LA nightlife impresario Dustin Lancaster opened Bar Covell on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Feliz a couple of years ago; now he’s offering five suites (upstairs) for patrons who want to stay a bit longer. Located in a nondescript 1930s brick building, the Covell Hotel comes to life thanks to designer Sally Breer of Co-Mingle. Here are our favorite spaces.
Photos by Bethany Nauert.
Above: The gilded entrance with signage by Marjory Garrison signals Hollywood-style glamour to come.
Above: A pink-velvet-upholstered Eileen Gray Bibendum chair anchors the Chapter 3 room, which is meant to evoke a Parisian atelier.
Above: A lighting fixture by LA designer Brendan Ravenhill illuminates the dining table in the Chapter 4 suite. (Read our Studio Visit with Ravenhill.)
Above: An upholstered banquette covered in green velvet echoes the Eileen Gray Bibendum chair in the living room.
Above: In the kitchenette, a tile floor from Kismet.
Above: Each kitchenette comes with a Smeg refrigerator in black or white.
Above: A lounging corner off the kitchenette.
Above: A pair of sconces by Brendan Ravenill.
Above: A black and white corner in the Chapter 5 suite.
Above: The bed linens are from LA-based Parachute.
Above: The bathroom in the Chapter 3 suite features a strip of marbelized trim tile and brass fixtures for a bit of subtle glamour.
For more details, go to Hotel Covell. And consult our LA Guide for recommended things to see and do all over the city.
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