In the lobby’s reading room, a wall of framed art stretches to the paneled ceiling, while low-slung sofas surround one of the hotel’s oak bas relief fireplaces.

Customized wingback chairs, Turkish rugs, pops of green, and light wood play against the original dark Venetian arches and columns in the lobby.

A graphic history of sports by Texas art collective LAND stretches across steel wall panels above the Game Room’s bocce court.

Guestrooms, inspired by the CAA’s original resting rooms, include custom desks modeled after classic stretching bars done in a maple laminated wood.

The Cherry Circle Room restaurant, designed by Land and Sea Dept., channels a classic Chicago steakhouse aesthetic with warm cherry wood for the backbar cabinets, which are filled with a collection of miscellaneous artifacts.

Meant to evoke an airy lake house feel, Cindy’s rooftop space includes cedar picnic tables and unobstructed views of Lake Michigan.

Wool blankets hand selected by the designers are draped over distressed leather loungers at the end of some beds.