Mark Eacott
Global Head of DesignEnnismoreMark Eacott leads global design across Ennismore’s hotel and branded residential portfolio, shaping the creative direction of one of the industry’s most dynamic hospitality platforms. With experience spanning London, New York, and Shanghai, his career includes work with leading firms and brands such as Philippe Starck’s YOO, Soho House, OMA, and Hirsch Bedner Associates. Since joining Ennismore in 2018 following Accor’s acquisition of sbe, Eacott has brought deep expertise across legacy lifestyle brands including SLS, Mondrian, HYDE, and Delano, driving product innovation and brand-led design worldwide.
The Lifestyle Balance: Scaling with Soul
How do the world's leading lifestyle hospitality brands grow without losing what makes them distinctive? From architecture and interiors to materialit
…How do the world's leading lifestyle hospitality brands grow without losing what makes them distinctive? From architecture and interiors to materiality and spatial experiences, this conversation explores the delicate balance between preserving a reco
…How do the world's leading lifestyle hospitality brands grow without losing what makes them distinctive? From architecture and interiors to materiality and spatial experiences, this conversation explores the delicate balance between preserving a recognizable design language and creating experiences that feel individual, authentic and connected to their destinations. Discover how a brand-led design approach can provide a clear creative vision with
…How do the world's leading lifestyle hospitality brands grow without losing what makes them distinctive? From architecture and interiors to materiality and spatial experiences, this conversation explores the delicate balance between preserving a recognizable design language and creating experiences that feel individual, authentic and connected to their destinations. Discover how a brand-led design approach can provide a clear creative vision without prescribing a formula, and why consistency should never mean conformity.
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