PROFILEmiami hosted its third annual PROFILE Design Summit 2026 at Atrium at Trackside in partnership with Sexy Bedding and Eclectic Elements, bringing together South Florida’s leading architects, developers, designers, builders, and industry professionals for an evening of elevated dialogue and bespoke networking focused on the future of design and development.
Building on PROFILEmiami’s legacy of industry-leading real estate forums, the Design Summit continues to serve as a premier platform for exploring the evolving intersection of architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and the economics of development across South Florida’s luxury residential and commercial markets.
The evening began with an immersive Design Showcase, featuring a curated selection of top-tier brands, firms, and service providers shaping the region’s most prestigious developments. Attendees engaged with leaders across the design and construction ecosystem, including Edge House, Hegra, LUC Electric, Sexy Bedding, Ero Lighting, IVEY Design Build, IVEY Punch, Cetta Group, Samaan Design Group, and Eclectic Elements, among others.
The showcase highlighted the full spectrum of ultra-luxury development—from architecture and interiors to custom kitchens, millwork, lighting, smart-home technology, wellness systems, and advanced security solutions—offering a comprehensive look at the innovation driving South Florida’s design-forward growth.
Following the initial bespoke networking period guests sat down to listen to two engaging panels led by PROFILEmiami Co-Founder Demetri Demascus. The first panel, Designing for Luxury & Longevity, explored a powerful shift in the definition of luxury—moving beyond aesthetics to focus on human longevity, wellness, and long-term livability. Panelists included Ralph Choeff (Choeff Levy Fischman), Mikael Hamaoui (Riviera Horizons / Pagani Residences Miami), Tatiana Sheveleva (CHAPI Design), Kathy Samaan (Samaan Design Group), Monica Suleski (Eclectic Elements / Sexy Bedding), and Michael Cetta (Cetta Group). A central theme emerged early in the discussion: wellness is no longer an amenity—it is the foundation of modern luxury.