To further personalize the highly flexible guestrooms, visitors are invited to decorate the walls with artwork of their choosing and take advantage of their own fully equipped kitchens.
Photography by Ewout Huibers

Communal dining is encouraged in the living kitchen, equipped with three wooden tables and ingredients grown in the rooftop gardens.
Photography by Ewout Huibers

Spanning the interior of the living area, intimate seating segments feature Scandinavian details such as soft tones and gentle textures like coir carpeting.
Photography by Ewout Huibers

Zoku’s public living area promotes a communal atmosphere with a long wooden table and a self-serve bar at its center.
Photography by Ewout Huibers

A traditional Dutch greenhouse on the sixth floor is the only architectural element that was added to the prominent former office building.
Photography by Ewout Huibers

The screened-off, elevated beds in each Zoku Amsterdam loft guestroom, accessed via a retractable staircase, shift the focal point from the bed to the living space.
Photography by Ewout Huibers