Paradis Superstore
Brussels
Shopping
Paradis Superstore is an independent Brussels space for visual culture, bringing together art books, fashion, records, magazines, design objects, and contemporary publishing in one curated environment.
Our selection moves freely between independent publishing, art and photography books, streetwear, cinema culture, magazines, Japanese collectibles, music, contemporary design, and printed matter. Some pieces are rare, some playful, some collectible, some simply beautiful or strange. What matters to us is not hype, but resonance, things that stay with you.
Art Space
Paradis Superstore is also home to the Paradis Art Room - a dedicated art space showing work from local and international artists. Open to all, always free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Paradis Superstore is an independent space in Brussels focused on visual culture, featuring art books, fashion, records, magazines, design objects, and contemporary publishing.
Paradis Superstore is located in Brussels, offering a curated environment for art and culture enthusiasts.
You can find independent publishing, art and photography books, streetwear, cinema culture magazines, Japanese collectibles, music, and contemporary design objects.
No, Paradis Superstore also functions as an art space hosting exhibitions and events related to visual culture in Brussels.
Yes, the store offers rare, collectible, and unique pieces alongside playful and beautiful objects.
The store curates a constantly evolving selection focused on resonance rather than hype, with new independent and contemporary works regularly introduced.
Yes, Paradis Superstore carries a variety of magazines and printed matter related to art, design, cinema, and culture.
For current opening hours and visiting information, check Paradis Superstore’s official website.
Yes, the store includes Japanese collectibles alongside other culturally diverse items in Brussels.
Paradis Superstore showcases and sells independent publishing works, emphasizing unique and resonant visual culture in Brussels.
