The Pulitzer inhabits 25 400-year-old houses along the city’s iconic waterways.

The Pulitzer inhabits 25 400-year-old houses along the city’s iconic waterways.

Nodding to the space’s former life as a warehouse, the lobby is updated with wooden beams, brick, end grain flooring, and brass reception desks.

Located in the lobby, elegant eatery Pause embodies tranquility with ample sun exposure and a view of the leafy garden canopy. 

Pause’s park-like garden debuted as part of the refresh, complete with neutral-toned patio furniture.

Pause’s marble bar area is characterized by a simple opulence.

A series of fictional former residents inspired the décor showcased in the Collector’s suites—including the literature-filled Book Collector’s abode.

Lined with various works, the Art Collector’s suite corridor leads to a private street entrance—a feature shared by each of the suites.

An archway crafted from literary volumes is a novel touch in the bedroom of the Book Collector’s suite.

Eighteen trumpets hang on a wall in the Music Collector’s suite.

The refined Jansz eatery references 17th-century craftsman Volkert Jansz, while also conveying a laidback Dutch attitude.