Smyth, a Thompson Hotel, re-launched recently with a refreshed lobby and two locally inspired dining spaces.

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The Den’s fireplace, clad in Guastavino tile, recalls the terracotta material previously used on the vaulted ceiling in Grand Central Terminal and Carnegie Hall.

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“The owners themselves live in the neighborhood, so they wanted it to be their local water hole,” says Christine Gachot, co-founder of Gachot Studios.

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The lobby mixes Scandinavian and American mid-century furniture with a neutral color palette and local art, books, and photography.

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Oiled, white oak floors and locally sourced materials, as well as textiles and furnishings normally used in residential projects, create a warm, locally inspired space.

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The highlight of the Evening Bar is a four-panel frieze mural depicting archetypal scenes from the neighborhood’s history.

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A backlit, eight-seat mahogany cocktail bar with navy leather paneling illuminates the space.

Photography by Noah Fecks