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The sitting area and writing desk give the room places to relax and work away from the bed. Red fabrics stand out against pale walls, with custom wood furniture keeping the palette warm. King layouts pair curved bedside tables with a padded bench at the foot of the bed, while white lamps sit beneath mirrored panels.

Twin layouts have a rounded wood cabinet and a desk beside the window. The bathroom finishes also differ: some pair pale green floors with light walls, while others use patterned wall tiles. Gold-tone taps and mirrors continue the design into these smaller spaces.

A sofa and patterned armchairs face a wood coffee table in the living area, with a colorful rug beneath them. A large framed artwork hangs above the sofa, and lamps stand on smaller tables at either side. Red fabrics give the lounge its character beside the sleeping space.

The bathroom has lighter colors, with gold-tone fittings and pale green floor tiles. A round red stool provides a seat near the bathing area. This suite can connect to a Bay View Room, giving guests more space beyond its own living and sleeping areas.

The sleeping and sitting areas share a bright room with patterned rugs and red fabrics. King layouts have a desk beneath the window beside turquoise curtains. The wood panel near the bathroom has a rounded edge and a pattern across its face.

Queen layouts have a small round table beside a low cabinet. Velvet accents soften the room. A long mirror runs above the bathroom counter, where gold-tone fittings stand against light surfaces.

Late Deco furniture and custom wood pieces connect the interior to classic South Beach style. A framed artwork beside the window and a patterned red bed throw give the bedroom its color. Pale walls leave those details in focus, with long red curtains framing the glass.

The bathroom pairs light surfaces with gold-tone fittings and wall lights. Green herringbone floor tiles run beside the glass enclosure, adding a different pattern to the space. A broad mirror extends across the vanity, with an open shelf below the counter.

Soft lighting gives the living area a warm setting for guests to gather indoors. Curved chairs and a sofa face a low coffee table, with patterned stools beside the rug. Large artworks hang above the seats, and turquoise curtains frame the glass.

A patterned wood panel and mirror divide the sleeping and sitting spaces in one layout, leaving an open gap above them. Green floor tiles and gold-tone taps give the bathroom its color. A broad mirror sits above the counter, with open shelves below.

The sleeping space and lounge share an open layout, with a sofa offering seating away from the bed. Its red upholstery and floral cushions sit above a patterned rug, with a low table close at hand. Turquoise curtains frame the glass, and a globe-shaped floor lamp stands beside the seating.

The sofa is close to the window wall, bringing the lounge into the brighter part of the room. In the bathroom, a long mirror runs above the sink counter. Gold-tone fittings and lighter surfaces contrast with the stronger colors of the sleeping and sitting areas.

Natural light reaches the living area through tall windows beside the sofa. A chair joins it around a low coffee table. Turquoise curtains and patterned fabrics give the lounge its color, while a globe-shaped floor lamp stands close to the glass. The seating leaves room to sit away from the bed.

Long wall lights flank the bathroom mirror, with open shelves beneath the counter. Light walls and green floor tiles give this space softer colors than the lounge, where red fabrics cover the seats.

A bedroom lies beyond the living room, leaving a shared space for guests to gather during the day. A sofa and curved red chairs face a low coffee table, with a patterned rug beneath them. Turquoise curtains frame the windows beside a large artwork.

The bedroom has curved bedside tables and mirrors above the wood headboard. Red curtains and a white-patterned throw link its colors to those in the lounge. Veined walls form a light backdrop to the bathroom counter, with gold-tone taps below a broad mirror.

Rounded chairs face the sofa across a low coffee table, creating a gathering area away from the bed. Patterned stools add smaller seats around the rug. Soft lighting and custom furniture carry the late Deco design through the lounge, where red upholstery meets turquoise curtains.

The bedroom pairs a wood headboard with mirrors and small bedside tables. Pale walls keep the patterned fabrics in focus. A long bathroom counter has two sinks beneath a broad mirror. Gold-tone taps sit against light walls, with green floor tiles underfoot.

The bedroom sits apart from the living area, with a dining space beside the lounge. Its four-seat table provides room for meals indoors, while lounge chairs offer seats away from the bed. Art Deco furniture and patterned woodwork link the two rooms.

