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The Ned NoMad

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Schickel & Ditmars finished the Beaux-Arts Johnston Building at Broadway and 28th in 1903, a limestone corner topped by a domed cupola inside today's Madison Square North Historic District. Sydell's NoMad Hotel later filled it with Jacques Garcia interiors and a Michelin-starred Daniel Humm restaurant. After a 2021 pandemic closure it reopened in 2022 as The Ned NoMad, the London Ned brand's first international outpost, redesigned by Stonehill Taylor and Soho House Design.

About The Ned NoMad

History

Housed in the landmarked Johnston Building, a 1903 Beaux-Arts limestone structure, the property formerly operated as the NoMad Hotel before being reimagined by Stonehill Taylor and Soho House Design. It reopened in 2022 as The Ned NoMad, serving as the brand's first international outpost following its London debut. The design draws inspiration from the building's 1920s heritage and its location near Tin Pan Alley, blending old-school Manhattan glamour with modern luxury.

The setting

The Ned NoMad sits in NoMad, New York City. Empire State Building is roughly 6 minutes' walk. This is NoMad, south of Midtown's theater engine: Madison Square, the original Madison Square Garden site, and a downtown-leaning night. 2 miles from Museum of Modern Art.

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