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Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
1477 Reichhalter Eat & Sleep
Mid-century furnishings set against raw plaster patches, original timber, and Bakelite switches.
1898 The Post
Bottle-green bedrooms fitted with antique writing desks and octagonal marble tiles.
21 Carpenter Street Hotel
Perforated aluminium screens laser-cut with historic remittance poetry wrap a contemporary extension over restored 1930s Chengal floors.
21c Museum Hotel Bentonville
Deborah Berke built twelve thousand square feet of exhibition galleries into the hotel.
21c Museum Hotel Lexington
Rotating contemporary art galleries and site-specific installations stay open around the clock.
21c Museum Hotel St Louis
A restored basketball court gallery with refinished wood floors displays rotating contemporary art.
25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin
Werner Aisslinger combines raw concrete, woven rattan, conversation pits, and window-side hammocks framing Tiergarten greenery.
25hours Hotel Dubai One Central
Woods Bagot styled the rooms with Bedouin motifs and analogue vinyl stations.
25hours Hotel Florence Piazza San Paolino
Paola Navone contrasts heavenly white retreats with fiery crimson velvet rooms beneath a towering glass-domed courtyard.
25hours Hotel Köln The Circle
Space-age retro-futurism inside a circular 1960s rotunda, featuring modular pod seating and yellow globe lighting.
25hours Hotel The Oddbird
Dual room schemes juxtapose tropical greenhouse botanicals against retro-urban geometry and mid-century modern furnishings.
28 Kothi
Mid-century silhouettes meet Rajasthani block prints, terrazzo floors, hand-painted botanical murals, and latticed jaali window screens.
3Rooms 10 Corso Como
Suites showcase mid-century pieces by modernist masters alongside sparkling gold and silver Bisazza mosaic tilework.
48° Nord Landscape Høtel
Fourteen stilted timber cabins clad in local chestnut dot the Vosges hillside.
57 Nord
Nordic-inspired timber architecture by Thomas Randall-Page with panoramic glazing framing Loch Duich and the Kintail peaks.
7132 House of Architects
Curved glass shower pods and Graubünden oak panels shape compact alpine rooms.
8 HOLLAND STREET TOWNHOUSE - BATH
Gallerist Tobias Vernon rotates 20th-century furniture and modern British art throughout the house.
86 Cannon Charleston
Indigo-dyed parlor grasscloth and hand-stenciled library plasterwork set a tailored Southern tone.
91 Athens Riviera
Domed canvas cabanas by Chadios Architects nestled among olive trees and lagoon-like pools along Voula beach.
A Mandria di Murtoli
Glazed Sardinian ceramic tiles and rough terracotta warm these restored granite sheepfolds.
A-Frame Club
Prefabricated cedar cabins set in a snowflake pattern, with vintage Malm fireplaces.
A22 Hotel
Restored Art Nouveau ceiling mouldings meet mid-century timber panelling and dark parquet floors.
Abadía Retuerta LeDomaine
Architect Marco Serra paired modern walnut furnishings and oak flooring with Romanesque stone vaults.
Ace Hotel & Swim Club Athens
Restored brutalist cubic balconies frame interiors accented by a Dionysos marble reception desk.
Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Raw concrete pillars meet Douglas fir paneling, custom ceramic murals, and Crittall-style warehouse windows framing borough views.
Ace Hotel Kyoto
Interlocking kigumi timber ceilings meet bold stencil-dyed textile art by Samiro Yunoki.
Ace Hotel New York
Roman and Williams interiors blend reclaimed wood, deep leather sectionals, custom artwork, and curated vintage furnishings.
Ace Hotel Sydney
Flack Studio interiors layer ochre concrete, textured straw walls, and custom furniture inside a former brickworks.
Achioté
Rammed-earth walls made from on-site clay pair with raw concrete furnishings and frameless ocean-facing glass.
Address Jabal Omar Makkah
Twin towers joined by a high-altitude skybridge housing a record-setting prayer hall overlooking the Holy Kaaba.
ADLER Historic Guesthouse
Restored ancient masonry and blonde-timber interiors meet a glazed-tile courtyard extension by the Isarco river.
Adler Ritten
Black-stained larch chalets and spruce interiors crafted by local artisans blend into the surrounding mountain forest.
ADLER Sicilia
Low-slung pavilions with living green roofs incorporate raw Sicilian clay and volcanic stone.
AEON B&B - an adults only place
Two timber-clad gabled pavilions connected underground, featuring a sharp two-tone blue and beige interior palette.
Aethos Ericeira
Boxed windows and muted earth tones frame sweeping Atlantic ocean views.
Gold. Extremely rare. Sets the global standard.
Silver. Brilliant execution. And we’re picky.
Bronze. They did this well. You’ll notice.
Listed. A defining trait. Makes the hotel what it is.
Design. Built around a vision. Even the door handles have a designer.
Luxe. Cared for at every turn. The bath is drawn before you ask.
Local. It could only be here. You wake up knowing where you are.
Heritage. A building with a story. Once a palace, a monastery, a station.
Wellness. You leave feeling new. Rest, sweat, soak and sleep like a stone.
Classic. The city grew up with it. Same rituals, same regulars, same bar.
Resort. A world of its own. Something to do from breakfast to nightcap.