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Hoge Veluwe

Restaurant at the Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion: long set tables, wooden chairs, antler racks on a mustard wall.

Project Park Paviljoen, The National Park De Hoge Veluwe
Architects De Zwarte Hond/Monadnock​
Location Hoge Veluwe
Photography The National Park De Hoge Veluwe / Robbert Modderkolk / Jurjen Drenth

Park Pavilion The Hoge Veluwe National Park opened in 2019. It is a striking, sustainable and multifunctional public building designed by De Zwarte Hond/Monadnock. Bart Vos from Vos Interieur created the restaurant interior, the information center, the meeting rooms, and the store. Where project leader Albert van der Ark together with Lensvelt appointed the furniture.

Curved oak-slat lounge at the Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion with leather armchairs, a green banquette and tiled fireplace.
Cafe corner in the Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion with sand-framed wooden chairs, round tables and a green tiled fireplace.
Sand-framed armchair with wooden back, armrests and upholstered seat at the Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion.
Banquet setting in the Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion: white-clothed tables and sand-framed chairs with wooden armrests.

As for the restaurant, Lensvelt supplied 67 stackable wooden and upholstered chairs without armrests from the Made in The Workshop series by Piet Hein Eek. Additionally, 67 chairs with armrests, that were used here for the first time. The choice for the halls are 366 felt upholstered ‘This Chairs’ by Richard Hutten. After all, This Chair is lightweight, stackable and re-linkable. Not to mention the comfort that one is able to sit for hours on end in lectures or presentations with the utmost of ease.

Rows of Linked This Chairs in grey felt on black wire frames over an orange floor in a meeting room at Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion

Linked This Chairs at a meeting room

Meeting room at the Hoge Veluwe Park Pavilion with a long table and dark felt This Chair seating by Richard Hutten.