Weighty coffee table / solid iron frame / stone slate table tops / made on commission by architect Alex Vervoordt / Belgium 1990s /

Weighty coffee table / solid iron frame / stone slate table tops / made on commission by architect Alex Vervoordt / Belgium 1990s /

Price on request

Hand engraved slate tabletop / adorned with intricate sacred geometry /

Width 200
Height 40
Depth 60 cm

150 kg

Axel Vervoordt is a world-renowned Belgian interior designer, antique dealer and art dealer, who was officially elevated to baron at the end of 2025. Although he is often mentioned in the same breath as architecture, his true strength lies in creating inspired living spaces. His unique design philosophy combines subtle luxury with serene sobriety.
Philosophy: Wabi and Timelessness
Vervoordt's style is deeply rooted in Japanese Wabi-sabi philosophy, which celebrates the beauty of imperfection, simplicity and transience. His interiors are characterized by:

Natural materials: Wide use of raw wood, natural stone, lime paint and linen.
Ancient dialogue: The harmonious bringing together of archaeological finds, antiques, and modern or abstract art.
Attention to emptiness: Spaces exude peace, quiet and purity.
Iconic Projects
With his family business, the Axel Vervoordt Company, he realizes prestigious projects worldwide. Two of his most talked-about transformations in Belgium are:
De Vlaeykensgang (Antwerp): In 1969 he restored this historic, medieval alley in the heart of Antwerp.
Kanaal (Wijnegem): A former malting and distillery that has been completely redeveloped into an innovative 'cultural village' where living, working and art (including the Axel Vervoordt Gallery) come together.

In addition, he enjoys international fame for designing interiors for celebrities (such as the minimalist country house of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West) and his respected art exhibitions at the Palazzo Fortuny during the Venice Biennale.
Axel Vervoordt

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