Specializing in integrated interior design, each project is treated to be the one that leaves each client with a smile in their faces, leaving amazing memories and a longing to get back. Focused on getting stories into real life, The Gettys Group approach to design is a visionary one.

Hotel Leveque

Recognized by Architectural Digest by being one of the most beautiful hotels in America, this landmark hospitality building has now a revigorated nature. Partnered with First Hospitality Group, this hotel located between New York and Chicago has now a brand new charm to it.

With plenty of stories to tell, the captivating scene of Hotel Leveque is filled with personality. From the point of view of historic and contemporary the transformation of this great beacon in hospitality looks just like a scene retrieved from the Great Gatsby. Telling a whole new story, from the promising chandeliers once you step in the lobby to abstract art, that adorns the walls, the result is just as magnificent and promised.

Peninsula Hong Kong

From the amazing world of the historic-contemporary era to the world of luxury, The Gettys Group brought alive the majestic features of what the future of luxury should be. The great renovation of this hospitality design project has now the brand signal of first-class hospitality, becoming a landmark in luxurious hospitality stays. Drawing inspiration from luxurious yachts and private jets, the soothing tones were chosen for this project were as soothing as the perfect choices in furniture. With a certain flair to the dramatic, while maintaining the classical contemporary aesthetic, the Peninsula Hong Kong is the perfect place to spend your vacations on.

Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel

Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel is now on stage one of a two-phase project. With a professional aura, the casual aspect to the room wasn’t forgotten. Overlooking the Chicago River, the design concept of the hotel transpires the city where it’s located. Urban, simple,  filled with life, each area was decorated with “photography, curated spaces and Chicago-symbolic art pieces.”