Simeone Dreary Design Group, St. Jane Hotel Project in Chicago

Simeone Dreary Design Group, founded in 2002, has made over 100 hotel projects including new constructions, renovation and conversion for various brands including Hilton Hotels, Loews Hotels, Marriott International, Starwood Hotels and Resorts, White Lodging, the Marina Bay Sands Corporation and First Elysian Hotel Company LLC.

Simeone Dreary Design Group design’s philosophy rests solely on the belief that there is no substitute for great design. Uncompromised artistry is the core mission of the firm, and although the mediums may differ, adherence to developing a conceptual vision for each project serves as a driving force in everything they create.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK – NUKA ARMCHAIR

St. Jane Hotel was designed by the award-winning design firm Simeone Dreary Design Group. Located in Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, this hotel strives to be a stomping ground of all tastes. Their varied and multifunctional spaces possess their own vibe and experience and still be capable of having a unified purpose: to bring together people and cultures, to create a common ground for the uncommon.

St. Jane Hotel is located right at the heart of the Michigan Avenue, so when walking out of the room, one is just minutes away from enjoying Chicago’s Magnificent Mile attractions, fine dining and local events.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK – NUKA BAR CHAIR

The hotel staff can help in tailoring the trip, find undiscovered gems and provide directions to the best attractions around Chicago. The unique history behind the hotel building’s, bold art deco styles and attention to detail come together to bring together a luxury experience never encountered before.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK – TACCA CENTRE TABLE

St. Jane Hotel’s building is a historical landmark: the Carbide and Carbon Building was originally built as the regional headquarters and showcase for Union Carbide. It was completed in 1929 by the Burnham Brothers, sons of the influential Chicago architect Daniel Burnham. The building’s shape and colour are said to be inspired as a response to the time of Prohibition.

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