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Welcome to Sleepover Miami, the fifth in our series of ‘inventive events for hotel innovators’. Following previous outings in Berlin, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Istanbul we are delighted to be hosting our first event in the US, and especially thrilled to be here in Miami – not only one of the world’s best known destinations for hospitality innovation, but also increasingly recognised as a global capital for architecture, design, art, food and drink.

As in previous years, we hope to provide a platform for our guests to meet in a less formal environment than traditional hotel industry events, in inspirational surroundings. Our programme aims to take you not just to the beach, with tours and networking events at many of the most exciting new hotels to have opened here in recent years, but beyond, to the new districts and neighbourhoods shaping the city’s future. We have extended our usual 24 hour timeframe to give you more time to explore the city outside our core programme. To this end, you’ll find a link to a Google Map of places to check out in your spare time in your welcome email. Finally, I would like to thank our many partners and collaborators in Miami for welcoming us to their wonderful city, as well as our sponsors and attendees for their support. We hope you enjoy attending Sleepover as much as we’ve enjoyed creating it.

Matt Turner, Editor-in-Chief, Sleeper Magazine

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WELCOME TO...

THE BEACH AND BEYOND

1000-1200hrs Registration Arrivals and registration at The Hall South Beach

1200-1300hrs Welcome A relaxed lunch and welcome to Miami from our hosts and partners in Campton Yard, The Hall’s ‘come as you are’ outdoor hangout

1300-1700hrs The Beach Tours Hosted tours of 1 Hotel, The Confidante (formerly Thompson), and AC by Marriott / The Miami Edition

1700-1800hrs Drinks @ Freehand Cocktail Hour at Freehand with optional design tours

1800-2000hrs Downtime @ The Hall South Beach Including optional design tours of The Hall South Beach with Studio Robert McKinley

2000-2200hrs Dinner @ Nautilus, a Sixty Hotel Welcome from Sixty Hotels’ Co-Founder Jason Pomeranc followed by dinner at Driftwood Room

2230-0100hrs Nightcap @ The Hall South Beach Post-dinner drinks in Holidays, The Hall’s Afro-Latino cocktail bar, or an early night? You decide!

TIMETABLE:

SUNDAY 8 MAY

Please note all timings and activities are subject to change

0730-0830hrs Breakfast @ The Hall South Beach Continental breakfast for the early birds. Breakfast will also be provided at Faena for later risers

0900-1100hrs ‘The Beach and Beyond’ @ Faena Theatre A discussion on the evolution of the Miami hotel scene, past, present and future, hosted by Guy Dittrich Speakers: Laurent Fraticelli (General Manager, EAST Miami) Jason Pomeranc (Co-Founder, Sixty Hotels) Sandor Scher (Co-Founder, Claro Development)

1100-1600hrs Beyond The Beach Tours Hosted tours with the developers of Miami’s most exciting new neighbourhoods: Brickell, Design District and Wynwood, with lunch breaks in some of Miami’s hottest dining destinations

1800hrs Closing Cocktails @ EAST Miami A final networking opportunity with your fellow guests and local VIPs from the design and hospitality industries at Sugar Rooftop Bar & Garden at EAST, the new lifestyle hotel at Brickell City Centre

2000hrs Free Time Optional transport back to The Hall, or jump on the bus to Ironside for the opening Maison & Objet reception at Espasso Gallery, where your name will be on the guestlist!

MONDAY 9 MAY

Guests at Sleepover Miami will be accommodated at The Hall, the new bohemian South Beach boutique hotel by Joie de Vivre.

This classic 1940s Art Deco hotel has been transformed by Studio Robert McKinley. He has drawn inspiration from Miami’s mid-century beach culture as well as Caribbean and Latin American destinations to create a ‘tropical vintage’ design which celebrates the heritage of the building while incorporating a playful and casual beach vibe. Its supersized pool (one of the largest in Miami) is surrounded by palm trees and chic cabanas.

Bordering Collins and Washington Avenues, the hotel’s location places it in the heart of South Beach’s Art Deco District just one block from the ocean, and steps away from Lincoln Road and Ocean Drive.

