Read an excerpt from Barbara de Vries’s new book, ‘Coming Home, Modern Rustic: Creative Living in Dutch Interiors,’ which explores the nuances and innovations of modern Dutch style.
Petra Janssen and Edwin Vollebergh kitted out the eclectic space with help from their tight-knit creative community.The large, open space that defines Petra Janssen and Edwin Vollebergh's home is divided by a recycled glass wall designed by Piet Hein Eek. 'Coming Home, Modern Rustic: Creative Living in Dutch Interiors' by Barbara de Vries, © Rizzoli New York, 2021.by Barbara de Vries, © Rizzoli New York, 2021.
Petra takes me up to the mezzanine, and looking down, I experience a kind of creative vertigo. It’s like I’ve entered a skylit microcosm that contains the eclectic culture of Petra and Edwin, their two sons, two cats, one dog, and Studio Boot . “It’s only an accumulation of parenting, working, and staying playful,” Petra laughs.
One wall of the studio is lined with Edwin’s posters. His unique graphics and bright, often fluorescent, colors are used for promoting causes and art, music, or theater festivals and even soccer matches. The posters have become collectable artworks, and Edwin recently discovered that counterfeit copies were being sold online. “I phoned the guy and he had the audacity to say that it was a compliment!” he says.
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