Peter Arnell, Chief Brand and Design Officer for Fontainebleau, explained the significance of the animated bow tie lighting design on the New Year's Eve ball, saying it was chosen to link up with the Times Square nickname of 'the bow tie' while introducing the new Fontainebleau identity at the same time.
Anneta Konstantinides reviews the newest resort in Las Vegas, Fontainebleau, during the Super Bowl weekend and experiences the new era of luxury represented by its stunning design, memorable dining and breathtaking spa.
Fontainebleau Chief Brand and Design Officer, Peter Arnell, has captured the history of the brand and its luxury destinations in his photographs of Fontainebleau Miami Beach and the new Fontainebleau Las Vegas in Assouline's publication 'Fontainebleau'.
Peter Arnell, Fontainebleau Chief Brand and Design Officer, was at the preview ceremony announcing the opening of the Hall of Excellence, a collaboration between Jim and Fran Gray as well as Tom Brady, featuring a unique collection of sports memorabilia. Arnell, who has created the museum's architectural and exhibition design, has been quoted as saying that they are effectively creating a museum within a hotel and that this addition is as authentic as the hotel.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas featured very special New Years Eve festivities including a live sold-out performance by Post Malone, a Times Square serenade by Paul Anka, Janelle Monáe performing at the newly launched Poodle Room and a rooftop fireworks celebration.