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Copies of Dutch Masters paintings add a local touch to the mix of classic and modern design. The sleeping space pairs an all-natural COCO-MAT bed with premium down bedding. The Egyptian cotton linens have a thread count of 400.

In the featured room, a writing desk sits beneath the window beside a tall wardrobe. Blue-and-white shapes form a pattern across the headboard, with printed curtains nearby. In the illustrated bathroom, dark veins run through the pale surfaces around the vanity. A broad wall mirror and a separate magnifying mirror sit above the basin.

A desk and extra closet space are part of this city room. Its windows look onto the historic center or the inner courtyard. The furniture blends classic style with modern details.

The bathroom has a bathtub among its modern fixtures. Satin linens and down bedding dress the sleeping space. Beneath them is a COCO-MAT mattress made from natural materials. Soft fabrics and simple fittings continue the room's mix of old and new.

Colors and patterns drawn from Dutch Masters paintings shape these suites. Rich fabrics and distinct objects sit beside sofas and armchairs. The sitting area shares an open plan with the bedroom or has a room of its own.

Large windows overlook the city or courtyard. Selected suites also have a private balcony. Classic furniture and modern details run through the interiors, giving each layout the feel of an Amsterdam apartment.

Grand, double-glazed windows frame the city or courtyard. Plush seating sits among classic furniture and modern details. Some rooms also have a private balcony, with the outlook depending on the room assigned.

Satin linens dress a COCO-MAT mattress made from natural materials. Down bedding adds a softer layer to the sleeping space. Layouts differ from one room to another.

The Amstel forms the backdrop to the suite's sitting area. Colors from Dutch Masters paintings mix with rich fabrics, sofas and armchairs. Classic furniture sits alongside more modern details.

The living space shares the bedroom's open plan or has a room of its own. Some suites also have a private balcony over the river. Large windows and plush seating run through these layouts, which differ from one suite to another.

Large windows look out onto the Amstel. Plush seating and a spacious desk sit within the room's classic interior. Modern details add another layer to the design, and some rooms also have a private balcony.

Satin linens and down bedding soften the sleeping space. A COCO-MAT mattress made from natural materials sits beneath them. The furniture and room layout vary within this category, with the sitting area following the bedroom's classic style.

Vintage furniture by Cees Braakman for Pastoe sits beside modern Dutch pieces chosen by Valerie van der Werff. Her Cilinder rug is displayed as textile art on the wall. Cashmere and warm materials give the room the feel of a creative studio.

One wall holds changing mood boards and unpublished work. Vogue Living and Harper's Bazaar Nederland sit among the books, sometimes with Valerie's handwritten notes. The selection changes with her projects, like the contents of an editorial office.

Plaid fabrics, resin details and autumn colors form the backdrop to The Media Nanny's suite. The room reflects the entertainment agency's work, with music and design carried through the furnishings.

A vinyl station sits beside a wall of fame. The display includes artists and events represented by the agency. Their images bring its work onto the walls, adding another part of the music collection to the interior beside the records.

Canal-house style meets modern design in gloobles' suite. Art and objects are chosen by the brand and its local creative friends. Dutch flowers and views over the canals give the interior an Amsterdam setting.

A magnetic city map sits alongside a guide and treasure-hunt bingo cards. These details bring the brand's approach to travel indoors. Local pieces change over time, so the room's collection can differ between stays.

A purple entrance leads into rosy colors and bold abstract art. Forms painted on the walls also appear as sculpted objects.

The main artwork is a goddess sculpture carved by the sisters' mother. Beyond the entrance, the bedroom and living space share a hybrid layout. Handcrafted art continues through both, carrying the Sisters Janssen's colors and forms across the interior.

Two adjacent Premium Deluxe Rooms share a private entrance hall. Each has its own sleeping space and bathroom, with city and courtyard views across the pair. Grand windows and plush seating form part of both interiors.

Both sleeping spaces have COCO-MAT mattresses made from natural materials. Satin linens and down bedding continue across the pair. Classic furniture and modern fittings carry through each room's design.

The sitting area of a Junior Suite is paired with the more compact layout of an adjacent Deluxe Room. A shared private entrance leads to both, with city and courtyard outlooks across the combination. Each accommodation has its own bathroom.

Colors and rich fabrics inspired by Dutch Masters paintings shape the suite. The Deluxe Room adds a desk and generous closet space. These different interiors remain separate, bringing a larger living area together with the classic furnishings of a city room.

An open Junior Suite is paired with an adjacent Premium Deluxe Room. A shared private entrance leads to both. Each has its own sleeping space and bathroom, while the suite adds a sitting area to the pair.

Grand windows are part of the Premium Deluxe Room's design. Rich fabrics carry through the classic interiors, with modern details beside them. The combination brings the suite's open setting together with the more contained layout of a bedroom.

A large living room is separate from the bedroom in this city suite. The arrangement gives it the layout of an apartment. Dutch heritage and modern forms meet in the design.

Curated art pieces add a local detail to the interior. Satin linens and down bedding give the sleeping space softer textures. A natural COCO-MAT mattress completes the setting.

A river-facing Junior Suite is paired with an adjacent Deluxe Room. The suite's sitting area looks toward the Amstel. The Deluxe Room overlooks the courtyard, with each room keeping its own bathroom.

A shared private entrance hall leads to the pair. Colors and fabrics from Dutch Masters paintings shape the suite. The Deluxe Room has a desk and extra closet space, with its classic city-room design set beside the suite's larger living area.

Curated art gives the apartment its character. Classic furniture sits beside modern details. The bedroom is separate from the large living and dining area, and the kitchen has modern appliances.

The bedroom has down bedding and satin linens. A natural COCO-MAT mattress lies beneath them. Soft lighting and warm colors carry through the apartment. Its design draws on Dutch heritage, with distinct spaces for living and sleeping.

