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Studio Modijefsky Studio Modijefsky is an Amsterdam based interior design studio, working on a diverse portfolio of interiors in the Netherlands and abroad.

THE COLOUR OF THE PAST, The Commons MaastrichtDeep green chairs against warm terrazzo. Two textures, two temperatures ye...
28/10/2026

THE COLOUR OF THE PAST, The Commons Maastricht
Deep green chairs against warm terrazzo. Two textures, two temperatures yet one composition.
At The Commons, designed inside the former Sphinx ceramics factory in Maastricht, the entire colour and material palette is a timeless letter to what the space once was. Every decision was inspired by the colors, finishes and textures that once filled these very same rooms, following the ceramic production process from start to finish. From the pastel tones of clay and water in the basement to the warmer, more intense glazed hues on the upper floors.

Interior design: for The Commons Maastricht
Photography by for Making Space Book

CRAFTSMANSHIP AT ITS FINEST, Bonnie AmsterdamAfter 119 years of serving the neighbourhood, Café Bos needed a renovation....
26/10/2026

CRAFTSMANSHIP AT ITS FINEST, Bonnie Amsterdam
After 119 years of serving the neighbourhood, Café Bos needed a renovation. Studio Modijefsky transformed this classic Amsterdam venue into Bonnie: a traditional bistro bar with all its quintessential elements; mirrors, classic tiles, old fashioned wood and neon lights.
And then there is the window who speaks for the bar its self. The name Bonnie, hand-painted in gold leaf by Amsterdam-based sign painter Alex, keeps alive a craft once found on the façades of cafés all over the city. A soft glow, a sense of heritage, and a reminder that the best details are always the ones made by hand.

Interior design & brand identity: by .amsterdam
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Photography: for Making Space Book

ONE SPACE, MANY EVENINGS, Hotel Rumour LeidenA 17th-century carriage house at the foot of the Burcht van Leiden, read th...
23/10/2026

ONE SPACE, MANY EVENINGS, Hotel Rumour Leiden
A 17th-century carriage house at the foot of the Burcht van Leiden, read through a modern lens. Hotel Rumour is a place ready to welcome guest for dinner, drinks, a dance floor and everything in between.

Studio Modijefsky designed a space that holds all of it without any one thing taking over. The original high ceilings and wooden beams carry the weight of the building's history, while the bespoke lighting, the banquettes and the carefully layered materials bring it firmly into the present. A space that feels historic and alive at the same time which changes character depending on what the evening calls for.


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THE LIGHT THAT MAKES YOU STAY, La Cervecería AmsterdamThere is a specific kind of light in spaces that makes everything ...
21/10/2026

THE LIGHT THAT MAKES YOU STAY, La Cervecería Amsterdam

There is a specific kind of light in spaces that makes everything feel warmer, slower and more intimate. La Cervecería had it, and Maeve Stam had the eye to catch it exactly as it was.

The upstairs of this corner restaurant was designed as its most intimate zone: mirror panelling, bespoke tables and bench seating, a space made for endless cava and gazing into the interior without any intention of leaving. Each zone of La Cervecería had its own design approach, shaped by the spatial features of the building and the different moods it needed to hold.

Interio design by
Photography by for Making Space Book

AT HOME WITH ESTHER, Home Ketelhuis AmsterdamThis picture was taken during the VT Wonen Design shoot, the day Esther and...
19/10/2026

AT HOME WITH ESTHER, Home Ketelhuis Amsterdam
This picture was taken during the VT Wonen Design shoot, the day Esther and Frederik opened the doors of their home for the September issue cover. And this moment, with Mus the cat looking down from the warm oak staircase which Esther designed for the house herself, says more about who Esther is than any interview could.

Once an industrial factory, the Ketelhuis is now a home that has gradually become a Gesamtkunstwerk: architecture, art, atelier, objects, family life and memories layered into one space. Rather than imposing something new, Esther and Frederik responded to what was already there. Using heights for extra perspectives, turning existing windows in blind walls into illuminating surfaces and warm inviting materials to counterbalance the existing steel structures. Resulting in a one of a kind space with unique features to live in.

For an interior architect, home is never just home. It is the most personal project.

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A GLASS OF W**E AND YOUR NEXT MOVE, Bonnie AmsterdamThis is Maeve Stam at work, visiting the bars and venues that Studio...
16/10/2026

A GLASS OF W**E AND YOUR NEXT MOVE, Bonnie Amsterdam
This is Maeve Stam at work, visiting the bars and venues that Studio Modijefsky has designed, long after the studio has finished, capturing the moments that happen when the interior starts doing what it was always meant to do: invite life in and become the setting for new stories. All gathered for the Making Space book.

A chess board, a glass of w**e, a tattooed hand making the next move. The space and the atmosphere quietly holding it all.

Maeve has the capacity to capture the stories, people, marks and joy of life and their spaces.

Interior design for .amsterdam
Photography by for Making Space Book

THE STAIRCASE AS PROTAGONIST, Home WilhelminalaanWhen Studio Modijefsky redesigned the spatial layout of Home Wilhelmina...
14/10/2026

THE STAIRCASE AS PROTAGONIST, Home Wilhelminalaan
When Studio Modijefsky redesigned the spatial layout of Home Wilhelminalaan, one of the most significant decisions was making the entrance hallway more open, connected with the rest of the house and fulfilled of natural light. The staircase that links the floors needed to do more than just function: it needed to give the hall its own identity and spatiality.

The result is a warm oak volume that invites you upward while quietly defining the space around it. Handrail, storage and steps are integrated into a single sculptural composition, each element part of the same considered whole one structure.
This is a recurring approach throughout the home Wilhelminalaan: each room has a spatial element that anchors it and gives it character, always executed in a specific material and always following the same carefully defined design language. The staircase is simply the most visible and considered expression of it.


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THE MOMENT THE SPACE IS FOR, Bonnie AmsterdamA moment like this seems to have nothing to do with design and yet everythi...
13/10/2026

THE MOMENT THE SPACE IS FOR, Bonnie Amsterdam
A moment like this seems to have nothing to do with design and yet everything to do with it.
Emiel and his daughter Dahl, a chess board between them, surrounded by the warm light and layered walls of Bonnie, which softly embrace their time together without rushing the next move.

Bonnie is Studio Modijefsky's reinterpretation of the classic Amsterdam brown bar: not a reproduction, but a reinvention. Marble, wood, neon, tiles, terrazzo, textured glass, brass and vintage furniture: the familiar materials of a neighbourhood corner bar, reconsidered and put together with intention.

Bonnie is part of the Goudvisch family, a collection of venues each with their own identity but sharing the same warm, inviting character that defines their locations. The kind of place where a father and his daughter can sit down for a game of chess and forget about everything else.


Interior design for .amsterdam
Photography by for Making Space Book

A BENCH THAT CARRIES HISTORY, Hotel Rumour LeidenEvery detail in Hotel Rumour has a reason and this modern bench started...
12/10/2026

A BENCH THAT CARRIES HISTORY, Hotel Rumour Leiden
Every detail in Hotel Rumour has a reason and this modern bench started its story back in the 17th century.

The building occupies the old carriage house at the foot of the Burcht van Leiden, and that history became the direct starting point for the design of for the entire project and the tailor-made banquette.

This bench encapsulates Studio Modijefsky's approach to new projects, especially when it allows drawing inspiration from the past. The storytelling behind it says everything: the height of the back seat follows the skyline of the hill the fort sits on, the base of the seating element is built from the different components of a carriage, translated into a refined structural composition. History is embedded in the furniture, bringing the past into the present with a new narrative of the space.


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