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At the U.S. Open, the Suite Above the Court Gets Its Own Architecture

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The standard hospitality box is disappearing from Flushing Meadows. At this year's U.S. Open, brands including Ralph Lauren and Moët have moved past the usual four walls of a sponsor suite, building out custom interiors that turn a uniform enclosure into something closer to a private room with a view. The effect reads less like a hospitality tent than an elevated retreat, suspended above the court rather than simply overlooking it.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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