This 950 m2 circular village in Brussels offers a ‘one stop shopping’ experience that encourages the emergence of new circular economic models, creates local jobs and reduces the number of trips within the city. You can find things here like you would in a department store: clothes, accessories, jewellery, decoration but also zero waste, cosmetics, … a complete offer in a pleasant and friendly space.

This new kind of shopping mall is housed in the premises of a former garage which today belongs to the Lidl distribution chain. “It has agreed to grant us a temporary rental for a period of two years” , explains Quentin de Crombrugghe, one of the two co-founders of the project.

In addition, Yuman Village organises various events to bring together and raise awareness among ‘its villagers’: conferences, zero-waste workshops, repair cafés.