Pharrell's hotel has a Wes Anderson-inspired library

Musician, producer, designer and now also a hotel owner. It seems that Pharrell doesn't know the meaning of the word "break", as he's recently inaugurated the Goodtime Hotel, a hotel with 266 bedrooms in South Beach, Miami. Conceived together with the impresario David Grutman before the pandemic, the Goodtime Hotel was able to count on the eye and the taste of the designer Ken Fulk to create a building capable of combining a unique style with the Art Deco style that instead pervades its neighbourhood.

In addition to the atrium in full Art Déco style, the rooms strike the eye thanks to an attention to detail that makes them unique without ever exceeding. Whether it's a vintage phone or a leopard-print bathrobe, everything at the Goodtime Hotel is designed to give visitors the best possible experience. However, the library is the real touch of class, entirely inspired by Margot Tenenbaum, the character played by Gwyneth Paltrow in Wes Anderson's The Tenenbaum, with pink interiors and rattan lamps with animal features. There is also the restaurant, the Strawberry Moon renamed in honour of one of the moon phases, overlooking the pool to make your stay at the Goodtime Hotel perfect.