The members' club is evolving, with a new wave of openings rethinking what it means to gather, from wellness-led social spaces to sky-high salons built for dining, business and culture. Spanning Beverly Hills, New York, Miami, and London, these new clubs are setting the tone for where tastemakers, founders, and creatives are connecting now.

Gravitas, Beverly Hills 

Set in the heart of Beverly Hills, Gravitas is a 28,000-square-foot club designed with discretion and refined architecture in mind. Its spaces move easily from social to strategic, with multiple bars and dining areas, two state-of-the-art LED screens, a podcast studio, private meeting rooms, and temperature-controlled wine lockers. It's a natural home for the conversations that matter most, from intimate symposium dinners and advisory board meetings to invitation-only investor salons.

Moss, NYC

Moss brings a fresh approach to Manhattan's club scene, built around the pursuit of "Intelligent Leisure and Physical Culture." Founded by sisters Colleen and Hailey Brooks, it draws on both the warm hospitality of London's private clubs and the community spirit of bathhouses and spas around the world. Spanning 40,000 square feet across four floors at 520 Fifth Avenue, it offers spaces for every way members spend their time, from connecting and engaging to disconnecting and unwinding.

Seia Club, Miami

Seia Club opened in March atop 830 Brickell, Miami's newest Class A office tower, through a partnership between OKO Group and The Bastion Collection. Set on the 55th floor above Seia, the building's contemporary Italian restaurant, the invitation-only space is designed for private connection by day and social exchange by night. Interiors by Laurence Macadam of Zervudachi, Roberts & Macadam pair panoramic skyline views with a gallery-like art collection featuring works by Damien Hirst and George Condo. Members enjoy an all-day lounge, an open-air terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay, an on-site wine and spirits collection program, and curated programming from chef-led dinners to salon-style conversations with artists and collectors.

triplebond, London

triplebond is London's first social wellness club, reframing wellness as a shared experience rather than a solo routine. Set within The BoTree in Marylebone, steps from Bond Street station, it pairs performance and recovery with social spaces, including a beat-driven infrared hot studio, fire-and-ice circuits, full-body cryotherapy, and a private hyperbaric chamber. The neighborhood's first rooftop pool anchors two floors of skyline bars and event spaces, while ground, a new street-level café on Marylebone Lane, serves a nutritionist-backed menu from day to night.