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Wall panel from the 2013 New York School of Interior Design exhibit "Designing the Luxury Hotel: Neal Prince and the Inter-Continental Brand."

Text on the wall panel:

By 1978, Inter-Continental had acquired hotels in Europe, South America, the…

Wall panel from the 2013 New York School of Interior Design exhibit "Designing the Luxury Hotel: Neal Prince and the Inter-Continental Brand."

In December 1968, the Tahara’a Inter-Continental opened in Pape’éte, Tahiti. The architectural firm…

Wall panel from the 2013 New York School of Interior Design exhibit "Designing the Luxury Hotel: Neal Prince and the Inter-Continental Brand."

The Willard Inter-Continental has a long and storied history, dating back to 1816 when a row of…

Neal Prince and his department at InterContinental worked in close consultation with hired designer Sarah Tomerlin Lee to meticulously research the original condition of the hotel, salvaging pieces of original woodwork and plaster to create molds…

The Willard Grand Ballroom spans 4736 square feet. Scraps of fabric from the original furnishings were used to fabricate plush Victorian reproductions for rooms and seating areas.

In the Captain Cook Restaurant (named after the legendary English explorer who visited Tahiti), bright striped fabrics were hung from floor to ceiling in the double-height bar and lounge. The restaurant also featured chandeliers shaped like nautical…

Architecture by William B. Tabler, Sr.

Interiors by Neal A. Prince.

Photo by Arie deZanger.

Architecture by William B. Tabler, Sr.

Interiors by Neal A. Prince.

Photo by Arie deZanger.

Hotel Inter-Continental Medellín coffee shop.

Interiors by Neal Prince.

Photo by Arie deZanger.

Hotel Inter-Continental Medellín bar and lounge.

Interiors by Neal Prince.

Photo by Arie deZanger