Named for Prince Henrik, a colorful member of Dutch nobility, the 25-room Hendrick’s Hotel in the heart of Amsterdam is crafted by London firm Fusion Interiors Group as an homage to the structure’s 18th-century roots, complete with a vibrant palette that accentuates the boutique property’s history.
Photography by Frederic Ducout
Hendrick’s Hotel
Hendrick’s Hotel
Hendrick’s Hotel
Designed by London firm Fusion Interiors Group, the Hendrick’s Hotel in central Amsterdam spans two 18th-century volumes joined internally but appear as distinct buildings to passersby.
Hendrick’s Hotel
The custom reception desk reflects the influence of the structure’s history as a bank with brass insets fixed to an oak panel representing a banking counter.
Hendrick’s Hotel
The lobby is conceived as a living room, featuring a sprawling, backlit bookshelf that showcases an array of antiques sourced from across Europe.
Hendrick’s Hotel
One of the few original architectural elements, the winding staircase is updated with black and white zigzag carpeting for added drama.
Hendrick’s Hotel
Romance suites are crafted with a palette of pale green and pink accents and boast faux leather headboards and suspended light fixtures.
Hendrick’s Hotel
The hotel’s Royal guestrooms are dressed with a dark blue and gold scheme and exposed wood beams, while a deep red freestanding bathtub sits at the foot of each bed.
Hendrick’s Hotel
Black and white zigzag patterns in the bathrooms offset the chevron wood patterns featured in the floors and headboards of each accommodation.