De Stuiverkamer

The stuiver was one of the most commonly used coins in Dutch history and represented one twentieth of a guilder.
Generations of Dutch people used it for their daily purchases, making the stuiver a term that still lives on in expressions like “to earn a nice stuiver.”

The Stuiverkamer is the smallest boardroom space at the front of the Muntgebouw, accommodating 10 guests at a long table. Compact, efficient, and with high ceilings and a view of the Leidse Rijn. The Stuiverkamer is a compact and efficient space for discussions in smaller groups. A place where seemingly small ideas can grow into big plans.