guesthouse by good neighbor

Architecture Ariana Grieu

Architecture Ariana Grieu

Dating from the early 1900s, the structure that houses guesthouse by good neighbor exudes historical charm.

The hotel is set in a traditional, double-wide Baltimore row home that is richly characterized by natural brick, wood flooring, and steel beams. Here, old-world imperfections were embraced and envisioned through a contemporary lens. Egyptian alabaster, local white and red oak, and tiles crafted in Spain are augmented by a large unifying garden featuring fine timber and sandstone.

Interior design Shawn Chopra

Through its heritage modernism design concept, the hotel presents a world that honors the past while boldly celebrating the current moment.

An earthtone palette is defined by natural brick from a Maryland quarry, alabaster sourced from Egypt, concrete by a local artist, white oak from Baltimore, and sand inspired by Giza. Together, it makes a beautiful frame for iconic and modern Scandinavian/Indian furniture and celebrated works of art. The calming lobby features details that harken back to Egypt, India, Denmark, and Japan, with local wood tying everything back to its Baltimore roots.