Few do glamour as well as the French ─ and pair that with the contemporary, urban style of New York City and you’ve got a recipe for something magnificent.
The Baccarat Hotel definitely falls under that description. Built in New York City by a team of French artisans, the hotel is a stunning endeavor by the crystal company of the same name that was founded by King Louis XV. The crystal company continues to share its mastery of the craft with the world over 250 years later, some of which can be found in the equally impressive hotel of the same name. It is a feast for the eyes that is nothing short of breathtaking.
The website for the hotel describes its unique design:
In white daylight, rainbows cascading, a spectrum of swatches cast from a trillion facets. By night, dimmed shimmer and champagne flutes. Gem-red spheres of fresh roses. This is Baccarat.
Here are some photos of the interior of the luxury hotel that are sure to inspire you.
Baccarat Hotel, New York City
Light is manipulated with the architecture in this foyer to create a captivating effect.
The many chandeliers bring a classic sense of glamour to the otherwise modern lounge.
Metallic surfaces can be found throughout the hotel, giving the whole building a similar sheen to the crystal Baccarat is known for.
The unique wall treatment softens the high ceilings for a luxurious appeal.
Beautiful red bouquets pop against all the champagne neutrals for a modern touch.
More red accents can be found in the restaurant. The selective use of them really supplies that modern edge while balancing it with more classic elements.
Crystal chandeliers can be found throughout the hotel, including at the bar against a red backdrop.
The bar is bathed in red with black and white accents. It really captures the cool, sophisticated side of NYC.
The rooms are more modern and subtle in a palette of white to keep things streamlined.
Some darker neutrals, like the flooring, bed and ottoman, bring a touch of warmth to the space.
The high gloss accent walls around the bed are chic and masculine.
In the bathroom, the pops of red make a return against stunning white marble.
If you ever take a trip to New York City, the Baccarat is definitely a must for your stay ─ either as your lodging or simply for a visit.
Warm regards,
Megan