Located on Ocean Avenue in the heart of vibrant Santa Monica, The Gorgian Hotel stands out with its iconic Art Deco architecture, offering a unique accommodation experience and a fascinating journey into the history of one of the most popular artistic periods of the 20th century.
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Built in 1930, The Gorgian Hotel was designed by renowned architect Stiles O. Clements, known for his Art Deco projects in California. The building is distinguished by its clean geometric lines, bright white facade, large trapezoidal windows, and ornate details specific to the Art Deco style.
Art Deco elements:
The hotel's interior faithfully reflects the Art Deco aesthetic, with a harmonious combination of luxurious materials, vibrant colors, and geometric shapes. The spacious lobby impresses with its black and white marble floor, curved staircases decorated with golden metal balustrades, imposing glass chandeliers, and large mirrors that reflect natural light.
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