Radha Arora, President, Rosewood Hotels & Resorts A villa at Rosewood Hotels & Resorts Las Ventanas al Paraiso in Los Cabos, Mexico.

Radha Arora, Rosewood Hotels & Resorts A look at an executive room in the Rosewood London, a re-flag of a former Renaissance Hotel.

Piet Boon Piet Boon’s recently designed private beach residence, located on the Caribbean island of Bonaire, offers many pieces of furniture from his own collection.

Ave Bradley, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants The Brice, a Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants property, is an adaptive reuse of the first Coca-Cola bottling plant in Savannah.

Robin, Noreen, and Rattan Chadha, citizenM Quirky design details are pervasive throughout citizenM’s Times Square property.

Ari S. Heckman, Jonathan Minkoff, and Will Cooper, ASH NYC Located in Providence, Rhode Island, the Dean Hotel’s masculine aesthetic is highlighted in the men’s restroom.

ASH NYC The Faust Bar in the Dean Hotel is designed as a German beer garden.

John Meadow, LDV Hospitality Italian brasserie Lugo Caffe will debut in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood this summer.

Jim Merkel, Rockbridge Set to open in December, Le Méridien Indianapolis was designed by Studio 11 Design.

Neil Moffitt, MGM Hakkasan Hospitality Designed by Gilles & Boissier, Hakkasan Mumbai opened in June in the Bandra district.

Brandi Montgomery, Valencia Group Valencia Group’s Lone Star Court in Austin is a modern spin on a motor court.

Paola Navone, Paola Navone A look at Navone’s exhibition of her upholstered BRICK collection for Gervasoni at Milan’s Salone del Mobile show.

Melissa Rosenfield, Viceroy Hotel Group The lobby of the Viceroy New York features the masculine and handsome design aesthetic created by Roman and Williams.

Shirli Sensenbrenner, Destination Hotels & Resorts Destination Hotels & Resorts MileNorth Hotel offers a rooftop lounge—52 Eighty—that offers spectacular views of Chicago.

Shirli Sensenbrenner, Destination Hotels & Resorts Flick Mars’s redesign of Houston’s Hotel Derek is a classic-meets-modern aesthetic.

Brian Williams, Swire Hotels The guest corridor at Swire Hotel’s Opposite House in Beijing.