The Hotel at the Moore has officially opened in Miami’s Design District.
Designed by Studio Collective, the hotel marks the final phase of the Moore building’s transformation into a new cultural destination. The historic structure is now also home to a private members club, Elastika restaurant, executive offices, and a gallery space.
Upon entering the lobby, guests are enveloped by a serene sense of calm and sophistication. Light-filled corridors surround the hotel’s central atrium, while custom carpet adorned with a coastal motif of seabirds and cerulean hues is installed underfoot.
Jewel-like sconces illuminate the low corridor ceiling, which leads to 13 uniquely designed guestrooms. Undulating façades, backlit ribbed glass, and oversized doorways create a veil into the parlor area of the suites—a glimpse of neighboring guests that recalls the experience of strolling among fellow yacht owners’ boats in South Florida marinas.
Inside the accommodations, which each span between 700 and 1,000 square feet, entry parlors are fully clad in white oak finishes and flooring, complemented by exposed stain-grade battens and natural pandan wicker-style ceiling panels. Amber glass pendant lighting, artwork, and bespoke area rugs inspired by Florida’s coast enhance the space, while furniture designed by Studio Collective reflects the rich culture of South America.
Suite bedrooms are characterized by walnut wood beds, upholstered headboard wall, and softly lit recessed lighting.
Each room also features a spacious, muted master bathroom and powder room, complete with porcelain slab walls and floors, and an oversized soaking tub.
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