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March 19, 2021

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58 DIGS.NET | 3.19.2021 A R C H I T E C T U R E + D E S I G N P R O F I L E | H OT E L J U N E HOTEL JUNE IS NESTLED IN A HISTORIC BUILDING DESIGNED BY WELTON BECKETT. INSIDE, THE DECORATION IS AN ODE TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. oceanfront wood-clad seafront homes up in Cambria, California." Another reference was the former furniture factory and studio of icons Charles and Ray Eames, just down the road from the hotel. "Charles and Ray Eames were important influencers in the evolution of the mid-century modern aesthetic and for our creative process," Schulz says. "Their use of bold colors and geometric patterns, along with commonplace materials such as plywood and perforated metal, combined with organic textures and the technique of blurring the lines between inside and out, helped propel the mid-century movement. We employed these methods ourselves throughout the property." Meanwhile, pieces by local artists adorn the different spaces: a mural by Alex Proba beyond the reception and several painted installations by Stephen Carballo, aka The Los Angeles River, and Otis Alum. "Upon hearing news of the renovation, we were fortunate that the original architect's grand-daughter Alexandra Becket (a Los Angeles textile artist) reached out to us about doing a potential collaboration," Schulz remembers. "Our team liked her work and loved her tie into the history of the building, and so we commissioned her to do a custom wallpaper design for the lobby restrooms, which came out beautifully." This detail, and every other, from the music to the aroma, helps shape the perfect atmosphere and experience at Hotel June. For Studio Collective, the objective consisted of "designing a hotel that would always feel comfortable, approachable and aspirational." This they've certainly achieved. studio-collective.com

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