While I have extensive experience designing for corporate events, Possible Miami was the first project where I was able to visit the event site in advance—a valuable opportunity that had a major impact on the final outcome. A few weeks prior to the event, I traveled to Miami with our events manager, Lucy, to tour the suite, take measurements, and plan the layout on-site.

During the visit, I helped make key decisions about the spatial design—such as which walls to wrap in vinyl, how to cover existing artwork, and where to move furniture to create purposeful meeting zones. Seeing the space in person allowed me to design with intention and precision.

As soon as I stepped into the suite, I envisioned a full vinyl wrap for the column wall at the entrance to make a bold first impression. I also selected key walls in the dining and bedroom areas for accent vinyl applications. We documented all existing artwork to be covered, measured frames, and thoughtfully placed logos to balance branding with aesthetics.

Since the suite was originally designed as a hotel room, we needed to reimagine it for professional use without stripping away its functionality. This included incorporating the bed, tub, and shower into the design in a playful, brand-appropriate way.

This project was especially rewarding because I was able to design directly from my own measurements, photos, and layout plans—bringing the vision to life from concept to execution.