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Ken Fulk partners with de Gournay for this year’s edition of Kips Bay Decorator Show House to create an “Animal Dinner Party”

If you never heard of Kips Bay Decorator Show House you have no idea what you have been missing. This annual design event invites the world’s best interior designers together to transform a luxurious Manhattan apartment into an exhibition for high-end furniture designs.

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Chairman Suite Offering the perfect respite from this city’s nonstop action, the four-bedroom Chairman Suite at The Palazzo feels almost like a cocoon—despite covering an immense 7,828 sq ft—as it combines serene decor with complete privacy and your own wellness facilities. The suite is tastefully styled with oyster walls featuring touches of gold; polished wooden... View Article

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Penthouse Suite Bold design is a hallmark of Faena Hotels and a characteristic that defines Faena Hotel Miami Beach. Film director Baz Luhrmann and his wife, set designer Catherine Martin, are behind the hotel’s Great Gatsby–inspired design, with custom furnishings created by eminent designer Frank Pollaro, whose bespoke creations are often seen on superyachts. The... View Article

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Presidential Suite Mandarin Oriental stands out from other hotels in Tokyo, straying from the country’s minimalist style and opting for a more opulent aesthetic. Japanese design influences shine through in the details such as the bedroom’s wooden slatting and paper lanterns. The one-bedroom 2,691-sq-ft suite comes with eight-person dining area and light-filled living room with... View Article

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Jewel Suite by Martin Katz Entirely unique in its resplendent design, this dazzling suite is the result of the hotel’s collaboration with jewelry designer Martin Katz. The interiors of the 5,000-sq-ft three-bedroom retreat combine Art Deco inspiration and love of fine jewelry with contemporary furnishings in purple and soft gray. Breathtaking Manhattan views can be... View Article

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Armani Dubai Suite You’d expect a hotel designed by Giorgio Armani to be stylish, and the Armani Dubai Suite has the signature hallmarks of Armani—it’s all clean, subtle sophistication. The suite occupies the 39th floor of the towering Burj Khalifa, offering bird’s-eye views of the bustling city below without the crowds. The calming, neutral decor... View Article

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The Residence When this 1964-founded hotel underwent complete renovation in the 2000s, The Residence saw a spectacular redesign, too. New York designer Tony Chi and associate William Paley injected sophisticated style and their appreciation of French craftsmanship into the sprawling two-bedroom space, with blue doors inspired by the Palace of Versailles leading through to a... View Article

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Suite 5000 So exclusive it isn’t even listed on the hotel’s website, Suite 5000 acts as a hideaway high above the streets of New York. In fact, the 50th-floor suite is a celebration of its urban surroundings, drawing on the city’s identity in art, film, music and fashion. Immerse yourself in New York’s movie and... View Article

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The Apartment The late Irish architect David Collins designed this serene penthouse in the Connaught hotel to feel like the home of a private collector. He achieved this by collecting books, sculptures and paintings to fill the light-drenched space along with specially commissioned artwork. This two-bedroom suite covers 3,068 sq ft with double-height ceilings, an... View Article

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