Soho House has always been about more than just luxurious accommodations and high-end amenities. Founded in London in 1995, the members-only social club has grown to include 39 properties in 14 countries, each one designed to foster creativity, community, and collaboration among its members. Now, Soho House has debuted its second Magic City location, Miami Pool House, at the border of Wynwood and Edgewater. The social club is currently open exclusively to its founding members — the first batch of people who joined Miami Pool House’s community. It’s slated to welcome all members at the end of March.
Miami Pool House: A Vibrant Oasis in the Heart of Wynwood
Miami Pool House’s three main buildings — the Pool House, the Loft, and the Cottage — are centered around a Palm Springs–inspired pool. The pool area is vibrant, with its pink-and-white pool tiles and umbrellas, yellow-and-blue striped day beds, and tropical-print loungers. But the pool space is more than just a spot to lounge. It will have live music daily and a weekend market featuring art and food stalls from member-owned businesses. The three structures on the one-acre property also have a fascinating history.
Miami Pool House’s Design and Amenities
The Pool House was once a 1940s printing factory, the Loft was a 1960s machine shop, and the Cottage is a Sears kit home from 1926. The Loft serves as a communal workspace by day and bar by night. Meanwhile, the Cottage serves coffee and nutritious bites in the morning through its ventanita cafes. At night, the Cottage transforms into a pop-up dining experience featuring a rotating roster of chefs and restaurants. The club also offers a variety of events and programming to its members. These include live music performances, artist workshops, fitness classes, and talks from influential figures in various industries. Members can also participate in Soho House’s signature house suppers, where they can enjoy a communal meal with other members while discussing topics ranging from art and culture to politics and social issues.
Supporting Local Artists and Celebrating Culture
Sprinkled throughout the property are 60 works of art — paintings, installations, and even a mural — from artists with ties to Miami or the Caribbean. The collection of art at Miami Pool House is part of Soho House’s commitment to showcasing and supporting local artists in the communities where its properties are located. Overall, Miami Pool House is a community-focused space that celebrates Miami’s rich cultural history, supports local artists and businesses, and provides its members with a range of experiences and programming that go far beyond traditional social clubs.