Real Estate / Home + Design
A Hotel Bar in Disguise
Dallas’ New Hotspot Defies Convention and Puts on the Ritz
By Rebecca Sherman //
Hello, gorgeous: The Ritz Carlton, Dallas, has a new sipping spot. Disguised as a world traveler’s trunk, the Tequila Library in the lobby is as much a conversation piece as it is a functional bar. Off-hours, its polished-chrome outer shell camouflages the moody, leather-clad space and its array of fine sipping tequilas.
It’s part of the recently unveiled renovation by Montreal-based Patty Xenos Design; other deft design touches include Dutch designer Marcel Wanders’ grand-scale illuminated urns that cast light and flower-petal shadows. Now you’re puttin’ on the Ritz.
Trending
- How Kingston Flemings Keeps It Real — Sticking Up For Reporters, Staying Loyal To His Originals and Making His Own NBA Path at the Draft Combine
- An Iconic Dallas Mural Makes an Appearance for the First Time in 15 Years
- 12 Best Barbecue Restaurants in Fort Worth — Where to Find Great Brisket, Ribs, and Standout Sides
- New Houston Restaurant Brings an Astrodome Replica and Major Chef Buzz to the Energy Corridor — Inside Kirkwood
- Houston’s Lantern-Lit Playground Of A Record-Breaking $900,000 Night — How CAMH Pulled Off a Glamorous Dreamscape
_md.png){kind=logo}
_md.jpeg)
