This is the post I had written on Sunday when Google and I had the meltdown and it wouldn’t post.
A few weeks ago, I had the chance to visit a small boutique hotel that’s opening shortly in Baltimore, and late last week, I had the chance to visit the Hotel Indigo that’s opening in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon cultural district. It’s located in an early 1900’s former YMCA building which has been updated for the 21st century.
as well as these over the bar, made from old decanters.
If you look carefully, you can spot Poe’s Raven, books by local authors Tom Clancy and Anne Tyler, and even John Waters’ pink flamingos. In addition, the artwork in the rooms highlights Baltimore.
The views from the rooms look out on several of Baltimore’s notable landmarks, including the copper dome of the historic Basilica, designed by Benjamin Latrobe, architect of the Capitol buildings in D.C.
To the north, there are stunning views of Baltimore’s Washington Monument. I am hoping to get back after they open so that I can check out the loft rooms they’re creating.
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On the way home from the Hotel Indigo, I passed this formerly beautiful building, an old theatre. I remember going to a movie premiere there when I was a child.
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I am obsessed with flowers this spring. I find myself snapping away at the gorgeous ones I see on a daily basis. This is a stunning clematis.
Check my Instagram for more beauties!
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For the past year or so, I’ve been working on a super-secret project with a friend, and it’s all about to come to fruition in the next month. I will be giving all the details shortly, but thought I’d give you a little hint.
Hope you had a great weekend! It’s hard to believe it’s June first already!
With the barn as a clue, I'll venture a guess on your super secret project. Are you becoming a hedgehog farmer in your spare time?
ReplyDeleteAuthentic, hand-curated, imported hedgehogs! good guess!
Deletegarden shop is my guess
ReplyDeleteNope!
Deleteantique garden shop
ReplyDeleteWho was the interior designer for the Hotel Indigo?
ReplyDeleteIt's Ai3 out of Atlanta. Corporate designers for the Hotel Indigo group.
DeleteHmm I have a couple of thoughts and will be excited to hear...the Hotel Indigo is wonderful!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena
Thanks, Karen!
Deletefree range chickens? ;-) I'm sure whatever it is will be exciting!
ReplyDeleteHa!
Deletehave some ideas for your surprize + hotel is amazing.xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
ReplyDeleteThe hotel is a lot of fun!
DeleteI stayed at the Indigo Hotel in Dallas, and it was fabulous. We must have been upgraded because we had a huge room and sitting room. Very creative design. Although, my favorite is the Magnolia Hotel. Updated, but old school with high ceilings and huge windows. Both are in walking distance from the arts district, a truly wonderful area of Dallas.
ReplyDeleteI love re-using old buildings like this!
DeleteDid you get a racehorse? That looked like a muck rake out front of the barn.
ReplyDeleteAmerican Pharoah!
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