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The Iconic Mid-Century Design in Hotelier\u2019s SoHo Loft<\/strong><\/em> has the characteristics that\u00a0the Thompson Hotel group were looking for.<\/p>\n

When hotelier Jason Pomeranc set out to design 60 Thompson, the first venture of Thompson Hotel Group, which he co-founded with his father and brothers, the native New Yorker felt it was imperative to highlight the architectural splendor and artistic spirit of the SoHo neighborhood. \u201cIt has an energy that\u2019s very unique to New York City,\u201d he says. \u201cThere\u2019s a character there that appeals to me.\u201d<\/p>\n

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An established sense of place became a hallmark of Pomeranc\u2019s projects from the get-go, and he continues to raise the bar for aesthetic quality in the hospitality industry as owner of SIXTY Hotels, a collective consisting of five supremely stylish properties in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. The eclectic mixture of finishes and furnishings that adorn Pomeranc\u2019s ultraluxe hotels can be found in his personal residences as well. \u201cWe opened it up and created a line of sight so that the light permeates from front to back, which is a real luxury in SoHo.\u201d Aside from some original beams and columns, the place was gutted down to the studs.<\/p>\n
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Reaching life back into space began with a unique compilation of furnishings from midcentury design greats like Jean Prouv\u00e9, Vladimir Kagan, and Frank Lloyd Wright\u2014all influences in Pomeranc\u2019s work and personal style. Successfully melding such a diverse collection called for the expert eye of the famed interior designer Jim Walrod, a longtime friend of Pomeranc\u2019s who worked with him on properties that include 60 Thompson and Gild Hall, alongside designer Ben Brady. Their collaboration on the SoHo loft was one of Walrod\u2019s final projects before he passed away unexpectedly last fall.<\/p>\n
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\u201dThe combination of distinctive pieces prevents visitors from pigeonholing Pomeranc\u2019s aesthetic as one style\u2014and that\u2019s how he prefers it. Through architectural details, highly finished surfaces, and a balance of vintage, contemporary, and custom pieces, the richly layered final product evokes the grit and glamour of the city he grew up in, while still feeling entirely his own. \u201cIt has a sense of timelessness and a lot of subtlety that comes together in a nice way,\u201d Pomeranc says. \u201cTo me, it\u2019s how the apartment always should have been.\u201d<\/p>\n
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An established sense of place became a hallmark of Pomeranc\u2019s projects from the get-go, and he continues to raise the bar for aesthetic quality in the hospitality industry as owner of SIXTY Hotels, a collective consisting of five supremely stylish properties in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. The eclectic mixture of finishes and furnishings that adorn Pomeranc\u2019s ultraluxe hotels can be found in his personal residences as well. \u201cWe opened it up and created a line of sight so that the light permeates from front to back, which is a real luxury in SoHo.\u201d Aside from some original beams and columns, the place was gutted down to the studs.<\/p>\n
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Reaching life back into space began with a unique compilation of furnishings from midcentury design greats like Jean Prouv\u00e9, Vladimir Kagan, and Frank Lloyd Wright\u2014all influences in Pomeranc\u2019s work and personal style. Successfully melding such a diverse collection called for the expert eye of the famed interior designer Jim Walrod, a longtime friend of Pomeranc\u2019s who worked with him on properties that include 60 Thompson and Gild Hall, alongside designer Ben Brady. Their collaboration on the SoHo loft was one of Walrod\u2019s final projects before he passed away unexpectedly last fall.<\/p>\n
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\u201dThe combination of distinctive pieces prevents visitors from pigeonholing Pomeranc\u2019s aesthetic as one style\u2014and that\u2019s how he prefers it. Through architectural details, highly finished surfaces, and a balance of vintage, contemporary, and custom pieces, the richly layered final product evokes the grit and glamour of the city he grew up in, while still feeling entirely his own. \u201cIt has a sense of timelessness and a lot of subtlety that comes together in a nice way,\u201d Pomeranc says. \u201cTo me, it\u2019s how the apartment always should have been.\u201d<\/p>\n
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