Architect Cazú Zegers created three new upper levels for the Hotel Magnolia, all of which are wrapped in screen-printed glass of the hotel’s façade.

An angular, modern light fixture contrasts with the hotel’s original grand marble staircase and black and white tiled floor.

The striking marble black and white checkered floor greets guests at the hotel’s arrival area.

Dewdrop-shaped pendants are suspended above marble table and beachwood chairs in the sun-drenched dining room.

The 11-seat marble bar is further illuminated with skinny black fixtures hanging overhead.

Zegers preserved and restored much of the original building, only removing certain walls to improve circulation and refinishing.

Geometric black and white rugs in the 42 guestrooms mirror the ground floor’s tile work.

Featuring a palette of blond eucalyptus wood, rooms feature headboard designs that celebrate Chilean national treasures—all from artist Claudio Gay.

Custom coal-black sinks from ceramics artist Lise Moller offset the bathrooms’ travertine marble, sourced from local quarries.