Features.

Multi-space.

Nearly all elements of the Liminal are modular and movable, allowing for an infinite number of space configurations.

This allows our designers to craft unique and memorable interactive experiences.

Multi-purpose.

The Liminal can transform from a meeting room to a cafe, from a cinema to a club, from a restaurant to a hotel lobby.

With our onsite experience designers involved, there are no limits to where you can go.

Smart.

With state of the art digital and physical tools, the space is primed for creative thinking and collaboration.

Whether it is one-time access codes, personalised light configurations, augmented reality installations or 360^o video capture, the Liminal has you covered.

In the heart of Amsterdam.

The Liminal is located just a few minutes from Centraal station, in the iconic Westerdok. A stone's throw from numerous cafes and restaurants, and a short walk into the city centre.

The ideal place for any occasion.

The Liminal's 4 dimensions.

Here x There.

A portal to new environments.

At the Liminal, we create one-of-a -kind experiences that stimulate all the senses and transport our visitors away from Amsterdam and into new worlds.

Now x Then.

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Experiences are usually ephemeral, but in the Liminal we mix it up. Using a blend of different techniques we can make experiences connect across multiple points in time.

Digital x Physical.

Bringing the tangible and the intangible together.

We use tech to create digital overlays on the physical world to enable mind-blowing interactive experiences.

Effective x Fun.

Professionally designed, effervescently executed.

Our experience designers work with our members and sponsors to deliver unique moments that create memories and get the job done, every time.

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Where flexibility meets functionality, and imagination meets immersion.

“A fluid space that transforms to fit the needs of its members and visitors.”