Luxe Classic Flatiron Hotels

The Freehand Hotel New York Was Built in a 1928 Historic Building

The Freehand Hotel is a chain of luxury hotels that just opened a new location in New York City. The new hotel was built inside a classic flatiron building the George Washington Hotel, which was originally built in 1928.

In the flatiron neighborhood, this hotel is a modern space with warm colors and vibrant textures. The building features custom-made furniture, built specially for the space -- taking a contemporary twist with restored original pieces. Commissioned from Bard's College Live Arts Program, the site-specific art adds a unique design style while still supporting local artists.

With a stylish bar attached to the lobby, the Freehand hotel offers high-end amenities perfect for tourism and business travel -- making each stay as comfortable and fun as possible.

Luxury Hotels
There is a growing trend of luxury hotels being built in historic buildings, offering a unique blend of classic charm and modern amenities.
Contemporary Design
The use of custom-made furniture and site-specific art in hotel design is becoming a popular trend, creating a visually appealing and immersive experience for guests.
High-end Amenities
Hotels are increasingly focusing on providing top-notch amenities to cater to the needs of both leisure and business travelers, enhancing their overall experience.

Who This Affects Most

Hospitality
The hospitality industry can capitalize on the trend of converting historic buildings into luxury hotels, offering guests a unique and memorable experience.
Furniture Manufacturing
The growing demand for custom-made furniture in hotel design presents an opportunity for the furniture manufacturing industry to cater to the specific needs of luxury hotel projects.
Art and Entertainment
Local artists and art programs can benefit from collaborations with hotels, as the trend of incorporating site-specific art creates opportunities for exposure and support.
SCORE
2.5 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 41%
Activity 26%
Freshness 8%