Decorations Hollandsche Manege

Interior

Client

Amsterdams Stadsherstel

Location

De Hollandsche Manege

Technique

Painting, transfer technique, xl print

Material

Walltransfer, seamless wallpaper, paint

In the heart of the city centre of Amsterdam, hidden behind an inconspicuous entrance gate, you will find a historical gem; De Hollandsche Manege. Inside, you imagine yourself to be in a different era and you discover the oldest riding school in the Netherlands. For the decoration and signing of the riding school, Iwaarden has designed a beautiful combination of craft and technology. From the special transfer technique direct wallprint and painting to xl print to wallpaper and panels.

Applied technique in the decorations

We have applied wall transfers to the walls, furniture and panels. This technique enables us to apply printed matter directly to the surface. The ink and the adhesive layer are applied to the surface with a transfer and then finished with a coating. The result is astonishing, as if it were a fresco. Take a look at the pictures that will show you the result.

Other images and texts have been painted on the wall, printed directly on wooden and steel panels, contour-cut from foil and printed on seamless wallpaper. A nice mix of decoration- and printing techniques, applied to a special location. A wonderful project.

About The Hollandsche Manege

This city riding school is the most important object of the Levend Paarden Museum and the setting for a story about the history of the oldest riding school in the Netherlands. In the heart of Amsterdam, classic horse riding art comes to life here. The National Monument from 1882 is owned by Heritage Organization Amsterdams Stadsherstel and was renovated in 2020. The riding school regains it special allure, offers the horses a better living environment and its original function can be retained.

Decorations Hollandsche Manege

Applied technique in the decorations

About The Hollandsche Manege

Barneveld

Amsterdam

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