I'm loving the calm, ethereal feel of the guestrooms at the Mondrian SoHo Hotel. Designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz drew inspiration from the 1946 French film "La Belle et La Bete", and its otherworldly influence can be felt all throughout the hotel, from the front entrance to the bar. But my favorite part is definitely the bedrooms — they truly feel like a retreat.
It might be a teeny bit impractical to re-decorate my entire house in shades of blue and white, but I'm still dreaming of bringing a little bit of that modern fairytale ambiance home.
First Row:
1. & 2. The Mondrian Soho via notcot.org.
3. White Lucite Louis Ghost chair from Hive Modern.
4. Peacock Rug from CB2.
5. Anthropologie Tulip Mirror.
Second Row:
1. Milo Baughman-esque desk by Jonathan Adler.
2. White Faux Chandelier from Urban Outfitters.
3. Alvar Aalto Dual-Colored Vase from Fjorn.
4. Yves Klein "Anthropometrie" print at Art.com.
MORE MONDRIAN & BENJAMIN NORIEGA ORTIZ ON APARTMENT THERAPY:
• The New Mondrian Soho: Inside the Design Process
• The Designer's Home: Benjamin's Finely-Feathered New York Nest House Tour
• NYC Interior Designers Create "It Gets Better" Video
Images: As linked above.










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Hmmm...not sure how I feel about that blue carpet.
Love the blue carpeting.
I guess I'm not feeling it because I'm old enough to remember when it was in style the first time!
Reminds me of the hotel room in 'The Wiz'.
I would have to rebook after seeing the carpet. Seriously.
Love the carpet colour...not so sure about the blue mirror.
This style is right up my alley, in fact it looks very close to my own home. Loooove blue/white!
I love this apartment - espoecially the bedroom. The colors are so soothing.
Much love,
B
Beautiful! Excellent way to make the blue carpet work in a room...
I have the Peacock rug from CB2.. it's pretty awesome :)