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The ever-changing Miami Design District offers one
constant: It is always the epicenter of cutting-edge luxury,
fashion and culture. The neighborhood once again hosts an
exciting array of forward-thinking projects that focus on
fashion, food, art and design. Whether you are here
to explore, shop or dine the Miami Design District offers
a unique experience for all.
Please use this guide as a resource to discover all that the
Miami Design District has to offer.
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NE 1st Avenue
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street,
2nd Floor Terrace
At Paseo Ponti & NE 39th Street
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Palm Court, on the south side of
the Fujimoto building facing
NE 38th Street between NE 2nd
Avenue and NE 1st Avenue
4001 NE 2nd Avenue
On the east side of NE 2nd Avenue
between NE 40th & 41st Streets
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Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street
At Paseo Ponti & NE 39th Street
Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye Dome™ 1978-2014, a commission by The Buckminister Fuller Institute
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3800 NE 1st Avenue
Between NE 1st Avenue & N Miami
Avenue, South façade facing
NE 38th Street, view from I-195
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Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street,
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At Paseo Ponti & NE 39th Street
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Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street
At the south end of Paseo Ponti &
NE 39th Street
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3800 NE 1st Avenue
Between NE 1st Avenue & N Miami
Avenue, North façade facing
NE 39th Street
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191 NE 40th Street
Inside the Moore building on NE
40th Street and NE 2nd Avenue
C R E AT I V IT Y IS
H A P P E NIN G
MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT SATELLITE EXHIBITIONS
Calla / Zaha Hadid for Citco, 2014 / Courtesy of Jacopo Spilimbergo
In recognition of Ten Years of Design Miami/, the Miami Design
District recognizes the significant contributions the fair has had
on establishing and shaping today’s international collectible
design market. From the start, Design Miami/ has recognized
design and architecture luminaries, commissioning a number of
them over the years. The fair brings together the world’s most
influential collectors, gallerists, designers, curators and critics
in celebration of design culture and commerce.
It is in this spirit that the Miami Design District has embarked
on several projects outside of the 18-block neighborhood
that honor the influence of the fair: Miami Design District
presents a retrospective on Zaha Hadid, inaugural Designer
of the Year recipient at Design Miami/; Konstanin Grcic, the
sixth Designer of the Year recipient has been commissioned
to create a interactive design piece for the Perez Art Museum
Miami, Nestcape, originally realized for Design Miami/ 2010;
and the prototype of Buckminster Fuller’s 24ft - Fly’s Eye Dome,
which was originally presented as a Design Satellite for Design
Miami/, is also on view at the Perez Art Museum Miami.
Zaha Hadid
Z AHA HAD I D
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Design Miami/
19th Street and Meridian Ave
www.designmiami.com
Konstantin Grcic
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Perez Art Museum Miami
1103 Biscayne Blvd
www.pamm.org
B U CKM I N STER FU LLER
24- FO OT PROTOT YPE
FLY ’ S E YE D O M E™
Perez Art Museum Miami
1103 Biscayne Blvd
www.pamm.org
Buckminster Fuller
Spinello Projects
Smell the Magic, Kris Knight
A RT IS
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ADAMAR FI N E ARTS
AN DY WARH O L : SEEN AN D U N SEEN –
FROM THOUGHT TO PRI NT
Adamar Fine Arts, one of Miami’s premier art galleries located in the heart of the
Design District, is proud to announce an exhibit with never before seen original
Warhol works that show how the artist developed a concept through to the final
silkscreen. The gallery will have two of Warhol’s printers who worked for Warhol
discuss their involvement and experience in the studio and lecture on the topic.
The gallery is open from Monday through Friday from 12–6 pm and Saturday
1-5 pm with an opening reception Thursday, December 4th at 6pm.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 107
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B ENTLE Y + B U S I N E S S O F FA S H I O N
Bentley Elements is an artist initiative conceived by creative directors CampbellRey that will debut during Design Miami/ 2014. Each iteration of Bentley Elements
will see an original commission from a craftsperson or artist representing a variety
of disciplines including art, design and technology whose individual practices and
techniques celebrate the diverse aspects of the Bentley brand. Campbell-Rey
chose Light as the first element to be explored in the series, taking inspiration
from the vehicle audit bays, neon-lit inspection areas where all cars are carefully
inspected prior to delivery. To interpret their vision, Bentley commissioned
Massimo Uberti, an Italian conceptual artist based in Milan, renowned for his
sculptural light installations whose striking geometric structures suggest gravity
and reality-defying 3D forms. At the core of his practice lies the desire to reduce
the process to its essential components and to present light in its purest form.
25 NE 39th Street
Bridge
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BRIDGE
TH E BOU N DARIES BET WEEN
ART & DESIGN
Every form of art and design is the result of exploring ideas and theories through
graphic and visual means. The works chosen for this exhibition invite the viewer
to explore the parallels between art and design by intentionally erasing any
boundaries between the two. This unique display presents works by artists and
designers in the fields of industrial design, graphic design and fine arts. Works
by Dutch Artists: Wayne Horse, Graphic Surgery, OVNI - Anna Taratiel, Erosie,
SIT, XO, Raymond Lemstra, Rocco Pazzani, Lennard Schuurmans, Parra, Siard
Bijkersma, Niels ‘Shoe’ Meulman, Joram Roukes, Laser 3.14. International:
Amanda Marie, Hyuro, Evan Hecox, Spencer Keeton Cunningham, Deedee
Cheriel, Rodrigo ‘Rodwas’ Londono. This art and creative initiative of Catapult 13,
Andenken Galleries and Kallanbach Gallery promotes and showcases artists and
designers from the Netherlands and the world.
93 NE 40th Street
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C R AI G RO B I N S CO LLEC TI O N
Bently + Business of Fashion
The Craig Robins Collection is a private contemporary art and design collection
that includes work by John Baldessari, Richard Tuttle, Paul McCarthy, Nate
Lowman, Zaha Hadid, Ron Arad and Maarten Baas. Pieces in the collection
represent a wide spectrum of artistic perspectives and encompass the disciplines
of design, art, and architecture. Believing that art should be shared, pieces from
the collection are constantly rotated and put on display at the Miami Design
District headquarter offices of Dacra, the development company founded by
Robins in 1987.
Buick Building, 3841 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 400
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D E L A C R UZ CO LLEC TI O N
CO NTEM PO R ARY ART SPACE
B EN E ATH TH E SU RFACE
The de la Cruz Collection Contemporary Art Space is privately funded by Rosa
and Carlos de la Cruz. The primary purpose of this museum is to exhibit their
collection and provide education in the visual arts. Since its inception in 2009,
the de la Cruz Collection has organized multiple exhibitions, provided artist
residencies and collaborated with other institutions. Their educational programs
include lectures, artist led workshops and daily docent led tours. Tuesday,
December 2 through Saturday, December 6: From 9am to 3pm. Free of charge.
23 NE 41st Street
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FAH EY / KLEI N GALLERY M IAM I
Fahey / Klein Gallery Miami’s first exhibition will include 20th century photographic
works as well as many contemporary artists showcasing large scale photography
in a group exhibition across a variety of genres. Amongst the selection, the Miami
gallery will showcase works by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Elliott Erwitt, William Klein,
Melvin Sokolsky, Herb Ritts, Patrick Demarchelier, Danny Lyon, Bob Gruen and
William Claxton as well as Miami-based artists Formento & Formento. The
Fahey / Klein Gallery has been exhibiting and selling Fine Art photography at
its primary Los Angeles location since 1986.
