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Now Ringenhof seems a magical demesne of its own, isolated from other signs of humanity—a great luxury in this small, crowded country. (“We are spoiled,” says Van Noten.) A graded hill breaks the former desolate view to the waterways, and wild coots and geese frolic on a brace of little ponds while artfully arranged arboretums and a hydrangea walk hide the road. The once-damp basement is now a splendid Edwardian kitchen complete with a battalion of antique copper molds in which Van Noten experiments with Negroni, Vino Santo, or rose-petal jellies. The follies scattered around the grounds have been sensitively restored, including a summer teahouse with amethyst glass windows, a temple formed of rustic tree trunks, and a guinguette—a metal-frame structure like a circus's big tent, enclosed by a tall, circular beech hedge and supported by pollarded linden trees whose spreading greenery provides a shady roof. When the lindens blossom in July, the scent is intoxicating.
Commanding terra-cotta Tritons, which once adorned a 19th-century Viennese bank, now guard the orangery.Photographed by François Halard, Vogue, March 2014 Enchanting architectural treasures—like this knot-oak canopy—appear throughout the grounds.Photographed by François Halard, Vogue, March 2014 As unknowns, they were consigned to a far-flung corner behind the bridal section. Nevertheless, Barneys was Van Noten’s first customer, ordering his menswear in the smallest sizes for its women's department. As he didn't have skirts, the store also instructed him to “just make one short, and one long, and it will be fine,” as he remembers. He made 36 of each style, and his women’s line was born. Fashion, after all, was in Van Noten's blood: His grandfather was a successful tailor who opened a gentleman’s outfitter in Antwerp; a generation later, his father owned designer boutiques in the city. His mother's collection of antique linens and lace, meanwhile, nurtured in her son a passion for the history and poetry of textiles, which is evident in his choices from Les Arts Décoratifs's own rich costume holdings. The artworks shown in dialogue with these pieces run the eclectic gamut of Driesian influences, from Bronzino's portrait of a young man in an ebony doublet (acquired by Louis XIV in 1671 and borrowed from the Louvre for the first time) to Giovanni Boldini’s dashing 1897 portrait of the aristocratic dandy Count Robert de Montesquiou, along with contemporary favorites such as Elizabeth Peyton, Christopher Wool, and Damien Hirst. There are clips from influential movies—including Luchino Visconti’s Death in Venice, Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange (both 1971), and Fred Zinnemann’s 1977 Julia—and Van Noten has curated the costume exhibitions in artful and occasionally wry harmony: Marcel Broodthaers’s 1968 Pot of Mussels, for instance, is shown with a Jacques Fath embroidery sample made with mussel shells by the great Rébé and jewelry of shells and flotsam caught in a fishermen’s net made by Vicki Sarge for a ’90s Van Noten show.
At the time, Van Noten and Vangheluwe were living in an apartment in the center of Antwerp, mere moments from company headquarters—a proximity that resulted in their lives being taken over by the ceaseless demands of the growing label the two founded in 1986. The Ringenhof project was thus appealing on several levels: It promised a certain distance—both physical (it’s a 30-minute drive from Van Noten’s office) and conceptual—from fashion, along with boundless possibilities for decorating and gardening. “I think gardening keeps me in balance,” Van Noten says, “and I think that’s really important. If I had continued the way I was working, my relationship with Vangheluwe wouldn't have survived. You just start to talk about fashion this and fashion that, and problems with deliveries and fabrics—and at a certain moment we would have killed each other!”
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