Who are we ?
La Fabrique 22A is a premier full-service photography studio in Antwerp and Brussels, Belgium, and is also an equipment rental resource. Each studio is equipped with the best and latest technology to ensure world-class results.
A total of 6 independent studios including black light and daylight cycloramas and cube studios, digital backs, studio flash, continuous lights and a full range of professional accessories are available for rental.
Since 2003, La Fabrique 22A has been providing the creative community with the tools and services necessary to achieve excellence. In addition, it offers by far the best prices on the Belgian market, with a large inventory of the latest generation equipment, maintained under the most rigorous quality control.
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