Wood
Try your hand at wood marquetry and make a magnificent personalised box with Carine
In a nutshell:
Learn the art of wood marquetry and make a beautiful personalised box with Carine, marquetry artist
Your craftsman:
Carine Collet
Furniture Restorer
Carine offers you:
Knowledge of wood marquetry
Your unique box
More about the workshop:
150 €
per person
duration: 4:00
from 15 to 99 years old
2 to 3 people
Access for disabled people: NO
Available languages: FR, EN
Carine is thrilled to welcome you to a two-part workshop, spanning a total of 4 hours and 3 hours, scheduled on consecutive days.
During the first session, as you step into the workshop, Carine will introduce herself and share her journey. She will provide you with the fundamental principles of wood marquetry, including the essential tools and materials required to master this craft.
You’ll then have the opportunity to choose your preferred design for the lid of your box, as well as select your favourite wood veneers from Carine’s curated collection.
Guided by Carine, you will meticulously cut and assemble the wood veneers, piece by piece, bringing your design to life. You’ll learn how to position and affix them onto the lid, creating a seamless composition.
The following day, upon your return, you’ll unveil the result of your hard work as you remove the lid from the press. It’s time to add the finishing touches: polishing, applying a protective varnish, and even staining the box if desired!
Finally, you’ll proudly depart with your exquisite creation—a harmonious blend of modern and vintage aesthetics that is sure to make a statement in your home.
The workshop fee covers both days as described. By reserving through the Wecandoo website, you can select the date for the first session. Subsequent sessions can be scheduled directly with Carine. If the workshop spans consecutive days, the second session will automatically take place the day following your initial reservation.
Workshop location:
17 Rue Ernest Allard, 1000 Brussels
Carine’s workshop is located a stone’s throw from the Notre-Dame des Victoires church in Sablon. It is easily accessible by public transport.
The workshop is located at the rear of the building and is therefore not visible from the street. You are in the right place!











