The Well, a full-service integrative wellness center— the first of its kind—opens in Manhattan. Embracing healing wisdom from both the Western and Eastern medi- cal arts, The Well offers access to MDs (including Purist contributor Dr. Frank Lipman, The Well’s chief medical officer), plus practitioners trained in acupuncture, Chinese herbs, physical therapy and Ayurveda.

Hotel Triton is definitely not a new San Francisco hotel. In fact, it opened its doors in 1913! Yet the space just got a major renovation thanks to Rose Ink Workshop, adding a brand new globally influenced charm to the design.

This is the domed meditation room at The Well, a 13,000-square foot wellness club opening this spring in the Flatiron District. A couple of rooms down, there is a reflexology lounge, a dedicated yoga studio, and a handsome suite of doctors’ offices.

San Francisco’s Hotel Triton unveiled its renovated interiors created by designer Liubasha Rose and her team at Rose Ink Workshop. Constructed in 1913, the property recently emerged from a $6-million renovation.

The latest arrival in New York’s Flatiron neighborhood will cement the area’s new nickname as the Fitness District. Set to open its doors in early 2019, members’ club the Well occupies 13,000 square feet on Fifth Avenue and will offer a range of services and amenities for a modern, holistic wellness experience.

Liubasha Rose and her team at Rose Ink Workshop recently renovated San Francisco's historic Hotel Triton. Constructed in 1913, the property has long been known for its' distinctive style.

San Francisco’s historic Hotel Triton will soon be unveiling the fruits of its $6 million, year-long renovation. The 1913 hotel has been reimagined by designer Liubasha Rose and her team, Rose Ink Workshop, using the Danish concept of Hygge — comfort and coziness.

Pets stay for free at vibrant San Francisco boutique Hotel Triton, steps from Union Square and Chinatown. Keep your eyes peeled as it's currently going through what's set to be an incredible renovation under the helm of interior designer Liubasha Rose.

For newlyweds who want married life to feel like a permanent honeymoon, purchasing a home inside a lxury hotel in South Beach is a step in the right direction. That's the dream Tracy Galya, director of sales at Douglas Elliman Real Estate, is selling at 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach.

“It’s creative, open-hearted and exciting with a bit of an edge,” muses Liubasha Rose of her hometown city of Miami. It’s a statement that could just as easily be applied to her own design firm, Rose Ink Workshop.

The 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach boasts an impressive 29 posh penthouses. But its crown jewel — the $20 million, 3,955-square-foot duplex topper (the development’s largest and priciest) — remains the most drool-worthy.

Riviera Palm Springs by Rose Ink Workshop is Finalist in HD Awards 2017's Lifestyle Public Spaces Category.