Design firm Studio Collective has created a boutique hotel inside The Moore building in Miami Design District, completing the landmark's transformation into a multi-functional hospitality venue.
Recently opened, The Hotel at The Moore occupies the building's fourth floor and includes 13 suites designed by Studio Collective to feel like private residences.
"The hotel suites are a new addition to the fourth floor, but were designed to fit the building's original footprint within its historic interior," said the hotel team.
Each room inside The Hotel at The Moore has a unique design concept
The rooms range from 700 to 1,000 square feet (65 to 93 square metres) and each is designed differently to create a unique experience for guests. One suite is decorated primarily in light neutral tones, where textured plaster walls allow walnut bed frames and furniture to stand out.
Another features wood-panelled walls and woven textured ceilings, complemented by details like rattan lampshades, while colour is introduced through rugs and throw pillows.
One suite features wood-panelled walls and a woven ceiling
The rooms include art and custom furnishings by makers such as Dallas-based furniture brand Mous and sustainably-focused Brazilian company Sossego.
The Moore building's central atrium features a sculptural installation by architect Zaha Hadid, titled Elastika, which was added in 2005 when the space was used as an events venue.
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