Modern and luxurious, this two bedroom residence is characterised by
the bright, bold colours that are Mondriaan’s trademark.

Apartment description

Our exclusive Piet Mondriaan Residence is centrally located on the
beautiful Keizersgracht canal, close to the city’s Art District in
the heart of historic Amsterdam.


This light and spacious ground floor apartment is stylishly themed
on the work of Dutch abstract painter Piet Mondriaan, and is
situated on one of Amsterdam’s most picturesque canals. It is within
short walking distance of the city’s many vibrant cafes, restaurants
and shops. The main museums and theatres are easily accessible on
foot, by bicycle or tram.

Modern and luxurious, this two bedroom residence is characterised by
the bright, bold colours that are Mondriaan’s trademark. It features
wooden floors, a spacious living room with all the comforts of home,
and an open kitchen providing facilities to dine and entertain in
style.

The Piet Mondriaan Residence features:

Living room with flat screen TV
Master bedroom with spacious 2-person bed and flat screen TV
Guest bedroom (in cellar; ceiling height - 180 cm) with 2-person bed
and flat screen TV
Broadband internet connectivity
Pay TV option
Modern and fully equipped kitchen, including dishwasher, electric
stove top, microwave / oven combination, and refrigerator / freezer
Modern bathroom with toilet, full bath and shower
Central heating and air conditioning
Washing machine and dryer
Private safe for storing valuables
Fresh towels and linens
Regular cleaning
On-call concierge

Highlights:

2 bedrooms, of which one has low ceiling
Comfortably sleeps 4 people
Approximately 65 m2, spread over two floors

Piet Mondriaan (1872 - 1944)

Piet Mondriaan was a well-known Dutch painter and an important
contributor to the ‘De Stijl’ art movement in the early 1900s. While
living in Paris in the 1920s, he developed his distinctive abstract
painting style - vivid red, yellow, blue and black rectangles
separated by bold, black lines.

In 1938, with the Second World War on the horizon, Mondriaan left
The Netherlands for good, finally settling in New York, where he
remained until his death in 1944.