A sophisticated new venture that redefines and elevates the traditional concept of a sports bar. This golf-infused sports bar in New York City is the latest vision in sports entertainment, blending the worlds of dining, music, sports programming, and gameplay, such as golf simulation, duckpin bowling, and darts. The project, a brainchild of investors Tiger… Read more »
Crafted by ForrestPerkins, Aster’s interior design embodies the quiet sophistication and elegance of the Turtle Creek neighborhood, which borders Uptown Dallas. The spaces are characterized by custom art installations, unique focal points, and a bit of the unexpected. The interiors are distinctively curated to be memorable yet approachable, refined yet comfortable. Warm and neutral materials,… Read more »
Standing tall above Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square, The Laurel captures the elegance of its namesake flower. ForrestPerkins takes inspiration from the unparalleled panoramic city and park views to bring to life an elegant and serene mix of public and private spaces at The Laurel. The lobby welcomes residents home with a reserved grandeur through constellation-inspired lighting,… Read more »
The Hermitage Hotel was designated a National Historic Landmark on August 28, 2020 for its important role in the final victory of the 19th Amendment dealing with voting rights for women. The hotel was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, primarily for architectural reasons. It is also a member of Historic… Read more »
This project includes the interior transformation of four (4) luxury suites. Two Penthouse Suites, which are massive 5,000-square-foot-triplexes, as well as two “Skyview” Suites, which are one-floor, 2,500-square-foot models. The four suites are stacked atop two corners of the building, capturing wrap around views of Manhattan and northward to Central Park. The four suites within… Read more »
Cleverly joining two distinct buildings, the hotel’s grand atrium weaves the adjacent Lytle Park into its design and atmosphere, celebrating the building’s classic architecture and park-central setting. Guests enter the stunning light-filled lobby, where they are greeted by expansive greenery and a central skylight. The lush green-filled space invites guests to relax and enjoy a… Read more »
Sleek and industrial yet classic in its appeal, Parc Riverside luxury apartments reflect the vibrancy of a newly activated neighborhood recently home to warehouses adjacent to the Navy Yard on the Potomac River. Amenities designed by ForrestPerkins include a unique library/social mail room, fitness center and yoga room, a dog wash, and indoor and outdoor… Read more »
Sinclair Oil Holdings 1929 iconic building in Ft. Worth Texas is now home to The Sinclair, a Marriott Autograph Collection Hotel. Opened in January 2020 this 164-room hotel boasts magnificent historic features well preserved over the past 90 years. Built to serve as Sinclair Oil Holdings headquarters the building was occupied as an office building… Read more »
Conrad Hilton’s first high-rise hotel, complete in 1930, is now home to El Paso’s most authentic experience, The Plaza Pioneer Park Hotel, completed April 2020. Business tycoon and Owner Paul Foster of Franklin Mountain Management purchased the abandoned hotel with the goal to restore the original beauty. Now 130-rooms and Suites the hotel features the… Read more »
An elegant expansion for New York City’s only casino includes a modern hotel, new state-of-the-art gaming and meeting spaces, and superior dining and retail establishments. As part of a larger master plan for growth, Perkins Eastman (architecture), and ForrestPerkins (interiors) designed a new two-phase expansion for Resorts World Casino. Limiting any disruption of operations during… Read more »
ForrestPerkins transformed the Spa at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas by thoughtfully reimagining the guest journey through a multimillion-dollar renovation completed in early 2022. Inspired by lush residential gardens and the winding tree-lined ribbon of nearby Turtle Creek, the design takes cues from nature abstractly and timelessly. The story of the surrounding flora created the overarching… Read more »
Union Place draws from the Washington D.C. neighborhoods that surround the property. From the sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic of NOMA, the iconic classicism of Union Station, and the gritty, industrial character of H Street, Union Place is the perfect marriage of these unique settings. The interior design not only exemplifies Toll Brothers’ unrelenting commitment to an… Read more »
Built-in 1959 and located in one of D.C.’s most prestigious neighborhoods, Ora could have been considered the “oddity, the stand-out” on the block. With its dated, crumbling façade and dark, dismal interiors, the building was in desperate need of a complete make-over. ForrestPerkins was not only tasked with elevating the interiors appropriate to the building’s… Read more »
In a new build residential tower linked with a glass-enclosed atrium to the historic Lurgan rowhouse, The Lurgan has an industrial flair that echos its location in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC. Inspired by the visual connection to the outdoors and the sophistication of the international style, the interior experience is relaxed yet upscale… Read more »
Once the social and business epicenter for the city’s elite and influential oil money, this project takes inspiration from the Men’s Social Club itself in its rebirth as a luxury lifestyle hotel. Built in 1927 in the Art Deco architectural style, this new hotel honors its history while creating a modern experience rooted in sophisticated… Read more »
ForrestPerkins served as the Interior Designer and the Architect of Record for the expansion of The Joule, a luxury hotel in downtown Dallas that anchors the revitalized retail and dining center on Main Street in concert with the flagship Neiman Marcus store, which shares the city block with The Joule. The expansion incorporated three historic… Read more »
Columbia Place is a story of duality. This single hotel operates under two flags, Courtyard by Marriott and Residence Inn, harmoniously coexist. This design incorporates several historic rowhouses into a new-build architectural body, enhancing the duality narrative. Natural juxtapositions in design and amenities lend themselves to an interior palette of contrasting design elements. As a… Read more »