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I N STITUTE O F CO NTEM PO R ARY ART
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) is dedicated to promoting
continuous experimentation in contemporary art, and to the exchange of art and
ideas throughout the Miami region and internationally. Through an energetic
calendar of exhibitions and programs, and its collections, the ICA Miami provides
an important international platform for the work of local, emerging, and underrecognized artists and advances the public appreciation and understanding of the
most innovative art of our time. ICA Miami’s inaugural exhibitions feature major
installations by international artists Pedro Reyes and Andra Ursuta.
4040 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 200
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LOCU ST PROJ ECTS
WELCO M E TO TH E FUTU RE/
SU BTRO PIC A L SO C IAL SCU LPT U R E S
Locust Projects is a not for profit exhibition space dedicated to providing
contemporary visual artists the freedom to experiment with new ideas without
the pressure of gallery sales or limitations of conventional exhibition spaces.
A reception featuring Daniel Arsham: “Welcome to the Future,” and Simón Vega:
“Sub-Tropical Social Sculptures,” will be held on Thursday, December 4, 7-10pm
with extended Gallery Hours December 1-6, 9am-5pm.
Marcy Building, 3852 N Miami Avenue
4025 NE 2nd Avenue, 2nd Floor
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GALLER IA CA’ D ’O RO
A leading contemporary art gallery located in Miami’s Design District has
announced its partnership with Ruco Line, an Italian contemporary shoe and
accessories design company founded in 1987. The partnership will showcase the
interplay of creative Italian design with engaging visual arts. Ludmilla Radchenko,
a young Siberian pop artist will create artworks for Ruco Line limited edition shoes.
Her signature style, which utilizes bright color and broad lines, blends photography,
digital collage and lively acrylic painting. In 2012, Ruco Line had a similar artistic
partnership with Gagosian Gallery when they collaborated on a limited edition
mirrored shoe created by French architect Jean Nouvel.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 105F
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HAITIAN H ER ITAG E M U S EU M
Internationally renowned Haitian American Artist Charles Philippe Jean-Pierre
will feature his Neo, and Abstract Expressionism series in a solo exhibition at the
museum’s annual show entitled “Haiti Contemporary – Les Jacmelien IV.” The
artist is known for his blend of graffiti, folk, graphic, and multimedia. His work
speaks to the intersection of history, culture, spirituality, and politics. As a U.S.
State Department Art in Embassies Artist, Jean-Pierre’s work is on display at the
U.S. Embassy in Cotonou, Benin West Africa, and has created public art murals in
New York, Washington, Istanbul, Port-au-Prince, London, and Paris. His solo debut
celebrates the new generation of Haitian contemporary expression in a cross
border dialogue within Miami’s local art scene. Opening reception Dec. 4, 6 – 10pm.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 105C
Daniel Arsham, Detail of Welcome to the Future, 2014; courtesy of Locust Projects
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MAR KOWI CZ FI N E ART
(OPENING SOON)
The anticipated opening of the new two floor contemporary gallery will showcase
new sculptures from Idan Zareski and his “Big Feet family”, the “Lost Serie” of
Arno Elias, and Steven Gagnon’s study of American Culture. Be captivated by the
glowing colors of Alain Godon’s bioldoreliefos and Richard Orlinski ‘’Born Wild’’
sculptures. Markowicz Fine Art will also feature pieces from two new artists: after
multiple successful shows in Europe, artists MOZ and Joel Moens are coming to
Miami to showcase their first exhibition in the gallery.
110 NE 40th Street
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M IAM I D ESIG N MAR KET
Maman Fine Art
Miami Design Market is a unique “urban” retail environment that will allow
artists and designers and their boutique brands to showcase their products.
It’s a place of discovery and exploration where collectors and visitors alike can
encounter something fresh, innovative and exciting. We hope you will join us as
we give Miami the flare it so rightly deserves. Miami Design Market is created
by Alessandra Gold and Inez Suen. Exhibition installation by Gilberto Mendes.
Select designers and artists: Aglit Italy byStarway, Brian Wood, Community 54,
Kruzin, Jennifer Davis, Lisu Vega, Mark Fox, Ron Bass with “TRANS-continental,”
a collaboration John ‘Crash” Matos, James ‘SheOne’ Choules and Jahan Loh for
The Gentlemen’s League. December 3 – 7.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Atrium / Suite 106A
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MAMAN FI N E ART
Kinetic works of the acclaimed Julio Le Parc, an artist who has recently exhibited
in some of the most important art centers of the world: the Tokyo Palais, the
Pompidou Center, the Daros Foundation, and the Malba Museum will be on view,
as well as the notorious artist Sarah Grillo. She lived during the 60s in New York,
a city that influenced her production dramatically, creating a very personal style
dominated by graffiti, stains and color. In addition, the public will appreciate the
abstract and minimalist works of Fernando Canovas, the kinetic works of the
Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz Diez, as well as the unmistakable paintings and
sculptures by Colombian artist Fernando Botero.
Melin Building, 3930 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 204
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MAR I NA AB R AM OVI C
Marina Abramovic Institute (MAI) will present three public exercises designed
by Abramovic as well as two special edition art objects during Art Basel Miami
Beach 2014. MAI will present the Counting the Rice exercise in the Miami Design
District. This long durational exercise, which requires participants to separate
rice from lentils, will take place on a series of wooden tables specially designed
by Daniel Libeskind in collaboration with the Italian design company Moroso.
Counting the Rice helps participants to develop endurance, concentration,
perception, self-control, and willpower. The installation is free and open to the
public. Currently, MAI acts as an immaterial institute, hosting live events at
partner venues, presenting collaborative projects, and educating the public about
long durational works through its online platform, IMMATERIAL.
Melin Building, 3930 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 203
Miami Design Market
Mr. Somebody & Mr. Nobody
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SPI N ELLO PROJ ECTS
SM ELL TH E MAGIC :
A SO LO SHOW BY KRIS KN IGHT
Spinello Projects, a contemporary art program that supports and promotes the
work of artists with unorthodox and experimental practices, presents Smell
The Magic, a solo exhibition from Toronto-based artist Kris Knight. This pop-up
exhibition will take place in the heart of the Miami Design District, kicking off
Miami Art Week 2014. The artist will be present for the opening, which coincides
with the release of his first published catalog. Gentle, almost delicate portraits
of young men are a parade of characters that Knight continuously inhabits
in metaphor; physical manifestations of the full array of the artist’s internal
psychological tones. Knight draws both technical and contextual elements from
the Late Baroque and Rococo movements. His portraits of fragile youths are
charged with sexual tension, completely self-aware, but fiercely guarded. Knight
exerts a firm command over painting, drawing and drafting methodologies in
his paintings, and capably carries his subjects from the past into the present.
He creates, in effect, avatars of himself: a highly ornate cloak masking his inner
self. Gucci began its collaboration with Knight in January 2014, when creative
director Frida Giannini referenced Knight’s paintings as inspiration for Gucci’s
Fall-Winter 2014 Collection. This exhibition has been made possible with the
generous support of Gucci. Opening Reception: Monday, December 1 at 8 pm.
