Tucked into the quieter residential edge of West Hollywood where La Peer Drive runs parallel to the Santa Monica Boulevard bustle, the Kimpton La Peer Hotel was designed by architect HHF Architects with interiors by JCJ Architecture and local studio Fettle Design, opening in 2017 across four floors and 105 rooms. The facade visible at dusk in these images is a studied hybrid — classical cornice detailing and Corinthian-capital pilasters meeting factory-style steel-framed windows and a ground-floor entrance clad entirely in deep cobalt ceramic tile, a large-scale bird-motif artwork anchoring the porte-cochère and signaling that this is a building comfortable holding contradictions. Inside, the rooms shift register depending on category: some finished with warm oak herringbone floors, vertical slatted wood headwall panels painted with abstracted botanical forms, and black lacquer nightstands carrying small Jeff Koons-adjacent balloon-dog sculptures; others more restrained, with textured concrete-effect feature walls incised with leaf outlines, walnut credenzas on brass tripod legs, and French doors opening onto iron-railed balconies framing WeHo rooftops and palm canopy. The courtyard pool terrace — edged in pale limestone pavers, screened by dense bamboo plantings and mature olive trees — feeds directly into a covered bar where a slat-timber ceiling, cage pendant lighting, and hexagonal tile walls sustain the layered, slightly cinematic atmosphere that defines the property throughout.

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Tucked into a sunny, tree-lined street, Kimpton La Peer Hotel delivers luxury in L.A.'s exclusive Design District. From the sculptural walls to a dramatic feather chandelier, the hotel evokes a quintessential West Hollywood style. Located in one of LA most walkable neighborhoods, near Beverly Hills, Kimpton La Peer Hotel features 105 guest rooms and suites, heated pool, more than 8,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space, and Mediterranean fare from one of LA's most well known chefs.