Huis Sonneveld

  Huis Sonneveld sits at 24a, Westersingel in Rotterdam's vibrant Museumpark. Built in 1933 and designed by the renowned architect Leendert van der Vlugt, this striking example of the Nieuwe Bouwen architectural style is a well-preserved home showcasing modernist design principles. The house originally served as the residence of the Sonneveld family and is now a museum that highlights mid-20th-century Dutch interior design. Visitors can explore its meticulously restored rooms, featuring original furnishings and textiles, on guided tours available throughout the year. Particularly in spring, the surrounding gardens come alive with blooms, enhancing the overall experience of this cultural landmark.