The Collective Paper Factory
An ode to times long before the digital age, The Collective Paper Factory in Long Island City, NY, lies at the crossroads of the Kaufman Arts District and Astoria in the borough of Queens. This is the co-living company’s first space in the United States.
The 100-year-old building was once part of the paper industry, and before that, a radio factory is now housing a co-living concept that welcomes guests to stay one night to 29-day stays.
All 125 guestrooms are uniquely designed and are decorated in relaxing beige tones with warm brick and wood accents. While every room is a treasure, the co-living space’s Penthouse Suite is an experience on another level.
This old paper plant and warehouse were designed using as much of the original repurposed material as possible. As a result, the foyers and rooms incorporate the space’s original elements, such as the polished concrete floors and reclaimed materials.
Details are rounded out with vintage hammered metal doors, exposed pipes that seem to blend well with modern art, and sleek light fixtures that pepper the co-living space.
The Collective Paper Factory is home to AMA restaurant that features an industrial interior with lots of greenery and a dramatic spiral staircase.
AMA offers delicious comfort foods that are inspirited by international cuisines. Drop in for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, and you will not be disappointed!
You can reach the heart of Manhattan within 20 minutes by metro - just three stops on the M or R lines. The nearest metro station is about 650 feet (200 meters) from the hotel.
The Collective Paper Factory has that wow effect. It embraces its long history with a warm atmosphere in its interiors.
The Paper Factory has a typical New York atmosphere with exposed brick walls, large industrial windows, and kilims (tapestry-woven carpets) on the concrete and wooden floors.
The Paper Factory is located in Queens, a creative breeding ground for artists and performers. The communal spaces, like the Great Room pictured below, are perfect places for some brainstorming.
You can find original factory details and machines that survived the renovation throughout the building.
The Penthouse is located on the top floor and offers a spectacular view of the New York City skyline.
Beautifully decorated with leather couches and hand-made wooden furniture, the 12-foot ceilings, and large windows provide tons of natural daylight for guests.
