The new rooms are in an adjacent building once known as the Tiffany, designed by Deco granddaddy, architect L. Murray Dixon, and four of them are new 850-square-foot oceanfront terrace suites (ie: big for South Beach, especially a Deco building.)

Browns and corals dominate the rooms, and Wish also gets new deep-brown chairs, but with turquoise cushions for a bit of pop.
Oldham kept many of the same details from his original design when working on the additional rooms, such as the daybeds/window seats, which can also be used as storage. Another signature Oldham touch is the storage panel in the closet which can be collapsed to accommodate floor-length dresses. We tend to see a lot of, ahem, above the knee dresses when in South Beach, but it’s great to know this closet is there for those who need it.
[Renderings via Interior Design magazine.]


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