Stephen Kenn Loft — Los Angeles, USA

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Stephen Kenn Loft bedroom, Los Angeles, USA
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In Los Angeles, there is no shortage of swish boutique hotels and well-appointed property rentals serving the design-savvy traveller, but celebrated local furniture designer Stephen Kenn has launched a new micro-hotel concept with the aim to create an intimate setting to experience his work, while catering to the fickle LA crowds in a fresh and personal way.

Located adjacent to his studio in the hip Arts District, the 160 sq m loft space is decked out in Kenn's signature handcrafted, industrial style. At check-in a personal tour by Kenn himself takes you around some of his coveted furniture pieces and the impressive products developed specifically for the space, from lighting with Allied Maker to a custom bed with Hästens and gym equipment with Japanese fitness company Itani Athletic.

Also available are personalised experiences, such as private access to local design showrooms, galleries and curated dinners hosted in the Loft itself – perfect for visitors who want inside access to LA's thriving design scene. 

Stephen Kenn Loft kitchen, Los Angeles, USA

(Image credit: Amy Bartlam)

Stephen Kenn Loft lounge, Los Angeles, USA

(Image credit: Amy Bartlam)

Stephen Kenn Loft lounge, Los Angeles, USA

(Image credit: Amy Bartlam)

Stephen Kenn Loft lounge, Los Angeles, USA

(Image credit: Amy Bartlam)

Stephen Kenn Loft lounge, Los Angeles, USA

(Image credit: Amy Bartlam)

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1250 Long Beach Ave. #120

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Scott Mitchem

Scott Mitchem is one of the longest-tenured Wallpaper* contributors, joining the team in 1999 after attending Purdue University and moving to New York City from his hometown of Chicago. He started as an editorial associate, later served as Brazil Editor-at-Large while living in São Paulo, and is currently a contributing editor based in Miami. Scott covers design, architecture, travel, and all things Brazil while working as an executive in design and real estate development and working towards a Master’s Degree at Georgetown University. He has written for many other publications and was one of several authors who recently contributed to The Architecture of Studio MK27, a book by Rizzoli chronicling the history of the acclaimed Brazilian architecture studio founded by Marcio Kogan.