A wall within Park Plaza Nuremberg’s BA Beef Club is decorated with art that references Albrecht Dürer’s Young Hare and Hands artworks.

Guests settle into gray crushed-velvet seating where wire partitions and light fixtures recall Dürer’s affinity for geometry.

The 1930s-era building lives on in the elegant, cosmopolitan Bavarian American Bar where furnishings echo the time period.

Dürer’s work is referenced throughout the hotel, notably in the reception area’s ceiling, inspired by his celestial sky studies and painted in gold-leaf.

Scott Brownrigg and Synthesis reinterpreted Dürer’s Rhinocerus as a modern, 3D sculpture fashioned from steel rods.

Burnished tangerine tones accent the soothing palette in the contemporary guestrooms, while filament bulbs above the beds give an industrial flair.