Nica

Nica - She fell in love with Jazz and cats. Her name was the Baroness Pannonica Rothschild de Koenigswarter.
Aristocratic and fiercely devoted to jazz, she became both patron and protector of the men who played it—at a time when the music, and those who made it, were far from socially acceptable.

In 1956, newly divorced, Nica moved into the Hotel Stanhope on Fifth Avenue, where her suite became a refuge for struggling jazz musicians. The place was soon nicknamed The Cathouse—for the cool cats of jazz who crashed there, and the 120 actual cats that roamed the rooms.

Nica opened in Austin by the owners of the famous nearby Elephant Room to homage to “The Jazz Baroness”. Nica features elegant, postwar-inspired craft cocktails and live music!

Nica Jazz Club, Kris Kimura

Column Sconces - Actually modeled after an actual 1940’s sconce.

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Kris Kemura and Jennifer Johnson at Grand Opening Party of Nica On 4th.

Bar Table Lamps – As the closest design element to the guest, we felt they deserved a little extra attention — a place where we chose to splurge.

As you enter the restroom vestibule, we wanted to add a bit of jewelry to this black box — something that would truly catch the eye and draw you in.

Victorian Cat Damask – The panels around the room had to be cats! Paying homage to Nica’s Jazz and literal Cat House.

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MORE TO COME!