In the center of Amsterdam lies the Jordaan neighborhood, well known for its lively ambiance, small streets, and charming houses.
After designing our client’s office in 2020, she entrusted us to transform her family home. Built in the 17th century, the residence has a split-level floor plan and an open layout. The original wooden beam ceilings and windows are still present.
We created an interior that not only meets the practical needs of a young family but also reflects the creativity of its owners.
Warm white tones on the floors and ceilings, combined with soft green and blue tones on the walls, form the foundation. Together with simple, natural curtains and blinds, this creates a warm and calm atmosphere.
For the interior pieces, we played with bold colors, patterns, and graphic designs. The mix of materials and textures catches the light, adding an extra sense of depth.
Some items stand out, giving the space a fresh and vibrant feeling. The client’s affinity for Dutch design is highlighted in the carefully curated furniture, lighting, and accessories.
A standout feature in the children's workspace is the wall with printed, glazed ceramic tiles, adding a playful and slightly funky touch to the room.
The use of soft fabrics, carpets, and a woven wall tapestry completes the interior, resulting in a cozy and balanced home.
