When Belgian photographer Silvie Bonne lived in New York, the city inspired her to make a book; her 'NYC Guide for Instagrammers' was received with enthusiasm and praised for being a new and different sort of guide, and a collection of the most beautiful New York images. Now that Silvie and her family have moved to Berlin, it’s time for a sequel. In 'Berlin Guide for Instagrammers' Silvie Bonne presents 100 scenic, impressive and above all very Instagrammable spots in Berlin.

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‘The great-grandfather I never knew has gradually become closer to me as I read what was written about him and discovered the circumstances in which he must have lived and worked. It has become Jos’s story, following his path from budding architect to the one who has the age I have now. For me it also became an act of looking back.’

Architect Jos Viérin (1872-1949) played a prominent role in the reconstruction of the Destroyed Regions. After World War I, it was decided to reconstruct i...

First title in a new spinoff of the successful The 500 Hidden Secrets series. Following the Hidden guides on regions, Luster introduces the Themed Hidden Guides, a series that focuses on a specific subject in or a specific side of a city or region.

The first guide in this series will lead you to all the places in London that evoke nostalgia. It’s a guide for visitors who aren’t looking for the newest trendy places-to-be per se, but who are instead more interested in the places where time ...

Interior stylist Bea Mombaers is passionate about vintage and design; she’s always on the lookout for special finds and unique objects. Over time she developed a distinctive signature style. This book presents Bea’s work and universe as seen through the lenses of different photographers. The photos show interiors arranged by Bea, but also intriguing details, beautiful still lifes and objects with a story Bea feels inspired by. The photos are presented according to the key moments in a day...

Strange Things Behind Belgian Windows is exactly what its title describes: a series of photos of the strange and intriguing objects people display behind their windows, for passers-by to look at. These tableaus will make you smile, or maybe even stop and reflect.

A stuffed fox, a portrait of Christ, a dusty Egyptian bust, a globe with gaudy colours… They are exhibited like treasures behind a glass screen, inviting you to wonder about the stories behind them, or about the daily lives going o...

This affectionate cultural guide celebrates 100 icons that make Belgium different from any other country. In 100 short, informative texts, the author talks about food, people, places, traditions, inventions, buildings, and even expressions, that have shaped what he calls ‘the strangest country in the world’.

The author examines themes that are famously Belgian, like comic books, mussels served with fries, cycle racing, art nouveau architecture and rain. But he also looks at some of the o...