Where it all begins.

Childhood weekends by the sea: the dunes, the wind, the sandcastles we build and the sea reclaims.

This is where the name was born. Sand is a quiet material, often overlooked, and yet essential: it gives us glass, stone and concrete. It shifts, transforms and adapts, yet it endures. It is the ground on which everything is built. This is the spirit of Sable: interiors that are grounded, sincere, made to last.

As a child, Lisa set up her small easel next to her father André's large one. She grew up surrounded by beautiful materials and beautiful things. It was there that her eye was trained and her attachment to stories took root: the stories of families as much as those of materials.

While studying interior architecture and design at CAD – College of Art & Design in Brussels, she worked alongside architecture and design studios, then founded Sable upon graduating.

Great-granddaughter of the Luxembourg painter, Lisa co-organised the exhibition “Impressions d'ici et d'ailleurs” at the Villa Vauban with her father, André, and other members of the family, casting new light on his work.

Together they created “Dialogues à travers le temps”, a book bringing together his paintings and rediscovered family letters, as well as a digital archive of his work. An act of remembrance, approached with the same care as every interior.