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, NetherlandsDesign
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
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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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