Original features and varied layouts give these suites their character. The bedroom is separate from the sitting room, where soft seating continues the classic design. A private balcony faces the Amstel and the Amsterdam skyline.

Marble lines the bathroom, where a deep soaking tub sits apart from the rain shower. Satin linens and down bedding dress a natural COCO-MAT mattress in the bedroom.

Ronald van der Kemp's white suite brings together couture and art. An upcycled ceiling work hangs above a sculptural sleeping space. A curtain of white fringe gives the bedroom a new take on a classic canopy.

Images, sketches and books bring his atelier into the room. The lounge can be arranged for dinner. Magazine clippings and clothing displays continue the studio theme, linking the dining setting with the designer's work on the walls.

A custom wooden display in the foyer holds four copies of Van Gogh's sketchbooks. Their pages show the early drawings behind his paintings. Before arrival, you can choose a Museum Edition reproduction for the room. The 3D copy captures the texture of the original artwork.

Soft forms and colors draw on landscapes, twilight and sunflowers. A desk and dining area sit within this setting.

Paper lanterns and sculptural vases stand out in D/DOCK's pale interior. Custom futons and tatami mats change the usual arrangement of bedroom and lounge furniture. Japanese tableware sits on the central table.

The living space can be used for dining, yoga or in-room treatments. These different uses are part of room 242's flexible design. Francesco Messori designed the interior to avoid fixed roles for its spaces.

Ruud-Jan and Romy Kokke designed the bedroom's custom canopy frame. Furniture from the family archive continues into the living and dining spaces. The bedroom draws on Kokke's work in the Rijksmuseum.

Two Pootjes armchairs are part of the collection, including one made just for the suite. Their sculpted forms sit beside the frame. The living area has designs linked to the Stedelijk Museum, bringing another part of the family's work into the interior.

The Ravestijn Gallery filled this suite with works by its artists. Photographs hang among the furniture, placing the art within the room itself. The collection includes work by Michael Bailey-Gates and Inez & Vinoodh.

Satin bed linens and down bedding add softer textures beside the images. The sleeping space has a COCO-MAT mattress made from natural materials.

Heleen Hülsmann has created this season's Fashion Week suite with her brands Salon Heleen Hülsmann and DYO. Pre-loved designer clothes sit alongside DYO's modern essentials. Shoes, blazers and accessories bring both collections into the room.

Guests can wear the chosen pieces during their stay. The clothes and details change with each seasonal takeover. The collection follows the current curator's style, with the two brands shaping this edition of the suite.

Mid-century furniture, bold colors and clean lines shape Salle Privée's suite. Art and reflections add to the design. The room draws on the Dutch design and fragrance house's style, with a mix of old and new forms.

A collection of the brand's perfumes is part of the room. Each scent has a chosen music playlist, pairing the fragrances with different soundtracks during the stay.

Miluska van 't Lam, editor of Harper's Bazaar Nederland, chose the suite's art and fashion. Handpicked objects sit among modern details and subtle retro touches. The private balcony frames water and Dutch houses beyond the room.

Rich wood and cool marble furnishings sit within a neutral palette. The editor's own objects are part of the collection. These personal pieces add another layer to the magazine's selection of art, fashion and design.

An oversized ceramic necklace of shells and coral stretches across the wall. The piece brings Bibi van der Velden's ocean-inspired jewelry into the scale of a room. Green tones form the backdrop to dried flowers and malachite.

Velour, wood and marble add different textures. A Melting Pot table by Dirk van der Kooij sits among the furnishings. The Amstel lies beyond the windows, linking the river with the nature-inspired art inside.

Blue and gold tones set the scene for this film-inspired suite. Daan Schuurmans and Bracha van Doesburgh chose fabrics and shapes for its cinema setting. Plush sofas and benches form the lounge.

Vintage scripts and film books sit beside a typewriter and private bar. These objects give the room the feel of a writer's space. The creators' work in cinema carries through the collection, from the written material to the screening area.

A Prestige One-Bedroom Suite is paired with an adjacent Junior Suite. Private balconies look over the Amstel and the city. Both suites are reached through a shared private entrance hall, and each has its own bathroom.

The Prestige Suite's bedroom is separate from its large living room. The Junior Suite adds another sleeping and sitting space. Dutch art details run through both interiors, with each suite keeping its own distinct layout.

A dining or conference table stands in the living area, apart from the spacious bedroom. Large windows look onto the Amstel. Classic or modern furniture and original features create different designs across these suites.

Dutch Masters paintings inspire the colors and patterns. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. Selected suites have a balcony, with the precise room layout varying across the category.

An original floor-to-ceiling bay window opens the loft to the Amstel and the National Opera & Ballet theater. Daylight fills the open living area, with plush seating set within the lounge.

A walk-in closet and powder room are separate from the main bathroom. The latter has a bathtub and rain shower. These distinct dressing and bathroom spaces sit alongside the large living area, giving the loft the layout of a home.

Nicemakers designed the penthouse around floor-to-ceiling windows and a broad living lounge. A dining space sits beside the wrapping terrace, with views across the Amstel and the city. A canopy frame forms part of the bedroom's design.

The walk-in closet and powder room are separate from the main bathroom. Carrara marble covers the latter, adding another material to the suite's interior. The standard penthouse has one bedroom, with its living and dining spaces set apart.

The Royal Penthouse forms the center of this residence, joined by two Premium Deluxe Rooms and a Deluxe Room. Its wrapping terrace opens to the Amstel and the city. The other rooms add river, city and courtyard outlooks.

A shared private entrance leads to all four rooms, each with its own bathroom. The penthouse has a living lounge and dining space. Its walk-in closet and powder room are separate from the main bathroom.