Dries Van Noten’s Interior Designer: Gert Voorjans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2021
- Dries Van Noten’s interior architect, Gert Voorjans invites me to come look at his favorite objects in his home office, we talk about interior design, the philosophy of constructing a space, and art generally.
Special thanks to VisitFlanders, the MoMu, and the city of Antwerp for making this video possible.
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I had to watch this again. The way he uses color is so stunning.
The pan down to the eclectic carpet and then you see they’re both wearing a tabi. Modern artist heaven
Both of y'all matching with the Tabis
This was not purposeful 😆
That was definitely a fantasy.
@@BlissFoster made me happy to see that
As someone from Belgium I love to hear this thick Flemish accent, it makes me feel better about my own and it is also the only thing I will ever have in common with Gert 😊
It's a very pleasing accent, no need to feel bad about your own. Sounds friendly and down to earth :)
American here, I love Flemish accents
Bliss, so happy for you! This is amazing! Going to Antwerp, introducing us to so many designers I didn't know about, all while looking fabulous in that suit! And the matching tabi shoes!!!
Two things I just loved:
1)Your two piece wool suit.
2)The wooden pallet coffee table with the tiger on top
Love this content, a perfect complement to your normal fare. Very glad that you’re getting these opportunities as they’re well deserved.
Great interview. SO much color. The synergy with Dries really shines with all the patterns and clashing colors
Bliss! This suit! These colors and textiles! Thank you for this and bravo.
Oh wow, crongratulations! Thank you for bringing this to us.
I love the bizarre surrealism that comes from a theme clash in the collection of items placed in a space. It brings me a sense of comfort to have the mood of a dream world merge into reality. Kind of like how those malachite pieces look like a giant's chewed up wad of gum.
I love the green behind the Moroccan ceiling.
What a beautiful video. My house is pretty eclectically designed. I really enjoyed seeing all these different colors come to life.
Bliss, this is amazing to see. You have really taken the community support and reinvested it into creating such amazing and unique content, very efficiently it appears. The best part of this is knowing its just the beginning. Can't wait to do group runway analysis with footage right from the runways :)
This new content is sure to make the non-finaclncial supporters realize the value in your offerings and get on the Patreon :) Up, up, and away!
What a beautiful space to ponder in, hearing some of the intentions and considerations that led to its current state lends even more awe to it.
Can you comment the discord link for me?! I want to join it. Thank you
@@justusgreen8498 It's for the Patreon members, just check the Bliss Foster patreon link in the video descriptions. I promise you it's worth it (4 dollars), you get extended interviews, early access, and the discord is full of fashion nerds it's amazing. Totally understand if it's not possible but I hope to see you in there!
@@SweatDogg no, I already paid. I can’t get in the discord right now .. It won’t redirect me to the app for some reason.. idk why
Everything about this was such a treat, thank you!
Bliss we are SO proud of you and this channel. You’re killing it !
💯💚💙❣beautiful and eclectic color.The ceiling is just stellar.
My pattern making teacher is working at Jim Thompson Thailand. Shoutouts to Ajarn Bianca and the city of Bangkok 😊🙏🏻
I love to see this style of interior design!
What an excellent designer, love the colourways and concepts.
Bliss.. Your look here is dashing. It's so tasteful and fits you like a charm!
Wow thank you love this elements in the house
this is such a delight! living the dream
My god this is stunning
New to your channel here on the tube and loving all the content! Your Rick Owen show attendance video was my first one and now I can't stop. Will be joining your Patreon soon... All the colors and patterns here are so inspiring.
Absolutely fascinating, Bliss ! I loved this !
Dream house!
More from this ...thank you 😍😄
Love this. Thank you.
Was that a Hudson’s Bay Point blanket I saw on a chair? 🇨🇦
Love how you two are rocking and working Margiela.
The colours are out of this world he is so talented it's makes people smile when when they see colours like that I'm happy to see them thanks
Super beautiful
Bliss, you’re really doing it brother I am so proud of you man you continue to inspire me to do fashion daily this is so major I hope a demna interview is next!!!! Hopefully you interview me and my brand in the future so proud of you this is major!!!!!
Love 💕 Love 💕 Love 💕 This is so Beautiful!!
I’m glad u movin up u deserve it 🔥
Watched X3 back 2 back
lol seeing bliss realize it’s styrofoam 😂 6:32
Fabulous design mind!
quite interesting. thanks!
