Articles by Paul Jebara

A former button and ribbon factory in New York’s Tribeca neighbourhood has been turned into a boutique hotel featuring an eclectic mix of modern furniture and industrial details. Hospitality firm Bridgeton Holdings completed the Walker Hotel in a renaissance revival building constructed in 1899 to span three street frontages in downtown Manhattan. Its location at

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First-time hotelier Seija Ojanpera quested after “retro” vintage furnishings from across the United States to complete the first boutique design hotel in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Ojanpera’s decade-long career with international NGOs eventually brought her to Chattanooga, a mecca for nonprofits. She ended up purchasing the former Stone Fort Inn in 2015 and turning it into The

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Brooklyn firm Studio Tack has revamped a mid-century motel on the North Fork of Long Island to include cabin-like bedrooms and a restaurant that feels “like a ferry crossing the sound”. Completed in 1953, the waterfront Sound View property is located on a private beach in the town of Greenport, less than 200 kilometres from

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New York’s Studio Robert McKinley aimed to avoid the typical aesthetic of “antlers or plaid and reclaimed wood” when creating this boutique hotel from four buildings in Hudson Valley. Hotel Kinsley marks the first destination hotel in Kingston, a town located about 160 kilometres north of New York City in the Hudson Valley. The boutique

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