The Glittering Age | Wynn Palace Public Area

Wynn Palace Public Area. The environment is truly beyond reproach; the entire hotel is still designed by Wynn's royal designer Roger P. Thomas, with the whole hotel's business and restaurant layout forming a square-shaped entertainment center in the middle, which is relatively regular and orderly, making it a comfortable experience without getting lost. From the perspective of different areas, the designer continues the Las Vegas style, only now it's blooming for the 'third' time in Macau. In terms of hardware, even the sound system deserves a detailed discussion. From every corner inside to the outdoor performance lake, each lamp post and underground space has its own subwoofer for atmospheric rendering, which is truly luxurious. (The sound system brand is Bose) The hotel uses fresh flowers for decoration (with some arrangements of eternal flowers), and the indoor stainless steel screens and railings are designed without welding points, which is a delight to the eye. The precision and flatness of the elevator seams are also impressive. The symmetrical corridor design of the SPA area continues the layout of the Las Vegas Wynn, but the evolved Macau Wynn Palace has replaced lights with stone lions. The stone lions are arrayed on both sides, welcoming guests in a formation that is quite stunning on-site. The things mentioned above are just the tip of the iceberg at Wynn Palace; there are many details that are simply indescribable, as there are always new discoveries with each visit. Although the hotel is stacked with materials, it never feels tacky because each lighting and material used is significantly different, and the designer skillfully captures the scene's purpose and atmosphere.