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Photography by Paolo Di Lucente
Robert A.M. Stern has worked in Boston for over 30 years, but The Quinn brought him to the South End for the first time. Though familiar with the city's Victorian red brick architecture, found in the South End's Victorian row houses, Stern and partner Daniel Lobitz explored the South of Washington arts district for fresh inspiration.
Brick is a very important characteristic of Boston architecture.
Robert A.M. Stern, Founder, Robert A.M. Stern Architects
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Photography by Paolo Di Lucente
Will Meyer and Gray Davis rooted The Quinn's interior design in the character of the South End. The neighborhood's history and Victorian architecture called for a timeless aesthetic, while a new generation of creative residents demanded a contemporary feel. Meyer and Davis chose materials that echoed local row houses, like brick tile in the pool, and reinterpreted traditional moldings in wire-brushed oak.
We work with craftsmen to make our ideas come to life.
Will Meyer, Co-owner, Meyer Davis Interiors
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Photography by Ben Salesse
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Private Rooftop Terrace
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Terrace Unit
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Spa-Like Lap Pool with Sauna and Waterfall
