office with a house for his mother in his design for this building, completed 1900. The white stone facade is decorated with magnificent stained-glass windows. The first floor features a timber oriel with stained-glass windows depicting country scenes. The bel-étage rooms inside are decorated with wood panelling and ceramic tiles.

Gaspard Devalck combined his architect’s office with a house for his mother in his design for this building, completed 1900. The white stone facade is decorated with magnificent stained-glass windows. The first floor features a timber oriel with stained-glass windows depicting country scenes. The bel-étage rooms inside are decorated with wood panelling and ceramic tiles.

Gaspard Devalck combined his architect’s office with a house for his mother in his design for this building, completed 1900. The white stone facade is decorated with magnificent stained-glass windows. The first floor features a timber oriel with stained-glass windows depicting country scenes. The bel-étage rooms inside are decorated with wood panelling and ceramic tiles.

Gaspard Devalck combined his architect’s office with a house for his mother in his design for this building, completed 1900. The white stone facade is decorated with magnificent stained-glass windows. The first floor features a timber oriel with stained-glass windows depicting country scenes. The bel-étage rooms inside are decorated with wood panelling and ceramic tiles.