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  • Ace is Wild
    Nicholas Tamarin - 09/01/2009
    "Everything I do is a party," Robin Standefer says as she circulates through a raucous event that the denim brand Rag & Bone is hosting in the lobby of the Ace Hotel. With its coffered ceiling, Greek key mosaic-tiled floor, schoolhouse pendant globes, and vintage commercial signage, the dimly lit lobby is grand and mysterious yet relaxed and idiosyncratic, a perfect backdrop for fashionistas. More

  • Las Vegas Firm Brings Rock & Roll to VIP Suites in Hard Rock Hotel
    Nicholas Tamarin - 11/14/2009

    Sin City firm Chemical Spaces was tasked with crafting four one-of-a-kind VIP suites as part of a resort-wide remodel. More
  • European Hotel Design Awards Descends on London
    Nicholas Tamarin - 11/10/2009
    The 12th annual ceremony, part of the two-day Sleep Event hospitality conference, saw Sir Terence Conan’s firm Conan & Partners take home the Hotel of the Year award for their Boundary hotel in Shoreditch, East London. More
  • IH/M&RS Presents 2009 Gold Key Awards
    Laurel Petriello - 11/09/2009

    Fresh from the 2009 International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show (IH/M&RS), hospitality design’s best and brightest gathered this morning for the 29th annual Gold Key Award breakfast atop the New York skyline at the Mandarin Oriental. More
  • Southwest Airlines Introduces Green Plane
    Nicholas Tamarin - 10/27/2009

    The Boeing 737-700 prototype will feature environmentally friendly interior elements, including InterfaceFLOR carpet, that will reduce weight, thus saving fuel and reducing emissions. More
  • Todd Oldham Revisits Hotel of South Beach
    Nicholas Tamarin - 10/09/2009

    The prolific designer has completed a 20-room addition for the Art Deco Miami Beach hotel he originally remade in 1998, while also updating the hotel's garden restaurant, Wish. More
  • D.B. Kim Designs Brand-New Hospitality Show
    Nicholas Tamarin - 10/08/2009

    The inaugural INSPIREDESIGN show, running February 1-3 at the World Market Center in Las Vegas, will bear the mark of the renowned designer behind several Starwood Hotels & Resorts brands. More
  • Sunday in the Park with Frank
    Annie Block, Mark McMenamin, and Meghan Edwards - 10/01/2009
    Frank O. Gehry & Associates completed the American Center in Paris in 1994. In 2005, after a renovation by the Atelier de l’Île, the limestone-clad cubist building became the Cinémathèque Française. Now it’s also home to Mut-Architecture’s Restaurant 51, named for the building’s address on the Rue de Bercy. More
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