95 NE 40th Street
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SWAM PSPACE GALLERY
OCE AN S O F NOTIO N S – O B SERVATIO N S O N TH E
EB B AN D FLOW O F MAT TER
Oceans of Notions will focus on the essential nature of our intrinsic dependence
on water, the inhospitable allure of the oceans and our collective earthbound
human psyche. Oceans of Notions is the curatorial debut of the father and
daughter collaboration of Oliver and Lucia Sanchez. The exhibition will be open
daily from 11 – 7 pm, with an opening reception November 29 at 7pm.
Madonna Building, 3940 N Miami Avenue
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TH E WO R LD O F M R . SO M EBO DY &
M R . N O B O DY
Internationally acclaimed fashion designers, Antwerp-based Walter Van
Beirendonck (of the “Antwerp Six”) and Los Angeles-based Bernhard Willhelm,
will make their mark in Miami as part of The World of Mr Somebody & Mr Nobody,
a group stall/installation curated by Heidi Chisholm, Cathy Leff, and Sharon
Lombard. The World of Mr Somebody & Mr Nobody is part art show, part fashion
store, part design exhibition, and part global bazaar. The exhibit will be on view
December 1-15, 2014, and open daily from 11am-8pm.
91 NE 40 Street
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PAU L A CROWN
TR AN SP OSITIO N : OVER MANY M I LES
Artist Paula Crown will debut TRANSPOSITION: Over Many Miles, a site-specific
installation which features an interactive sculpture fabricated in collaboration
with Theaster Gates’ Studio and the Design Apprenticeship Program at the Arts
Incubator at the University of Chicago in Washington Park. TRANSPOSITION
presents a 4’ x 25’ x 6’ PERforation sculpture from the series by Crown, built from
a 3D derivation of torn edges of sketchbook paper. The sculpture is sited on 3,200
square feet of constructed flooring extrapolated from a drawing from Crown’s
The Africa Series (2010-12). Studio Gang Architects served as the consulting
architect. TRANSPOSITION will be on view through March 2015.
99 NE 39 Street
SwampSpace
LUXURY IS
H A P P E NIN G
Marni
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A . L AN G E & SÖ H N E
For several generations, the A. Lange & Söhne watchmakers have pursued one
goal: to craft timepieces that are at the pinnacle of international haute horlogerie.
They continue a pursuit to craft exceptional mechanical masterpieces. The
developed timepieces are unique, just like the people who have actively
contributed to A. Lange & Söhne’s success story. It is the personality of every
single employee that shapes the company.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 107
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ALCH EM I ST
(OPENING SOON)
Alchemist unveils its fine jewelry concept shop in the Miami Design District’s new
luxury development. Renowned architect Rene Gonzalez collaborates on his third
concept with Alchemist, creating a jewel box space. Alchemist will be joining
prestigious jewelers including Cartier, Bvlgari, and Harry Winston. Dedicated
solely to fine jewelry, the shop will focus on the rare beauty of wearable art. The
artisanal designs come from far corners of the world – Beirut to Venice – each
representing a sense of unique craftsmanship, handmade features, and
commissioned bespoke work. Equally exciting is the launch of Alchemist’s private
label jewelry collection. Model/stylist Erin Wasson has crated a capsule of fine
and functional pieces for the launch.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 104
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APT 606
Apt606 and Spinello Projects present new works by TYPOE. Apt606, in the heart
of Miami’s Design District, is opening its doors to one of Miami’s most notable
artists. With a new vision in store, Apt606 has executed a clean new look to their
conceptual menswear boutique, which provides an exclusive collection in
minimalistic nature featuring some of today’s most coveted designers. The
exhibition of multimedia works at Apt606 will be on display and open to the
public, free of charge during Art Basel week from 11am-10pm. The official opening
reception will take place on December 1st, 2014 from 1-4pm. For more information
visit: apt606.com and spinelloprojects.com
89 NE 40th St
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Burberry
B U R B ER RY
Set over two floors in the heart of the Miami Design District, the new Burberry store
reflects the brand’s global design concept developed by Burberry Chief Creative
and Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey. Drawing reference physically and
digitally from the brand’s global flagship in London, 121 Regent Street, technology
has been woven throughout the architecture of the building. Video screens feature
throughout the store, with enhanced audio-visual capabilities to broadcast Burberry
content and live events directly from the brand’s global headquarters in London,
enabled by the Burberry Retail Theatre concept. The Burberry Prorsum runway
collection for men and women will be available in Florida for the first time, as well
as the Burberry London and the Burberry Brit ready-to-wear womenswear and
menswear collections.
112 NE 39th Street
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BVLGAR I
Part of the LVMH Group, Bulgari was founded in Rome in 1884 as a jewelry shop and
progressively imposed itself with its magnificent jewelry creations, emblems of
Italian excellence. The international success made the brand evolve into its current
dimension of a global and diversified player in the luxury market, with a store
network in the most exclusive shopping areas worldwide and a portfolio of products
and services ranging from jewels and watches to accessories, perfumes and hotels.
Discover the newest storefront within Miami’s Design District.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 127
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B ER LUTI
The Berluti Miami store will present a selection of design pieces from the
collection of François Blanc, a design aficionado and Berluti customer. The white
cube gallery will play host to François Blanc, who will discuss pieces from his
collection in collaboration with the Carpenters Workshop Gallery. A selection of
pieces will be exhibited in the Berluti space, including an Aladdin light table by
Haygarth, a wall shelf by designer Andrea Branzi, a bronze cat lamp from Studio
Job, and a Sebastian Brajkovic chaise longue from the Lathe collection, as well as
other unusual pieces from his collection where function meets sculpture. François
Blanc’s Berluti shoes will also be exhibited throughout the installation, reflecting
his passion for craftsmanship and creativity. December 3, at 1pm.
155 NE 40th Street
Alchemist
Bvlgari
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CH R I STIAN LO U B O UTI N H O M M E
Also designed by architects 212box, the men’s boutique mirror’s the women’s
“box within a box” concept with an interior room encasing an intimate area, filled
with the latest collection and surrounded by ochre diamond-paneled leather
walls, hand-embroidered with shoe patterns from Louboutin’s own designs. The
boutique also features a “tattoo parlor” where shoppers can customize their own
pair of shoes with a personal tattoo, which is translated into bespoke embroideries.
Melin Building, 180 NE 40th Street
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CH RO M E H E ARTS
Fashion & art’s place in contemporary culture has changed radically since
Chrome Hearts was first conceived. During Art Basel, Chrome Hearts will
introduce a space where the retail “experience” as it’s been known is unhinged
and the interplay between artists, designers and artisans under one roof will
take center stage. Fueled by the passion of co-owner Laurie Lynn Stark, a fine
art photographer in her own right for over a decade, the space will be home to
both emerging and established artists & designers such as Comme des Garcons,
Gareth Pugh, Baccarat and The Elder Statesman, all handpicked to create pieces
exclusively for the Miami Project. In looking to make the space a true showplace for
artists, Laurie Lynn invited gallerist David Fahey Klein to inhabit the 2nd floor of the space.
Céline
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CARTI ER
Cartier will showcase the new Panthère de Cartier collection and Haute
Joaillerie creations with emeralds, sapphires and diamonds. On view will be an
special installation celebrating the 100 year reign of the maison’s iconic Panthère.
In addition Cartier will showcase High Jewelry watches as well as the newest
timepieces from the Fine Watchmaking Collection including Grand Complications.
151 NE 40th Street
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CÉLI N E
The Céline Miami Design District store team is pleased to invite you to preview
the Summer 2015 Collection December 5th and 6th. Preview Hours 10am - 6pm.
