This year we’ve been on a roll with no less then 5 new buildings. It’s been challenging, stressful, but also very rewarding, and yet here we are again: a new house! Our 5th house over 6 months time. It’s a first in the Schaerbeek neighbourhood but we’re already sure of
Another one… ( I’m sure you heard DJ Khaled, right ? ) Yes, we’re opening a new house ! Yes, it’s in everyone’s favourite neighbourdhood : Saint-Gilles ! Yes we’re opening it next to everyone’s favourite place to have a drink (or many): le Parvis ! The Parvis house is a spacious house that will host
Green: Fact: Brussels is the greenest capital of Europe. Bam! You can get a patch of nature a stone’s throw away from any of the CO-HOMING residences. Seriously, check the map here. Green: the color of envy. The envy that all those European capitals feel about Brussels and her humongous
WTF …Warning To Foreigners in Belgium You thought I had lost my head? That I let myself trespass the borders of PCness , huh? Nah! Just engaging a bit of your attention … and warning you indeed … Warning To Foreigners … Let me first remind you that surrealism is
The Onlooker in Brussels Well now … You are one of the countless Brussels dwellers who have the privilege to revel in the smorgasbord of entertaining resources sprawling all over the city, right? So, let me strum that guilt chord, alright? Don’t you think that it would be fair for
… or The Right To Bear Arms … or submachine guns and pistols English is the language spoken pretty much everywhere in Brussels. People have assumed a certain comfort speaking it. Ok, true. However, like most languages, English is ridden with subtleties that are widely neglected by those not-native speakers.
It’s finally happening! We’re opening our first house in one of the most vibrant neighbourhoods of Brussels, Ixelles. There are 6 rooms, each with a private toilet and bathroom and as per usual our signature cupboard with private fridge in the kitchen! It’s a typical Brussels house with huge common
Alright, since I assume you have now exhausted your tasting of the 1,100 brands (or so) of beer in all those various temples, I suggest that you take a stroll by the wayside. And in case you have missed that, Belgium is the realm of surrealism, right? Well then, check
There is a good chance that, during your stay in Brussels, you will be sucked into some heated argument about the origin of “that” thing. It’s called French fry in the English language. Belgians claim its origin and French … don’t care, essentially. Where Do French Fries Come From? There
Rooftop bars: the phrase immediately brings to mind trendy sky-high oases in Singapore, New York or Bangkok. But from now on, think of Brussels. Far above the bustle of the city, relax with a drink and a snack and take in fantastic views and music at various spots in the
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