Studio LOHO's Bruges address was included in Le Vif Weekend's selection of atypical hotels in Bruges, placing the project within a hospitality conversation rather than a purely design one. That shift in framing is important. It shows that the LOHO world is not only something to look at, but something to stay in and experience over time.

The Bruges house operates as more than accommodation. It is a lived environment where hospitality, interior atmosphere and material expression overlap. Guests encounter the studio's objects in context, surrounded by the textures, proportions and calm that define the broader LOHO language.

Being featured in a travel and lifestyle selection extends the reach of Studio LOHO into another audience entirely: people searching for places with character, depth and visual identity. It confirms that the project resonates not only as a showroom or gallery, but as a destination in itself.