Rich blue hues, elliptical 1950s Italian pendant lights, and a wallcovering featuring tropical plants now mark a sitting area in Hotel Henriette’s streetside lobby.

A perfectly staged space looks out onto the verdant winter garden dressed in wrought iron furniture.

In the breakfast room, a pink and white marble bar juxtaposes with simple wooden chairs and tables.

Each of the 32 individually designed guestrooms are outfitted with unique furniture found at flea markets.

In line with the DIY vibe, rooms feature plywood in place of traditional millwork.

Geometric swatches of paint or neon strips of Japanese washi tape add a simple pop behind the beds.