Lionel Jadot (°1969), born and based in Brussels, is an interior architect, artist, designer, filmmaker, and adventurer, often all at once. His work merges disciplines with an alchemical touch, transforming discarded materials into extraordinary creations. “I don’t throw anything, I pick up. I don’t have a green thumb, I try cuttings, unnatural marriages.” Jadot combines past and future, seamlessly weaving wood into metal, mineral into vegetal, and old into new. He builds organic, energy-generating forms that bridge eras and challenge the norm.

His work is a dialogue between time and space, blending retro-futurism, gothic comics, and the cinematic worlds of Moebius, Jodorowski, and Blade Runner. Every project is a fusion of history, innovation, and inspiration. Whether reimagining architecture or creating mutant objects, Jadot’s creations invite you into a universe of subtle, quirky worlds bordering on reality.

For Jadot, design is not just about form; it's about connection. He listens to the world around him, allowing its ineffable feelings to guide his work. Through Zaventem Ateliers and his design philosophy, he crafts spaces and objects that grow, adapt, and evolve, always striving to transform the ordinary into something extraordinary.