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Tall windows that open and French-style furniture give the room a traditional setting. An antique desk offers a place to work, with a cushioned armchair nearby. Long curtains and shaded lamps soften the lines of the wooden pieces.

The category includes different decorative arrangements. One has blue printed wallpaper and matching fabrics. Another pairs red floral patterns with cream striped walls. Framed pictures hang above the furniture, while porcelain lamps add smaller touches of colour beside the sleeping area.

In a featured design, a bench at the foot of the bed adds seating, and painted cabinets stand along the wall. The marble bathroom has a separate toilet. Here, cream cabinets sit beneath a broad mirror. A red stone border runs around the bathing space.

French-style furniture and two large windows shape the room's interior. The room designs include an antique writing desk and a cushioned armchair. Tall curtains frame the windows, and a desk lamp casts a pool of light beside the chair.

One featured arrangement has red patterned wallpaper behind the bed, with cream striped walls around the windows. A bench in matching fabric sits at the foot of the bed. Porcelain pieces stand above the doors of a painted cabinet. Warm wooden bedside furniture continues the traditional style.

The marble bathroom sits apart from the bedroom and has a separate toilet. Guests can set the room's temperature with their own air-conditioning controls.

An antique desk and a comfortable armchair give the room a familiar French character. Two large windows can be opened, with long curtains framing their height. The furniture provides a place for correspondence and a separate seat within the bedroom.

The designs vary within the category. One uses red floral wallpaper with cream striped walls and a patterned bench at the foot of the bed. Another has blue printed wallpaper and coordinating fabrics. Porcelain lamps, framed pictures and warm wooden furniture carry the period style through these arrangements.

The marble bathroom has a separate toilet area. In a featured layout, cream cabinetry sits below a broad mirror, with striped wall finishes and a red stone border adding colour.

Two double windows that can be opened give the interior its tall, light-filled shape. A sitting area shares the bedroom's open plan, with enough furniture for reading or a small meeting. Classic French pieces and long curtains give the room a traditional finish.

A featured design places a dark sofa beneath a pair of framed prints. A patterned armchair and low glass table complete that grouping, with a writing desk closer to the window. Pale striped walls and blue printed wallpaper bring different tones to the same room.

Wooden flooring runs beneath the furniture, while a painted cabinet provides storage near the bed. Porcelain lamps add smaller decorative details. In the marble bathroom, a broad framed mirror sits above cream cabinetry and a long vanity surface.

The living area sits apart from the bedroom. Large windows bring natural light across the furniture, and the sitting room has space to read or share a conversation. Traditional pieces furnish the suite.

A representative King Suite design pairs blue fabrics with pale walls and warm wooden flooring. A sofa, cushioned armchair and low table form the lounge. A writing desk stands near the window, while porcelain lamps and framed pictures continue the hotel's French-inspired style.

In that design, the bedroom has its own cushioned seat and long blue curtains around the windows. A marble bathroom completes the suite. Cream cabinets and a broad framed mirror give the vanity a lighter finish than the sitting room's dark fabrics.

Dark-blue fabrics bring depth to the lounge, where a sofa and armchair provide seating away from the bed. The French-style furniture includes a writing desk and polished wooden storage pieces. Full-length curtains soften the tall windows around the corner position.

In a featured arrangement, a red patterned rug lies beneath a glass coffee table. Porcelain lamps and framed art add colour above the warm wooden floor. The bedroom has a paler carpet and a cushioned chair beside the glazing, with blue drapes continuing the lounge's colour scheme.

A marble bathroom completes the layout. One design pairs a long cream vanity with a broad framed mirror, while small wall lights sit above the basin.

The sitting area is set beside two large windows that open. A writing desk, cushioned seating and full-length curtains give the room a classic French style. Within the open plan, the furniture marks out places to read, work or sit together.

In a featured design, a blue sofa and matching armchair stand around a low glass table. Wooden flooring runs through the room. Cream striped walls meet a blue patterned wall behind the bed, while framed prints and painted cabinets add smaller details.

Porcelain lamps have pleated shades that suit the traditional furniture. The marble bathroom sits apart from the bedroom. A broad vanity and framed mirror complete the pictured bathroom design.

Red fabrics and patterned walls give the suite warmer tones than the blue suites below. The living area and bedroom sit on different levels. A skylight adds a distinct feature to the sleeping space.

