Conde Nast has a look inside the Four Seasons at Walt Disney World that is scheduled to open August 14. The magazine interviewed hotel designer Pam Anderson who mentioned that the hotel features nods to Disney:
How did you accomplish that nod to Disney?
It’s not icons and images of Mickey Mouse, but we have some things that are whimsical. When you come in you’re looking at a grand staircase—it’s vaulted, which is in keeping with what you’d see in Palm Beach. But we have this featured light fixture hanging over the stair that’s like fireworks bursts, some are as large as six feet in diameter. There is a lot of whimsy in that, and fireworks are a big part of Disney. The stair railing has circles, and we carry that theme of images repeating. Behind the front desk, there are big bronze-like panels that look like water droplets. They are curved along with the desk, so there’s that circular image again. And then in your room, you’ll find that same pattern in a small scale on the wall. I’m not sure people will notice that, but I think the repetition is interesting.