On the seafront in Knokke, two Ferry sconces in weathered brass mark the entrance to the DUNE & MOSS gallery, which opened in May 2026 with 440 square metres dedicated to the full collection. It is open by appointment only, and the setting changes regularly, presenting the pieces in new configurations.
The collection is built around Koen Van Guijze, the first designer the house represents, and around weathered brass and other natural materials. Kurkuma, Cup of Light, Stacking, Double Square, Dice, Grill, Pétales d'Or, Tango, Eternal and Ferry each start from a simple form and let the material carry the rest. Unlit, they read as objects. Lit, the metal warms and the shape takes over the room.
The house works in two lines. The Decorative collection covers pendants, sconces and freestanding pieces. A Technical line of spots, rails and beams, the Twenty, Forty and Sixty family, brings architectural light to the whole plan in the same finishes as every DUNE & MOSS piece.
DUNE & MOSS describes itself as a Belgian family house for collectible lighting and objects, founded by a father and son. Architects and interior designers can see, handle and specify the collection in a single visit.