Serax is more than just a brand. The company is based in Belgium but has a global reach and perspective. We design contemporary objects for the home and work with leading international designers and manufacturers, all of whom are concerned with realizing a common vision: enhancing the spaces of everyday life.
Exclusive decorative highlights from renowned designers
MARIE MICHIELSSEN
Wind & Fire
VINCENT VAN DUYSSEN
Scented candles
KELLY WEARSTLER
Dune tableware
Featured designer
MARIE MICHIELSSEN
Designer Marie Michielssen has been an established member of the in-house design team at Serax for over 20 years. She has created countless designs inspired by and intended for everyday life. Her designs have a strong focus on functionality, but because she only works with materials that have ‘soul’, this is in no way at the expense of the aesthetic of her work as each and every one of her designs clearly shows. Marie designs two collections a year for Serax.
VINCENT VAN DUYSSEN
Vincent Van Duysen's collections for Serax epitomise the pureness of form and intuitive relationship with materials that have helped cement his reputation as one of Europe’s leading architects and designers.
After early experiences in the studios of influential Italian post-modernist Aldo Cibic and Belgian interior designer Jean de Meulder, van Duysen was quick to establish his own path, leading to the launch of his practice in Antwerp – the city that has been his home since the 1980s.
KELLY WEARSTLER
Kelly Wearstler, founder and principal of Kelly Wearstler design studio, is an American designer creating multi-faceted, experiential residential, hospitality, commercial and retail environments as well as expansive collections of lifestyle product designs and brand collaborations. Wearstler is internationally recognized with distinctive design awards by numerous publications – including Architectural Digest’s AD 100; Elle Décor's The A-List; Wallpaper Magazine's Top 20 Designers; and Time Magazine’s The Design 100. A multi-layered, stimulating sensory experience is at the center of Wearstler’s design approach.
