vtwonen.be
Home and garden inspiration, editorial content and shopping for consumers in the Netherlands and Belgium
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About vtwonen.be
vtwonen is a home and garden media brand covering interior design, home tours, gardening, furniture and household topics. It publishes articles and a magazine and offers products through the vtwonen shop, including flooring.
Its content and shop serve consumers interested in home design and gardening. The brand is associated with DPG Media and has a registered address in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Product: Home and garden articles, a magazine, and an online shop selling home products and flooring.
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