Omaha

Offices

Located on Frances street in Aksarben Village, our Omaha office is one block from Stinson Park.

Distinctly Relevant Reinvention

Lobby with white marble reception desk between Corinthian columns in front of geometric wood wall. Blue rug in front of desk

Kimpton Cottonwood Hotel today, after a three-year renovation and expansion, once again serves as a respite from the ordinary.

Seating area with arm chairs and table in front of white stone carved fireplace. Dark wood built in bookshelves beside window

Stepping inside the 100-year exterior, guests are immediately greeted in a residentially scaled ‘living room’ library.

Black and white diagonal striped floor in green window lined hallway. Seating area and arched mirrors at end of hall

Derived from its Second Renaissance Revival style, tactile details prosper amidst its several collective gathering spaces.

White room has circular couch with fountain in the center and recessed seating area with floor to ceiling window into hallway

The Palm Room, a modern tea service lounge, is an unexpected jewel replacing the lost outdoor courtyard – during its 1984 renovation for office use.

Seating area with arm chairs and round coffee tables and bar at back. Beige pillars below white ceiling with dark wood beams

Once a thriving upscale restaurant and legendary birthplace of the Schimmel Reuben sandwich, the new reinterpretation returns the namesake venue, Orleans Room, in a refreshed lens of modern sentiments.

White room with dark wood arch doors left. Marble counter, right, with blue stools. Small tables behind with arched mirrors

Petit Orleans’ bright and airy design, with comfortable mint-green seating and Parisian-style marble bistro tables, is understatedly refreshing.

Circular bar with large windows along wall above green velvet booth. Yellow leaved tree in back of bar extending into cut out

Classic elegance meets swanky contemporary here while pouring libations and cheers under a cottonwood tree.

Seating are with semicircle booths right, recessed booths left, tables and chairs center. Tile floor and curved ceiling right

The Committee is newly reinterpreted, introducing a modern steak forward venue with classic table side activations marking a return to the art of the Chophouse.

Bed with white comforter framed by wooden arch over bed frame with black and white tree mural. Bedside tables at each side

A “wow” moment headboard design, sparked by the original, is reinvented in a Parisian modernist approach using arched cerused light oak frame and a custom chinoiserie linen fabric.