There is no doubt that The New York Palace is drenched in history. Around every corner you can find something with historical significance. But sometimes, you have to look up to find the real treasures. The ceilings in The Palace add another dynamic to the hotel’s lustrous décor. Although the intricate ceilings can be found in different locations of the hotel, the designs are specific and selective to the rooms in which they are located. In addition, as we make … Read More
Category: History
Historic Cues from Steve Henry
Throughout our renovations at The New York Palace, one common theme has been the design and aesthetic of the hotel. As we conduct upgrades to The Towers and The Villard Mansion, we are constantly trying to find a middle ground between both spaces that will combine the old with the new. This week we caught up with the lead designer of The Towers renovations, Steve Henry. Henry is a Principal at BAMO, an interior design services company, where he uses his extraordinary knack for design … Read More
Dining in The Library
A lot of spaces at The Palace have been repurposed for other uses until our renovations are complete. One of our favorite repurposed areas is The Library, which has become the temporary cafeteria for our team members as a renovated one is in progress. Originally, The Library was created during the extensive remolding in 1910 by architecture firm McKim, Mead & White, and was designed into one room from two smaller rooms. The focal point of the book-lined, carved paneled … Read More