The Dye House

KITE is proud to be a part of the team to create The Dye House in Providence, an innovative hospitality concept that makes the most of its historic building and embraces the vitality of the Olneyville neighborhood.
The building contains a large vaulted, monitor-lit event space showing off the original heavy timber structure, along with 5 private guest rooms for an intimate yet spacious group-stay experience. 

The project has been developed by The Deacon Hospitality Group, whose first project to create stylish Philadelphia event-plus-guest suite space has caught the attention of the international hospitality scene.

KITE helped  identify a renovation approach that showcased the building’s stunning architectural features, and helped navigate the many zoning and building code challenges with the transformation of the urban building. Deacon’s interior decorator, Yowee, created a palette of colors and integrated the work of local artists that provide an airy and fresh atmosphere.

recognition

METROPOLIS MAGAZINE, Located in a Former Wool Mill, Dye House Hotel Celebrates Local Makers

LONNY, This Former Rhode Island Wool Mill was Transformed into a Must-Visit Boutique Hotel

BOSTON MAGAZINE, Exploring Providence’s Most Exciting, Art-Filled Neighborhood

GoLocalProv, Dye House: Providence’s Daring New Hotel – Architecture Critic Morgan

dwell, An Old Textile Mill in Rhode Island Is Now a Vibrant Hotel Buzzing With Design

PROVIDENCE MONTHLY, Providence Textile Mill Reimagined as Dye House Boutique Hotel

Condé Nast Traveler, July/August 2021

Condé Nast Traveler, What to Do in Providence, the New Cultural Hub of New England

Condé Nast Traveler, These New England Hotels Opened Just in Time for Summer