Art Nouveau Legacy at Autrique House

Autrique House stands as an example of early Art Nouveau architecture, designed by Victor Horta in 1893 for Eugène Autrique.

This house marks a significant point in Horta's career as his first noteworthy commission. While lacking in luxuries, it features intricate design elements like curlicued mosaics, indicative of the Art Nouveau movement that would dominate Brussels. The house also contains unique installations, including an attic tribute to a former resident and inventor, Axel Wappendorf.

Noteworthy Features

• 🏛️ Horta's First Commission
• 🌿 Unique Architectural Details
• 🎨 Interactive Exhibitions

Autrique House is accessible to the public and attracts visitors ranging from tourists to architecture enthusiasts, offering insights into Art Nouveau's emergence.