Jeanne De Kroon’s 17th-century home ‘1642’, serves as a love letter to her Dutch heritage, as well as an homage to her love for textile, antiques that have lived a life before and tangible memory tokens. The building holds many of its original features, including a Renaissance façade and Delft-tiled fireplaces depicting milkmaids and windmills, as well as stained-glass windows, cherry-red shutters and beams, and a wooden spiral staircase.

From the outside, Jeanne’s house is blended into a canal of windows, bikes and red-shutters - inviting you to step into a space created with a deep connection to the reclamation of the feminine and the personal expression that comes with it.