New York City creative-types have perfected the art of transforming old gems into even better treasures. From champagne bottles as place cards to meat factories as luxury retail stores, the Big Apple's best talent knows how to take something seemingly obsolete and turn it into something relevant and beautiful. Case in point, the upcoming High Line Hotel. Originally built in 1895 as student housing for The General Theological Seminary, the hotel, scheduled to soft-open next month, features 60 roo...
New York City creative-types have perfected the art of transforming old gems into even better treasures. From champagne bottles as place cards to meat factories as luxury retail stores, the Big Apple's best talent knows how to take something seemingly obsolete and turn it into something relevant and beautiful. Case in point, the upcoming High Line Hotel. Originally built in 1895 as student housing for The General Theological Seminary, the hotel, scheduled to soft-open next month, features 60 roo...
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