A mirror sits above the headboard, while long curtains frame the window wall. Red and white fabrics add color against pale bedding. Two sinks share the bathroom counter beneath a broad mirror, with gold-tone taps and green floor tiles around them.

The recessed bedroom sits beyond the lounge, with a doorway linking the living and sleeping spaces. A sofa and patterned cushions sit on the living-room side. Art Deco furniture and custom woodwork give the rooms their style, while turquoise curtains frame the windows.

The bathroom has lighter colors than the red lounge. One bathroom layout has a freestanding tub beside a mirrored counter, with green floor tiles beneath it. Gold-tone fittings and a small red stool add color around the white surfaces.

Living and dining areas share the suite, with the bedroom set apart. Rounded chairs face the sofa across a coffee table, while patterned stools add seats beside the rug. A globe chandelier hangs above the dining area beyond the lounge.

A padded chair sits beside the bedroom window, with mirrors above the headboard and red curtains against pale walls. The broad bathroom window looks toward the beach. Its counter sits along the wall beside the glass, with gold-tone taps and a mirror above it.

Floor-to-ceiling windows bring light into the shared living and dining area. The lounge pairs a sofa and curved chairs around a low coffee table, with dining seats nearby. Turquoise curtains frame the glass, and patterned stools add places to sit around the rug.

The bedrooms sit apart from this gathering space. One bedroom layout has a lounge chair and footstool beside the window, offering a place to sit away from the bed. Red throws and curtains contrast with pale walls, while veined surfaces give the bathroom a lighter finish.

Two full bathrooms and a guest half bathroom serve the sleeping and living spaces. The lounge has seats grouped around a coffee table, while the bedrooms have their own colors. One pairs blue walls with a blue sofa and red curtains; another has pale walls and turquoise drapes.

Large windows bring daylight into the bathroom, where two sinks share a long counter beneath a broad mirror. Green floor tiles and gold-tone taps add color to its light surfaces. One bedroom layout has a low wood panel between the bed and the bathing area.

The former Saxony Hotel gives this suite its name and design reference. Large bedrooms sit alongside a shared living room, with a six-seat table for meals together. Wood furniture sits against pale walls, with patterned red fabrics adding color.

A chair beside the bedroom window and a bench at the foot of the bed offer other places to sit. Two basins share the bathroom counter beneath a wide mirror. Gold-tone fittings and green floor tiles give this space softer colors than the bedroom.

The dining and breakfast seats share one part of the suite, with red padded chairs around the table and higher seats along the counter. A gold-tone pendant hangs above them, while broad windows bring daylight into the room. The sleeping spaces sit apart from this shared lounge.

Handcrafted furniture and red fabrics continue into the bedrooms, with low benches beside the beds. A washer and dryer sit near the entrance in the illustrated layout, away from the main lounge. Three full bathrooms serve the group.

A kitchen and dining area provide space for meals indoors, with late Deco furniture and patterned fabrics in the lounge. The seats sit beside a large framed artwork, and a low table stands close to the sofa. Bedrooms lie beyond these shared living spaces.

The master bathrooms have double-sink counters. The suite also looks toward the southeast. In the bedrooms, padded benches sit beside the beds, and red throws contrast with turquoise rugs.

Separate bedrooms open beyond the shared living and dining spaces, giving the suite room for both gathering and time apart. The lounge groups four padded armchairs around a low table facing a pale sofa. A large artwork hangs above the sofa, with turquoise-shaded lamps at either side.

The bedrooms use red fabrics and wood furniture, with broad windows beside the sleeping areas. Some have a small chair near the glass. The bathroom counter holds two sinks beneath a wide mirror, with gold-tone fittings against light walls. Its pale green floor keeps the bathing space visually distinct from the more colorful bedrooms.

Furniture by Frank Pollaro sets the style inside. Floor-to-ceiling glass runs beside the living and dining spaces. Pale sofas and patterned chairs form several seating groups. A round table sits beneath a tall chandelier, while another dining area has a long table with white chairs.

A sofa and chair stand near the bedroom windows, with red fabrics adding color to the pale seats. Veined walls, broad mirrors and gold-tone taps give the bathrooms their own finish. Glass enclosures sit beside the bathing areas, and large windows bring light into some of these rooms.