Wine Cellar History and Modern Brasserie Culture Meet at Abstinence Restaurant
Architectural studio Lizée-Hugot’s inaugural restaurant project brings warm wood textures, supple leather upholstery, and polished steel accents to Paris’s Left Bank.
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Food, Beverage, and Retail Merge at Agnes Restaurant in California
Architect Oonagh Ryan of ORA transformed a 1922 structure in Old Pasadena to incorporate the chef-owners' personal histories.
An Icon of Brutalist Architecture Gets a Second Life as a Hotel
The Hotel Marcel reimagines Marcel Breuer’s Armstrong Rubber Company headquarters as a hyper-sustainable hospitality destination.
Curioso’s Residential and Hospitality Projects Take Root in Their Place
From Lake Michigan to the Yucatán, the Chicago interior design firm is reshaping the hospitality landscape with an emphasis on local character.
Croatia's Maslina Resort Celebrates Natural Materials and Japanese Design
Designed by Paris-based L.A.M. Studio, the resort in Hvar evokes the shifting shapes and shades of its unique island habitat.
Combining Waterfront History and Views, a New Hotel Opens in Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Replete with tasteful references to the city’s seaport–turned–tourist hub, the outpost's interior was conceived by BraytonHughes Design Studios.
In Omaha, Nebraska, The Cottonwood Hotel Roars Back to Life
A renovation brings back the historic building’s Jazz Age charm with distinctly contemporary touches.
In Southern California, Outdoor Dining Changes the Hospitality Landscape
The explosion of outdoor dining is both a survival tool for restaurants and a welcome cultural shift that may be here to stay.
The Pendry Hotel and Residences Seeks to Reactivate the Sunset Strip
EYRC Architects and Martin Brudnizki Design Studio create the Sunset Strip's latest cool kid on the block at the Pendry Hotel and Residences.
Located in a Former Wool Mill, Dye House Hotel Celebrates Local Makers
Opening May 1 in Providence, Rhode Island, the boutique hotel is designed by Deacon Hospitality Group and Shannon Maldonado with the goal of uplifting the city's creative community.
Future100: Interior Design Students Imagine the New Wave of Hospitality
From jewelry displays to super-yachts, these six Future100 students are prioritizing the guest experience.
Simeone Deary Transforms a Former Men’s Social Club Into a Boutique Hotel
Hotel Kansas City acknowledges the past while signaling a more inclusive future.
Sabina Hill’s Coastal Retreat Fuses Clean Modernism with a “Sense of Place”
The artist-designer’s guest rooms are a built manifestation of the surrounding environment and collaborations with local indigenous artists.
Gigi’s Brings Intimacy and Comfort to Post-COVID Dining
The Los Angeles restaurant designed by Andrew Cosbie creates a convivial atmosphere with the help of local muralist Andie Dinkin.
A Waterfront Eatery in Denmark Is Designed for Disassembly
In the Danish seaport of Koege, Copenhagen-based architects ADEPT have crafted a spacious and sustainable bar and restaurant that can be relocated when waters rise.
This Nashville Hotel Invites You to Stay Longer
The Music City’s BentoLiving caters to a growing nomadic lifestyle among millennials—as long as the WiFi is strong and a brewery is a stone’s throw away.
The First Mass Timber Hotel in North America Has Opened in Austin
Designed by Lake|Flato Architects and Bunkhouse Group, Hotel Magdalena rises high in Austin's iconic South Congress District.
André Fu's Hotel the Mitsui Celebrates the History and Refinement of Kyoto
The design includes traditional Japanese gardens by landscape master Shunsaku Miyagi as well as a restoration of a 300-year-old Kajiimiya Gate.
What They’re Specifying: D.B. Kim
The noted hospitality designer selects colors, textures, and forms that inspire timeless comfort and peace.
Coastal Chic, Not Cliche, Guides Newport's Wayfinder Hotel
With the help of local talent, Reunion Goods & Services turns a “plain Jane” hotel into a sleek, seaside retreat.
