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Hospitality at The Meeks House

The Guest Rooms.

Two rooms, two personalities, and the same warm welcome. The Kentucky brings a little of our roots to Detroit. The Paris pairs city scenes and soft blue layers with a touch of sparkle.

The Kentucky guest room with green walls, an iron bed and layered black-and-white bedding
The Kentucky — a room shaped by our roots.
01 • The Kentucky

A little bit
of home.

The Kentucky carries our roots into Detroit through collected art, horse imagery, and family keepsakes. Steve’s grandfather’s chair and his baby blanket make this room part guest bedroom, part family archive.

The coffee bar began as a convenience for our dads, so they could make their first cup without coming downstairs. It remains a welcome for every guest, and a reminder of two people we still miss.

Fresh towels, water, charging access, and a bedside guest tray complete the room.

Read The Kentucky’s story
The Kentucky’s in-room coffee and tea station
The first cup, without leaving the room.
Steve’s grandfather’s chair and his baby blanket
Family pieces with a place in the next chapter.
The Kentucky’s bedside lamp and guest amenities
The same care, with a different personality.
02 • The Paris

A little Paris,
here in Detroit.

Our second guest room brings together Paris artwork, blue-gray textiles, and warm brass lighting. The black iron bed anchors the room, while a crystal chandelier adds a little evening sparkle.

It is a room for settling in: layered pillows, a tray on the bed, and the small comforts we like to have ready when friends and family arrive.

The Paris guest room with a black iron bed, blue-gray paisley bedding, Paris artwork and crystal chandelier
The Paris — our second guest room at The Meeks House.
Inside The Paris

Blue layers.
Golden light.

The paisley bedding and geometric curtains share a soft blue-gray palette. Black frames and furniture give the patterns definition, with brass and crystal bringing warmth to the room.

Wide view of The Paris with the bed, television, Paris artwork and patterned curtains
A view across the room, with Paris scenes woven into the space.
Front view of the bed beneath Paris artwork, flanked by brass lamps
The bed, framed by city views and warm lighting.
Brass and glass bedside lamp beside an Eiffel Tower photograph and a tray of toiletries
A little light, a familiar city scene, and useful extras within reach.
The welcome

Ready before
the bags arrive.

Fresh towels, bottled water, charging outlets, and bedside toiletries are part of the room. They are small things, but they help a guest feel settled without having to ask.

Framed Paris street painting above the wooden guest amenities cart
Paris artwork above a cart stocked for a stay.
Guest cart with white towels, an Eiffel Tower model, Paris tin, teddy bear and four water bottles
Fresh towels and water, with a few playful Paris touches.
Friends & family

Make yourself at home.

Giving each room a name is part of the fun. Making the people staying with us feel welcome is the reason behind it.

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