“We drew inspiration from the Warwick hotel’s Beaux Arts style,” says Amsterdam-based UXUS chief creative officer Oliver Michell. For example, he says, a signature pattern of interlocking circles used throughout “references the iconic domed ceiling of San Francisco City Hall, which was designed by Arthur Brown, the same architect who designed the hotel.”

Guestrooms are bathed in neutral colors but bolstered by fresh light blue and yellow accents—a nod to the moniker of the original Maryland Hotel, which opened in 1913 and billed itself as a “house of sunshine and hospitality.”

Downstairs, the lobby features porcelain tile flooring and brushed bronze screens.

Aveline, the property’s newest restaurant, is outfitted in natural wood and soft brown hues.

Dark and sultry, the European is molded after Parisian cocktail bars with bold red accents and clubby furnishings.

“The most exciting aspect of the project was bringing the hotel’s unique heritage to the contemporary audience,” says Michell. “We wanted to create a compelling story that adds depth to the guest experience.”