Two historic buildings in Portland, Oregon form Provenance Hotels’ latest, the 150-room Woodlark hotel, which captures the soul of Portland’s past in a contemporary design thanks to R&A Architecture & Design (rooms and hallways), Smith Hanes (lobby, restaurant, bar, and meeting rooms), and assistant interior designer Oculus.
The Woodlark
The Woodlark
The Woodlark
The Woodlark’s marble-topped wraparound reception desk transitions into a coffee counter for a quintessential Portland experience.
The Woodlark
Abstract artworks stand out against a soothing gray color palette in the Smith Hanes-designed lobby.
The Woodlark
The airy lobby features skylights, handblown glass light fixtures, and painted wood panels made from recessed molding, which nod to the historic building’s original walls.
The Woodlark
Atlanta firm Smith Hanes Studio created a masculine aesthetic with dark colors, eclectic furnishings, and original penny tile floors from 1908 in Bullard restaurant from chef Doug Adams and restauranteur Jennifer Quist.
The Woodlark
A moody seating nook in Bullard is outfitted in rich leathers and warm wood.
The Woodlark
Bullard’s intimate private dining space is filled with quaint furnishings and moody wallpaper.
The Woodlark
A winding banquette snakes through the 40-seat Abigail Hall bar, another concept from Adams and Quist.
The Woodlark
Light filters in from expansive windows in the Woodlark suite’s understated living room.
The Woodlark
A spiral staircase, which leads to the bedroom above, is a defining feature in the loft suite, helmed by R&A Architecture & Design.
The Woodlark
Guestrooms boast a compact desk and bold nature-inspired wallpaper.
The Woodlark
Black lacquer and brass accents juxtapose emerald green headboards and two-toned blue velvet chairs in guestrooms.
The Woodlark
White and green-tiled bathrooms are layered with brass sconces.