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Walnut elements -- ceiling trim, a tambour wall, a sliding barn door for the bathroom -- soften the space. Hidden behind a walnut trim, cove lighting reflects onto the ceiling to illuminate the room.

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A first look at the TWA Hotel model guestroom

Walnut elements -- ceiling trim, a tambour wall, a sliding barn door for the bathroom -- soften the space. Hidden behind a walnut trim, cove lighting reflects onto the ceiling to illuminate the room. Photo Credit: David Mitchell

Walnut elements -- ceiling trim, a tambour wall, a sliding barn door for the bathroom -- soften the space. Hidden behind a walnut trim, cove lighting reflects onto the ceiling to illuminate the room.

The star of the terrazzo-tiled bathroom is a custom Hollywood vanity with bubble lights inspired by Philip Johnson's iconic ladies lounge in New York City's former Four Seasons restaurant.

The TWA Hotel's glass curtain wall is seven panes and 4.5 inches thick, blocking out runway noise.

An authentic Eero Saarinen-designed Womb Chair, upholstered in red Knoll fabric, sits beside a Saarinen Pedestal tulip side table, where guests can make unlimited free international and local calls on a 1950s Western Electric 500 phone.

Guests will enjoy TWA Hotel grooming essentials. (The items shown are part of an authentic toiletries kit that will be on display in the TWA Hotel museum.)

Carpeted in TWA's signature red, the curved hallway features walnut trim, walnut doors and terrazzo guest room entryways.

An authentic armless Saarinen Executive Chair wrapped in tan leather is tucked into the walnut, brass and crystallized glass desk.

The glass-enclosed shower is subway-tiled in white with midnight-blue trim.

Each guest room will have a bar. Hanging on the hook is a vintage uniform designed by Valentino and worn by TWA flight attendants from 1971 to 1975. It will be on display in the TWA Hotel Museum.