Love this.
Bliss, you look great in that suit!
Amazing 💖
Lovely handsome design with an old soul.
Amazing.
Nice suit bliss
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Forgive my ignorance but will someone PLEASE tell me who designed this suit? 😭 Or was it tailored instead? This was so beautiful to watch. Loved every second of it 🧡
Suit is an old one from Bottega Veneta, found it for ~$100 and it fit perfectly 😌
@@BlissFoster thank you!! It looks marvelous on you. Happy turkey day 😁🦃
Can I get a link from anyone for the sculture artist @6:04 . Also - a fascinating snoop. We can hope for more like it.
A great addition to the rest of the channel and so - a bow to Bliss for his consistently high quality content.
I 'm so happy that we recently bought one of his works
Florian Tomballe
Very Nest magazine.
Wonderful! Did you two preplan the tabi shoes ? ;) Love his gestural hands
We didn’t plan the Tabis, no 😂 I didn’t even know how into Margiela he was until I showed up that day. He talks a lot about that influence in the full interview that’ll get released on the Patreon next month 💫💫
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I'm in antwerp and I just walked past his store where he was just chilling with some dude
Sad the camera work ended up been dizzying because everything looked gorgeous
Congrats Bliss! I enjoyed this.. only critique is get a new shooter
To be fair, I wasn’t giving clear direction, everything you see in this vid was intended to be b-roll, then I shifted it to main footage in the editing room. Cam operator did an outstanding job considering the original goal.
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Around minute 01:44, Gert says he had to redesign the prints beaches of copyrights. Can anyone explain how does copyright work in art and desing?
okay but can we take a minute for bliss' suit
He looks so good in it!
Delicious!
No IKEA furniture? Strange.
tabi tour =]
Bliss you look very handsome this episode, had to dress to impress huh??
What am I looking at?
Dries Van Noten’s Interior Designer: Gert Voorjans 💫💫
Hate the bare walls. It‘s what‘s wrong with all average interiors nowadays, and I certainly don‘t see the point when money is no object. Always cold!
They’re both in Tabi boots
mmm HMM hm.... hm
I’m a loud active-listener 😅
*"We need a flash of something **_weird_** to make it more interesting." OR ... how 'bout a **_flash_** of something less contrived, desperate and clichéd but simply TASTEFUL instead?* 😑
bro it looks like hiroshima in there wtf i wouldnt live there if i was paid looks trash to me. if someone can help me understand the appeal of this randomness lmk. looks like a hipster antique store
well....for me,its collecting pieces of you...no matter if they clash in every shape or form...I see life here,order and common sense is not required to feel like you own a space...I love it on the other hand, in my soul I am a free spirit...maybe there lies a secret of understanding simple eclecticism that here I don't feel transmitting any force of persuading audience to see what one wants the audience to see...it's just things that communicate organically...:)
@@MrCijuciju thank you for the reply, i find it ironic though, in a psychological lens, that you say its like collecting pieces of you and it looks like a catastrophic disorganized mess like most peoples psyches are. also i would prefer if rooms have order because after the chaos you encounter outside of your home, I would want to find some reassuring footing at home. My embodied reflex was "this to me is ugly, this must be wrong" but i understand that we can use floral language and call it eclectic but in turn it makes it look like a collection room that should be tucked away or some type of garage sale to me. As for communication, they obviously dont communicate as they are all from seperate cultures and styles, the only chance of communication here would be unity in dis-unity.
"Like a sculptor who lives and works among hundreds of moulds, mallets and chisels. Like a painter who always needs his brushes close at hand to capture the colourful images in his mind’s eye. Like a couturier who receives his clientèle surrounded by bolts of cloth. That’s how Gert Voorjans lives and works in Antwerp."
@@bartleirs4351 so how is it appealing to you then
@@jafggf exactly...unity of dis-unity....opposite of "Fight club modus..buy it to compensate for something or for lartpourlartistic aesthetics"...'cause most of the people do exactly that...
and if you don't feel like this particular place or space is according to your beauty standards,you obviousely seek something else on the aesthetic surface...like in music,you feel it or don't...here,I feel pleasurable comfort that speaks to me...order is neccessary of course,but I see it even in the most dissonant combos of matter in this video...