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Ralph Lauren's Polo Bar Gets a Courtside Address in Flushing Meadows

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The brand has brought its Polo Bar look to this year's U.S. Open, opening a newly redesigned suite at the tournament in New York. The space translates the restaurant's clubby, wood-paneled sensibility into a box built for watching tennis rather than dining. It puts a familiar Ralph Lauren interior in a new setting, steps from the court instead of on Manhattan's East 55th Street.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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