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Ennismore's in-house design team. Much like the
original Delano in Miami, the 9,150-square-foot
off ering artfully mixes opposing elements-
light and dark, modern and classic, soſt and
sculptural-to create a harmonious space that
sits at the intersection of tranquility and vibrancy.
" The Delano penthouse was designed as a luxury
private residence fi rst and a hotel suite second,
able to be rented for one night or a year, " says
Mark Eacott , global vice president of design at
Ennismore, the lifestyle arm of Accor.
The fi ve-bedroom penthouse sits on a private
fl oor and features two expansive terraces, a pool,
12-seater dining room tables, and both informal
and formal living spaces. In the master bathroom,
a solid, custom-carved Calacatt a Borghini bathtub
serves as a stunning point of respite to take in the
breathtaking views of the city through oversized
windows.
Along with around-the-clock butler service,
The result of a $70 million renovation, the
reimagined, invite-only villas at Wynn Las Vegas
a private chef and a mixologist are also available
upon request. With a suite of this caliber, " the
revenue return potential can be pushed as far
as one can imagine, and we're creating a mustsee
space, unrivaled in Dubai, which sets a new
standard in the city's luxury hospitality scene, "
Eacott points out. " This might be the only part
of the hotel that the public never sees, and that's
quite alluring. "
Stateside, the Wynn Las Vegas wrapped up a
The main salon of each Wynn Las Vegas villa is surrounded
by a verdant garden, pool, and outdoor dining area
The Wynn Las Vegas villas flaunt a mix of custom
furnishings and antiques found around the world
$70 million transformation of its invitation-only
Spa Villas. The six villas-ranging from 13,000
to nearly 18,000 gross square feet-off er multiple
primary suites, media rooms, gym facilities,
and pools fl anked with verdant gardens. The
redesign-which melds Classicism, Cubism, and
Fauvism into a timeless yet contemporary look-
was made possible by a team led by Todd-Avery
Lenahan, president and chief creative offi cer of
Wynn Design and Development.
A dramatic 800-foot-long gallery, fi lled
with various objet d'art like champagne-gilded
Murano chandeliers and pieces from the estate
of billionaires Ann and Gordon Gett y, guides
guests to the accommodations. Inside, custom
furnishings and rare antique fi nds sourced from
all over the world-including items acquired
for the forthcoming Wynn Al Marjan Island in
Ras Al Khaimah, UAE-set a sumptuous scene.
" You'll never see us do things that are here
today, gone tomorrow, " Lenahan says. " We build
for longevity, and we build things that have a
story-a heart. "
Indeed, unparalleled stays await well-heeled
hotel guests across the globe. " Travelers want
exclusivity and money-can't-buy experiences that
no other guest or room has, " Eacott says. Which
raises the question: How far will hotels go to
deliver the next level of exclusivity? hd
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