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The U.S. Open's Suites Get a Custom Redesign

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At this year's U.S. Open in New York, some of the tournament's private suites are getting more than a fresh coat of paint. Ralph Lauren and Moët are reworking the standard-issue boxes into fully custom rooms of their own design, each one perched above the court with a distinct look and feel. The effort turns what was once a uniform grid of hospitality boxes into a run of individually designed spaces, one per brand's vision.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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