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Peta Westensee

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The start of our design process..
We refer to our sample library at the beginning of every project.

Our sample library is chaotic, ever changing with materials being moved around to explore how different finishes work together.

Light plays a cru

Tweede Jan Steenstraat, De Pijp.

One of Amsterdam’s most characterful neighbourhoods. Late 19th century apartment buildings, generous ceiling heights, and room proportions that modern construction rarely matches.

This project is located on t

Organised chaos..

Samples spread out, drawings close by, the sample library growing with every new project.
This is our studio in its natural state. A space in constant conversation with the work.

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New tile samples.

A range of colour tones that can sit quietly alongside each other or create contrast when the space calls for it.

This collection is inspired by the depth of concrete surfaces, with a strong contrast between light and shadow. A

Always in conversation.

Working through ideas together, testing them in the space, challenging each other until the right answer presents itself.

Some decisions are made at the desk. The best ones are made on site.

#studiop3 #onsite #designproces

The studio of Atelier De Rijk.

We have long admired the work coming out of this space. Paintings, ceramics, and moulded forms. The way material and form are explored here is quiet, rigorous and deeply considered.

Amsterdam has an extraordinary crea

The architecture sets the stage.
The objects write the story.

A home is never just what we design. It is what we bring to it.
Found pieces, furniture with a story, object passed down from generations; these are the layers of a home.

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We have been working on something.

A short series on what a renovation in Amsterdam actually looks like.
The design decisions, the construction process, the moments no one tells you about before you start.

Starting soon. Follow along 🤎

#comingso

Kitchen counter, up close and in context.

The terrazzo countertop from our Jordaan project. A material chosen for how it behaves in different light, how it sits alongside the walnut, and how it feels underhand.

We love the variety of colour tones,

Jordaan, Amsterdam 2023.

We keep coming back to this one.
A turnkey renovation of an apartment, to be a home away from home.

Lighter tones as the backdrop. Curves introducing softness. Darker accents grounding the space without disrupting the whol

A beautiful space means nothing if it doesn’t work.

Scale and functionality sit at the heart of every decision we make; how you move through a room, how the proportions hold, how a kitchen functions at seven in the morning.

The details make