A striking 10 ft x 5 ft hand tie-dyed cotton textile panel designed by Todd Oldham for The Hotel in South Beach, Florida, during the mid-1990s interior and restaurant design project. Made of 100% cotton, this large-scale panel features a vivid ocean-blue and white tie-dye pattern, evoking the movement of water, sunlight, surf, and the saturated color palette of Miami Beach.
The fabric has a beautiful painterly quality, with deep cobalt and marine blues dissolving into soft white areas, creating a fresh, breezy, coastal effect.
This piece reflects Todd Oldham’s playful and luxurious 1990s design language for The Hotel: bold color, relaxed glamour, handcrafted surface treatment, and a distinctly South Beach sense of optimism. A rare surviving textile element connected to one of the most memorable boutique hotel interiors of the era.
A striking 10 ft x 5 ft hand tie-dyed cotton textile panel designed by Todd Oldham for The Hotel in South Beach, Florida, during the mid-1990s interior and restaurant design project. Made of 100% cotton, this large-scale panel features a vivid ocean-blue and white tie-dye pattern, evoking the movement of water, sunlight, surf, and the saturated color palette of Miami Beach.
The fabric has a beautiful painterly quality, with deep cobalt and marine blues dissolving into soft white areas, creating a fresh, breezy, coastal effect.
This piece reflects Todd Oldham’s playful and luxurious 1990s design language for The Hotel: bold color, relaxed glamour, handcrafted surface treatment, and a distinctly South Beach sense of optimism. A rare surviving textile element connected to one of the most memorable boutique hotel interiors of the era.