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After you check-in for your spa treatment with the concierge at The Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale Spa, you’ll walk through the doors and enter the modern, art-deco area of the spa that houses the relaxation areas and 11 treatment rooms. You’ll feel as if you’ve stepped back in time, waiting for Josephine Baker to walk in with a white fur stole while Duke Ellington plays on the radio. The décor is a throwback to the late 1920s, when Miami Beach set a scene of white decor and straight, sleek angles, causing a trend that extended through South Florida and started the art-deco design phase. Today’s Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale Spa still retains the old art-deco look, complete with peach-toned walls and white lounge furniture, but is offset with modern vases of blown colored glass holding large orchids and stemmed flowers, focused on a single bud instead of an entire arrangement. Wrap yourself in the beige terry-cloth robes and sit back with a glass of champagne, paying homage to the decor of an era that set the stage for the fashion of the future, while you indulge in the modern day amenities provided by Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale Spa.

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