Food and beverage are overseen by celebrated chef and avid surfer Spike Mendelsohn who has taken inspiration from his extensive travels to hip beach hangouts around the world.

Spike’s creations include Sunny’s, a casual courtyard restaurant named after his grandfather, and Campton Yard, a backyard hangout with tree-hung string lighting, social games, and picnic tables where locally brewed beers, craft cocktails and beach bites are served.

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HOST HOTEL

THE HALL SOUTH BEACH

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On Sunday afternoon, following lunch, three separate groups will depart by coach from The Hall to tour four of the hottest new hotels to open on Miami Beach over the past 18 months.

1 Hotel South Beach is the debut hotel from the new eco-luxury brand created by Barry Sternlicht, Chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital. A luxury lifestyle hotel brand inspired by nature, 1 Hotel was developed with the simple idea that those who travel the world also care about it. 1 Hotel upholds this vision by channelling nature through design, culinary partnerships, connecting with the local community and taking small steps to make a big difference.

“It’s simple. We have an impact on nature and nature has an impact on us. I decided that if I was ever going to create another hotel, I wanted it to be more than a brand; I wanted it to be a cause. People are already living like this and are now looking for ways to travel in the same fashion,” says Sternlicht. “At first, our guests may simply notice the graceful twist of driftwood in the furnishings. However, what we are really offering is an evolution of the entire hotel experience, one that is more natural in regards to the way we arrive, sleep, eat, relax and do.”

Our tours of 1 Hotel South Beach will be hosted by its designers Will Meyer and Gray Davis of Meyer Davis, and Liubasha Rose of Rose Ink Workshop, who led the project for Starwood Capital.

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HOTEL TOURS – SUNDAY

1 HOTEL SOUTH BEACH

The Confidante originally launched in 2014 as Thompson Miami Beach, before its recent acquisition by Hyatt Hotels Corporation from an affiliate of Geolo Capital. The hotel has now been rebranded as The Confidante, joining the existing properties in the recently launched The Unbound Collection by Hyatt brand, and retaining its mid-century modern design, by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio.

The Confidante is a three-towered property that pays homage to the vibrant feeling of the city in the 1950s. Serving at one time as the tallest modern building in Miami Beach, The Confidante originally opened as the 18-storey Lord Tarleton Hotel on Collins Avenue, making headlines and representing a boom for the city’s economy. In 1955, it reopened as the Crown Hotel and later was converted into a three-tower apartment building, before its launch as a Thompson hotel.

It now features 380 guestrooms, two restaurants, two heated swimming pools, direct beach access, a rooftop spa, a full service salon, an indoor/outdoor fitness experience, in-room dining, a craft cocktail bar, and a lush tropical garden. It will also house approximately 35,000+ ft2 of indoor and outdoor flexible, multi-functional venue space.

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THE CONFIDANTE

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Described as a “next-generation urban resort” the Miami Beach Edition was opened in 2015 by Ian Schrager in partnership with Marriott International, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg.

Located in the Mid-Beach area, the historic heart of Miami Beach between North Beach and South Beach, the hotel sits on a three and a half-acre private enclave stretching from Collins Avenue to the ocean shoreline. The project represents a careful renovation of the historic Seville Hotel, built in 1955, which was for many years a global playground for the rich and famous, and one of the most prestigious hotels in the Mid-Beach area.

The Miami Beach Edition is an elegantly designed, intricately interlinked complex of structures, spaces and settings that together offer a new kind of resort environment. Every aspect of the traditional beach hotel has been reimagined for the needs of a new generation, with emphasis on enhancing a guest’s stay for relaxation or for work.

The hotel comprises 294 individually designed guestrooms and suites, including 28 private bungalows, and a spectacular rooftop penthouse, together with an unusually wide array of public spaces, dining and drinking places, landscape and resort features, event rooms, entertainment hub, and other amenities.

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THE MIAMI EDITION

Designed by Miami-based Kobi Karp Architecture, AC Hotel Miami Beach is the brand’s flagship property in the U.S. and the first in Florida. It features the brand’s signature open-concept spaces outfitted with modern furnishings and décor, and thoughtfully selected modern artifacts and treasures.