Moore Building, 191 NE 40th Street, Suite 101
4025 NE 2nd Avenue
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DIOR HOMME
The Dior Homme Spring 2015 collection resonates like the coming together of
several musical movements. New Wave, which originated in London in the late
70’s; New Beat, created in Belgium in the mid 80’s; and Electronic, with looks
exuding a strong sense of identity, a mix of black and fluorescent highlights. Kris
Van Assche, creative director of Dior Homme, has interpreted these stylistic
influences in a spirit of elegance and modernity. The fluorescence is reflected
in satin piping, in emphasizing the top-stitched pockets and in becoming
embroidery. Radio frequency bands playfully draw modulating lines on shirts
and t-shirts, while a graphic print gives rhythm to the silhouette. The palette of
blacks, blues, and greys is lit up by white, technical green, yellow, blue, and bright
red. The silhouette suggests new trouser and shirt sleeve lengths, with slightly
cropped jackets and blousons. The look is dynamic and bold, with luxury and
modernity echoing the same beat.
161 NE 40th Street
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CH R I STIAN LO U B O UTI N
The women’s boutique is designed by architects 212box. The the vibrant 2,400
square foot shop’s entire façade is covered in live orchids creating a tropical and
exotic foretaste to the jewel-like shoe collection inside. The act of shopping was
used as a departure point for the store’s concept. The larger-than-normal
Louboutin store, is arranged as a box wrapped in a one-way mirror surrounded by
an art gallery. The “box” that holds the shopping area creates an intimate space
for shoes to be purchased. The store is an interactive shopping exhibition where
visitors change roles from patron to voyeur to shopper as they travel from the
gallery to the retail center.
155 NE 40th Street, Suite 101
Chrome Hearts
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EM I LIO PUCCI
The dynamic spirit of the Design District and nearby South Beach is evident in
the look and feel of the space, which marries cool neutrality with a celebration
of color. Art Deco-era pastel and tropical hues evocative of Pucci’s prints are
used throughout on furnishings and décor.
155 NE 40th Street
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EN AVAN CE
The “Baciamano Fronte e Retro” (front and back) armchair is the newest creation
of the atelier Fornasetti, introduced in April 2014 at Milan Design Week. Designed
by British architect and designer Nigel Coates in collaboration with Barnaba
Fornasetti, it constitutes an important addition to the Fornasetti oeuvre. This
is their latest adventure in working together; in 2002 they collaborated on the
‘Tete à Tete’ collection of lamps, vases and tableware. The shape of this exclusive
armchair suggests a welcoming hand, while a small table teeters on one armrest.
The seat contains a double-sided cushion in jacquard fabric, featuring the front
and back of the lower torso. Both the cushion and table are decorated with one of
the many anthropomorphic variations that are key to Fornasetti. On the occasion
of Fuorisalone week this chair was featured at Milanese Museum Bagatti Valsecchi
in the acclaimed exhibition “Untold”, curated by gallerist Rossana Orlandi.
Hermès
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53 NE 40th Street
H ER M È S
SI LK ART
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G I O RG I O AR MAN I
The world of Giorgio Armani is, as always, unexpected; one that continuously
rewrites its codes, gives a new soul to its colors and updates silhouettes by
establishing a different equilibrium. Everything seems rebuilt – the forms
and proportions of jackets, shorts that appear to be small skirts, and trousers
that taper and are paired with uniform-like jackets with simple lines, made
from double-sided fabrics. The collection offers a new way of experiencing
monochromatic fabrics – wool, double washed silk, technical cady silk and lined
georgette – that possess a naturalness devoid of any exoticim. Small silver and
bronze reflections found on clothing and accessories illuminate the range of
greige, powder grey, blue, white and copper colours.
174 NE 39th Street
Hermès contributing silk artist, Nicolas Buffe developed a fascination for
Japanese culture – its manga cartoons, comic strips and video games – at an early
age. A graduate of the Beaux-Arts in Paris, he has lived in Tokyo since 2007,
where his work explores a mix of Japanese Pop and traditional imagery. This
young French artist presents a unique but characteristic composition; a clever
mix of ancient forms and contemporary imagery. Serio Ludere: ‘to play seriously’
was a precept dear to the humanist authors of the Renaissance. Serious matters
were to be tackled with a light-hearted, playful touch – a wise approach saluting
the need to stand back and see things in perspective, with a pinch of humor and
imagination. Bernini, the 18th-century sculptor and archetype of Roman Baroque,
perched his obelisk on the Piazza della Minerva on the back of an elephant. His
inspiration was an engraving from the the Dreams of Poliphilus, a celebrated book
published in Venice in 1499 by Francesco Colonna. In it, the author explains that a
hard head, like the elephant’s, is the best support for the burden of wisdom.
Garden Building, 175 NE 40th Street
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H U B LOT
Hublot will combine the Art of Fusion and its love of art and luxury into its newest
U.S. Boutique with the opening of Hublot Galerie in the Design District. Hublot
Galerie will be the first Hublot boutique to carry the most exclusive Limited
Edition and high complication pieces from around the globe. The Design District’s
boutique will also introduce its Hublot Galerie Collector’s Club, which will bring
collectors and aficionados together into the intimate world of Hublot luxury.
During Art Basel, the boutique will feature a uniquely designed installation from
Paris-born artist, Mr Brainwash and host a Grand Opening on December 6th,
featuring the World’s Fastest Man, Usain Bolt.
Hublot
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 103
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L ANVI N
For the past 125 years, Lanvin has made the dream of hand-crafted, French luxury
come true, all the while preserving the highly exclusive spirit and family approach
that has come to characterize the house of Jeanne Lanvin, the founder of Lanvin
Paris. This legacy of creative harmony continues to be seamlessly executed by
Alber Elbaz: the man who has been at the artistic helm of Lanvin for the past
13 years. Lanvin recently opened its doors in the Miami Design District and to
mark the occasion, will present a special installation on the second floor of its
temporary boutique. The installation will be open to the public during Art Basel
Miami Beach and continue through the end of the year, showcasing the whimsical,
luxurious, and artistic spirit of the brand.
150 NE 40th Street
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IWC
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IWC SCHAFFHAU SEN
Swiss luxury watch manufacturer IWC Schaffhausen is pleased to announce the
opening of its newest boutique in the Miami Design District. This new space is an
embodiment of the brand’s core values of innovation and engineering excellence,
and provides a welcoming atmosphere for longtime watch connoisseurs and new
admirers alike. Every attention is given to fine detailing and craftsmanship, which
further emphasizes the technical pioneering spirit for which IWC is globally
renowned. A unique attraction for visitors is the range of special limited editions
available exclusively in IWC boutiques. The experience of acquiring an IWC
timepiece provides an unforgettable experience, but it becomes that much more
extraordinary when customers are able to obtain such rare models.
LO N GCHAM P
French luxury House Longchamp was founded in Paris in 1948 by Jean Cassegrain,
and is still owned and run by the Cassegrain family today. Longchamp’s luggage,
handbags and accessories have a worldwide reputation for craftsmanship and
quality, which now extends to shoes and ready-to-wear collections. Longchamp
is an international brand that has maintained momentum and energy across the
decades. It epitomizes French flair and creativity, and is a part of the lives of
active women around the world who enjoy a touch of luxury every day. Refreshing
advertising campaigns and exciting collaborations with artists underline the
contemporary and sometimes playful spirit of Longchamp, which owns more than
275 exclusive boutiques worldwide.
