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In each of the brand’s 110+ hotels and resorts in more than 30 countries, spanning from Maldives to Monaco and from Santa Monica to Sichuan, Le Méridien’s engaging midcentury-inspired spaces are coupled with a chic yet playful signature bedding collection

The W Hotel bedding has a distinctive yet pared-back aesthetic that complements a variety of interior styles. The W Hotel Dubai pairs the brand’s sophisticated signature bedding with colorful lighting and artwork that evokes the location

In addition to an open interior floor plan, the home also features a sprawling rear deck.

Guests can gather by the pool, which overlooks the ocean. Drink and food service is available.

From the Shaws room, guests can enjoy both ocean and garden views while lounging on the chaise.

Instead of televisions, rooms are outfitted with vinyl record players and a curated music collection.

Originally designed in 1958 by modernist architect Harwell Hamilton Harris, this small apartment complex contains three units that have undergone light renovations that retain the modular grid concept, modest living, and strong connections with nature of the intended design. Subtle updates include new cork flooring and updates to the kitchen and bathroom.

Back in the living area, shelving hardware by Rakks create a tidy spot for the displaying the couple's collection of vinyl.

In addition to striking waterfront views, the perched property is surrounded by mature trees and a moss-covered ledge, offering a serene retreat among nature.

Each of the three bedrooms offer views of both the harbor and East Penobscot Bay beyond.

52 Starboard Rock Rd in Vinalhaven, Maine, is currently listed for $1,795,000 by Joseph Sortwell of LandVest Real Estate.

A highlight of the overhaul is the floor-to-ceiling glass on the north side, which includes a five-panel bifold door. The door opens to the couple’s favorite area of the house, the backyard. The deck is shaded by the cantilevered roof, and Ren planted drought-resistant brush amid the existing oak trees.

Originally a scullery, this garden room connects to the back of the kitchen. The grooved timber wall conceals a powder room door.

A built-in bench was added to one side.