The Smallest House
The story of the Smallest House in Amsterdam started more than 280 years ago. Since the end of 2013, we, Kirsten and Niels, have been running one of the most beautiful tea shops in Amsterdam.
In those 280 years, The Smallest House in Amsterdam has built up a rich history. The house has been inhabited for many centuries and various shops are exploited on the ground floor. For example, in the 19th century there was already a tea shop located in our special building. Would you like to know more about the history of The Smallest House in Amsterdam? Then read on here.
In this section we will discuss all new sights and information or fun anecdotes about the house.
Discover how tea shop Het Kleinste Huis brought a unique tea experience to the prestigious 'Leaders Summit 2023', organized by Wolters Kluwers. In this article we take you behind the scenes of this special event, where we organized a tea tasting for top managers from all over the world. From the refreshing Lemon Verbena to the classic Amsterdam Earl Grey, read how our selection of teas surprised and enriched participants. We also share how we collaborated with other partners to create an unforgettable experience.
Ever thought of an Easter High Tea instead of an Easter brunch? Discover how to turn your table into a feast for the eyes and the taste buds.
Be inspired by delicious teas, tasty snacks and beautiful decorations that will impress your guests during this special time of the year. Read on and make your Easter an unforgettable experience!
Last week one of our nicest customers, Chloe, came by for a pleasant conversation at our tea table.
Chloe started a podcast last year where she interviews people who play a role in her life. Today it was my turn and I was allowed to elaborate for more than half an hour about one of my great passions ... tea. Follow our conversation on Spotify!
What many of you probably don't know is that the small house on Oude Hoogstraat 22 in Amsterdam, has been in our family for generations. More than 60 years ago, my mother started her first art shop in the tiny building. And now, decades later, Niels and I run our tea company from there.