When the palace was renovated
the 17th century apartments of the original residents, the King-stadholder William III and Queen Mary II, were taken as the point of departure. They are part of a chronological series of interiors devoted to various members of the Dutch royal family of the House of Orange who lived at Het Loo over the centuries, the last being Queen Wilhelmina.
The interiors are furnished with items of furniture, objects and paintings that generations of royal family members had around them. The authentic fabrics used for the wall coverings and windows are quite exceptional.
Paleis Het Loo is one of those unique places where all the art objects can be seen in the setting for which they were intended. The public entrance to the palace is the former service entrance under the main staircase which also gives access to the museum shop, the cloakroom and toilets. The Gardens can also be accessed via the lower house.
  
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