Our rooms

Inspired by 19th century reference points, “A Study in Blue” is a play on Arthur Conan Doyles 1886 detective novel “A Study In Scarlet”

Explore the visual and textural contrasts between the sensuality of nature, as represented by the petal and the influence of industrialization, technology, and urbanization on the use of metal craft in art, architecture, and design, characterized by the word mettle.

This room expresses the energy of the opera house: intimate events, music, the arts, elegance, guests with wonder lust in their hearts, thirst for novel and “never before” great food and service par excellence.

“Bohemian Crash Pad” reflects the authentic Bohemian design ingenuity and eccentricity which arose from various romance, counterculture, and spiritual movements of the 18th centuries.

Black, in its essence, is the most dynamic and fascinating of all colors. Black, when done right, can be atmospheric, dramatic, timeless, elegant, romantic, sophisticated, mysterious, exotic, luxurious, spectral, rebellious, and taboo.

“Green with Envy” is inspired by the luscious color of emerald green gold, its feeling of elegance, wealth and power.

“Mid-Century Twisted’s” vision is more closely aligned with Bauhaus, German Expressionism, and the Vkhutemas founded in Moscow in 1920 (the Russian – state art and technical school) than with American designers such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Eero Searinen, Milo Baugham, Joseph Eichler, Charles and Ray Eames, or the architectural and design styles found in Palm Springs or referred to as “Atomic Ranch.”

Your room’s design stems from two inspirations, one you know, one you don’t.

The first influence, one some of us share, is Old-World Europe, great architecture, antique-style furnishings, soft neutral tones of cream, dove, and pearl. Calming elegance, refreshing to mind and soul.

Passion for music is the conceptual starting point, and the real story behind your room.

This room will take you to colors of hazel-colored eyes that appear to change color to various shades of brown, green, and gold.

“Very Well Red” reminds us of the beauty lying in colors and pages. Your room’s design began with adaptation of the idiom “very well read”. Next came thoughts of the symbolic meaning of the color red: life, passion, warmth, health, courage and love.