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Professionals in the Netherlands

51 professionals

MV interior design

MV interior design

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Jeroen de Nijs

Jeroen de Nijs

Architect · Amsterdam

Studio Linda Pol

Studio Linda Pol

Interior Designer · Twello

Studio Jeroen van Zwetselaar

Studio Jeroen van Zwetselaar

Interior Designer · Bloemendaal

Framework Studio

Framework Studio

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Kraal architecten

Kraal architecten

Architect · Utrecht

MVD Interior Design

MVD Interior Design

Interior Designer · Utrecht

Studio 105 interior

Studio 105 interior

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Van der Linde Architecten

Van der Linde Architecten

Architect · Deventer

Leskens Interior

Leskens Interior

Interior Designer · Haren

Vermeer Architecten

Vermeer Architecten

Architect · Gilze

2711 Interiors

2711 Interiors

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Lagrand Interior Design

Lagrand Interior Design

Interior Designer · Rotterdam

Studio Ruim

Studio Ruim

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Wolterinck

Wolterinck

Architect · Enschede

Grand&Johnson

Grand&Johnson

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Choc Studio Interieur

Choc Studio Interieur

Interior Designer · Bennebroek

Maxim Winkelaar Architects

Maxim Winkelaar Architects

Architect · Hilversum

Studio de Blieck

Studio de Blieck

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Houweling Architecten

Houweling Architecten

Architect · Delfgauw

Studio Piet Boon

Studio Piet Boon

Interior Designer · Oostzaan

Grego Interior Architects

Grego Interior Architects

Interior Designer · Breda

Foam Architecten

Foam Architecten

Architect · Rotterdam

Herman Peters

Herman Peters

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

ARCHIE

ARCHIE

Architect · Haarlem

NOW · A

NOW · A

Architect · Aalsmeer

pham

pham

Architect · Amsterdam

kap.studio

kap.studio

Architect · Nijmegen

i29

i29

Architect · Duivendrecht

Buro Ruijs

Buro Ruijs

Architect · Ede

DENOLDERVLEUGELS

DENOLDERVLEUGELS

Architect · Zeist

Ann interiors

Ann interiors

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

RA STUDIO

RA STUDIO

Interior Designer · Weesp

Stock Dutch Design

Stock Dutch Design

Interior Designer · Haarlem

Céline van Haaren Interiors

Céline van Haaren Interiors

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Patrick Russ

Patrick Russ

Interior Designer · Bloemendaal

AL architecten

AL architecten

Architect · Zwolle

Studio Djoy

Studio Djoy

Interior Designer · Maarsbergen

DOMI architecture

DOMI architecture

Architect · Loosdrecht

EX Interiors

EX Interiors

Interior Designer · Amsterdam

Bob Romijnders

Bob Romijnders

Architect · Nijmegen

Duin Interior

Duin Interior

Interior Designer · Groningen

Bongers Architecten

Bongers Architecten

Architect · Oud-Alblas

AOZ interieur

AOZ interieur

Interior Designer · Boekel

Laura Hindriks Interieurontwerp

Laura Hindriks Interieurontwerp

Interior Designer · Arnhem

Studio Refined

Studio Refined

Interior Designer · Bussum

VAN ERK ontwerpbureau

VAN ERK ontwerpbureau

Architect · Breda

Medie Janssen Interieurarchitect

Medie Janssen Interieurarchitect

Interior Designer · Veldhoven

Van de Looi Van Aken Architecten

Van de Looi Van Aken Architecten

Architect · Arnhem

SeventyF

SeventyF

Architect · Almere

Designa

Designa

Architect · Hoevelaken

Frequently asked questions about interior designers

What does an interior designer cost for a complete home?+
Reason from the total interior budget — finishes, custom work, furniture and lighting combined — rather than from an hourly rate. The design fee is typically a limited share of that, in practice often in the order of 10 to 15%, usually agreed as a fixed fee per phase. A good studio earns it back by preventing expensive missteps and drawing more from the same budget.
What does an interior designer add that I couldn't do myself?+
Coherence and level. A designer guards the whole — lighting plan, materials, custom work, styling — and makes choices you wouldn't have thought of: a layout that works better, materials that age beautifully, details that make the difference. The result is an interior that feels like one whole and adds lasting value to the home.
What is the difference between an interior architect and an interior designer?+
“Interior architect” is a protected title in the Netherlands for professionals enrolled in the Architects Register; anyone may call themselves an “interior designer”. The title guarantees accredited training but isn't everything — there are excellent studios without registration. Above all, judge a studio by its realized work.
When should I involve an interior designer in my project?+
As early as possible. For a new build or major renovation it pays to bring the interior designer in during the architectural design: lighting, installations and custom work are then part of the drawings from day one, rather than fitted in afterwards. Even for a single space — a kitchen, bathroom or living floor — a good assignment starts before execution.
Can I contact an interior designer directly through Arco?+
Yes. Every studio on Arco has its own page with realized interiors and contact details. You approach the studio directly and free of charge — no middleman, no lead forms, no commission.

Find your interior designer on Arco

Arco currently features 51 interior studios with realized work in the Netherlands. Use the filters to search by location or service, and browse each studio's completed interiors — photographed room by room, from kitchen to bathroom.

Every studio has a signature — warm minimalism, classic with a modern edge, outspoken colour and collected art. The best way to know whether a studio fits you is to look at what they have made: when you recognize your taste in a realized interior, you have found your match. You contact the studio directly and free of charge — and see, per project, the complete team behind it, from architect to furniture maker.

What an interior designer adds

You recognize an interior that works the moment you step in — even if you can't always say why. That is the craft of a good interior designer: light, layout, materials, custom work and art telling one story, attuned to how you live. Where a contractor delivers what was drawn, a designer lifts the project to a higher level — with choices you wouldn't have thought of yourself, and a coherence that adds lasting value to a home.

The studios on Arco show that level with realized interiors, photographed room by room. You see more than style: you see craftsmanship — the detailing of a cabinet wall, the transition between materials, the calm of a well-considered lighting plan.

Budget and value

Think in terms of the total project, not hourly rates. What matters is the interior budget as a whole — finishes, custom work, furniture, lighting — of which the design fee is typically a limited share, in practice often in the order of 10 to 15%. That share determines the return on all the rest: a good designer prevents expensive missteps, knows where investing pays off and where it can be done smarter, and draws a demonstrably richer result from the same budget. Discuss the total budget and the ambition at the first meeting — a good studio makes the maximum difference within it.