Camby’s lobby features angular seating accented with patterned pillows and paired with more traditional wood furnishings, a large copper metal screen behind the reception desk, and a neon pink art piece that reads “¡Ole!”
Photography by Gregory Goode. Courtesy of the Camby Hotel

The Camby’s wood-lined Bees Knees cocktail bar includes a fireplace, a large tufted banquette, and a marble bar.
Photography by Gregory Goode. Courtesy of the Camby Hotel

 The lobby lounge’s looping necklace chandelier highlights the Camby’s coffered ceilings, while copper metal chairs and teal sofas surround acrylic and glass side tables.
Photography by Gregory Goode. Courtesy of the Camby Hotel

Copper accents appear again in the lighting in the Camby’s Artizen restaurant, which is swathed in a royal blue hue.
Photography by Gregory Goode. Courtesy of the Camby Hotel

The Camby’s guestrooms feature a deconstructed four-poster bed and a copper mylar panel above accented with messages about sleep.
Photography by Gregory Goode. Courtesy of the Camby Hotel

A large, shimmering chandelier made of bulbs suspended on cables is the focal point in the Axiom Hotel’s double-height lobby, and a marble bar running its length offers coffee and grab-and-go options.
Photography by Rien Van Rijthoven

The Axiom’s Hallidie Lounge is an homage to Andrew Hallidie, with books and curiosities that nod to the inventor.
Photography by Calvin Jung

Technology references in the Axiom’s guestrooms include pendant lights suspended from exposed cables, and photographic X-ray art of the building’s pipes.
Photography by Rien Van Rijthoven

Guest corridors in the Axiom have an industrial feel thanks to black exposed-pipe ceilings, while contemporary “glitch” art pieces are inspired by old and new technology. 
Photography by Rien Van Rijthoven