Wynn Al Marjan Island has announced two new signature accommodations at its Ras Al Khaimah resort: the Mayfair Apartment and the Paris Apartment.
Both occupy the uppermost floors of the resort’s 70-storey tower, each spanning approximately 1,460 square metres, and sit within Enclave, the resort’s boutique hotel concept.
The apartments were designed through a three-way collaboration between Todd-Avery Lenahan, President and Chief Creative Officer of Wynn Design and Development, London studio Anouska Hempel Design, and Parisian firm Pinto.
“I have long admired these two studios because both Pinto and Anouska Hempel are the originators of unique genres of design in our industry. I sought to commission the ateliers that did it first — the studios that established many of the design principles still referenced throughout the highest levels of luxury design for decades. In an industry that can be so trend-driven and disposable, I wanted to create something rooted in the legacy of knowing what captivates people universally yet is entirely relevant to the most discerning contemporary guest,” Lenahan said in a statement.
The Paris Apartment, conceived by Pinto, is designed to evoke the home of a 21st-century collector and world traveller. Founded by the late Alberto Pinto in 1971 and now led by owner Fahad Hariri and co-artistic director Pietro Scaglione, the studio assembled a space that blends bespoke commissions with auction finds and market discoveries.
“From the outset, we wanted an authentic expression of Pinto’s design philosophy. The Pinto team sought to understand our business, our guest, and our principles — and then we set them free. We never questioned a material or a gesture. We wanted the pure expression of Pinto,” Lenahan added.
The Mayfair Apartment, by Anouska Hempel Design, draws on the great private residences of London. A jewel-toned green runs through the space in lacquered panelling, green marble, and gilded millwork, with views across the Arabian Gulf coastline and the Hajar Mountains.
Lenahan noted that Hempel is credited with creating what are widely regarded as the first boutique hotels, through her London properties Blake’s and the Hempel.
“The space is composed of a mix of bespoke pieces, auction finds, and market discoveries — and that mix makes it a traveler’s space. It is a dialogue of different ages and cultures. The challenge was for it to feel exclusive yet still feel like home,” Pietro Scaglione, co-artistic director of Pinto added.
Both apartments offer seven bedrooms, multiple entertaining rooms, private bars, and in-apartment dining, spa treatments, and dedicated service, allowing guests to remain entirely within their private quarters.
Access is through a guarded entry drive, private lobby, and dedicated elevators.
The apartments sit within Enclave, which encompasses 323 suites across the resort’s highest floors, with no more than nine suites per floor. The broader category includes Townhomes and Marina and Ocean Estates alongside the two new apartments.
“The Mayfair and Paris Apartments are palaces in the sky. There is nothing on the world stage today that will rival what we’ve created here. Everything comes to you. There are only two accommodations at this level of the tower, and every aspect of the experience has been intentionally designed around privacy, service, and personalisation,” Lenahan concluded.
Wynn Al Marjan Island is scheduled to open in early 2027 and is positioned as the first integrated resort in the region.
