Atelier Amsterdam

Atelier Amsterdam

Kitsch & Huis Atelier

Kitsch & Huis Atelier, based in Amsterdam, is our professional space for artistic creation and experimentation. Here, major projects have taken shape, such as the design of the Kitsch & Huis Hotel, along with collaborations with companies, brands, and professionals who seek to integrate art into their spaces.

The atelier is defined by a constant dialogue between the classical and the contemporary: from the richness of the Renaissance and Baroque to the precision of Islamic geometry, fused with modern movements such as minimalism, cubism, and abstraction.

Our specialty lies in Artistic Tiles unique pieces where mythological and narrative language comes to life in compositions that combine history, symbolism, and design. This is complemented by work in digital illustration and the creation of personalized collections that bring identity and character to each project.

At Kitsch & Huis Atelier we offer:

  • Design of exclusive artistic tiles and custom collections.

  • Digital illustration applied to art and design projects.

  • Artistic consulting and curatorship for cultural and corporate projects.

  • Collaborations with hotels, restaurants, brands, interior designers, and architects who wish to integrate art into their spaces.

For us, art is a mission: to revive, reframe, and reimagine culture through walls, objects, and stories that speak. Because sometimes, the past just needs a little sparkle.

 

Litany of My Flaws - Pita Amor

I am vain, despotic
Blasphemous, proud
Haughty, ungrateful, disdainful
Yet I still preserve my rosy complexion.
The flames of hell burn me within.
My being is made of cut glass.
I am egotistical, cold, tumultuous.
I shatter like a fragile butterfly.
I myself have built my own curse.
I am wicked, malevolent, vengeful.
My blood is borrowed and fleeting.
My thoughts are somber and taciturn.
My sinful dreams come alive at night.
I am hysterical, mad, deranged—
Yet sentenced to eternity already!

"Success is not for those who seek it, but for those who work for it."

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