Guests staying in the Made in the USA Suite at the Park Hyatt Washington will be surrounded by art and design inspired by the Phillips Collection's newest exhibit, "Made in the USA: American Masters from the Phillips Collection, 1850-1970," featuring American art, design and furnishings.
The walls of the suite hold five giclée reproductions of the museum's notable works, including Marsden Hartley's "Off the Banks at Night"; Arthur G. Dove's "Red Sun"; and Bradley Walker Tomlin's "No. 9."
Also placed throughout the suite is a collection of handcrafted items from the Phillips Collection's Museum Shop, including a leather schoolboy satchel sewn by Billykirk in Pennsylvania; a spiral wrap bowl hand-blown by Peàn Doubulyu Glass in Rhode Island; a retro desktop mobile created by Joel Hotchkiss in Massachusetts; and stackable wooden blocks designed by Invisible Creature in Washington State.
Guests also can peruse the in-room Phillips exhibit catalog while seated in a Windsor-style timber rocking chair from Vermont furniture maker Timothy Clark.
The Made in the USA Suite, available through Aug. 31, starts at $399 and also includes two tickets to view the Phillips exhibit, a subscription to the Phillips Collection Magazine and breakfast for two at the Blue Duck Tavern.
For each room night sold, Park Hyatt Washington will make a $10 donation to the Phillips Collection's Art Links to Literacy Museum-School Program.
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