Houses
Houses Soho House Amsterdam
Located in the 1930s Bungehuis building facing the Singel canal, the club has Art Deco interiors and artworks that nod to the Dutch old master, Rembrandt.
Spread across six floors, our House in Amsterdam features many original interior features that have been lovingly restored. On the fifth floor, 1930s wood panelling is retained in the bedrooms, as well as stained glass windows where patterned throws and glassware complement this standout detail.
In the lounge, restaurant and bar, vintage furniture pieces are met with bold fabrics and earthy colours of russet, dark blue and seaweed green for an inviting area to relax and socialise.
Inspired by Soho House Amsterdam
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Pierre Portable Lamp
Regular price €420
Price €295
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Regular price €357
Price €236
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Mannock Square Cushion
Regular price €355
Price €250
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Regular price €302
Price €200
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Olia Square Cushion
Regular price €355
Price €250
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Regular price €302
Price €200
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Sasha Rug
Regular price From €1,435
Price €1,005
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From Regular price €1,220
Price €804
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Brynn Dining Table
Regular price €4,795
Price €3,360
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Regular price €4,076
Price €2,688
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Limited stock available
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Colette Wall Light
Regular price €595
Price €420
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Regular price €506
Price €336
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Colette Chandelier
Regular price €2,395
Price €1,680
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Regular price €2,036
Price €1,344
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Limited stock available
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Ruby Portable Lamp
Regular price €330
Price €235
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Regular price €281
Price €188
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Tuuci Outdoor Octagonal Parasol, Amsterdam House
Regular price €7,195
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Trade price €6,116
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Beatrice Floor Lamp
Regular price €835
Price €585
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Regular price €710
Price €468
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Around the club, you will find our permanent Soho House Amsterdam art collection, which acknowledges the expansive history of Dutch art. This includes a self-portrait collection in the main club space paying homage to Rembrandt and van Gogh, two of the greatest self-portraitists of all time, and a selection of cutting-edge works on the ground floor of Cecconi's that draw inspiration from Dutch still lifes and Vanitas paintings.