Steal the Style: LINE DC

Our Inspiration: LINE DC

Just last month, the hotly anticipated LINE DC opened its neoclassical doors in the city’s Adams Morgan nabe. With restaurants from esteemed chefs Erik Bruner-Yang and Spike Gjerde, and cocktails from noted mixologist Todd Thrasher and bar director Corey Polyoka, the buzzy hotel — from the Sydell Group (which designed other beloved boutiques like NYC’s NoMad and Palm Spring’s Saguaro) —has been on every foodie’s radar since the project was announced years ago. But beyond the building’s grandiose, columned facade (it was previously the First Church of Christ, Scientist) lies more than just an enviable food and beverage program; vaulted ceilings make way for herringbone hardwood floors, brass and copper detailing, artwork from local Washington crafters, bespoke textiles, curated micro galleries, hodgepodged gallery walls, and more. Here, how we’d imitate the eclectic stay’s style.

District King Room

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Landmark Studio Suite

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Apartment Suite

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