Occupying a statement address with a storied past, Rosewood Amsterdam was once the former Palace of Justice; today this Dutch landmark has been reborn for the city and its people. Layers of authenticity reveal its soul while an astonishing selection of art and interior designed by Studio Piet Boon introduces a new era.
Amsterdam-based Studio Piet Boon was charged with the interior design of the hotel. While respecting the building’s heritage and paying homage to his home city, Piet Boon has balanced functionality, aesthetics and distinctiveness with Amsterdam’s playful character. Expect a mélange of worldly objects that speak of Dutch identity, historic features that show the patina of age and a muted color palette inspired by Amsterdam’s fluctuating skies.
Rosewood Amsterdam’s cultural spaces are defined by unique artisan pieces, custom-made objects, unique sculptures and pioneering digital art, proudly connecting our guests with the Netherlands’ dynamic and diverse creative communities, past and present.
Born on Amsterdam's northern fringes, decorated Dutch designer Piet Boon has made his name with an artful balance of functionality and style. Today, Studio Piet Boon continues this legacy, with its stylish remodeling of Rosewood Amsterdam reflective of the city's rich heritage, liberal values and creative spirit.
Known for artwork that’s vivid, eye-catching and singularly original, Frederik Molenschot is an artist and designer from the Netherlands with a penchant for using bronze in his sculptural pieces. Find his arresting vision at the entrance to the hotel – a striking large-scale marvel that will stop you in your tracks.
World-renowned Dutch landscape artist Piet Oudolf brings his horticultural artistry and respect for nature to Rosewood Amsterdam’s inner courtyard garden, De Tuin. Redefining the garden as a dynamic art form, Oudolf balances native flora with structure, color and sustainability, creating green, living spaces that are a pleasure to experience all year round.