The seven-storey hotel includes communal spaces that offer state-of-the-art technology and complimentary Wi-Fi for guests and locals to work, connect, explore and socialise.

In the AC Library, hotel guests and locals can enjoy a quiet read. The AC Library features a curated collection of Nigel Barker’s favourite books, including his latest NY Times best selling book, Models Of Influence, available to guests and visitors in a soothing environment.

The rooftop pool with ocean views serves as the focal point of the hotel, inviting guests and locals to unwind and enjoy a cocktail or snack. Guestrooms are designed to provide an oasis of modern design, with sleek furnishings, open closet system and hardwood floors. On-site parking, a fitness centre and 270ft2 of meeting space round out the hotel’s offerings.

Located at 2912 Collins Avenue, the 150-room hotel was developed in partnership with Miami’s Robert Finvarb Companies.


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Following Sunday afternoon’s tours, all guests will be transported to The Freehand Miami for an hour of cocktails and light bites, during which time optional design tours for small groups will also be available.

Described as the first “upscale hostel in the US”, Freehand incorporates handcrafted interiors by Roman and Williams and a comfortable community atmosphere at an affordable price. A reinvention of the historic Indian Creek Hotel, one of Miami Beach’s classic 1930s Art Deco buildings, Freehand is centrally located just a block from the beach at the corner of 28th Street and Indian Creek Drive.

The hostel offers 287 beds divided among 81 rooms, including both private and shared accommodations. The property also features a swimming pool and lush courtyard, bocce courts, ping pong, and bicycles for guests. Food and drink is by Bar Lab, who run acclaimed cocktail bar The Broken Shaker as well as restaurant and bar 27, the location for our cocktail hour.

Freehand is owned by Sydell Group, the New York-based owner, developer, and manager of lifestyle-oriented hotels, including NoMad NYC, the Line LA and Saguaro Palm Springs. It is developing further Freehand and NoMad properties in LA, as well as the new Soho House project at 27 Poultry in London and a Line hotel in Washington DC.

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COCKTAIL HOUR – SUNDAY

THE FREEHAND MIAMI

Following drinks at Freehand, guests will be transported back to The Hall for a couple of hours downtime, during which optional design tours with Studio Robert McKinley will be available (see blackboards in the lobby or ask a member of staff for details).

A short walk along Collins Avenue will then take us to our dinner desintation for the evening. Nautilus is the latest property from SIXTY Hotels. Originally designed by famed architect Morris Lapidus in the 1950s, it has been renovated paying homage to its original spirit. Revealing an extensive evolution of what the property once was, Nautilus features a comfortable design that emulates a luxury beach house with public spaces, rooms and suites that have an international and residential feel.

SIXTY Hotels Co-Founder Jason Pomeranc will welcome guests to The Driftwood Room, which offers Mediterranean cuisine with fresh Floridian ingredients by celebrity chef Alex Guarnaschelli. The restaurant boasts a private dining room for 16 and an outdoor terrace spanning 1,950ft2.

Chef Guarnaschelli’s menu features creative updates on simple dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, marrying the cuisine of Southern France with a Miami palate. If weather permits guests will also be able to check out The Nautilus Cabana Club which features an 1,890ft2 salt water pool and an expansive backyard area.

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DINNER – SUNDAY

NAUTILUS, A SIXTY HOTEL

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Our Monday activities commence with transportation to Faena District Miami Beach. Representing a US$1 billion investment, this is an entirely new neighbourhood with art and culture at its core. Faena Hotel Miami Beach, a conversion of the Saxony Hotel, is at the heart of the new district – only the second to be officially designed as such in Miami’s history.

Other highlights include Faena Forum – a groundbreaking new art and cultural institution by Rem Koolhaas / OMA; Faena House – a Foster + Partners 18 storey condominium; Faena Versailles – two residential condominium towers designed by Brandon Haw and William Sofield; Casa Claridge’s – a beachside guest house built like a home not a hotel, and Faena Bazaar – a unique retail experience also designed by Rem Koolhaas / OMA.

