The Publishing House Inn in Chicago is the Neighborhood's First Classic B&B
Madison Mackay — April 26, 2018 — Art & Design
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Shawn Uldrige and his wife Kimberly Lowery created the Publishing House Inn, placed in the bustling end of Chicago's West Loop. The 11-room bed and breakfast is the first classic inn of its kind in the area -- housed within the Historic Methodist Publishing House that was originally built in 1909.
The space features an intimate design that was completely renovated and filled with hand-picked vintage furniture and local flea market findings. The high ceilings, refinished wood flooring and exposed brick offers a mid-century feel that is both comfortable and stylish. Each guest room is individually furnished and inspired by notable Chicago authors, creating a one-of-a-kind stay for travelers.
The Publishing House Inn is a unique travel option that provides guests with a traditional vacation and home-cooked meals to create an aesthetic that is warm and modern.
The space features an intimate design that was completely renovated and filled with hand-picked vintage furniture and local flea market findings. The high ceilings, refinished wood flooring and exposed brick offers a mid-century feel that is both comfortable and stylish. Each guest room is individually furnished and inspired by notable Chicago authors, creating a one-of-a-kind stay for travelers.
The Publishing House Inn is a unique travel option that provides guests with a traditional vacation and home-cooked meals to create an aesthetic that is warm and modern.
Trend Themes
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Boutique Inns — The rise of boutique inns provides an opportunity for travelers to experience unique and personalized accommodations.
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Vintage Design — The popularity of vintage design in the hospitality industry offers opportunities for businesses to create a nostalgic and unique atmosphere.
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Author-themed Experiences — The trend of author-themed accommodations allows travelers to immerse themselves in the literary culture of a destination.
Industry Implications
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Hospitality — The hospitality industry can harness the appeal of boutique inns to offer customers a more personalized and unique travel experience.
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Furniture — The demand for vintage furniture in the hospitality industry presents an opportunity for businesses in the furniture sector to cater to this niche market.
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Travel and Tourism — The growth of author-themed accommodations adds a new layer of experiential tourism, allowing travelers to engage with the literary history of a destination.
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