In 1906, Emile Vinck, a lawyer and member of the  Philanthropic Friends Masonic Lodge, who was to go on to be a Socialist Senator, commissioned Victor Horta to design him a new house. The facade differs from Horta's norm with its rendered finish, punctuated by bluestone features. The central entrance hall allows daylight into the heart of the house through its large stained-glass ceiling. In 1927, the architect Adrien Blomme was commissioned to make changes to the house and it lost some of its Art Nouveau features. It has recently been acquired by an admirer of Horta who has undertaken a restoration programme which has restored the Art Nouveau spirit of this spacious house.

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