Faena Hotel Miami Beach comprises rooms and penthouses designed by film director, Baz Luhrmann and his Academy Award-winning wife, Catherine Martin, a 22,000ft2 South American inspired Tierra Santa Spa, fire kitchen restaurant Los Fuegos by Francis Mallman, two bars and Pao by Paul Qui restaurant.

The venue for our Breakfast Talk is the Saxony Theatre – a two level theatre and performance space, where Sleeper Magazine Editor-at-Large Guy Dittrich will be joined by three seminal industry figures to look at the evolution of Miami’s hotel scene, past, present and future (see overleaf for speaker profiles).

BREAKFAST TALK – MONDAY

FAENA THEATRE

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Laurent began his 23 year hotel journey in the US, at the Plaza Athénée Hotel in New York, prior to his recruitment to launch the first W Hotel in New York as Director of Food & Beverage. In 2001, he moved to LA and joined the Standard Hotel Group, becoming General Manager for the Standard Hollywood, then the Standard Downtown LA, before opening the Standard Miami.

In most recent years prior to joining Swire Hotels, Laurent assumed the position of General Manager at Soho Beach House Miami, in which capacity he travelled to Latin America representing and expanding the Soho House brand.

He is now General Manager of EAST Miami, overseeing the opening of the hotel at Brickell City Centre, Swire Properties’ US$1 billion mixed-use development in Miami’s downtown financial district. It will be the hotel group’s first property in the US and the third hotel under the EAST brand, following the launch of EAST, Hong Kong in Island East in 2010 and EAST, Beijing last year at INDIGO, Beijing.

Designed by Miami-based architects Arquitectonica, with interiors by Clodagh Design and Studio Collective, EAST, Miami will offer 263 rooms and 89 serviced apartments. The hotel will have two restaurants and a rooftop bar, as well as meeting rooms, pool deck, fitness centre and treatment rooms.

BREAKFAST SPEAKERS:

LAURENT FRATICELLIGENERAL MANAGER, EAST MIAMI

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BREAKFAST SPEAKERS:

JASON POMERANCCO-FOUNDER, SIXTY HOTELS

Jason’s hospitality career began with The Pomeranc Group, a family-operated real estate development firm, in 1997. A few years later, Jason and his brothers, Lawrence and Michael Pomeranc, debuted their first property in New York, 60 Thompson (rebranded in 2014 as SIXTY SoHo) - a project which pioneered the luxury boutique hotel sector in SoHo when it opened in 2001.

The opening of this new boutique hotel inspired the creation of Thompson Hotels. For more than 12 years Jason served as Co-founder and Creative Director. Along with his partners he developed, rebranded and renovated over 13 hotels for the brand throughout North America and the UK, opening six hotels within a 24 month period.

In October 2011, Jason and partners co-created Commune Hotels & Resorts, a parent company of Thompson Hotels and Joie de Vivre, which managed 46 hotels in North America and the UK, for which he served as co-chairman. Following a sale of his interests in Commune in August 2013 Jason along with his brothers and longtime collaborator Stephen Brandman, co-founded SIXTY Collective – a new company committed to creating a 360˚ cultural experience in hospitality environments.

In 2014, the Collective launched SIXTY Hotels - a new, innovative brand of six luxury inns based in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami South Beach, and Montreal (set to open in 2016).

BREAKFAST SPEAKERS:

SANDOR SCHERCO-FOUNDER, CLARO DEVELOPMENT

Sandor Scher is a founding principal of Claro Development, a real estate development services firm specialising in development, owner’s representation, project management, and asset advisory. Since 2002, Claro Development has advised on over 100 projects in over 60 cities, successfully delivering over US$750 million of development in the fields of hospitality, commercial and historic restoration.

In 2014, Sandor co-founded Ocean Terrace Holdings, a venture formed for the purpose of revitalising the last undeveloped area of Miami Beach Oceanfront located in North Beach. The vision for Ocean Terrace is to create a district that inspires the rebirth of a neglected area and to be the catalyst for one of the most important neighbourhood developments in the city’s history.

