Dutch furniture here trusts the workshop over the showroom. Piet Hein Eek builds scrap-wood furniture and design objects at the source, in the Eindhoven workshop where the sawdust never quite settles. The Frozen Fountain fills its Amsterdam rooms with contemporary Dutch furniture and glass. Vij5 issues published Dutch-design interior pieces from the studio Arjan van Raadshooven and Anieke Branderhorst founded.
HKLIVING is a home-design brand founded in 2008 by Emiel Hetsen and Sander Klaver. Its collections span furniture and lighting as well as ceramics and textiles. Vintage references inform the range, which is sold through a wider dealer network rather than a single verified Amsterdam shop.
Best for Retro-influenced furniture, ceramics and home accessories
HKliving was created by Emiel Hetsen and Sander Klaver, with the brand name taking both of their initials. Based in Dronten, Netherlands, the company designs contemporary, bohemian, and industrial-style home furnishings and accessories that reference design traditions from around the world and different time periods. The brand's aesthetic combines vintage inspiration—particularly 1970s aesthetics—with modern design sensibilities. HKliving's product range extends across lighting, textiles, tableware, and household items. The most popular collection features bold 1970s-inspired ceramic mugs, plates, and bowls in distinctive color combinations. The brand's design philosophy draws inspiration from multiple sources, creating distinctive home accessories and lifestyle pieces that blend Eastern design references with Western contemporary aesthetics. Products are distributed internationally through specialty retailers and online channels, emphasizing the intersection of vintage charm and modern function.
Dutch design house founded in 2001 in Amsterdam by Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers, producing theatrical furniture and lighting. Its Amsterdam brand store and showroom opened in the Jordaan in 2008 before later relocating to Utrechtsestraat.
Best for Bold theatrical Dutch design.
Moooi was founded in the Netherlands in 2001 by designer Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers. The name plays on the Dutch word 'mooi' (beautiful), with an added third 'o' meant to signal extra aesthetic value. The brand built its identity around bold, theatrical furniture and lighting design, with Wanders himself among its best-known designers. Its flagship Amsterdam showroom and brand store launched in 2008 in the Jordaan district, on Westerstraat, where it operated for around fourteen years with Wanders' own design studio located directly above; the store later relocated to Utrechtsestraat, still in central Amsterdam. Moooi has since expanded into an internationally distributed brand sold through showrooms, retail partners and its own e-commerce.
Dutch contemporary furniture brand based in Amsterdam since 2011, designing accessible modern sofas, lamps, tables, and home accessories for everyday living.
Best for Contemporary furniture and lighting
ZUIVER is a Dutch interior design brand founded in 2011 by Zuiver Interior Group (parent company established 1998 in Zaandam, near Amsterdam). The brand's philosophy centers on 'tomorrow's design for today's interior,' bringing forward-thinking design to accessible home furnishings. ZUIVER creates contemporary collections spanning minimalist sofas, stylish lamps, innovative side tables, and coordinated home accessories designed in the Netherlands. Product categories emphasize functional aesthetics: furniture, lighting, and accessories for modern living spaces. The brand operates within a global portfolio that includes subsidiary Dutchbone and white-label collections, with presence across 80+ countries through nearly 1,000 retail points of sale worldwide. ZUIVER's design approach prioritizes innovation, quality, and accessibility, positioning contemporary Dutch design within everyday interior contexts rather than luxury segments.
Started as an online dealer in 2004 and now a stand at the Leenderweg Vintage Warehouse, De Spot deals in twentieth-century design furniture and collectibles. Stock runs from vintage dining chairs, tables, sofas and cabinets to pottery, glassware, paintings and antique toys with documented designer attribution.
A Maastricht concept store in the historic Wyck quarter since 1996, de Verwondering curates decoration, jewellery, lighting, furniture and design-led gifts. It sells both in the shop and through an online store that ships across Europe.
Best for Concept store, design, homeware, jewellery
A seating specialist on Strijp-S that has grown into a full interior shop of sofas, armchairs, dining chairs, tables, lighting and accessories. Custom dining tables can be built through an in-store 3D configurator, with trial seating, delivery and assembly handled directly.
The joint studio of Eindhoven designers Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk, whose work spans lighting, furniture, ceramics and textiles for galleries and brands. Their site includes a shop selling pieces directly from the studio.
Best for Collectible lighting, furniture and textiles
Kikke Spulle fills its storefront at Westeinde 60A in The Hague with vintage furniture, lighting, and accessories from the 1960s through 90s, alongside interior styling advice from owner Kikke and renovation work from an in-house klusbedrijf. The shop is shifting fully toward vintage and secondhand design, with current showroom pieces discounted up to 70%.
Tineke Beunders and Nathan Wierink design furniture and lighting from their Gashouder studio, from a birdcage swing to tree-shaped lamps and a marble-playable table. They sell their own thematic collections such as Tallow and Cageling directly, while other pieces are produced by brands like Pode, Puik and Serax.
Best for Narrative lighting and furniture collections
The Strijp-R complex of designer Piet Hein Eek gathers a working workshop, a two-storey shop and gallery, a restaurant and a hotel under one roof. It sells his scrap-wood furniture and the Eenmal lamp alongside ceramics, lighting and commissioned interiors.
Best for Scrap-wood furniture and design objects at the source
Run by Robbert Hornstra and Laura van den Bosch, STED is a Scandinavian-leaning interior shop and design service near the city centre. It carries furniture, lighting, textiles, curtains and rugs from labels such as Muuto, HAY, &Tradition, Ferm Living and Normann Copenhagen, with in-home consultations offered alongside.
Founded by Arjan van Raadshooven and Anieke Branderhorst, Vij5 develops and publishes work by emerging Dutch designers, refining concepts for production with local makers. Its Eindhoven studio and showroom carries lighting, furniture, mirrors, tableware and interior accessories including the Tweedoek and Lookshelf.
A shop near the centre dealing in midcentury furniture, lamps, ceramics and glassware from the 1950s to 1970s, each object catalogued with its own history. Stock has included turquoise ceramics by Peter Groeneveldt, original Philips pieces by Louis Kalff and a 1960s white Knoll Tulip table, alongside handmade lamps by local designers.
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