The top floor holds the Chiavellis’ bedroom suite, with a dressing room and built-in spa. “The farmers dried their crops up here,” says Chiavelli. “We knew right away this was the spot that we wanted to have our own room.”

A bedroom occupies the top of each tower; a ladder leads to a sleeping nook and an east-facing window seat in the Sunrise suite.

In the penthouse suite, a mixture of mass-produced and home made: a custom live-edge white ash bed designed by Jessica Wickham Studio, with the Cielo sectional sofa in Ivory from CB2. The cantilevered suspension "DT Floor lamp" was designed by Phil Luithlen and the round bathtub comes from Linea Aqua.

A fireplace and cabinets were removed from the window wall in the new master suite area to create a room large enough for a king size bed.

The master suite’s bathroom unfolds from a glass-walled bathing room, outfitted with a Signature Hardware tub and Lefroy Brooks fixtures, to an open-air shower.

The home’s open floor plan is exemplified by the loft-like master suite that looks out onto the backyard through a double-height living room. Sliding pocket doors and windows (invisible here), allow for privacy and separation when desired.

The Owner’s Suite at the Drake Devonshire is located under a dramatic A-frame clad with Douglas fir inside. John Tong and his team custom designed the bed and found the sofa, armchair, and red footstool at the Brimfield Antique Market. The windows are by Alumilex, and the interior paint is Benjamin Moore’s Buckland Blue and Colorado Gray.

In the master suite, a painting by Eric Freeman hangs over a West Elm bed.

Master Bathroom Vanity

“Structure, rather than decorative elements, provides visual appeal,” Cook says. “The slats create interesting shadows and texture.”

The master suite contains the only nonvintage furnishing: a BoConcept bed.

The suite will also feature furniture by Brooklyn-based studio ThinkFabricate.

The home's front entrance features wood details and an abundance of glass.

A micro hotel suite by Resource Furniture features a variety of convertible pieces, including a modern sofa that conceals a murphy bed and a media unit that holds a full, collapsible dining table set.

This heroic view of the Hollywood Suites at Sunset and Vine in Los Angeles is indicative of Diniz’s style—epic architecture rising out of the surrounding bustle.

Making our way to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this master suite bathroom is nestled within a mountain retreat that sits on five acres of private land. Slabs of Carrera marble line the space while the central window overlooks the Grand Teton national park. Placed at the edge of the bathroom is a 50-square-foot shower with steam capabilities.

The Diaghilev hotel is located in a 1934 building that served as the first printing house for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. Changing art exhibitions throughout the hotel ensure that the guest experience mirrors Tel Aviv’s constantly evolving creative scene. The hotel includes its own studio to nurture young designers; every handmade decorative piece on display in the hotel is for sale.

Leafy, Hyde Park-adjacent Bayswater is home to some of London’s best Chinese food, no to mention this new affordable Design Hotel member which debuted in August 2012 in a whitewashed 19th century Vic. British designer Anouska Hempel contemporarized the warm lush interiors at the hedgerow-fronted 19th-century Vic. La Suite West's elegant lobby features a lengthy fireplace while relaxing minimalist rooms alight in tones of charcoal, violet and glossy black. Rooms from $250. Photo Contact: Anja Voparil

A low-pitched roof frames the third section of the home, which houses the kitchen and laundry room. Keeping the spaces small and separate allows for better insulation and temperature consistency throughout.

Master bedroom with high vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams and private balcony

The master suite was fashioned from the house’s original garage in a 1970s renovation.

The en suite tub is by Kaldewei, the mixer is by Tonic, and the spout is by Sussex Taps.

The master bedroom suite, located on the second floor, opens to a private balcony patio—another signature design feature of the Prime Five Homes group. Inside, the color palette echoes that of the rest of the home, with white oak flooring and neutral-colored walls.

The esplanade of the 1961 Hollywood Suites suggests both the California sun and the push of progress.

A path leads from the guest suite out to the lawn and a view of the river in the distance.

Here's another attic suite: a peaceful and minimalist space.

The Marvelous Suite looks out over a serene Lake Michigan. According to W Hotel design director Ted Jacobs, the challenge they faced when redesigning the hotel was making the rooms and public space more open and experiential. "Gen Luxe definies luxury as experiences," he says.

Soaking Tub in Master Suite

Hotel Alexandra features bright, graphic rooms. It earned its Green Key in the 90s, making it the longest-running accommodations in the city to be eco-certified. Suites are inspired by renowned Danish designers; pictured is the Verner Panton suite.

The master suite is housed in a cozy ground floor nook that takes advantage of the home’s original archways. Transparent and semi-transparent glass are used to create privacy without sacrificing scarce light. Understated sunken floor lighting adds a subtle accent to the perimeter.

In the one-bedroom suites, wall storage, bookshelves, a dining table, and a Vespa chair by Bel & Bel add to the relaxed, cheerful vibe. The room also sports a leather Poltrona Frau and red Artemide lighting.

Contemporary Mid-Century Modern furnishings complete the Master Suite

The products featured in the suite will all be making their North American debuts. Included is a sofa/bed system called Tango.

The convertible piece features a high-end, modular sofa with a Clei wall bed hidden behind it. The sofa comes in a variety of modules, including a standalone, matching loveseat.

A display of the full suite of wall art, printed on natural chipboard.