Claro also led the development for the Standard Miami Beach and the Raleigh Hotel for Andre Balazs; the Costa d’ Este Hotel in Vero Beach for Emilio and Gloria Estefan; Soho Beach House with Nick Jones; the Thompson Hotel with Jason Pomeranc; as well as working intimately with Alan Faena in the development of the Faena Hotel, and Faena Arts district.

Currently, Claro is working on the redevelopment of the Raleigh Hotel with Tommy Hilfiger, the redevelopment of the Peter Miller Hotel, the Greystone Hotel and 230 Lincoln Road amongst many other projects.

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Following our breakfast talk at Faena, Sleepover guests will once again split into three groups and be transported by coach on tours of three newly emergent districts shaping the wider city beyond Miami Beach.

With more than nine acres of masterplanning and urban design, the landmark US$1 billion Brickell City Centre is one of the most anticipated large-scale projects in Miami and currently in the final stages of completion. Transforming the downtown city skyline, Brickell City Centre is being brought to life by Swire Properties and includes 500,000ft2 luxury retail and dining anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue; two premier luxury condominium towers, Reach and Rise; two mid-rise office towers, and the EAST, Miami hotel. The mixed-use project also features the CLIMATE RIBBON™, a first-of-its-kind 150,000ft2 elevated trellis that operates as a sophisticated climate-management system.

After a short opening presentation, Sleepover guests will receive an exclusive first-look tour of Brickell City Centre’s completed towers, starting with the EAST hotel, Swire Hotels’ first US venture. There, guests will take in views of the city’s skyline at the hotel’s rooftop bar, Sugar, as well as seeing its soon to open Uruguayan restaurant, Quinto La Huella. The tour will continue to one of the two luxury condominium towers, Reach, as well as Three Brickell City Centre, one of the two Class-A office towers.

DISTRICT TOURS – MONDAY

BRICKELL CITY CENTER

Our second tour will see guests enjoying a visit to The Miami Design District – a neighbourhood where low-rise warehouses, converted into boutique stores, art galleries, restaurants and cafés, sit alongside architecturally adventurous showrooms from some of the biggest names in fashion, retail and design.

The Miami Design District is owned by Miami Design District Associates, a partnership between Dacra, founded and owned by entrepreneur Craig Robins, and L Real Estate, a global development and investment fund, specialising in luxury shopping destinations. Together they have actively transformed this once-overlooked corner of Buena Vista into a vibrant destination for shopping, cultural and culinary experiences.

The vision for a rejuvenated Design District – responsive to its historic, urban and tropical context – was developed by award-winning masterplanners Duany Plater-Zyberk, additional participation from architects including Hariri and Hariri, Juan Lezcano, Terence Riley, and Alison Spear.

Guests who are on the Design District tour at lunchtime will also have the opportunity to sample the Mediterranean cuisine and rustic design of Mandolin Aegean Bistro. Mandolin opened a second Miami restaurant at Soho Beach House in 2010, and is now expanding its partnership with Soho House Group with new outposts in Istanbul, London and Berlin.


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The Wynwood Walls was conceived by the late Tony Goldman – a locally renowned community revitaliser and placemaker – in 2009. His simple idea was to transform this warehouse district by allowing street artists to adorn the sides of its buildings: “Wynwood’s large stock of warehouse buildings, all with no windows, would be my giant canvases to bring to them the greatest street art ever seen in one place,” he said.

The project started in 2009 with a six-building complex at 25th–26th Street and has since expanded to fulfil Goldman’s vision, with the world’s greatest graffiti and street artists gravitating to the walls. Since its inception, the programme has seen over 50 artists representing 16 countries covering over 80,000ft2 of walls.

Each year The Wynwood Walls endeavours to expand its breadth, introduce artists that have never exhibited before in the US and bring world class art to the community.

Guests on The Wynwood Walls tour at lunchtime will dine at Wynwood Kitchen & Bar, the restaurant at the heart of The Wynwood Walls created by Goldman Properties, incorporating a bar area with a colourful mural by graffiti artists Shepard Fairey, explosive 20ft abstract paintings by acclaimed German artist Christian Awe, and an 11ft sculpture by David Benjamin Sherry.


