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Stefan Morael Landscape & Garden Architect

Brussels based garden designer - creating outdoor spaces for bespoke architectural gems

07/09/2026

Green + white + always right!

To hide an unsightly concrete fence, we wrapped it in sleek, white-lacquered corrugated metal panels. The result? A fresh, bright and contemporary backdrop that lets the natural, flowing planting truly pop. Proof that one smart tweak can totally elevate a space.

19/07/2026

Where leisure, architecture and biodiversity come together. That’s pretty much the definition of a garden 🏡

Photography: NC is what you get.
Architecture: Van Halewyck Marco Architects

Eva Tuytelaers
Kristof Hoefkens

28/06/2026

A slice of the Mediterranean, right here in Belgium. 🌿☀️

This sheltered walled garden creates its own unique microclimate. Reclaimed stone rubble from an old structure was mixed into the existing soil to improve drainage, providing the ideal conditions for Mediterranean plants like sage, rosemary, curry plant, Ballota, and even a cypress.

The result? A colourful, aromatic garden that transports you straight to the South—without ever leaving Belgium.

architecture: VELDHUIS
photography: Severin Malaud

21/06/2026

The natural swimming pond and a handful of steel-edged steps introduce a few crisp lines to an otherwise free-flowing, naturalistic garden. A mix of seeded and planted vegetation creates an effortless, relaxed atmosphere, while a selection of characterful trees completes the scene.

When a place already feels right, it pays to tread lightly. The less imposed, the more it can be itself.

Photography: NC is what you get.

10/06/2026

For the garden of this sleek and minimalist home by architect Bruno Erpicum, we sought to create a natural connection with the adjacent wet meadow.

Although the design was intentionally kept restrained, the experience is anything but simple. By allowing the garden to blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, a place emerges where tranquility, openness, and nature come together.

Architecture: .architects
Photography:

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13/03/2026

Stefan Morael Landschaps- en Tuinarchitect is op zoek naar een medewerker op zelfstandige basis, voltijds of 4/5.

Als ontwerpbureau staan we voor eigentijdse en eigenzinnige vormgeving, met bijzondere aandacht voor beplanting en duurzaamheid. Onze opdrachten bestaan voornamelijk uit privétuinen en daktuinen in heel België, en in beperkte mate in het buitenland.

Door de kleine schaal van ons bureau ben je sterk betrokken bij de projecten van de eerste ontwerplijn tot de oplevering van de werken, en sta je rechtstreeks in contact met klanten en aannemers.

Het kantoor bevindt zich in een coworking in centrum Brussel waarin verschillende kleinschalige creatieve bureaus werken. Flexibele uren en deeltijds thuiswerken zijn geen probleem.

Relevante ervaring is geen must maar wel een plus. Een grondige kennis van Autocad, SketchUp en Microsoft Office, is belangrijk. Nederlands als moedertaal en een mondje Frans, of omgekeerd, met voldoende kennis van Nederlands, is belangrijk om met de klanten en aannemers te kunnen communiceren. De voertaal op kantoor is gemengd Nederlands-Frans.

Ben je nauwkeurig en zelfkritisch? Heb je ervaring met uitvoeringsdossiers of heb je voldoende technisch inzicht? Ben je gek van planten? Stuur dan een mailtje met cv en portfolio naar [email protected]

07/12/2025

Reviving the timeless charm of the Château de Sancerre called for an ambitious client, a dedicated construction team, and countless hours of thoughtful design. Today, the estate has been reborn as Les Hauts de Sancerre, a boutique hotel overlooking some of the region’s most breathtaking landscapes.

Its gardens—now entering their second growing season—are slowly transforming into a truly atmospheric retreat. And we’re not done yet: by spring 2026, the grounds will welcome a new swimming pool and a generous panoramic terrace for the gourmet restaurant La Table d’Arnaud.

Design in progress, magic unfolding.

Photography

25/11/2025

We love color—and we’re not afraid to push things to the extreme. So you can imagine our excitement when we got to work on this home.
Instead of relying on vibrant blooms, we went all-in on expressive plants with bold, graphic foliage and striking silhouettes: Eriobotrya, Fatsia, sumac, Ginkgo, Mahonia…

And then, for a few weeks each year, everything snaps perfectly into place. Autumn drops its magic over the garden, turning up the color and creating surprising connections with the home’s architectural details.

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10/09/2025

🚨 Moving Sale 🚨
We’re relocating to a temporary flat during our countryside renovation and can’t take all our furniture with us. A few iconic pieces are looking for a new home:

🪑 Set of 4 vintage Tucroma chairs by Guido Faleschini for 4Mariani (pic 3 & 4)
🪞 Sideboard by Oswald Vermaercke for V-Form (pic 2, 5, 6 & 7)
☕ Coffee table by Pierre Paulin for Artifort (pic 1 & 8)
💡 Chandelier by Hans-Agne Jakobsson (pic 1, 9 & 10)
🍃 Artichoke lamp (pic 3 & 11)
🔦 Helice uplighter by Marc Newson for Flos (pic 2, 12 & 13)
🍚 Raak amsterdam bowl hanging lamp (pic 14)

✅ DM for prices & measurements.

01/07/2025

There’s a lot happening here: a former barn, dramatically transformed into a contemporary home with a rich complexity of spaces and forms. A towering, heavy monastic wall dominates the northern edge of the site. And on the other side, an open view of a park and orchard. That’s quite a mix.

So, we chose to let these strong elements take the spotlight—and keep our own intervention deliberately modest. Aside from a few steps crafted from reclaimed blue limestone blocks found on-site, we worked solely with informal planting to weave everything together.

The enclosed, north-facing space between the house and the monastery wall was kept dense and lush, reinforcing the weight of the setting. In contrast, the south-facing garden that opens onto the orchard was left largely untouched, creating the impression that the orchard flows naturally into the garden.

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