Wynn Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah Introduces Two Exclusive Seven-Bedroom Royal Residences.

Wynn Al Marjan Island Unveils Two Ultra-Luxury Seven-Bedroom Residences

Wynn Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah has expanded its collection of high-end accommodation with the introduction of two remarkable royal residences, each covering approximately 1,460 square metres. Positioned at the summit of the resort’s 70-storey Resort Tower, the newly revealed apartments represent the most elevated and spacious accommodation options currently available at the property.

Known as the Mayfair Apartment and the Paris Apartment, the two residences occupy the highest floors of the tower and form part of Enclave, the resort’s exclusive boutique-hotel concept. Their elevated position provides sweeping panoramas over the Arabian Gulf, while views towards the Hajar Mountains add another striking element to the setting.

The residences have been conceived for guests seeking an exceptional level of comfort, privacy and personalisation. Each apartment includes seven bedrooms alongside a collection of expansive living and entertaining areas. Private bars and dedicated spaces for social occasions are also incorporated into the residences, allowing guests to host gatherings without leaving the comfort of their own accommodation.

Beyond the private living spaces, guests staying in the apartments can access an extensive range of personalised services. Dining experiences, spa treatments, salon appointments, entertainment and other tailored services can all be arranged within the residences, creating an environment where much of the guest experience can take place privately.

Privacy was a central consideration in the planning of the two apartments. Their location at the uppermost levels of the tower ensures that the residences remain distinct from the resort’s wider accommodation offering. With just two apartments situated at this level, the design provides an unusually private setting for guests looking for exclusivity and discretion throughout their stay.

A Meeting of International Design Expertise

The interiors of the two residences are the result of a collaboration involving Todd-Avery Lenahan, President and Chief Creative Officer of Wynn Design & Development, together with two internationally recognised design practices: Anouska Hempel Design, based in London, and Pinto, headquartered in Paris.

Rather than following temporary interior trends, the design team sought to create residences with a sense of longevity. The objective was to combine contemporary luxury with established principles of high-end residential design, resulting in interiors intended to remain distinctive and relevant over time.

Lenahan explained that the project involved working with studios whose influence can be seen across the world of luxury interiors. His approach was to bring together designers with established identities and distinctive design philosophies rather than relying on fashionable concepts that could quickly become dated.

The result is two apartments that share an exceptional level of craftsmanship but possess markedly different personalities. Each residence has been given its own visual language, drawing inspiration from different cities, lifestyles and traditions.

Bespoke furnishings and individually created decorative elements form an important part of both apartments. Many of the pieces were developed specifically for the residences, helping ensure that the interiors feel individual rather than resembling conventional luxury hotel accommodation.

The result is closer to the atmosphere of an exceptionally designed private home, with art, furniture, materials and architectural details carefully combined to establish a distinctive identity for each residence.

The Paris Apartment

The Paris Apartment takes its creative direction from the idea of a contemporary collector whose life has been shaped by international travel, art and design. The residence was developed by Paris-based design studio Pinto, which used a mixture of custom-made elements, artworks and distinctive objects to create an interior with a collected and highly personal character.

Spread across two levels, the apartment combines architectural grandeur with an assortment of carefully selected furnishings and decorative pieces. Instead of adhering to one particular historical period or design movement, the interiors bring together influences from different eras and locations.

This approach gives the residence the atmosphere of a sophisticated traveller’s home, where individual objects have been accumulated over time rather than selected from a single collection or designed according to one uniform aesthetic.

The entrance immediately establishes the character of the apartment. Large architectural columns provide a dramatic sense of arrival, while extensive use of glass allows natural light and surrounding views to become part of the interior experience. The combination of reflective surfaces and the expansive outlook creates a strong visual connection between the residence and its elevated setting.

Art plays a particularly important role throughout the Paris Apartment. Hand-painted murals, collectible artworks and specially crafted lighting installations are incorporated into different areas of the residence. These details add visual depth while reinforcing the apartment’s connection with the world of art and collecting.

The interiors also feature an eclectic selection of furniture and decorative objects. Custom-designed pieces sit alongside discoveries sourced through auctions and markets, creating an intentionally layered appearance.

Rather than presenting a perfectly coordinated showroom-like interior, the design embraces contrast and variety. Different materials, periods and artistic influences coexist, giving the residence a sense of personality and history.

According to Pietro Scaglione, co-artistic director of Pinto, this mixture was fundamental to the concept behind the apartment. The combination of specially commissioned pieces with objects discovered through auctions and markets was intended to evoke the character of someone who has travelled extensively and gradually built a collection of meaningful possessions.

This philosophy helps distinguish the Paris Apartment from a conventional hotel suite. Its interiors are intended to feel collected and lived-in while retaining the refinement expected from one of the resort’s most prestigious accommodations.

The apartment’s two-storey configuration further enhances the sense of scale. With its combination of expansive rooms, private entertaining areas, artistic details and panoramic views, the Paris Apartment has been conceived as a destination in itself rather than simply a place for guests to sleep.

The Mayfair Apartment

The second residence, the Mayfair Apartment, takes an entirely different direction. Designed by London-based Anouska Hempel Design, the apartment draws heavily on the character of sophisticated private homes associated with some of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Its design combines traditional architectural references with rich materials and meticulous detailing. The intention was to create an interior that could feel imposing and luxurious without losing the warmth and intimacy associated with a private residence.

