Vincent Van Duysen 出生于1962年的比利时小镇洛克伦。1990年，在完成圣卢卡斯建筑学院的学业之后，Vincent在安德卫普创办了自己的设计工作室。
Vincent Van Duysen was born in 1962 in the Belgian town of Lokeren. In 1990, after completing his studies at the St. Lucas School of Architecture, Vincent founded his own design studio in Andover.
Vincent Van Duysen的设计作品范围广泛，众多家具品牌都曾委托他设计产品。他曾为 Obumex 设计瓷砖和水池，也为 B&B Italia、Molteni&C设计家具，Swarovski 的枝形吊灯也出自他之手。但他从一开始就对室内设计产生了浓厚的兴趣，并开始从事大量住宅项目的设计工作。
Vincent Van Duysen has a wide range of designs and many furniture brands have commissioned him to design products. He has designed tiles and pools for Obumex, as well as furniture for B&B Italia and Molteni&C, and Swarovski's chandeliers are also from his hands. But he has developed a strong interest in interior design from the beginning and has been working on the design of a large number of residential projects.
极简主义体现在他的几乎所有作品中，Vincent Van Duysen善于剥离事物复杂的外在，并在不影响舒适性的前提下，还原其本质，但他却拒绝被简单的标签化。对于极简主义在设计界的流行他深感惋惜，他感慨道：“这些本该处于流行对立面的事物反而变得流行了。”
Minimalism is reflected in almost all of his works. Vincent Van Duysen is good at stripping the complex externalities of things and restoring its essence without affecting comfort, but he refuses to be simply tagged. He was deeply sorry for the popularity of minimalism in the design world. He said with emotion: "Those things that should have been in opposition to the popular trend have become more popular."
Vincent Van Duysen善于运用灯光与图案的变换将天然材料和几何图形融入他优雅的内饰设计中。他的设计将传统与当下环境相结合，将用户体验的完整性至于设计的核心。设计的功能性、耐久性和舒适性是整个工作的主要组成。在建筑设计中，Vincent Van Duysen并不喜欢建筑学，而更推崇美学，他曾说“我不愿意学习建筑学，因为我对数学与物理的运用没有兴趣。我更希望去学习时尚，对我而言，那是一种艺术。”
Vincent Van Duysen is good at using natural lighting and pattern transformation to incorporate natural materials and geometry into his elegant interior design. His design combines tradition with the current environment to bring the integrity of the user experience to the heart of the design. The functionality, durability and comfort of the design are the main components of the work. In architectural design, Vincent Van Duysen does not like architecture, but more respects aesthetics. He once said, “I don’t want to study architecture because I have no interest in the use of mathematics and physics. I want to learn fashion, to me. In fact, that is an art."