THE WYNWOOD WALLS

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CLOSING COCKTAIL – MONDAY

SUGAR @ EAST MIAMI

Following Monday afternoon’s tours, all Sleepover guests will reconvene at Sugar, the 40th floor rooftop bar and lounge at EAST Miami, for a closing cocktail reception from 6-8pm where we will be joined by local luminaries from the hospitality and design industries.

Inspired by the EAST Hotel rooftop space in Hong Kong, Sugar will bring its notion of intrigue and voyeurism to Miami with an overall view of downtown and the unique surrounding waterways below. Encompassing heavy Asian influences, Sugar offers a lush Balinese garden vibe with an approachable transition from late afternoon cocktails and sunsets to extended evening libations under the stars, complemented with savory Asian Tapas.

Once our official programme has concluded, guests will have optional transport back to The Hall provided. Alternatively you can make your own way to explore the city at leisure (remember your Google Map link!) Please note many restaurants in Miami are closed Mondays. We have highlighted some that are open with purple markers on the map.

As a final benefit to Sleepover guests, transport will also be provided to celebrate the launch of Espasso’s new gallery at Ironside Miami, at an opening reception for Maison & Objet Americas, giving you a chance to experience this new creative quarter of showrooms, studios and co-working spaces.

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Recognised as a global leader in the luxury market, Alger-Triton International exemplifies the balance between quality product and impeccable design; creating distinctive lighting designs and fabrications for hospitality and gaming projects worldwide. From the hotel lobby to the casino floor, Alger-Triton boasts a robust portfolio of clients including Ritz-Carlton, Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, Four Seasons, St. Regis and Westin to name a few. Notable installations across Europe and the Middle East include: Marriott Marquis Dubai, Rosewood Abu Dhabi, St. Regis Saadiyat Island, Baku Flame Towers, Al Faisaliah Hotel, Four Seasons Amman, and The Ritz-Carlton Dubai.

Alger-Triton’s mission of “exceptional service driven by design” draws from its history as a leader in both delivery and creativity; solidifies a foundation based on customer loyalty and creative excellence; and inspires the future as performance and execution motivate the company’s approach to its niche business.

www.alger-triton.com

SPONSORS

With the brands Dornbracht and Alape as well as its licensing business with Villeroy & Boch, the Dornbracht Group unites three suppliers of bathroom and kitchen products. Thus the Dornbracht Group not only bundles its in-house expertise and experience, but also extends its areas of competence to provide long-term, comprehensive product and system solutions for interior architecture.

From product to process, from design to architecture: the visionary mission of developing high quality system solutions for interior architecture is characteristic of the Group’s quality, as well as its innovation. Parallel to this, sustainable development processes, international networking, stylistic compatibility and a forward-looking, industrial production operation constitute the core of the Dornbracht Group. The promotion of social and cultural projects is another integral element of Dornbracht Group’s identity.

www.dornbracht-group.com

GROHE products can be found in iconic hotel developments all over the world. Thanks to unique versatility in design and functionality, innovative technology and endless possible applications, GROHE products are perfectly placed to meet the rigorous demands of the hospitality sector. To complement the individual style and unique atmosphere of a hotel, GROHE fittings and showers come in a wide range of designs. Its collections cover all key styles – simply choose the style that best suits your project from the wide range of design options available. The aim is to make guests feel at home. When they visit a hotel, they expect a standard beyond that of a normal domestic bathroom. They want to be inspired. This is what Grohe does.

www.grohe.com

SPONSORS

A leader in design-driven furnishings, JANUS et Cie serves contract, hospitality, and residential clients with outstanding craftsmanship and service.

Since its founding in 1978, President Janice Feldman and her exceptional team have grown into a comprehensive global resource with sixteen flagship showrooms throughout North America and in Singapore and Sydney, as well as offices and dealers throughout the World.

The company’s namesake – the Roman god JANUS, whose two faces look both forward and back – represents heritage and innovation. This inspired view is realised through a corporate culture that encourages curiosity, creativity and collaboration.

