Glenn Sestig will captivate Milan Design Week 2025 with his sleek, minimalist designs that blend elegance and sensuality. Known for creating intimate, luxurious spaces, his work invites you to experience design with both emotion and sophistication.

What do iconic artists like Michael Borremans, Luc Tuymans, Pieter Vermeersch, and renowned gallery owner Xavier Hufkens share? Each has had their masterpieces grace the walls of Glenn Sestig’s private sanctuary or been brought to life within the distinctive spaces crafted by his visionary architecture. Whether through personal commissions, collaborative projects, or intimate encounters, these celebrated creatives have found their works seamlessly intertwined with Sestig's unique design philosophy. In its Spring/Summer 2025 edition, Exhibition magazine from France delves into the profound artistic dialogue between these luminaries and the spaces shaped by Sestig's visionary studio, showcasing how his architecture not only frames but elevates their ideas, creating an unparalleled backdrop for art to flourish.

In a recent edition of Self Service magazine, architect Glenn Sestig curated a powerful selection of 15 images that ignite his creative vision. This carefully chosen collection reveals the sources of his inspiration, featuring iconic portraits of Madonna, designs by the legendary Tom Ford, architectural masterpieces by Philip Johnson and Carlo Scarpa, and art from renowned figures like Donald Judd and Luc Tuymans. Each image reflects the eclectic and refined influences that shape Sestig’s distinctive approach to design, blending fashion, architecture, and art into a compelling visual narrative.

ODDA Magazine recently took an intimate dive into the world of Belgian architect Glenn Sestig, a visionary whose work exudes a magnetic blend of minimalism, timeless sophistication, and deeply personal design. Renowned for his impeccable precision and the emotional pulse that runs through his creations, Sestig has mastered the art of sculpting spaces that resonate on a visceral level. From luxury residences to groundbreaking retail spaces, his projects — often born from collaborations with fashion titans like Raf Simons and Pieter Mulier — are as much about artistry as they are about function. In a candid and provocative interview, Sestig unveils the essence of his architectural philosophy, shedding light on his passion for sustainable design and the delicate balance of honoring the past while crafting the future. His work doesn't just build structures; it creates experiences that linger, transforming the mundane into the extraordinary.

Icon Magazine recently spotlighted the Pavillon Sestig, an architectural masterpiece located in Deurle, Belgium. Originally designed by Ivan Van Mossevelde in 1972, this 1,000-square-meter brutalist home serves as both the personal residence and creative headquarters of renowned Belgian architect Glenn Sestig. Known for his minimalist and modernist approach, Sestig has masterfully revitalized the space, preserving its original structure while introducing striking new features like expansive openings, a rooftop staircase, and a distinctive garden. The house seamlessly blends contemporary chic with cozy elegance, incorporating materials like colored glass, natural stone, and mineral paints to create a harmonious, timeless environment. Sestig’s intuitive design philosophy is evident not only in his personal sanctuary but also in the projects he’s crafted for clients such as Raf Simons and Ann Demeulemeester.

Villa H is rising with striking elegance on a sand dune, where modern minimalism meets the timeless allure of a thatched roof. Recently given the green light by Knokke City Council, construction is now in full swing. This daring design reimagines Belgium’s beloved thatched roofs, blending them with sleek, contemporary lines for a truly seductive visual impact. The villa’s stepped volumes follow the natural slope of the site, creating an effortlessly graceful flow. Expansive, floor-to-ceiling glass openings reveal breathtaking views of the nearby golf course’s lush greens, inviting the outdoors in and blurring the lines between nature and luxury. Every detail of Villa H speaks to a sophisticated vision of modern living, where tradition is redefined and elevated to new, captivating heights.

The south side of Antwerp - also known as Zuid - is brimming with architectural activity. Local developer Triple Living is behind several of the projects there, including an apartment building by Swiss architect Max Dudler. Glenn Sestig was invited to design the scheme’s two duplex penthouses, which have just been completed. The two designs offer different propositions for living in Antwerp’s trendy Zuid – one is tailor made for family life and the other is an urbane pad for two. However, both spaces are united in their minimalist, contemporary feel and carefully thought-out interiors in Glenn Sestig’s signature style of subtle luxury.