Riez Hotel

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.

The Riez Hotel, an Art Deco Gem in the Maritime Quarter, Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
In the heart of the Maritime Quarter stands Hôtel Riez, built in 1927-1928, remarkably well-preserved by the De Molinari family, acting on behalf of CDA, the owner of the property for more than fifty years. Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for Joachim Riez, an industrialist specializing in the sale of construction materials, it housed office spaces for the Compagnie Industrielle du Rupel and a prestigious apartment on the upper floor.

Inside, visitors will discover intact interiors designed in the wake of the 1925 Paris Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, furniture by the renowned De Coene Frères of Kortrijk, and a kitchen worthy of a film set!

The site is accessible only with a guide and by reservation.