La Rue No. 3  was never meant to be just a place to stay. It began as a feeling. One rooted in slowness, texture, and the quiet confidence of knowing when something is complete. Set within a historic building, this European-inspired apartment renovation was guided by restraint rather than trend. The goal was not to modernize for the sake of newness, but to layer the space with warmth, soul, and a sense of having been collected over time. The name La Rue —French for the street

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