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When the U.K. is safely abuzz with revelers once more, there will be no cozier spot  for a nightcap than NoMad London, American hotelier Andrew Zobler’s new British outpost. Occupying the looming old Bow Street Magistrates’ Courts, where Oscar Wilde was tried for “gross indecency” in 1895, it features a lush bar and dining space called the Fireplace Room. Located off the jungle-like atrium (the former police yard) and wrapped with a blossoming Zuber wallpaper, “it is a jewel of a space, an interpretation of a garden that you enter from a real garden room, stepping from something grand into something that’s almost a whisper, which is a guiding principle of our work,” says Robin Standefer of AD100 firm Roman and Williams, which blended bleached English oak, blue velvet, and, yes, a vast fireplace. “It feels very domestic and collected, like the country houses we visited when we were planning the British Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of

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