Maison Hannon

Contributed by Lucas Le Bihan


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Maison Hannon is an Art Nouveau building built in 1904 in Brussels by Jules Brunfaut for Edouard and Marie Hannon. It draws inspiration from the houses of Victor Horta and Henry Van de Velde, and was furnished entirely by Émile Gallé's establishments. After renovation works, it opened its doors to the public in 2023. It features permanent and temporary exhibitions, focusing on the history of Art Nouveau.

Along with the reopening, Oilinwater was commissioned to design the graphic identity of the institution. The logotype was drawn from the door handles, designed by Émile Gallé, and the name tag is a custom lettering. For printed matters and online communications, the typefaces used are Self Modern by Bretagne type foundry and Cera by TypeMates.

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