Renowned designer Ken Fulk recently created artful new spaces for Four Seasons Hotel Boston, including a dramatic redesign of its lobby and porte cochere.

Upon guest arrival, a revitalized courtyard awaits them, with the area modeled after a stately Boston residence. The lobby lounge is now reimagined as a series of smaller spaces with a front desk crafted in tooled leather and under expansive original artwork of Boston Public Garden, opposite the hotel. A mural features a swan, and one swan holds a key to a hidden mystery closet next to the front desk. Young guests receive that “kids-only” key upon arrival and are invited to select toys to enjoy during their stay.

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Event spaces also received a new look and include the 3,700-square-foot Ballroom overlooking Boston Public Garden from floor-to-ceiling windows; Aujourd’hui Event Space and private lounge; and the new Sanctuary, a private garden courtyard for cocktail parties, intimate weddings and receptions.

Fulk designed Coterie restaurant and lounge to boast an intimate, club-like setting. The new space is open daily for lunch, dinner and bar service and was inspired by Boston’s tradition of thinkers and creatives gathering to share ideas and socialize. Sottovento serves complimentary coffee, tea and beverages every morning, and a new Coffee Concierge service allows guests to place seamless coffee orders. The Vaults refreshment pantries on every floor burst with snacks, treats and beverages, all complimentary 24 hours a day.

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This spring, Four Seasons Hotel Boston will unveil a complete redesign of the 2,590-square-foot Royal Suite.