01Sitting room in one of the hotel’s corner suites
02NoMad bedrooms have Jacques Garcia interiors
03The ground floor bar
04Even the check-in space has a romantic feel
05Ornate lighting feature
06Freestanding bath in one of the bedrooms
07Dining room
08Stationery design by WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie
09NoMad sells be-pôles photo books
10NoMad uses Argan soap
With its artfully mismatched interiors, Manhattan’s NoMad hotel is combining character with comfort. Be it in the products they sell or the type of aroma wafting from the kitchens, a sense of discovery is key.
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