When Hoppen set out to revive the resort’s interiors, her aim was to instill a feeling of sanctuary. “I wanted to create a lighter idea of luxury,” she says. “It isn’t necessary to have so much clutter and fussy objects in a room when you just want to relax.”

Keeping it light meant a selection of suite bathrooms feature entirely tongue and groove bleached panel walls—found in others only in the cabinetry.

Beach-inspired textures and pops of mossy plant décor are subtle yet dramatic amidst the soft tones of the rooms’ bedding and window treatments.

Floors and joineries throughout the resort were maintained to create a flow between its indoor and outdoor spaces.

White furnishings complemented by sherbet orange and taupe linen coverlets adhering to Hoppen’s signature neutral palette keep it light in Mixe, the resort’s poolside eatery.

A unique color in each area —such as the crimson and turquoise accents at the Beach Rouge restaurant—creates illusory partitions and a sense of individuality in the open spaces.

A turquoise theme partitions an enclave within Beach Rouge.

The spa features natural wood finishes and Asian elements reflecting Hoppen’s well known East-meets-West aesthetic.

Dark-stained wicker light fixtures hang in select suites and villas, referencing the ocean and bringing texture to the spaces.