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The Mark coffee table book offers an insider look at the century-old Upper East Side hotel through the lens of New York Times best-selling author Derek C. Blasberg. It chronicles the 2005 reimagining by interior designer Jacques Grange, whose high-French aesthetic shaped all 153 rooms and public spaces, with bespoke furnishings contributed by Karl Lagerfeld, Guy de Rougemont, Paul Mathieu, and Mattia Bonetti. The book covers the hotel's culinary destinations, its role as the Met Gala's prelude venue, and North America's largest penthouse suite, blending editorial narrative with visual documentation of the property's architecture and interiors.
