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Roman & Williams put their stamp on the hospitality group's first international outpost with a blend of New York and English influences and one showstopping atrium restaurant.

One writer returns 30 years later, having been arrested and locked up here, for a far superior night's sleep

When the U.K. is safely abuzz with revelers once more, there will be no cozier spot  for a nightcap than NoMad London, American hotelier Andrew Zobler’s new British outpost. Occupying the looming old Bow Street Magistrates’ Courts, where Oscar Wilde was tried for “gross indecency” in 1895, it features a lush bar and dining space called the Fireplace Room. Located off the jungle-like atrium (the former police yard) and wrapped with a blossoming Zuber wallpaper, “it is...

New York-based design firm Roman and Williams will partner on the expressive new-build project in Boerum Hill.

Credit: Stephen Kent Johnson In January, Atelier Ace announced its plans to open the Ace Hotel Brooklyn, specifically in Boerum Hill, in Spring 2021. The hotel, the company explained, was created from the ground up in partnership with longtime Ace collaborators Roman and Williams, who designed the look of the 287-room hotel.. "Weve been building toward Ace Brooklyn for years; the entire city has reimagined itself several times over since we started," Brad Wilson, the president of the Ace ...

Monday 11 January 2021 It used to be that our homes were a place for part of our lives. Much of the day was spent at the workplace, with a commute by train, bus, or car on either end. Often, we’d have plans before and after work too: maybe an early morning spin class, or a dinner at a favourite neighbourhood restaurant. Simply put: many of us weren’t actually in our houses or flats that much. The coronavirus pandemic changed all that. Now, much of working, socialising, exercising (and, well...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. It used to be that our homes were a place for part of our lives. Much of the day was spent at the workplace, with a commute by train, bus, or car on either end. Often, we’d have plans before and after work too: maybe an early morning spin class, or a dinner...