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Inside the Venetian’s $1.5B transformation: Bold new suites revealed

A revamp of the resort's invitation signature suites

Venetian Las Vegas
The Venetian Las Vegas

The iconic Venetian resort in Las Vegas has unveiled a major $1.5 billion transformation, introducing an all-new set of Signature Suites. The hotel, which is known for its Italian theming and ambiance, will showcase a bold new design on the Las Vegas strip, brought to life by award-winning design firms Meyer Davis, Richmond International, and Wimblery Interiors. The announcement marks a key moment for the renowned resort, taking the next step to reinvent what luxury means by blending heritage with bold, contemporary designs.

The signature suites, available exclusively by invitation, are inspired by the elegance of Venice. These suites celebrate Italian craftsmanship and represent the highest expression of luxury at the Venetian Resort Las Vegas. The collection includes Chairman, Presidential, and Penthouse Suites. The collection of Chairman suites spans across 8,000 square feet and features luxurious design elements such as richly layered textures, Murano glass pendant lighting, onyx stone, and oil-rubbed bronze detailing. Featuring a contemporary design with subtle Italian flair, the Chairman Suite represents the largest of the new suites.

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The Presidential and Penthouse Suites were also transformed, showcasing cinematic grandeur in every detail. These suites are designed to tell a story, inviting connection and discovery, and creating an atmosphere that makes guests feel like they’ve arrived somewhere extraordinary. These suites feature elegant touches such as Minotti furnishings, Murano chandeliers, jewel-toned upholstery, and more. The feeling inside these signature suites is designed to balance intimacy and opulence.

Emily Caldwell
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