Acclaimed by top designers, architects, and juried competitions, JANUS et Cie’s diverse catalogue of over 6,000 pieces includes accessories, performance textiles, and furniture for both indoors and out.

www.janusetcie.com

Lasvit, founded in 2007 by Leon Jakimič, sheds a new light on Bohemian glass and takes it into the next millennium. Lasvit combines the authenticity of glass with innovative technologies and creative craftsmanship.

In a few short years, Lasvit has established itself as the authority delivering bespoke lighting sculptures and art installations made from hand-blown glass. Collaborations with renowned designers and artists produce unique glass collections.

Nendo, Ross Lovegrove, Daniel Libeskind, Maarten Baas, and Czech legends René Roubíček and Bořek Šípek are among those who choose Lasvit in order to embody their unconventional artistic vision, endow it with the precision and mastery of its glassmakers, and produce impressive creative oeuvre.

This is a manifesto of Lasvit’s uncompromising mission: To transform glass into breathtaking light and design experiences.

www.lasvit.com

SPONSORS

Laufen is one of the leading international bathroom manufacturers. It draws its bathroom and ceramics expertise, since 1892, from the experience and tradition of its European production sites, and boasts collaborations with important design companies like Kartell and Alessi. Over 120 years, the Laufen brand has been using the oldest malleable material known to man to make innovative sanitary products in state-of-the-art plants with legendary Swiss precision. Knowledge of the bathroom as a whole has developed from the competence of Laufen in ceramics manufacturing, and sophisticated design. For Laufen, quality has two aspects: manufacturing knowledge and the practical benefit that the finished bathroom affords the customer. Laufen products allow water, a precious resource, to be used sparingly, demonstrating a commitment to preserving natural resources and environmentally-friendly production.

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LEDS-C4 is a company with over 40 years’ experience in design, development and manufacturing of lighting solutions, capable of meeting any specific need of the customer, with an exclusive service of personalised advice, creation and manufacturing of bespoke solutions. At LEDS-C4, belief is placed in light and in its potential to assist the comfort of people in their different life situations. The brand’s passionate investigation of the possibilities of light has shown how it can influence different spaces and the way we perceive them. LEDS-C4 applies that knowledge in the development of every new lighting design and in the study of every new lighting project, with the aim of achieving the desired singularity for each different area to light.

The company operates in all lighting segments, indoors and outdoors alike, and is well-known thanks to our high flexibility concept to offer ad hoc solutions for specific needs.

www.leds-c4.com

SPONSORS

PORCELANOSA, a global leader in the innovation, design, manufacture and distribution of tile, kitchen and bath products, endeavours to be the industry leader by providing trendsetting cutting-edge designs of unparalleled beauty and refinement, uncompromising quality, technologically superior products and dependable services to its clients. Having started operations in the United States over 20 years ago, Porcelanosa has quickly grown to become the choice resource for homeowners, builders, architects and designers. The effective infrastructure of showrooms, retail partners and distribution centres enables them to inspire with the latest products exhibits, rapidly deliver and tirelessly support the pre and post sales service so many have come to expect from the trusted leader in the tile, kitchen and bath industry.

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RH Contract offers curated design and luxury furnishings for the global hospitality, commercial and residential environments. As a single-source supplier, it is uniquely positioned in the industry to fulfill all aspects of a project. Its product offering, crafted by the world’s most esteemed artisans, includes casegoods, seating, lighting, bath and outdoor furniture. RH Contract’s furniture is designed to meet or exceed codes and requirements particular to the hospitality and commercial environments, ensuring durability and longevity. It also has the capability to modify products to meet aesthetic requirements, commercial standards, or to offer value engineered alternatives. Whether a project entails outfitting guestrooms, public spaces, restaurants, outdoor spaces, commercial offices, educational environments or multi-unit residences, RH Contract is dedicated to offering unparalleled customer service and innovative design solutions.

www.rh.com/contract

SPONSORS

Robena Contract Furnishings Ltd specialise in manufacturing bespoke hand crafted soft furnishings including curtains, pelmets, blinds, bedspreads, throws, cushions and accessories. Robena has over three decades of experience in supplying contract furnishings. Its reputation for quality and delivery has established a desirable client base in the hotel and leisure sectors. Robena believes that its ability to service a discerning client base, from leading luxury hotel groups to independent boutique hotels, lies in its attention to detail and ability to offer all aspects of design and production from concept to completion. Its experienced project management team oversees each individual project from beginning to end (shop drawings to site installation), ensuring clients’ expectations are exceeded..

www.robena.co.uk

Shaw Hospitality Group is dedicated to delivering new and innovative carpet and flooring designs to the hospitality industry worldwide. As Shaw understands the language of design, its hospitality flooring collections are inspired, creative and customised for your needs.

