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Discover the Unique Charm of Audrey Gelman's Six Bells Hotel Opening This Spring!

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Discover the Unique Charm of Audrey Gelman's Six Bells Hotel Opening This Spring!

A Unique Take on Hospitality

Audrey Gelman’s Six Bells Hotel is set to open this spring in Rosedale, New York, with rooms available for pre-booking starting June 1. This hotel stands out in the upscale market with its maximalist design, contrasting the typical bland uniformity found in many inns today.

Six Bells Tavern

Culinary Delights

The hotel will feature a restaurant named Feathers, offering a menu inspired by early-American and traditional country cooking, crafted by chef-owner Molly Levine of Westerly Canteen.

A Thoughtful Design Approach

Gelman’s vision for Six Bells includes 11 uniquely designed guest rooms, each with its own name, design scheme, and backstory, likely inspired by characters from the fictional village she created for her Six Bells shop in Brooklyn. Gelman noted, "Something that’s very unexplored is the space between luxury hospitality and theme hospitality."

Interior Inspirations

The interiors, designed by Greco Deco, reflect a design sensibility akin to Gelman’s previous work but with added depth. The design process incorporated a range of influences, including out-of-print coffee-table books, historical documents, and even miniature models of the rooms to establish the hotel's ethos.

The Lamplight Room

Notable Room Features

Some featured rooms include:

  • Innkeepers suite: King bed, twin bed box, hand-painted florals.
  • Lamplight: King bed box, writing desk, elaborate window dressings.
  • The Ribbon: King bed with canopy, lounge seating.

These rooms boast ornate beds, archival wallpaper, and various design elements that create a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere. The hotel aims to offer a color palette that balances sweet pastels and melancholia.

The Ribbon Room

Interactive Shopping Experience

Guests enamored with their room decor will have the opportunity to purchase items like sheets, pillows, and antiques, although the unique bed frames will not be for sale. Gelman mentions that sourcing new antiques will be a regular part of the hotel's operations, ensuring a constantly evolving aesthetic.

Tavern View

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