A distinctive green colour scheme forms one of the strongest visual elements throughout the apartment. Jewel-like green tones appear across lacquered wall panels, marble surfaces and detailed millwork, creating a rich and enveloping atmosphere.

Gilded accents are introduced throughout the interiors to provide contrast and add a subtle sense of glamour. The combination of green materials and gold detailing gives the apartment a sophisticated character while maintaining the classical influence that defines the overall design.

The concept takes inspiration from grand residential properties in London, particularly those surrounding areas such as Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park. Architectural planning and decorative details reference the elegance traditionally associated with these prestigious addresses.

Despite the grandeur of the interiors, the design avoids making the residence feel excessively formal. Carefully considered proportions, materials and furnishings are intended to create a balance between theatricality and comfort.

The name Mayfair itself reflects this design direction. The London neighbourhood has long been associated with exclusivity, refined hospitality and luxury, making it a natural reference point for a residence positioned at the highest level of Wynn Al Marjan Island.

The choice of name also acknowledges the London heritage of Anouska Hempel Design. The studio has a long association with luxury hospitality and residential interiors, and its work has helped shape the boutique-hotel aesthetic over several decades.

Lenahan highlighted this history when discussing the studio’s involvement in the project, pointing to Anouska Hempel’s influential role in establishing an early generation of boutique hotels through properties including Blake’s and the Hempel in London.

The Mayfair Apartment therefore draws together several aspects of the studio’s design heritage. Classical references, dramatic materials and carefully controlled detailing are combined with the scale and functionality expected from an ultra-luxury modern residence.

Designed for an Elevated Private Stay

Although the Paris and Mayfair apartments differ significantly in appearance, both were developed around the same fundamental idea: providing guests with an exceptional level of privacy and personal service.

Their location at the top of the 70-storey Resort Tower gives them a natural sense of separation from the rest of the resort. The limited number of residences at this height further reinforces their exclusivity.

Guests can enjoy expansive private spaces while still having access to the wider range of services associated with Wynn Al Marjan Island. Dining, wellness, beauty, entertainment and personalised hospitality can be brought directly into the residences, reducing the need to leave the apartment during a stay.

This approach transforms the apartments from traditional hotel suites into fully equipped private environments. Their seven-bedroom configurations make them particularly suited to families, groups or high-profile guests who require substantial living and entertaining space without compromising on privacy.

The panoramic setting is another defining feature. From their elevated position, the residences offer broad views across the Arabian Gulf, complemented by vistas towards the Hajar Mountains. The surrounding landscape becomes an important part of the experience, particularly from the apartments’ expansive entertaining and living areas.

The scale of the residences also allows the resort to offer something considerably different from a conventional hotel room. Multiple entertaining spaces, private bars and dedicated areas for gatherings create an environment designed for both relaxation and hosting.

At the same time, the interior concepts ensure that the two residences are not interchangeable. The Paris Apartment presents a cosmopolitan, art-focused aesthetic inspired by a global collector, while the Mayfair Apartment adopts a more classically British character influenced by London’s prestigious private residences.

Together, they demonstrate two distinct interpretations of contemporary luxury.

A New Benchmark for Wynn Al Marjan Island

The introduction of the two royal apartments adds another dimension to Wynn Al Marjan Island’s accommodation offering. Their size, elevated location, bespoke interiors and personalised services position them at the very top of the resort’s residential portfolio.

The collaboration between Wynn Design & Development and two internationally established studios has also allowed the project to move beyond a single design language. Instead, the residences present contrasting interpretations of luxury while maintaining a consistent focus on craftsmanship, exclusivity and guest comfort.

Every major element, from the architectural planning and furnishings to the artwork, lighting and material selection, contributes to the individual identity of each apartment.

The Paris residence uses collecting, travel and artistic discovery as its central themes, creating an eclectic environment filled with bespoke creations and distinctive finds. The Mayfair residence, meanwhile, looks towards London’s grand residential tradition, using rich colours, classical references and detailed craftsmanship to establish its identity.

Despite their differences, both apartments have been designed to offer the same fundamental experience: exceptional space combined with discretion, personalised hospitality and access to the amenities and services of one of the region’s most ambitious luxury resorts.

With only two residences occupying the highest accommodation level of the tower, the apartments also offer a degree of exclusivity that is difficult to replicate within a large-scale resort.

Their arrival further strengthens Wynn Al Marjan Island’s position as a destination focused on high-end hospitality and distinctive design. Rather than simply increasing the number of rooms available, the project introduces two highly individual residences intended to provide guests with an experience that combines the privacy of a luxury home with the service of a world-class resort.

The Mayfair and Paris apartments consequently represent more than additional accommodation. They are purpose-designed private environments where architecture, art, hospitality and panoramic surroundings come together to create an elevated stay.

From the dramatic arrival spaces and extensive entertaining areas to the bespoke furnishings and carefully selected artworks, the residences have been conceived with attention to detail at every level.

For guests seeking space, privacy and highly personalised service, the two apartments offer an accommodation experience unlike the standard hotel model. Their position above the resort, combined with their substantial size and individual design identities, makes them among the most distinctive residences introduced at Wynn Al Marjan Island.

As the resort continues to establish itself as a major luxury destination in Ras Al Khaimah, the addition of these two residences adds further depth to its accommodation portfolio while showcasing the work of three influential design forces from the worlds of hospitality, architecture and interiors.