Photograph of pool at sunset surrounded by palm trees with lounge chairs lining the left side of pool and a cityscape in the background of the left side.

The Omni’s 10th floor pool that looks out over the Stranahan River, 17th St. E. Clay Shaw Jr. Bridge, and the Broward Convention Center. Several pieces of art are visible in this 10th floor area.

Opening up to the bar and poolside area is the Tide Coastal Kitchen. Offering a blended indoor/outdoor dining experience, the room’s neutral tones are accented by wall-mounted hand-blown glass palm frond sculptures created by local artist Rob Stern. Spherical pendant lights wrapped in decorative netting complement the light wood, woven rattan chairs and dark wood-plank flooring.

Image of interior of front desk of spa. Curved wooden desk with a textured ribbon like decoration towards the bottom. A large cone-like circular light is perched above desk.

This image features the reception area of the Mokara Spa, located on the 10th floor of the Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel. Inspired by Florida’s natural springs and the region’s marine heritage, the design features custom warm wood framing, native oolite stone accents, and a distinctive woven dome light pendant hanging over a curved marble-topped service desk.

Madeleine Walton’s featured Knot Series is created from meticulous hand-crafted porcelain and fired to 2,200 degrees. This delicate porcelain artwork embodies a nautical quality that bridges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.

Madeleine Walton’s Knot Series

All images and video courtesy of the Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel, Visit Lauderdale, and Broward County Cultural Division.