137 NE 39th Street
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 125
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JAEG ER- LECO U LTR E
A major player in watchmaking history since 1833, Jaeger-LeCoultre is the first
Manufacture to have been established in the Vallee de Joux, Switzerland. Guided
by time-honored know-how and a constant quest for technical enhancements, the
master-watchmakers, engineers and technicians craft each watch in harmony with
the same passion.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 124
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Jason of Beverly Hills is proud to open their first East Coast location and newest
boutique in the Miami Design District. Jason of Beverly Hills is the jeweler of
choice for those seeking one-of-a-kind over-the-top diamond masterpieces.
To preview the exclusive collections or to design a custom piece of your own
visit the store.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 124
Jason of Beverly Hills
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LO U I S VU IT TO N
Louis Vuitton’s store celebrates the Design Miami/ satellite exhibition
dedicated to Pierre Paulin by showcasing his legendary Osaka sofas. These
sinuous sofas were exclusively produced for the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2015
fashion show in Monaco. Osaka is an original and modern vision of community
and can be assembled in total freedom. The Cruise Collection displayed in
the store goes off the beaten track and explores transformation in
clothing. Staying true to this intimate wardrobe and bringing it to life in
another universe by awarding it an unexpected identity all its own. Louis
Vuitton welcomes guests to explore the Design District store along with
“Playing With Shapes,” the Pierre Paulin satellite exhibition at Palm Court
in Design District.
170 NE 40th Street
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MAI SO N MARTI N MARG I EL A
Maison Martin Margiela is a conceptual fashion house founded in Paris in 1988.
Iconoclastic and irreverent, the Maison is a cross-section between fashion and
design expressed in all its lines: haute couture, women’s and men’s ready-to-wear,
accessories, fine jewelry, and fragrances. Mysterious and unconventional, a radical
core intertwined with a non-standard elegance, Maison Martin Margiela remains
classic yet visionary, daring yet ambiguous, with its avant-garde designs and
timeless styles.
Melin Building, 3939 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 101
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MAR N I
MARNI captures the mood of Miami’s Design District taking inspiration from
the streamlined, rhythmic patterns of the Art Deco style for which the city is
famous. The Evening Collection 2015 conveys a sense of luxurious lightness and
instinctive sophistication. Charged with free-spirited nonchalance, outfits are
cut-ups of contrasting elements oozing weightless, graphic purity. The color
palette is nocturnal: tones of charcoal, midnight blue and deep green are sliced
by touches of cream and tobacco with unexpected dashes of red. Fabrics are airy:
bonded raffia, silk taffetas, georgette, double chiffon, cady. Furs add texture.
Prints draw exotic blooms on nightly backgrounds: Mokara orchids, moonflowers,
kapfu plants. The wildly sophisticated aura continues in the accessories: cut-out
leather flowers on flat sandals, gold orchids decorate suede high-heels. Clutches
and shoulder bags swarm in precious embroideries. Bijoux alternate modernist
geometries with decadent flowers used for earrings, wristbands and brooches.
Melin Building, 3930 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 100
Louis Vuitton
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Omega
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O M EGA
Step inside the newly opened OMEGA Boutique and discover how 166 years of
unwavering commitment to innovation and an unending pursuit of quality have
led to the world’s first truly anti-magnetic watch movement, the OMEGA Master
Co-Axial. This new technology now equips timepieces in OMEGA’s men’s and
women’s watch collections and sets a new quality standard in Swiss mechanical
watchmaking. It’s the latest milestone in a legacy of challenges met, all of which
can be explored within this airy and tranquil new space. Our team warmly invites
you for a personalized shopping experience at the OMEGA Boutique Miami
Design District.
111 NE 39th Street
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PAR M I G IAN I
The Marc by Marc Jacobs store carries the full range of men’s and women’s ready
to wear, shoes, accessories, watches and sunglasses. The store also features its
Marc Jacobs Beauty line and its children’s line, Little Marc Jacobs. The store
carries the brand’s Bookmarc products, a line notebooks, art sets and note cards
along with a curated selection of vintage and new books.
The Parmigiani Fleurier story, since its beginnings in 1996, has been built on a
powerful conviction: restoring the value of Swiss watchmaking art as heritage, by
making it part of an ongoing tradition of manufacturing expertise. One man,
Michel Parmigiani, would be the founder, and the Sandoz Family Foundation the
principal, and the symbolic town of Fleurier the seat of the brand, the cradle of
traditions. Their shared vision for upholding the highest quality Swiss expertise
drives them to offer the best. The brand’s unique culture of watch restoration,
passed on by Michel Parmigiani more than thirty years ago, is the keystone of its
identity. Palpable inside every modern timepiece, it attests to the “made-tomeasure” spirit of Parmigiani Fleurier.
Melin Building, 3930 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 105
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 108
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MA X MAR A
The newest Max Mara flagship boutique will open in the heart of Miami’s
Design District on December 1st, 2014. The newly constructed, 3,325
square foot, boutique is located at 106 NE 39th Street. The Miami Design
District is a neighborhood dedicated to innovative fashion, design, art,
architecture and dining experiences. In keeping with this ethos, Max Mara
will install the Heritage Project during the opening month of December.
The installation, designed by Migliore+Servetto Architects, creates an
enchanted environment to tell the Max Mara story of the coat. The boutique’s
concept, developed in collaboration with the ‘Duccio Grassi Architects’ studio, is
conceived as a dynamic, fluid route through the collections within it. The essence
of the design concept is pure lines and organic materials coming together to
create a tactile, visibly organized space that offers a wealth of dynamic contrasts.
Visit us at our new Miami location to experience the world of Italian luxury.
106 NE 39th Street
Max Mara
Piaget
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PIAG ET
Faithful to its pioneering spirit, Piaget designs and manufactures the ultra-thin
movements that have become the House’s signature, leaving a lasting impression
on the world of watchmaking. Always daring and bold, the brand innovates by
offering jewels in motion and collections of extravagant haute joaillerie. The great
watchmaker Piaget has thus transformed itself into one of the most prestigious
watchmaker-jewellers in the world. Embodying the spirit of innovation, Piaget
joins the vibrant Miami Design District, sharing in its trail blazing vision of uniting
design, fashion, art and architecture, in a historic setting of creative experiences.
Piaget offers an invitation to share a lifestyle of sophistication, elegance and
indulgence with its exceptional creations and promises a perfect experience for
each captivating moment. In celebrating 140 years of a rich heritage and a pursuit
of perfection, Piaget’s motto remains: Toujours faire mieux que nécessaire.
“Always do better than necessary.”
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 105
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PR ADA
The Prada Design District store, designed by architect Roberto Baciocchi, has a
total surface of 360 square meters on one level and offers women’s ready to wear,
leather goods, accessories and footwear collections. The bright façade, enhanced
by the reflections of particular transparent Perspex panels, develops behind the
large glass window, defining the buildings architecture.
Melin Building, 180 NE 40th Street
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RI C K OWE N S
Rick Owens is proud to announce their second store, which carries everything
Rick Owens, including the womens and mens runway collections, accessories, the
trunkshow and Lilies lines as well as the hun furs, plus a selection of Rick’s favorite
DVD’s, books and objects.
Buick Building, 3841 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 102
Rick Owens
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RO LE X B O UTI Q U E
The Rolex Luxury Swiss space features an exceptional collection of watches,
offering a unique and personalized experience for its customers.
