A large blue door sits underneath a metal awning, welcoming guests to the new-build Gowanus Inn & Yard.

The Robert Bechtle painting ’61 Pontiac inspired the lobby’s—and the hotel’s—industrial and Old Americana spirit with custom seating donning red and blue upholstery that pops against white-painted brick walls.

In a lobby seating alcove, vibrant upholstery and a herringbone brick pattern reinterpret Brooklyn’s signature industrial design.

Infusing the lobby with natural light, gridded windows and high ceilings reflect the warehouse aesthetic of Gowanus.

The lobby emphasizes the hotel’s raw material palette, which includes metal, concrete, and wood.

The hotel mirrors Gowanus’ simplicity.

Gray plaster and dark textures characterize the corridors, which are illuminated by globe-shaped fixtures.

Standard guestrooms are crafted with a minimalist design that includes white oak and understated fixtures.

Suites embrace a darker palette complete with deep timber and black furnishings.