The ground floor blurs the lines between the sidewalk and reception with painted block signage and brick walls that match the façade.
Photography by Chris Sanders
Entry lobby tunnels are clad with rough-cut reclaimed wood planks, stained in lively tones and finished in high-gloss lacquer.
Photography by Scott Matthews Photography
The ground floor elevator bank pays tribute to the neighborhood’s scavengers and street art with a steel gate installation and bicycle tire fixtures.
Photography by Scott Matthews Photography
Cobblestone floors span the alleyway-style entrance off Orchard Street.
Photography by Scott Matthews Photography
Five different street art-style themes mark the guestroom corridors, perpetuating a connection to the neighborhood.
Photography by Scott Matthews Photography
Guestrooms echo the streets outside with materials like blackened steel and wood, as well as minibars modeled after vendor pushcarts.
Photography by Chris Sanders
An industrial material palette in guestrooms evokes a casual comfort and the feeling that the spaces have been furnished by local street artists.
Photography by Chris Sanders
The penthouse suite affords a heightened sense of exclusivity with sweeping city views and artwork unique to the room, including an antique phonograph drizzled with paint.
Photography by Robert Granoff
The main lobby on the 14th floor is punctuated with a large-scale mural depicting polaroid-style snapshots of the Lower East Side during the 1970s and ’80s.
Photography by Chris Sanders