135 NE 39th Street
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TO U R B I LLO N
A prestige luxury retail brand of the Swatch Group, Tourbillon sprung from
Nicolas G. Hayek’s visionary approach towards watchmaking marketing. Bringing
together under one roof the timepieces and jewelry pieces designed by Breguet,
Harry Winston, Blancpain, Glashütte Original, Jaquet Droz and Omega, as well
as Swatch’s special collections, the Tourbillon boutiques provide an unparalleled
shopping experience to the most demanding clientele. Entering a Tourbillon
boutique gives the opportunity to discover a unique range of exceptional
products, presented in an ultimate luxury environment and bolstered by
impeccable service and unmatched expertise.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 111
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TR EN D BY S EBA STI EN JAM E S
Sebastien James is more than a label. It’s an American style brand with
international roots — and it’s built on the vision of Sebastien Scemla. The iconic
men’s line reflects its founder’s deep aesthetic convictions, as well as the
mathematical rigor he brings to constructing every detail of every shirt. It’s a
formula that results in contemporary, head-turning classics. A Sebastien James
shirt is more than meets the eye — though what meets the eye is stunning.
Whether it’s the way a sleeve’s pattern aligns perfectly at the seam or the subtle
but memorable detailing under the collar, each shirt is a collection of design
elements that reveal themselves with each successive look.
130 NE 40th Street, Suite 2
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VACH ERO N CO N STANTI N
Vacheron Constantin, the world’s oldest Haute Horlogerie manufacturer,
with more than 255 years of uninterrupted history, will introduce an exclusive
limited edition timepiece from its Overseas collection, with its azure blue dial
inspired by the waters surrounding this tropical urban community. Rare pieces
from Vacheron Constantin’s Metiers D’Art collections will also be featured on
display. A dedicated art wall will feature rotating works from local artists. A
Vacheron Constantin trained watchmaker will be present throughout the year to
offer advice and personal service to collectors. The boutique’s rich and elegant
architectural and decorative details highlight the quality of craftsmanship,
sophisticated level of refinement, and high level of finishing of the timepieces.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 126
Vacheron Constantin
Yvel
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VH ER N I ER
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Established in 1984, Vhernier represents the finest in Italian jewelry. The creative
collection is influenced in its form by trends in contemporary art and design. As
with pure artistry, underlying the handcrafted pieces is an inventive exploration of
proportion and line; surface and structure. The soul of the brand is in Vhernier’s
superiorly trained Italian craftsmen with an in-depth knowledge of materials,
stones, cuts and traditional manufacturing techniques.
The strong concept of the
Vhernier boutique in Miami uses rich colors and textures throughout the space for
a luxurious effect. Nuanced touches of coral red are expressed through different
types of fabric including cashmere, silk, oxford, or velvet. The color is then mixed
with natural materials such as whitened oak and leather creating a further tactile
experience. The Vhernier boutique in Miami is the perfect frame for the sinuous
shapes and architectural base of the brand’s signature jewelry.
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th Street, Suite 137
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Yvel
When Orna and Isaac Levy, founders of Yvel — which is the mirror image of the
name Levy — started their small workshop in Jerusalem, Israel, they had a vision
that one day they would become a worldwide fine jewelry brand. Today, almost
30 years after their first steps, Orna and Isaac are honored to announce the first
standalone boutique in the U.S., to open in the Miami Design District, in Miami,
Florida. This flagship boutique will be dedicated to Yvel’s One of a Kind works of
art, for the brand’s One of a Kind unique customers. The boutique was designed
by Orna and Isaac as an oasis — representing their organic, down-to-earth life
in Israel. The floor gives one a sense of walking in the Judea dessert, while the
unique waterfall walls connect the Yvel pearl jewelry to nature, combining wood
walls to complete the feeling of visiting an exotic place one has never visited.
Yvel’s expansion plans include 50 Yvel Boutiques globally by 2020.
Palm Court, 139 NE 39th Street, Suite 203
GIVENCHY
( o p enin g s o o n )
Zadig & Voltaire’s philosophy always takes into consideration the environment
and surrounding of the local neighborhood of each new store and the Miami
Design District store is no exception. A new concept designed for the US while
still maintaining the French spirit that revolves around a play of materials and
light with raw and polished elements. Steel and white lacquer are part of the
initial concept which helps define the identity of Zadig & Voltaire in France and
abroad. The new lighting created from LED tubes (a nod to artist Dan Flavin) is in
perfect harmony with Zadig & Voltaire’s creative and innovative skills, all the while
bringing a rock and modern twist that Zadig & Voltaire defines.
102 NE 40th Street
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#101ManMade seeks to foster connection by engaging disparate practices with
each other through common ideologies: the importance of craftsmanship,
partnership, and the undeniable truth that a dialogue about design is, ultimately, a
dialogue about community. Spurred by the efforts of three continents working
together to showcase new talent in the design industry, the result in turn
perpetuates an ongoing sense of collaboration between the display of designers,
viewers, and potential users alike.
Adriana Hoyos, UNICEF ambassador for Latin America, will be holding an auction
of her new collection of hand-crafted sculptures. Proceeds from this event will
help support the world-wide UNICEF campaign to end violence against children.
These artistic sculptures are inspired by medieval coat of arms. The bases
represent the classical and innocent hand of drawings made by children, with
glass pieces that symbolize diversity. Be a part of the campaign to end violence
against children by participating in the ADRIANA HOYOS sculpture auction.
151 NE 40th Street, Suite, 200
4100 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 105
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Founded in 2006 by the Marquette family, with John Marquette at the helm, 4141
Design, with 25,000 square feet is the largest collection of luxury branded furniture
and accessory showrooms in the United States. Each brand has its own showroom and
sales specialist allowing our customers to preamble from one room to another.
Armani/Casa Miami will be exhibiting the newest additions to the showroom.
The Armani/Casa Exclusive Wallcoverings Collection offers a wide range of wall
coverings, featuring refined designs with an oriental touch, inspired by nature and
stones and made in exquisite materials that give spaces a sophisticated allure and
an elegant decorative signature. Hector, evoking the grand club armchairs of the
Art Deco period, is an armchair with a very characteristic look and a classic style
that conveys a sense of coziness. The piece stands out for its soft look, its curved
and geometric lines, and is entirely lined with non-removable soft leather.
ALES SI
Alessi is a kitchen utensil and accessories company from Italy. They make everyday
items from plastic and metal designed by famous designers such as Philippe Starck.
10 NE 39th Street
ARCLI N E A
Arclinea, also known as Arclinea Arredamenti Spa, is an Italian design company. It
was founded in Caldogno, Italy in 1925 by Silvio Fortuna, as a carpentry shop. The
company began to focus exclusively on kitchen cabinetry in 1960.
D RIAD E
Everything aims to build an atmosphere of subtle aestheticism, in which the
rational geometric structures, such as wall shelves made of wood or metal, can
coexist with furnishings that have marked the last decades of design.
MA X ALTO
This complete range of furnishings for the living area and bedroom is impressive for
its valuable materials and sophisticated details, and its components are designed to
become “contemporary classics.”
