3 Easy ways to Achieve Luxury Hotel-Style Décor in your Home

Hotels are no longer just a place to lay your head when you’re traveling. They’ve become aspirational spaces that many seek to emulate in their own homes. That’s why Rima Suqi asked London-based designer Martin Brudnizki to break down how he transformed the interiors of the Beekman Hotel   in   Elliman Magazine .   He aimed to create a space that “feels like a family-owned hotel that has been here since New York’s inception as a destination for worldly travelers, passing through the generations as each member made their stamp.” This translates to pared-back architectural details and carefully chosen layers from different eras. Here are his tips for how you can implement the Beekman Hotel’s décor in your home. 1. Start with a Bold Couch The Beekman Hotel’s lobby is an object lesson in how to successfully mix periods and styles, as evidenced by a seating area that includes midcentury Eames stools with more traditional armchairs trimmed with fun bullion fringe. Recreate this look and add impact to your living room with a room-anchoring gold velvet settee like the Holloway sofa from Anthropologie ($2,098) . If you’re afraid of patterns, put them on the floor, like the designer did with a colorful carpet.   2. Layer on Patterned Throw Pillows Saffron Luce Ikat Pillow, Madeline Weinrib Laal Light Indigo Pillow, John Robshaw Patterned throw pillows add interest and additional comfort to any sofa. Try an ikat print like this one from Madeline Weinrib ($525) or break up the gold with a complementary light blue hue such as the Laal Light Indigo pillow from John Robshaw ($140). There are no rules. Play around and you’ll find things that seemingly shouldn’t go together end up being style soulmates.   3. Use Statement Lighting Durand Chandelier, Currey & Company Choose a color palette—in this case jewel tones—and then throw in a few surprises, like a black-and-white zigzag table that looks like it might have been a gift from an artistic aunt. And don’t forget about lighting. Draw the eye up with a statement chandelier like this wood Durand chandelier by Currey & Company ($2,190) .     Contact the  Beekman Hotel Residences   sales team to make the Beekman Hotel your next home.