St. Regis San Francisco unveiled its redesign to its guestrooms, meeting spaces, lobby and bar. Part of the redesign encompassed new elements to reconfigure space for a new restaurant slated to open this spring.

“The St. Regis San Francisco prides itself on being ahead of the curve, and the reimagined interior spaces reaffirms its position as one of the most art and design-focused properties in the world,” said Roger Huldi, general manager, St. Regis San Francisco. “We’re excited for guests to experience the fresh interiors, new ambiance and beautiful art.”

The redesign weaves new art pieces into the bar, dining spaces and reception, with works like Solitude by Randy Hibberd and Mountain Mist by Janie Rochfort comprising just some of these works of art. Other new additions include a signature chandelier in the reception area and floor-to-ceiling windows in the bar.

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Chapi Chapo Design saw the redesign of the guestrooms, suites and meeting spaces, with new customized furniture, headboards with leather paneling and a color palette of silver, copper and iron integrated through as an homage to the city’s Gold Rush of 1849. The meeting space also saw changes, including a new bar designed to make guests feel comfortable and at one with the space.