The Heathman Hotel has managed to merge elements of Art Deco, pop art and Asian design into a single location. In the lobby, stroll past the clean lines of the West as they mingle with silkscreens from the East, and make your way to the Tea Court. Lose yourself in the music of the grand piano and the light trickling down from the chandelier. For a larger repast, try the Heathman Restaurant where chef Philippe Boulot blends French style with the fresh seafood of the Pacific Northwest. The Warhol Suite is a standout among the Heathman’s guest rooms. The icon’s “Endangered Species” paintings hang on the wall, and photos of the man and his hair adorn the wall above the bright sheets and vibrant purple headboard of the bed. Standard guest rooms feature bold prints, lacquered furnishings and a sunburst motif above the headboard.