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A wall of keys, lit from behind.

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Westhouse Hotel in New York. Lighting design by Focus Lighting.
WestHouse HotelThe front desk against the backlit wall of keys.Photo: Ryan Fischer / Focus Lighting

WestHouse takes its cue from a 1920s Manhattan residence: decorative pendants, LED grazing built into the shelves, and a front desk set against a backlit wall of keys.

From the project

The architect is Jeffrey Beers International, and the photographs are by Ryan Fischer1.

More from the project

WestHouse Hotel
Rooms for the eveningAnother frame from the project page.Photo: Focus Lighting
WestHouse Hotel
Rooms for the eveningAnother frame from the project page.Photo: Focus Lighting

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  1. Focus LightingFocus Lighting — WestHouse HotelUndated page · checked 2026-09-28
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This story is from the October 2026 New York issue of Dazzle Digest, a free monthly magazine about lighting and life after dark.

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