In a featured design, red cushioned seating stands around a glass table in the lounge. Cream striped walls, porcelain lamps and framed pictures reflect the hotel's traditional style. A polished cabinet sits beneath the television. Beside the writing desk, long curtains frame the window.

Floral wall coverings continue through the bedroom, with cushioned chairs near the roof window. The marble bathroom has a long cream vanity and a broad mirror. Small wall lights with shades cast a softer light beside the basin.

The roof-level setting gives the suite a different shape from the rooms below. A skylight sits within the bedroom's red-toned design. The lounge has its own mix of cushioned furniture and traditional wooden pieces.

One featured interior pairs a red sofa and high-backed chair with a rectangular glass coffee table. Cream striped walls frame a tall window, with a writing desk beside it. Framed pictures and porcelain lamps add smaller details, and a polished cabinet provides storage in the sitting area.

Floral patterns continue across the walls and chairs around the sleeping space. Long curtains frame the glazed doors, while pale carpet lies beneath the furniture. The marble bathroom has cream cabinets and a broad mirror. Small wall lights sit beside the basin.

Art gives this suite its particular character. The design was created with the Rembrandt House Museum. Prints drawn from the artist's etchings and drawings share the interior with books about his work. The pictures appear in both the sitting and sleeping areas.

A blue sofa and patterned armchair sit around a low table in the featured lounge. A red rug lies above the wooden floor. Porcelain lamps and cream curtains soften the space around the furniture, while a writing desk stands near the window. Framed works hang close to the desk.

The theme continues on the bathroom wall, where a large reproduction appears beside the bathing area. A framed mirror sits above the cream vanity. Blue curtains and pale cabinetry give the rooms a shared colour scheme.

Cream, royal blue and gold bring a shared character to the connected rooms. Historical details and artwork recall former presidents and other notable guests. A living room combines a dining table with seating, leaving a distinct space for conversation away from the sleeping areas.

In a featured component, a blue sofa and patterned armchair sit on either side of a low table. A red rug lies across the wooden floor, while a polished desk stands near a tall window. Porcelain lamps and pale curtains add lighter notes around the furniture.

The pictured bedroom continues the blue palette through full-length drapes and a wall panel above the headboard. Its bathroom has cream cabinetry, a framed mirror and gilt-toned fittings. Each part retains its own arrangement within the larger suite.

Champagne and black tones give the suite a different feel from the hotel's blue suites. The entrance leads to a study, bedroom and generous sitting room. A spacious closet adjoins the sleeping area. The dining table seats six, with a sofa providing another place to sit indoors.

The design brings together Dom Pérignon, the Rijksmuseum, Fendi Furniture and Dutch creative work. In the featured arrangement, dark-framed doorways and glossy cabinets contrast with pale walls and tall cream curtains. A black writing desk stands beside the windows, and deep cushioned chairs furnish the lounge.

A dark surround frames the headboard, contrasting with light bedding. Artwork above the bed and large shaded lamps continue the suite's character. Large windows look out over the Amstel River.

An entrance hall leads into a series of French-style rooms, with a living room, dining room and dressing room beyond it. The dining table seats six, while a leather-inset desk provides a separate place to write. Windows face the water on two sides and the square at the front.

Cream and gold fabrics dress the featured interior. Striped sofas and armchairs gather around polished tables, with patterned rugs laid over wooden flooring. A chandelier hangs above the dining furniture, and framed paintings bring stronger colour to the pale walls.

A four-poster frame with draped fabric gives the bedroom its formal shape. In the bathroom, gilt fittings and wall ornaments sit above a black-and-white tiled floor. A cushioned chair and tall curtains complete the pictured bathing space.

An antique desk and a soft armchair give the bedroom a traditional French character. Two large windows open to bring natural light into the room. The desk offers a place to work apart from the cushioned seat.

A featured desk arrangement pairs polished wood with a blue fabric chair. A brass-toned reading lamp stands beside the writing surface, with a framed mirror above it. Period furniture and pleated curtains continue through the interior. Handmade Delft porcelain adds smaller decorative details.

The marble bathroom sits apart from the sleeping area, and its toilet is separate from the bathing space. Guests have their own air-conditioning controls to set the room's temperature. An entertainment system is also provided.