Inside the Renovated Delano Hotel in Miami Beach

The Delano has reopened its doors in Miami Beach, just in time for the World Cup this summer. The Art Deco hotel, which originally opened in 1947, is unveiling an extensive property renovation alongside new social and culinary offerings in South Beach. The design, which leans minimalist and airy with a focus on organic furniture, was led by Elastic Architects in collaboration with lifestyle company Ennismore. The pool. Courtesy of Delano “We want our guests to feel inspired by the vibrancy that only Miami Beach can offer — all while being in a comfortable and welcoming environment,” says Delano chief brand officer Ben Pundole, adding that they worked closely with the Miami Design Preservation League to honor the hotel’s historic legacy. Original design details, including the building’s octagonal columns and terrazzo floors, have been restored along with other architectural details. A new art program, overseen by artist Nicola Green, will highlight early and mid-career artists with a connection to Miami. In the lobby, guests will be greeted by Café Delano and retail boutique Nothing Finer, which will offer signature items curated by Chez Dede and a Delano World Cup jersey collaboration with The Paradise Suite. Inside Gigi Rigolatto. Courtesy of Delano The reopening also features the Stateside debut

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