Hyper-local materials help a Dutch restaurant find farm-to-table expression beyond the food

Entering Flore through its oak-framed doorway, guests transition from De L'Europe's classical overtones into an organic world defined by innovative materiality. - Chantal Arnts

The seasonal studio kitchen, where guests are welcomed with a cocktail and a verbal walkthrough of the evening's menu, is a gentle landing. - Chantal Arnts

Flore's use of carbon-negative lime hemp walls and locally sourced Dutch elm speaks to an increasing awareness that genuine eco-consciousness requires holistic thinking. - Chantal Arnts

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Location

Nieuwe Doelenstraat 2-14, 1012 CP Amsterdam, Netherlands

Client

De L'Europe

Design

Reiters-Wings

Furniture Design

Contrair Interiors

Art Installation

Orisun Merhav

In its redesign for Flore, Reiters-Wings brings the chef’s conscious dining philosophy to life – weaving it into the core of the restaurant’s spatial concept.

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