Set in a stunning, 14-story beaux arts structure that once served as the original home of the New York Stock exchange, designer Liubasha Rose has reinvigorated the interiors with a refined touch. Architecture firm Stonehill Taylor restored the building and combined with an adjacent structure to create the expansive hotel.

In a part of the city often overlooked by travelers—at least when it comes to choosing a home-base—The Wall Street Hotel is a unique boutique stay in downtown Manhattan whose interiors nod to the area’s history and beaux-arts buildings.

A husband and wife duo take their partnership to a new level. Every collaboration needs to find a rhythm to reach success. So when it came to choose a designer for the Wall Street Hotel in New York's Financial District, Jeffrey Dagowitz, founding partner and principal of development company Actium, didn't have to look far for someone he knew would work well with: his wife, Liubasha Rose, founder and creative director of Rose Ink Workshop.

One of New York’s oldest neighborhoods, the Financial District has loomed large in the global imagination as the commerce capital of the world. But the banking mecca is shaking off its buttoned-up reputation with the Wall Street Hotel.

One of the most historic neighborhoods in New York City, the Financial District was commonly known as “the center of the free world” due to its numerous seaports and mercantile buildings. Now one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, the Wall Street Hotel offers visitors an escape through this stylish and chic stay.

There’s a new French brasserie in town and this one has a modern take on the classics. La Marchande is located in the newly-opened The Wall Street Hotel in beautifully designed, sexy space great for a date.

The Wall Street Hotel has debuted within the historic Tontine Building in New York’s Financial District. With architecture by Stonehill Taylor and interiors spearheaded by Rose Ink Workshop, the design was conceived to set a new standard for elegance in Lower Manhattan.

The block of Wall Street between Pearl and Water in Lower Manhattan has a glamorous history that belies its current state. Where now you’ll find little more than a Verizon store and a standard-issue Hyatt Centric, there used to stand buildings that marked the earliest days of the American finance industry.

After the pandemic delayed the Paspaley family's ambitious hospitality plans, their first hotel property in New York opens on Wall Street this month. Tilly Macalisteer-Smith takes a tour. The Paspaley family's first hotel property in New York opens on Wall Street this month.

Liubasha Rose, of Rose Ink Workshop, designed the interiors for the new Wall Street Hotel at 88 Wall St. — including the lobby lounge, which features a hand-painted New York City skyline mural and a fireplace reclaimed from a suite at the Waldorf Astoria.

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