On the corner of Seventh and Olive streets in downtown Los Angeles, the historic original Bank of Italy headquarters, located in a historic, neoclassical Giannini Place building—has a new tenant: NoMad Los Angeles, the second iteration of the chic New York hotel.
The hotel’s 241 rooms were designed by French architect and designer Jacques Garcia, who took his cues from the building’s architecture, which includes restored Doric columns and intricate gold and blue Italianate lobby ceiling.
Also on offer at the hotel: a rooftop pool, a library, and a restaurant and all-day Italian-inspired café (the first West Coast venture for chef Daniel Humm and restaurateur Will Guidara of Make It Nice, the partnership behind Manhattan restaurants NoMad New York and Eleven Madison Park).
Take a look inside.
Photography courtesy of Benoit Linero and Sydell Group.
Interested in checking in for a stay? See NoMad Los Angeles for more.
To read about the original Manhattan location, which we covered back in 2012, see A Glamorous Retreat for Modern Mad Men.
And if you’re LA-bound, see our posts:
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- Before & After: Botanica, LA’s Must-Visit Restaurant of the Summer
- The Velvet Underground: Retro Glamour in Los Feliz
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