Discover some of Chicago's hidden gems and marvel at the intricate details found within them. From the stunning stained glass windows at Elk's National Memorial to the intricate mosaics of Macy’s Tiffany Ceiling, each location showcases the incredible craftsmanship and attention to detail that is often overlooked. We also explore the ornate interior of The Rookery and the stunning ironwork at Sullivan Center, offering a glimpse into the city's rich architectural heritage.
The stately, commanding building that houses the Elks National Memorial in Lincoln Park serves as...
This 1929-era hotel on the Magnificent Mile was originally called the Medinah Athletic Club and was designed...
Formerly the iconic Marshall Field’s store, Macy’s on State Street in Chicago’s Loop is home to a sprawling, beautiful feature...
The Rookery looks massive and heavy on the outside with its red brick, stone, and terracotta façade. But the interior “light court”...
Originally designed to be an opulent and exclusive country club on Lake Michigan, the South Shore Cultural Center is now...
If you’re running errands downtown and stop at the Target at State and Madison streets, you might notice it’s...