Shaw Hospitality Group is a vertically integrated mill offering the widest selection of “front door to top floor” hospitality flooring solutions for hotels, ageless living, entertainment and retail. Expansive product offerings include standard and custom carpets for guestrooms and public areas, as well as hard surface, modular tile carpet and cushion.

www.shawhospitalitygroup.com

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It has been our pleasure to work with the following organisations to create the programme for this year’s event:

HOST HOTELThe Hall South Beach www.jdvhotels.com

PARTNERSAmerican Excursionist www.americanexcursionist.comGMCVB www.miamiandbeaches.comMaison & Objet Americas www.maison-objet.com/en/americas

HOTEL PARTNERS1 Hotel South Beach 1hotels.com/south-beachAC by Marriott www.marriott.comEAST Miami www.east-miami.comFreehand www.thefreehand.com/miamiNautilus www.sixtyhotels.com/nautilus-south-beachThe Miami Beach Edition www.editionhotels.com/miami-beach

DISTRICT PARTNERSDacra www.dacra.com Faena www.faena.com/miami-beach/Goldman Properties www.goldmanproperties.comIronside www.miamiironside.comMiami Design District www.miamidesigndistrict.netThe Wynwood Walls www.thewynwoodwalls.comSwire Properties www.swireproperties.com

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THANK YOU

Sleeper would like to thank the following for their invaluable help and input in making Sleepover possible:

Zacahry Felter (1 Hotel South Beach) Yulissa Munoz, Norman Aynbinder (American Excursionist); Sandor Scher, Grace Dillon (Claro Developments); Christopher Alvarado (Commune Hotels & Resorts); Ralph Cochrane, Mike Lunt (Creative Grid); Maria Ruiz (Dacra / Miami Design District); Brian Williams, Laurent Fraticelli, Clare Laverty, Amanda Harris, Rosi Garibay, Fernando Cerna, Mariolga Calderon, Andrew Peleckis; Gimena Pereyra, Benjamin Sinclair (Faena) Nicolas Storni (EAST / Swire Properties); Sven Eselgroth (Photographer) Tonya Sanchez (Faena) Anne Posschelle, Ana-Maria Hoyos, Roy Alpert (Freehand); Frank Bruno (GTT Limo); Kenneth Villamil, Brooke Weigand (Hyatt Hotels & Resorts) Idamar Siverio (Independent Tour Guide); Jennifer Diaz (GMCVB) kELzO (Graffiti Artist) CJ Holden and all at LE Miami; Philippe Brocart and all at Maison & Objet Americas; Anastasia Kousioukis (Mandolin); Giovanni Gomez, Will Meyer, Gray Davis (Meyer Davis); Jimmy Blakeslee, Caroline Dyal (The Hall); Joshua Wagner (The Miami Edition); Robert McKinley (Robert McKinley Design Studio); Liubasha Rose (Rose Ink Workshop); Claire Scheidegger; Guy Chetwynd (Soho Beach House Miami); Jason Pomeranc, Dianna Balabon (SIXTY Hotels) Andrew Zobler (Sydell Group); Elizabeth Tweedy (Wynwood Kitchen & Bar); Leah Vaughn, Marlo Courtney (Wynwood / Goldman Properties)...and anyone we forgot to mention!

CONTACTSIf you have any questions please contact a member of our team: Amy Wright +44 7932 798889 • Yulissa Munoz +1 407 919 8413 Catherine Martin +44 7734 051199 • Matt Turner +44 7977 428080 • Molly Dolan +44 7501 926436 • Rob Hart +44 7752 536642

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