Around the house.
A gallery, a ballroom, a record library, a spa, a theatre, and a garden — all of them drawn at the same time as the rooms.
Second floor
The Gallery
A rotating exhibition of contemporary work, hung the length of the second-floor corridor. Four shows a year, all for sale.
Ground floor, east
Art Exhibit Space
A dedicated white-box room for installation and residency work. Openings are open to the public.
Second floor
Vinyl Library
Four thousand records, a listening chair, and a pair of headphones that cost more than the chair. Pull anything. Take it upstairs.
Third floor · up to 400
Grand Ballroom
Twenty-two-foot ceilings, a sprung floor, and a house piano. Weddings, galas, and the occasional record launch.
Fourth floor
Spa & Wellness
Six treatment rooms, a steam suite, and a hammam. Treatments run to ninety minutes because sixty isn't enough.
Fourth floor · 24 hours
The Gym
Free weights, three bikes, and a boxing bag. Open all night for the guests who keep musicians' hours.
Sixth floor
Rooftop Terrace
Firepits, a bar, and the skyline. Open from four until late, weather permitting.
Ground floor
The Boutique
A small, sharply edited shop. House goods, a few local designers, and the records we can spare.
Mezzanine
Work Center
Desks, booths, and a printer that works. Designed as a lounge, not a business centre.
Lower level · 40 seats
Theater Room
Screenings, listening sessions, and the occasional private premiere.
Ground floor
Courtyard Gardens
A walled garden off the atrium. Breakfast in summer, firepits in winter.
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