Neighbourhood Arnhem

The reveal. Vincent van Gogh.

Our new canvas has found its shape.

For the new season, we step into the world of Vincent van Gogh, with one of his most recognisable paintings as our starting point: The Bedroom in Arles.

What fascinates us is that the room is far from perfect.

Perspective shifts. Lines seem to move in different directions. Proportions feel slightly off. Van Gogh was not trying to create a perfectly realistic interior. Through colour, form and perspective, he created something much more personal: a room seen through his eyes.

That imperfection is exactly what inspired us.

We translated the bedroom into our own studio, embracing its unusual lines, strong colours and almost flattened perspective. Not as a perfect reproduction, but as our interpretation of Van Gogh’s world.

A new canvas for a new season, where once again art, clothing and creativity come together.





Welcome to our Van Gogh season.

Any guesses? Which artist do you think is inspiring our new season?

Our new canvas is slowly finding its colour. We mix, adjust and paint, searching for the tones that will shape the atmosphere of our next studio. Every colour is chosen with intention, inspired by the world and work of one particular artist.

The first layers are on the canvas. Perhaps the colours already give something away…

Who do you think it is? Leave your guess below. We’re curious to see who recognises the clues.

A new canvas begins.

Every season, we start again.

An empty studio, A new idea, A new story waiting to take shape.

For us, inspiration often begins far beyond clothing. We look to art, to artists and to the worlds they created. Their use of colour, light, texture and emotion becomes a starting point from which we build our own.

Over the coming days, our studio will slowly transform into the world of our new season.

For now, we build and create.

Something new is taking shape.

Can you guess where our inspiration is leading us?

From store to studio.

Every look starts with a conversation.

This week, we are styling Giel in a selection of pieces that reflect what inspires us most: thoughtful layering, interesting textures and clothing that feels personal rather than seasonal.

Once the styling comes together upstairs, we move downstairs into our studio, where the story continues.

These are some of the final moments inside our Monet-inspired studio.

Over the past seasons, Claude Monet’s home, gardens and way of observing light have shaped not only our photography, but the way we’ve told our stories.

Soon, we’ll leave this canvas behind and begin creating a new one. A new chapter, with fresh inspiration, while staying true to the world we’ve carefully built.

At Neighbourhood, we believe clothing is about more than getting dressed. It is about composition. About feeling. About creating a world where clothing, art, creativity and craftsmanship come together through passion and attention.

Welcome to the world of Neighbourhood.

Paris Family Buying Trip.

Some buying trips become memories long before the collections arrive.

This season, we had two very special assistants by our side. Leda and Moné joined us as we travelled through Paris to discover the Ralph Lauren Spring Summer 2027 collection. Seeing the excitement through their eyes made the experience even more meaningful.

The runway once again captured everything we admire about Ralph Lauren. Relaxed tailoring, effortless layering, refined sportswear and timeless Americana, brought together with a remarkable sense of colour, texture and ease. A collection that doesn’t chase trends, but quietly builds on a legacy of craftsmanship and enduring style.

For us, buying is never simply about selecting garments.

It’s about discovering stories, finding inspiration and carefully curating pieces that become part of the world we continue to build at Neighbourhood.

A world where clothing, art, craftsmanship and creativity come together through passion and attention.

Welcome to the world of Neighbourhood.

Back from Paris.

Paris certainly tested us.

Temperatures reaching 45°C, cancelled trains and a journey home that lasted longer than all of our appointments combined.

But those are the stories you laugh about afterwards. Because what truly mattered made every challenge worthwhile.

Over the past few days, we carefully selected the Spring Summer 2027 collections. Days filled with inspiring conversations, beautiful craftsmanship and brands that continue to remind us why we return to Paris season after season. Not to chase trends. But to discover timeless pieces, exceptional materials and thoughtful design that fit the world we continue to build at Neighbourhood.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll take you behind the scenes and share what inspired us, what we selected and why.

Welcome back to the world of Neighbourhood.

Padmore & Barnes X Neighbourhood - An Object of Character

For nearly a century, Padmore & Barnes has remained faithful to a way of making shoes that values craftsmanship over trends and character over perfection.

Founded in Kilkenny, Ireland in 1934, the company became known for its hand-stitched moccasins and was responsible for producing some of the earliest versions of the now-iconic Wallabee for Clarks.

Originally crafted in Kilkenny and later adopted by generations of artists, musicians and makers, the silhouette became an icon not through fashion, but through culture.

For this collaboration, Padmore & Barnes and Neighbourhood came together around a shared appreciation for craftsmanship, colour and timeless design. Drawing on nearly a century of shoemaking heritage and our own perspective on culture, community and quality, we set out to create something that feels both familiar and entirely its own.

More than a shoe, this collaboration is an object shaped by time, tradition and the hands that made it.

Presented through the colours of our Monet-inspired studio, each pair becomes part of a larger study in colour, texture and craftsmanship.

Designed to be worn.Made to be lived in.Chosen to last.