Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa completed a renovation that saw changes made to the guestrooms and lobby.
The guestrooms now have improved furnishings, fixtures, flooring and décor including natural woods and textures with sea life-inspired artwork.
The inspiration scheme, spearheaded by Miami-based EoA, was drawn from the New River in South Florida, which according to a legend by the Seminole Indian Tribe of Florida was an underground river that appeared after a night of strong winds. The river originates in the Everglades and flows east, passing through Fort Lauderdale and then entering the Atlantic Ocean. The design inspiration is based on the movement of the river leading toward the ocean, which is captured in the detailing of the headboards in the guestrooms.
The new accommodations have neutral linen fabrics, accents and textures that are complemented by striated carpets that mimic sunrises and reflections over the waves and sand, as well as sand-colored lounge chairs, nightstands, ottomans, lamps, sleeper chairs and new balcony furniture.
There are also desk spaces accented with a quartz finish, while artwork illustrating sea life hangs above the beds. The bathroom design incorporates such details as sliding doors to maximize space, low shower bar and a shower head that is placed on the wall opposite of the handles.
Meanwhile, the reinvigorated lobby space has a new ambience along with a recently debuted artwork installation. Indoor greenery, ocean views, seating and neutral toned décor complement the new arrival experience.
Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa has 650 guestrooms and 11 room types, from Intracoastal Waterway views to an oceanfront Presidential Suite. Earlier this year, 3030 Ocean restaurant completed a three-month renovation featuring a new color palette, lighting, modern artwork and tempered glass walls.