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B I SA Z Z A
Luxury Italian mosaic maker BISAZZA has partnered with legendary fashion house
EMILIO PUCCI for BISAZZA wears EMILIO PUCCI, a new collection of artfully
crafted BISAZZA mosaics inspired by historic EMILIO PUCCI prints. Making its US
debut in Miami, the collaboration pairs two brands internationally recognized for
their daring yet sophisticated use of color and pattern. Drawing upon details from
original prints signed by the Marquis Emilio Pucci, the collection translates iconic
Pucci designs into large-scale mosaics. The striking colors, bold geometric patterns
and meticulous craftsmanship of the designs capture the unique visual language of
Pucci and underscore the artistry of the two brands. Cocktail Reception, Thursday,
December 4th at 6:00pm.
3740 NE 2nd Avenue
MORO SO
Since 1952 MOROSO has been designing its sofas, armchairs and accessories with
wellknown designers such as Ron Arad, Carlo Colombo, Enrico Franzolini, Marc
Newson, Toshiyuki Kita and Patricia Urquiola.
VITR A
Vitra is a Swiss company dedicated to improving the quality of homes, offices and
public spaces through the power of design. Longevity of materials, construction
and aesthetics is our leading principle, as demonstrated by our classics – many in
continuous production since the 1950s.
Z ANOT TA
Established in 1974, zanotta is one of the recognized leaders in Italian industrial
designs and converting this passion to a furniture collection that is now a days
distributed in over 60 nations.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue
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B U LTHAU P M IAM I
Bulthaup has been a staple of the Miami Design District for more than a decade.
The company’s signature kitchens are revered for their clean lines, ergonomic
layout, and precision German engineering and manufacturing – all of which are
fundamental to creating timeless living spaces meant for cooking, communicating,
and enjoying life.
Buick Building, 3841 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 201
Ceramic Matrix
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Espacio is excited to collaborate with Piet Boon to present this new collection
during Art Basel - Design Miami/ week and invites all those interested in
contemporary design to the showroom on Thursday, December 4th at 6pm for an
evening of cava, wine and amuse bouches provided by NIU kitchen. The exclusive
product line of Piet Boon® incorporates dining, living and outdoor pieces.
The line is a combination of existing items and new designs offering authentic
signature pieces that embody the design philosophy and essence of Piet Boon:
a perfect balance between functionality, aesthetics and individuality. Rich colors
and materials such as natural stone, marble, bronze and leather were used and
combined for the new collection.
4100 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 303
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HAU S SCAPE
Hausscape
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Partners Zuli Marval and Erika Naranjo bring a fresh perspective to South
Florida in the spheres of high-quality Italian cabinetry, closets, interior doors,
bath, furniture, and wall systems. Turn key development, design and complete
architectural services from conceptual stages to final completion. The
internationally influenced firm is the exclusive representative of leading Italian
manufacturers. Establishing itself as a one-stop shop for interior designers,
developers, architects, hoteliers, contractors, and end clients, CASAINTERIOR
is recognized for its comprehensive design services and broad array of products.
In a continuous effort to be consistent with the ideas that strengthen our business
philosophy, Hausscape is proud to present during Art Basel a joint collaboration
between the artist Gustavo Oviedo and Valcucine, manufacturer of sustainable
kitchen cabinets. Oviedo, who is also known as 131 Projects, is renowned for the
use of materials reclaimed from the ocean or the urban landscape and transforms
them into art objects. His latest installation, Elliott Key, features Low Tide
Shopping and Potential and Kinetic Part 2. Valcucine is the only company that
states a clear mission of wanting to create a “waste free world.” The juxtaposition
of both philosophies creates a space entirely unique and something you don’t
want to miss.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 104
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 105A
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CER AM I C MATRIX
Ceramic Matrix is a leading distributor, wholesaler, and importer of the highest
quality tiles and stones in countless styles from around the world. Serving the
architectural and design community, we offer the ultimate in selection, reliability,
and expert design services. We can help you create elegant designs in homes,
commercial spaces and yachts. Come visit our showroom at the Miami Design
District, and view one of our newest collections – Barbie Kennedy Designs. Using
mixed elements i.e. stone, glass, wood and metals, from traditional to
contemporary designs, this new collection would be a great feature in any
residential or commercial application.
3825 N Miami Avenue
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At Design Within Reach, we make authentic modern design accessible. Located
in the heart of Miami’s Design District, the DWR Miami Design District Studio
features 14,000 square feet of authentic classic design.
4141 NE Second Avenue, Suite 101
Espacio
Holly Hunt
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The Jalan Jalan Collection invites you to an evening of art and design with
an opening reception for Carving Water, a sculpture exhibition by Cornelia
Kavanaugh and a Book signing with iconic South Florida architect and designer:
William and Phyllis Taylor – Classic Florida Style: The Houses of Taylor & Taylor.
3921 NE 2nd Avenue
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JAN U S ET CI E
Janus et Cie maintains an in-house design team and partners with industry leaders
such as famed Italian designer, Paola Navone, and NY based architecture firm,
Gabellini Sheppard, to bring the most creative designs and innovative materials
to market. Janus et Cie inventories more than 61,000 pieces of furniture in Los
Angeles and operates 14 award winning showrooms in major markets thoughout the
United States and Mexico as well as international sales offices in Singapore, Hong
Kong, London, Toronto and Sao Paulo.
Melin Building, 3930 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 106
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J O NATHAN AD LER
Join Jonathan Adler Miami and artist-in-residence Jenna Snyder-Phillips to
celebrate Art Basel 2014. We’re recreating the artist’s studio in our store —
stop by, meet JSP, sip some bubbly, and watch as she creates one-of-a-kind art
available December 4 from 3-6pm.
Moore Building, 4040 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 102
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K ARTELL
Known for a look that is consistently at the forefront of style and quality, Holly
Hunt showrooms and collections lead the industry in luxury home furnishings.
The Holly Hunt brand has become the premier design and distribution entity for
high-end interior furnishings in the country, with showrooms recognized as the Top
Showrooms three years in a row by votes of interior designers across the U.S. Today,
the company designs, produces, and presents a wide range of collections in luxury
home furnishings, lighting, textiles, and leather and will launch twenty plus new
designs for Art Basel – Design Miami/ Week as well as many new pieces from our
Represented Vendor Collections.
Kartell celebrates 15 years of transparent furniture this year. From its first
transparent design in 1999 (the La Marie chair by Philippe Starck) to ubiquitous
designs like the Louis Ghost chair, Kartell has been a pioneer in creating new
polymer technologies that have transformed plastic into a noble material in the
design industry. In celebration of 15 years, Kartell is introducing a new recordbreaking sofa designed by Philippe Starck – the largest piece of transparent
polycarbonate ever injected in a single mould. Named the “Uncle Jack” sofa, the
design posed both a technological and aesthetic challenge. The design will be on
display during Art Basel. Over the years, Kartell has worked with some of the
industry’s most celebrated international designers, including Philippe Starck, Marcel
Wanders, Patricia Urquiola, Piero Lissoni, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, and more.
3833 NE 2nd Avenue
Lidia Building, 2 NE 39th Street
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Since opening their doors in 1997, Inside Out has established themselves as
the premier source for fine outdoor European furniture. With locations at the
DCOTA in Dania Beach and in the Miami Design District, Inside Out provides their
customers with furniture that goes beyond function and into the realm of fine art.
On Thursday, December 4, French contemporary furniture company Ligne Roset
will host an event to celebrate Art Basel with an exhibit for emerging Brooklynbased artist Miya Ando. Ando’s artwork will be displayed alongside the newest
introductions from Ligne Roset in their Miami showroom.
