Soho House Chicago

Upon entering Soho House Chicago, members go through a door with a classic revival surround and original columns, both preserved to celebrate the unique features of the building. These continue inside with iconic chicken-wire and restored glass windows, as well as metal latticework (which inspired our House logo)

A historic brick building labeled "Allis Building" features large wooden double doors framed by stone columns; adjacent storefronts have large windows, planters, and trees lining the sidewalk.

A cozy lounge filled with sofas, armchairs, and tables, adorned with framed artwork on the walls, lit by pendant and wall-mounted lights, featuring wooden floors and a concrete pillar.

Rich colors and textures in the Drawing Room make the former factory feel warm and comfy. A large green velvet banquette sits along the wall; a choice by our design team to have seating that suits both small and large groups equally

Bar with a curved marble-topped counter, maroon barstools, and crystal pendant lights. Cozy seating area with chairs and couches against dark wood paneling and a wall adorned with eclectic artwork.

A rooftop pool with striped sunbeds surrounds a rectangular swimming pool. Adjacent seating area with cushioned chairs and tables overlooks an urban skyline of midrise and high-rise buildings.

From the Art-Deco shelving that divides the lobby to a bespoke butterfly painting by British artist, Damien Hirst, an eclectic mix of interiors brings added personality and creativity to the House. In the main Club Bar, custom-made lights create an inviting atmosphere to unwind in with a drink