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The Montage Hotels & Resorts will now cohabitate a space in La Quinta with the Pendry Hotels! We can't wait to share more details! Hospitality Design magazine

#WellnessWednesday: As part of the art program for the spa at the Yellowstone Club, we suspended slabs of stone with graphic veining, in lieu of photography or paintings.

At Grand Hyatt at SFO, the Northern California sense of place is accentuated by slatted partitions of dark wood creating dappled light. The idea of walking through the redwoods takes the traveler through the lobby, bar, market, and public areas.

Canopy by Hilton Baltimore is now accepting reservations for July 3rd and beyond! For this boutique hotel, we drew inspiration from the historic waterfront neighborhood’s wooden piers and dark metals. We can’t wait to share more, stay tuned!

Major throwback! Simple materials were used for this private residence in Stinson Beach, to keep with the beach locale. This includes cedar shingles, copper roof, concrete floor with a decorative colored pattern, painted drywall, metal windows, granite counters, and a hand colored cast concrete fireplace.

For the Luminate Capital Partners office in San Francisco’s Presidio, we sought to create a Zen-like atmosphere and a comfortable work environment by using casual and residential furnishings, natural palettes, and a combination of ample natural light, and quiet light fixtures.

Cheers to the weekend! The Buffalo Bar & Grill at the Yellowstone Club is a classic design which draws its inspiration directly from Montana’s rugged landscape, utilizing raw, natural materials, thick wood textures, soft leathers, and simple pattern fabrics to create a cozy ambiance.

#WineWednesday featuring details of the oyster bar on the second floor of AVOW Napa!

#TBT throwing it back to this stunning private residence in Healdsburg. The home sits beautifully in a vineyard and incorporates both expansive and intimate experiences in its exterior and interior world.

Take care of business and enjoy close-up views of airplanes, in Grand Hyatt at SFO's Supersonic Meeting Room! We were inspired by the color and shapes of the bay when designing the meeting and ballroom spaces.

#TBT: our Fairmont Nanjing hotel’s concept for the atrium was to create a 30-story-tall Chinese lantern whose color changes throughout the day.

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