The owners’ vision of creating a place that Jay Gatsby would be proud to own comes to life in this 1920’s era hotel renovation. Designing the interiors of the Read House to convey the essence of a glamorous bygone era while interpreting the story of a mysterious tycoon and his lavish, slightly dangerous and always… Read more »
Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Union Square, this iconic hotel has been a celebrated luxury destination since 1904. ForrestPerkins designed the renovation of 613 Guestrooms and Suites in the Landmark building of this iconic hotel. At the turn of the Twentieth Century, when the hotel opened to much celebration, San Francisco was hailed as “The Paris… Read more »
This national historic landmark was completely renovated by ForrestPerkins to celebrate the style of a bygone era incorporating the modern conveniences today’s travelers require. In the 1950’s legendary Interior Designer, Dorothy Draper designed an elegant china pattern for the hotel in a striking parrot green, edged with gold. Inspired by this, ForrestPerkins wove these bold… Read more »
Recently named by CNN among “20 of America’s most beautiful hotels,” the Nines expresses an individual, eclectic style. ForrestPerkins originally designed the hotel in 2008, and Boutique Design named it Best Hotel of the Year 2009. The unique, whimsical, effortless charm of the hotel has been enhanced by the recently completed renovation, which included Meeting… Read more »
ForrestPerkins transformed The Jefferson Washington, D.C. into a jewel after working on the historic hotel for three years as the Architect of Record and Interior Designer. The 99-room Beaux Arts hotel, four blocks from the White House, is the first in the nation’s capital to be selected for membership in Relais & Chateaux. Whether stopping… Read more »
Drawing inspiration from the geometry of an aerial view of Washington DC, ForrestPerkins served as architect and interior designer to transform the lobby, lounge, and outdoor courtyard at the Fairmont Washington, D.C. The theme is woven throughout the new space, and is reflected in a geometrically abstracted map of DC behind the front desk, as… Read more »
For the renovation of the Ballroom and Meeting Spaces of the Rita-Carlton Dallas, ForrestPerkins’ design team envisioned an Urban Park with beautiful couture detailing befitting the elegant social events and weddings that the hotel hosts. The sophisticated but understated color scheme of crisp white, taupe and Ritz-Carlton Blue accented with sparkling Venetian chandeliers and original… Read more »
Most recently, U.S. News & World Report recognized Four Seasons DC as the “No. 1 Best Hotel in Washington, D.C.”. Also, Condé Nast Traveler named the Top 10 Hotels in DC in its Readers’ Choice Awards 2018, including the Four Seasons Hotel Washington DC ranking No. 2. ForrestPerkins was honored to reinvent 164 guestrooms and… Read more »
Opened in 2015, ForrestPerkins reimagined the iconic One Main Place historic office tower, working with the owner KFK Group to program and masterplan this mixed-use development project. ForrestPerkins transformed the building made up of offices and retail as the Interior Designer and Architect of Record for the Westin Dallas Downtown on the top 10 floors… Read more »
ForrestPerkins renovated all 591 guest rooms and corridors in both the Historic Building and the Tower of this iconic Nob Hill grand dame. In addition, we designed five unique signature suites, each of which reflects the luxury and character of San Francisco. ForrestPerkins also renovated the ballrooms and prefunction areas of The Fairmont San Francisco…. Read more »
The Cambria Hotel, Nashville was designed to embrace the Sobro (South of Broadway) neighborhood where it is located. Within walking distance of the honky tonks of Broadway and the Music City Center, there was natural inspiration drawn from the local music scene. The main lobby floor includes a bar with a stage to highlight performers,… Read more »
ForrestPerkins redesigned the hotel guestrooms, corridors, and Executive Lounge in partnership with the hotel owner and longtime client Host Hotels & Resorts. Inspired by the hotel’s locale in downtown D.C., interior details are inspired by a bespoke tailored suit, with a color palette of deep charcoal, pearl gray, and small accents of pink and chrome… Read more »
The first age-restricted active adult community for The Bozzuto Group, Canvas’ hospitality environment complements their current and future resident lifestyles. Each area is a play on scale — while the property boasts generous community space with unique personalities, the challenge is to create more intimate and inviting vignettes to serve the needs of many people. The interior… Read more »
The interior design at Acadia was inspired by the concept of “Modern Zen.” The ideas of Zen gardens, natural materials, and sweeping curves that juxtapose the orthogonal architecture of the shell reflect this concept. The lobby’s feature element is a winding wood fin wall that undulates and wraps around the mailroom and lobby lounge. This… Read more »
Located steps from the terminus of Washington, DC Metro’s red line, the Daley was conceived to be “an oasis at the end of the line,” designed to capitalize on the idea that the stress of city life will transition to relaxation as the residents return home at the end of the day. As the first… Read more »
In an extensive redesign of two office buildings in the heart of Washington, D.C.’s West End, ForrestPerkins and Shalom Baranes Architects combined sustainable design with uncompromising luxury to convert aging commercial spaces into the bold WestEnd 25 apartments. The adaptive reuse of WestEnd 25 is interesting not only in the space’s new function but also… Read more »
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ForrestPerkins provided interior architecture and interior design for this 13 story luxury apartment building which includes studio, one and two bedroom apartments, with beautiful finishes and top of the line appliances and fixtures. The stunning entry includes a two-story installation and a glass stair leading to amenity spaces on the second level. Amenity spaces include… Read more »
ForrestPerkins designed the new Dallas store for Los Angeles based Traffic LA, luxury retailer to the stars. Its Dallas location features two shops, the men’s store having a dark, masculine theatrical environment while the chic and clean women’s store presents a modern feminine feel. Both stores are located on the ground floor of the Main… Read more »