Our history

The story of Il fera beau demain began with a dream, the dream of a man with a passion for discoveries and encounters. Renaud, the creator of these concept stores, has always been an explorer at heart. After studying political science and international relations at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, he decided to embark on an adventure in Asia. On his return, he began wholesaling, initially in Nepal and India, where he discovered an infinite wealth of handicrafts forged by age-old traditions. Little by little, Renaud became a supplier to many boutiques in Europe, sharing with them objects crafted with care and respect for local artisans.

One day, the adventure took an unexpected turn. A customer, owner of an emblematic boutique in Louvain-la-Neuve, offered to take over her shop, ‘Le Foutoir’, founded in 1973. Renaud then took over Karma in Brussels and Il fera beau demain, an institution in Namur that opened in 1978. Seduced by the latter name, which conveyed hope and positivity (especially in Belgium), Renaud decided to bring his three shops together under one roof.

Alongside his partner, Julie, Renaud travels around Asia meeting local craftsmen, traditions and beliefs, and unearthing treasures for you. Let yourself be enchanted by the unique atmosphere of ‘Il fera beau demain’, and come and discover collections that warm the heart, awaken the senses and invite you to dream. It's not just a name, it's a promise. Because when you walk through the doors of these boutiques, each item tells a story of travel, reflection and sharing...

The weather will be fine tomorrow, and maybe even today.

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Our Suppliers

Bear design

Bear Design is a Dutch brand founded in 1993 by Willem-Jan Beernink, stemming from a long family tradition in leather bags. The brand handcrafts its bags and accessories in India using sturdy leather. With a vintage, durable, and functional style for both men and women, each piece is unique thanks to the natural tanning of the hides. The brand is known for its excellent value for money.
Tokyo design studio

Tokyo Design Studio is a Dutch-Japanese brand that creates refined tableware, blending tradition and modernity. Designed and made in Japan, its porcelain pieces are decorated using artisanal techniques, bringing elegance and authenticity to every table.
Zen Ethic

Zen Ethic is a French ethical fashion brand founded in 1997, inspired by traditional Indian craftsmanship. Its garments, made in Jaipur, are hand-printed using the traditional block printing technique, combining elegance with fair trade values.
Royal Boch collection Copenhagen

Royal Boch, a symbol of Belgian ceramics since 1841, blends tradition and elegance. The Copenhagen collection charms with its clean lines and deep blue tones, inspired by Scandinavian design. A timeless classic for a refined table.
Tagua & Co

Tagua & Co is a French company specialized in creating jewelry, fashion accessories, and decorative items made from vegetable ivory (tagua), crafted ethically and by hand in Ecuador. The raw material comes from sustainably harvested tagua nuts, processed without chemicals; once dried and dyed using traditional methods, they are hand-shaped and carefully assembled by a family-run cooperative employing around ten artisans.
WD Lifestyle

WD Lifestyle is an Italian brand that designs and distributes decorative items and home and leisure accessories, blending originality, style, and functionality.
Its wide range includes everything from decorative tableware to designer lighting, as well as table and garden accessories — all created to turn any space into a warm and personal place.
Piu Forty sun glasses collection Okkia

PIU Forty is an Italian eyewear brand founded in 1989. It designs timeless optical and sunglasses collections, created in Milan and crafted in Rome.
Its OKKIA line offers colorful, lightweight, and affordable glasses, combining comfort, style, and functionality. Made from soft-touch and sometimes recycled materials, the frames feature UV or blue-light filtering lenses and are known for their excellent value for money.
La fiancée du Mékong

La Fiancée du Mékong is a French women’s fashion brand founded in 1994. Inspired by travel and Asian cultures, it stands out for its exclusive, colorful, and poetic prints. The collections combine relaxed elegance, comfortable cuts, and natural fabrics.
The brand also offers a line of accessories and home décor, all infused with the same joyful and bohemian spirit.
TX‑Distri collection Edo

This company distributes, among other things, the Edo Japanese tableware. Inspired by the refined aesthetic of traditional Japan, the Edo collection combines delicacy, graphic patterns, and timeless elegance. Each ceramic piece reflects the Japanese art of living, blending zen simplicity with sophisticated details. Perfect for a contemporary table or a mindful tasting moment, this tableware turns every meal into a mini journey to the heart of the Japanese archipelago.