In the old heritage building of the Kimpton De Witt, guest suites with low ceilings and original timber beams give the space personality, enhanced by a gray and white palette, light oak floors, and the signature Dutch minimalism.
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In the lobby, pink and gray seating create a subtle contrast to the blue and white graphic tile floor, a nod to traditional delft tiles.
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The residential feel begins at the entrance, defined by a curved green terrazzo wall and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Wallpaper done in a bird motif runs between original beams and timber in the teal-painted House Bar, situated inside the Queen of Holland building.
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The lobby has a living room feel thanks to various seating vignettes punctuated by curated art and bespoke throw rugs.
Plants cascade from the ceiling of the courtyard where floor-to-ceiling glass walls welcome natural light into the hotel’s common areas.