The arrival art at Le Méridien Chicago Oakbrook Center is a mural by a local graffiti artist representing his interpretation of the city.  

Spoke & Steel features white brick walls and a pop of blue on a curved banquette.
Le Méridien Indianapolis

The arrival art piece resembles a chrome car bumper in the shape of the Indianapolis racetrack.
Le Méridien Indianapolis

A fireplace warms the Hub, which has a residential feel thanks to a series of smaller rooms.
Le Méridien Indianapolis 

A gray and white wallcovering of a historical city map overlaid with a current version hangs above a guestroom bed.
Le Méridien Indianapolis 

Wall paneling behind the residentially informed reception desk is a reinterpretation of what would be traditionally found in a Parisian pied-à-terre, with the inclusion of metal panels as a wink to the car racing industry.
Le Méridien Indianapolis 

 Images of the city line a wall in LMNO restaurant at Le Méridien New Orleans.
Le Méridien New Orleans 

 A paneled wall behind reception offers a pop of blue.
Le Méridien New Orleans 

A view into LMNO through a contemporary, midcentury take on an open bookcase made of cerused oak and brushed aluminum.
Le Méridien New Orleans

A two-story mural of a map of the Mississippi River flood zone charted with a study of currents is the Hub’s centerpiece. 
Le Méridien New Orleans

In guestrooms, a city street map with blue and gray dots representing the various Mardi Gras parties wraps the entrance wall. 
Le Méridien New Orleans

Le Méridien Zhengzhou’s exterior resembles a series of stacked boxes.
Le Méridien Zhengzhou

The Hub, where skylights brighten the cave-like atrium space.
Le Méridien Zhengzhou

Guestrooms are an exercise in dark and light. 
Le Méridien Zhengzhou 

Mesh surrounds the private dining rooms at Le Mei.
Le Méridien Zhengzhou 

Bronze poles, which support floating canopies, lead guests to the main entrance. 
Le Méridien Zhengzhou 

A succession of handblown glass circles adorns a lobby wall.
Le Méridien Charlotte

“Passing in Place” is an installation of transparent photographs of faces at the hotel entrance. 
Le Méridien Charlotte

 Pops of yellow and a 40-foot-tall striped walnut wall lined with black and white shelving define the lobby.
Le Méridien Charlotte

A closeup of the guestroom wallcovering, which celebrates Charlotte’s place as the nexus of Native American trade routes and a current NASCAR home. 
Le Méridien Charlotte