An iconic Amsterdam hotel turns its suites into a shared canvas for Dutch creatives
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Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, 1012 CP Amsterdam, Netherlands
Design
The Media Nanny, Kokke House, Ronald van der Kemp, Gloobles, Salle Privée, Harper’s Bazaar Netherlands
Design
Wolfi Pictures, D/Dock, Valerie Creative Agency, Van Gogh Museum, Sisters Janssen, The Ravestijn Gallery, Amsterdam Fashion Week, Bibi van der Velden
Client
Concept
Amsterdam’s Hotel De L'Europe has unveiled 14 new suites designed by Dutch creative forces, from couturier Ronald van der Kemp to D/Dock and the Van Gogh Museum.
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