In the Dream Hollywood, Rockwell Group’s midcentury modern design that incorporates natural elements and textures, including in its 178 guestrooms.
In a Dream Hollywood guestroom, the color palette embodies the tones of LA’s sky, water, and the white houses of the Hollywood Hills.
Appointed with ample greenery, the double-height lobby boasts a lighting design that mirrors how sunlight is distilled through trees.
Stone floor tiles and trellis-inspired wall dividers in the lobby amplify the garden theme.
Plush furniture populates in public spaces, a nod to the hotel’s midcentury design.
Part of the 11,000-square-foot pool deck, the indoor-outdoor Highlight Room sits atop the Dream Hollywood.
Weathered brick layered with red velvet curtains line the tunnel entranceway in TAO LA.
The 20-foot-tall, 3D-animated Quan Ying statue conceived by Rockwell LAB presides of TAO’s main dining room, which boasts the building’s original bowstring trusses.
A custom mural from street artist Hush adorns the backdrop of TAO LA’s 20-seat bar.
Guests enter Beauty & Essex through a pawn shop off a pedestrian alley, which conceals the jewel-inspired nightclub inside.
A 10-foot-tall chandelier made from beading and cut glass bulbs runs down the center of a grand spiral staircase at Beauty & Essex.
At Beauty & Essex, the Pearl Lounge features an architectural structure composed of sensuously draped and gathered pearl strands in varying sizes that radiate from the center of the lounge.
The clandestine 36-seat courtyard in Beauty & Essex is complete with brick walls and pergola covered in ivy and string lights.
A custom metal and glass greenhouse complete with trellis detailing and twinkling lights welcome guests to Avenue.
The open-air greenhouse patio at Avenue LA is appointed with lounge seating and a separate bar.
Avenue’s interior celebrates Old World charm with wood panel molding reminiscent of libraries or drawing rooms, and gray concrete pavers on the floor that mimic the geometric patterns of old wood floors.