New York’s Hotel Chelsea has housed Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen, Andy Warhol, and Sid Vicious, and now Architectural Digest goes inside the newly restored landmark with owner Sean MacPherson to show how he’s brought this 1880s Victorian Gothic Revival building back to life without erasing a single layer of its legendary, often chaotic history. The renovation preserves original details throughout while updating the amenities, and the result is a building that still carries the rebellious creative spirit that made it one of the most mythologized addresses in music and art history.