The Seagate—a luxury hotel in Delray Beach, Florida—is set to unveil a multimillion-dollar, property-wide renovation. The refresh will impact the lobby, 157 guestrooms and suites, event spaces, pool, beach club, and dining outlets.
Led by Brooklyn-based interior design firm Watts & Dray, the transformation marks the property’s first major update since opening 15 years ago.
The redesign combines Anglo-Caribbean design styles, which are classic to the Delray Beach region, with the Old World warmth of Florida’s traditional coastal homes. The concept is brought to life through a palette of sand-colored limewash paint, accents of Dutch blue, and delft tiles hand-painted in Amsterdam.
“Our vision for the reimagined Seagate was to create spaces that were structural, charming, worldly, and art-filled, while being functional and comfortable for guests,” says Vanessa Watts, partner at Watts & Dray. “To achieve this design concept, we carefully selected world-class vendors to partner with to create custom and handcrafted accents and art pieces throughout the property. This approach allowed us to work with small vendors to create one-of-a-kind elements to elevate every corner of the resort.”
Collaborating with Indiewalls, the design team curated a selection of art pieces that enhances the resort’s coastal charm. Additionally, designer Marc Phillips was enlisted to create luxury, handmade accent rugs.
The Seagate also recently wrapped up a renovation of its 18-hole championship golf course, designed by architect J. Drew Rogers. The updates included reshaped bunkers, expansive new green complexes, practice facilities, and enhanced water hazards along the tree-lined fairways.
Furthermore, Bourbon Steak Delray Beach, a restaurant by Michelin-star chef Michael Mina, is expected to open onsite next month.
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