Kingdom of the Netherlands | Dutch Ambassador's Residence Open to the Public
DESIGN / PRODUCT
April 3, 2015

Kingdom of the Netherlands | Dutch Ambassador's Residence Open to the Public


Kingdom of the Netherlands|Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands


A Special Two-Day Opening to Celebrate Culture Day!


Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: Official Residence Open to the Public


To celebrate Culture Day, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands is opening the public spaces and gardens of the official residence for a special limited engagement. Experience the current state of Dutch art and design within the extensively renovated residence.

Text by KAJII Makoto (OPENERS)




Free admission, photography permitted



The official residence of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands has undergone extensive renovations. The interior and furnishings have been re-imagined, curated exclusively with products and art from leading contemporary Dutch designers.

When it comes to Dutch product design, our ongoing series in the DESIGN category,A Conversation Between Hiroshi Yanagimachi and Norihiko Terayamadelves into the subject. Dutch design is renowned for its meticulous pursuit of usability in everyday items and its strong emphasis on environmental consciousness. Indeed, Dutch design has a devoted following.

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During this special public opening, various modern furniture pieces by renowned Dutch designers are displayed within the classic ambiance of the official residence, creating a unique atmosphere.


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We highly recommend visiting the official residence, transformed into a showcase of Dutch design.


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"Dutch Art & Design at the Official Residence"
Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: Official Residence Open to the Public

Date & Time | November 3 (Sun) & 4 (Mon, Holiday), 2013, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
3-6-3 Shiba Park, Minato-ku, Tokyo
*No reservations required, free admission, photography permitted
http://japan-jp.nlembassy.org/