GAFPA was established in 2008 by architects Floris De Bruyn, Philippe De Berlangeer and Frederick Verschueren, shortly after finishing their studies at Sint-Lucas in Gent. The architectural firm from Gent is known for its pragmatic approach. They dismantle an existing context and transform it into a new reality. This method of systematic deconstruction results invariably in new interpretations of architecture, a vocabulary all of their own.

WeWantMore is a Belgium based award winning design studio focusing on graphic, interior and experiential design. Putting creativity at the center of the design process, they strive to create lasting valuable contributions to culture. WeWantMore wants to lead the way in designing how brands shape and interact with the world, by relentlessly pushing the boundaries of creativity, challenging accepted beliefs and demanding more from both themselves and their clients. Founded in 2006 and based in Antwerp, Belgium, WeWantMore is a place where graphic, interior and product designers collaborate, resulting in creative and commercial success in projects ranging from logo, packaging and interior to product design for both multinationals and challengers. They have been working for clients such as Accor, Coca-Cola, Samsonite, Neuhaus, Niko, Adidas & Hoeked Doughnuts.

As for many others, the human collective culture remains an endless inspiration for Jan-Jan Van Essche to create new garments, each new design a genuine attempt to open up new perspectives and to push conflicting dialogues forward.

Our name refers to the unique design language of each individual working on a project. Pierric trained as an architect. He likes to think through the entire design process and makes sure every object finds its place in a greater spatial frame. Jonas is more a man of action, focusing on the material and technical aspects. Both their creative languages (or dialects) are essential to the end-result. Form and function are always intertwined. The entire process, from prototype to finishing, is seized as an opportunity to create a durable, honest and universal design.