And it was all yellow

New York, United States

In hospitality

Rows of bright yellow Picnik tables line the pavement outside The Standard Hotel in New York, with a yellow taxi and brick city buildings in the background.

Everybody knows New York is famous for its yellow cabs. However, when you turn around the corner at the Standard Hotel, it’s not the yellow cabs that stand out, it’s the funny yellow tables.

The hotel once parked a multitude of our colorful Picnik tables at their entrance, which immediately boosted the community to take a seat and get to know one another.

We for sure would rather get to know someone at a yellow table than in the back of a yellow cab!

High-angle view of people gathering, cycling and sitting at scattered yellow Picnik tables on the plaza outside The Standard Hotel.

If you’re already imagining your next Insta-worthy photoshoot, you're going to be disappointed. The Picnik tables have been moved and no longer stand at the entrance of the hotel.

We can assure you though that this part of the city is still worth the visit. The Standard Hotel is built over a former railway that now acts as a green corridor through the concrete jungle!

Overhead close-up of a bright yellow Picnik table with integrated benches casting sharp shadows on dark paving.
The Standard Hotel rises above the street on concrete supports, with yellow Picnik tables and yellow cabs bringing colour to the entrance below.
Yellow Picnik tables outside the hotel are seen through a large white circular frame, with people sitting and talking in the sun.
Wide city view of The Standard Hotel and surrounding Manhattan rooftops under a bright blue sky.

Standard Hotel New York

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