The Coco
Boutique Hotel - The Coco
EDGARTOWN, MA
Embarking on their 10th boutique hotel design project with this client and hotel owner, Reider + Co left no design stone unturned when it came to reimagining the look of this eclectic 8-room 19th-century Edgartown inn.
Steeped in history, The Coco was built in 1892 by whaler Captain Charles Wiliam Fisher, named after his wife’s dog and inspired by her travels and adventures at sea. Reider + Co kept this important story close to mind to create a modern-day interpretation of a welcoming captain’s house.
A beautifully curved staircase welcomes guests to the inn’s residential-like vibe and sets the tone and inspiration for the unique design of each of its eave-tucked rooms. The team meticulously selected all the materials, finishes, furnishings, lighting, art, wallcoverings, and accessories, ensuring that each element cohesively complements its coastal environment incorporating elements like grasscloth wallpaper, linen-like fabrics, and sheer drapes to create a seamless flow to the outdoors.
Photography by MATT KISIDAY“Rachel Reider and her design team are the best! We started working together over 6 years ago, and she has designed and completed many projects that have surpassed my expectations. Stylish, classy, elegant, but always with a unique distinction. Her eye for detail and her artistic ability to transform a space is what sets her apart from others. Rachel and her team are always accessible, polished, and very professional. I have hired Rachel Reider Interiors for 7 boutique hotels so far, and look forward to hiring her team for all of my future projects.”
