'DB Events is in the capillaries of the city'Without DB Events, The Hague would just be a boring place. Whether it is production support for 'The Life I Live', Vlaggetjesdag, the arrival of Sinterklaas or the National Countdown: this 'oldest events agency in town' contributes to everything... Read more |
'Growing a better world' in South West"That is where around the corner I grew up," Harry Wientjens (48) points out from the window of a classroom of ROC Mondriaan on Meppelweg. "We lived among beautiful wide avenues and lots of trees." That space and that greenery are still there, otherwise there is a lot of... Read more |
Lisa Muller, new director of Boutique Hotel CoronaThe wooden revolving door, lots of marble and the lift with copper doors in the lobby of Boutique Hotel Corona exude an atmosphere of days gone by. But appearances can be deceiving. Under the leadership of owner Emile Gassler, the illustrious hotel on Buitenhof doubled its... Read more |
Divorce expats: offering help and setting boundariesA more beautiful place in The Hague to have an office is almost unthinkable. From the meeting room, Marjet Groenleer (46) has a view of the Mali Bridge over the Smidswater. The pastel shades give the stately space something soft. "Not aloof, but calm: exactly how I set up in my... Read more |
Studio van 't Wout knows what fine living isInterior designers Arie and Saskia Alderliesten, in addition to being partners in life, are also joint owners of Studio van 't Wout. Yet it had been a while since the two of them worked intensively on the same project. No wonder, because with their design store and 'open house' in... Read more |
6 x chocolate in The Hague#1 Hop & Stork In a historic building in the Passage, spread over two floors, is chocolate studio, shop and tasting room Hop & Stork. It also roasts its own coffee on site. The chocolate studio is completely open, so while you're sipping a creamy cappuccino, you can... Read more |