4100 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 104
160 NE 40th Street
Lladró
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Lladró, the world renowned Spanish porcelain brand, will open its doors this
Holiday season to its third flagship boutique in the United States. The opening of
the new Boutique in the Design District continues the path for a new generation
of Lladró boutiques, all located in the best shopping districts in main cities
throughout the world and surrounded by the world’s leading fashion, design and
home décor brands. The new concept boutique, with a fresh, modern look where
the white color and the curved shapes are predominant, is the perfect canvas for
Lladró’s innovative collections as well as the new classics of the brand. An ideal
environment to showcase the very diverse creations within the Lladró catalog,
from décor to functional, including the brand’s latest venture into the lighting world.
140 NE 39th Street, Suite 204
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LO U I S VU IT TO N PR E SENTS :
PI ERRE PAU LI N PL AYI NG WITH SHAPES
As a house that since its creation has cultivated a tradition of placing know-how
in service of innovation, it was only natural that Louis Vuitton participate in a
residential project conceived in 1972 by Pierre Paulin for the American office
furniture maker Herman Miller. Until now, this one-of-a-kind project had never
actually been produced. An avant-garde designer, Pierre Paulin anticipated with
this project the necessary alliance between a changing world, new techniques and
a living space that was conceived like a refuge, or an intimate safe house. Here,
the body dictates its relationship with the space around it, placing a priority on
personal use and keeping the outside world and all its intrusive informational
excess at bay – without shutting it out completely. La Maquette – now a part of
the Centre Pompidou’s collections – counts seven levels that comprise a sampling
of different possible uses that allows each viewer’s imagination to roam free. In
this one-of-a-kind example of modular living, each level forms a coherent whole
yet offers complete freedom with respect to furnishings. In keeping with its
values, and by reviving one of Paulin’s favorite projects, the Maison Louis Vuitton
is contributing to the preservation of a mutual quest for, as the designer himself
once put it, “gestures that are powerful because they are balanced and true.”
140 NE 39th Street, Suite 326
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LUXU RY LIVI N G
FL AG SH I P
Luxury Living exclusive retailer for FENDI Casa, Bentley Home, and Heritage
Collection will present its new contemporary collection, Trussardi Casa in
addition to revealing their new lighting collection by Catellani & Smith. The
showroom will feature artwork by renowned Italian master photographer of
architecture and environments, Massimo Listri.
90 NE 39th Street
SHOWRO O M
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LU M I NAI R E L AB
Luminaire Lab will be showcasing an array of iconic contemporary furniture
and products designed by some of the most respected Japanese industrial
designers. The highlight of the exhibition, eschewing color or texture, the “Softer
Than Steel” collection, by Nendo for Desalto, in solid white makes the form the
most important part of each piece. The shimmering Prism collection designed
by Tokujin Yoshioka for Glas Italia brings forth miraculous expressions by the
refraction of light through the clear mirrored surfaces of its cabinets and tables
and the bevelled edges of its chairs. Creating an ambiguous anthracite textured
surface, Nendo’s Brushstroke Console will be on display in addition to his latest
re-interpretation of the traditional Japanese seating cushions, the Zabuton chair,
into a contemporary furniture pieces that include chairs, sofas and dining chairs.
The exhibition will also debut for the first time in the US, Tokujin Yoshioka’s latest
design for Issey Miyake, the Brook Ottoman.
Newton Building, 3901 NE 2nd Avenue
Luxury Living will commemorate the 10th Anniversary of its’ first free standing
flagship store in the US with the opening of a second location. The new 7,700
square foot showroom will offer the distinctive combination of Bentley Home,
FENDI Casa Ambiente Cucina, and FENDI Outdoor.
4100 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 201
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M O D U S M IAM I
Modus Miami is an elegant furniture showroom located in the Miami Design District that
delivers high end designs from some of the most esteemed Italian designers in the
furniture industry such as Molenti&C, Dada, ARMANI / Dada, and Terzani. Modus Miami
prides itself on building strong relationships with their suppliers which translates to the
exquisite collections featured in the showroom. Due to these relationships, the
showroom is often given exclusivity to showcase and sell limited-edition pieces by the
manufacturers because of Modus’ commitment to delivering the best to its clients.
Modus Miami was co-founded by Sergio Patruno and Donato Calandriello.
4100 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 103
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Oggetti
N I BA H O M E
Join NIBA Home to celebrate noted designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz’ latest book,
“Suspending Reality” by Linda O’Keeffe. NIBA Home is also marking their 10th year in
business and will have introduce the Magni Collection and Editions Modern, both from
LA, as well an outdoor mobile sculpture by Evan Lewis, and new pieces from Luis Pons,
Seguso, Marjorie Skouras, ABUYU and others. Stark Carpet also launches their Miami
boutique showroom at NIBA Home. Special event on Thursday December 4th, 6-9pm.
39 NE 39th Street
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O G G ET TI
Gordon Browning: Works in Wood, Lathe-Turned Hollow Forms Oggetti Designs will be
celebrating the works of Gordon Browning. Browning has been creating beautiful
lathe-turned, blind-hollowed wooden vessels since 2001. His works of various organic
shapes and sizes are created of mostly salvaged timbers such as exotics from the
Caribbean and Africa as well as native hardwoods from his home state, Wisconsin.
Browning’s pieces reflect a combination of clean controlled curves with a full-bodied
look that pays homage to the original log beneath. Join Oggetti Design for special
evening reception on Thursday, December 4th at 6pm.
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 114
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O R NAR E
High-end Brazilian Interiors brand ORNARE, hosts it’s 8th Annual Tastemaker
Showcase, a grand celebration that honors the art of architecture and interior
design. The luxury kitchen and closet brand, located in the heart of the District on
the corner of the historic Moore Building, hand picks distinguished talents within
design and architecture to showcase their work through interactive presentations
and unique video projections. The showroom walls will be transformed into large
spectacles where each designer and his/her project will come to life. Thursday,
December 4th at 7pm video reels will loop through the night as tastemakers, VIPs,
as well as art & design influencers enjoy music, specialty cocktails, champagne and
light bites. The lavish soiree welcomes upwards of 800+ international architects,
designers, artists and VIPs.
Ornare
Moore Building, 4040 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 103
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PO LI FO R M
Poliform, a luxury contemporary furniture company, has provided high quality
interior products made exclusively in Italy since 1970. Starting with production of day
systems and closets, the company gradually diversified its collection with systems
and furnishings for any interior space including storage systems, wardrobes, kitchens,
tables, chairs, armchairs, sofas, beds and many more. Poliform offers a wide variety
of layouts and finishes selections to create a beautiful environment within a home by
applying consistent style and finishes throughout each space, customizing every
project to adjust it to the client’s needs and taste.
4100 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 101-102
Poliform
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PETER MARINO’S LINEA A COLLECTION
As the noted designer is poised to receive Design Miami’s first Design Visionary
award, the Poltrona Frau showroom will dedicate its space to his signature
collection in colors curated by Marino that were inspired by Miami’s burgeoning
design community and its beach surroundings. Originally designed in 2007, the
three piece collection consisting of a club chair, 2-seater and 3-seater sofas, is
characterized by stylish geometry and clean lines. The deep, soft, welcoming
seats are built to a smaller frame while providing maximum comfort.
3800 NE Miami Court
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TH E RUG CO M PANY
ETHEREAL BEAUTY
An exhibition showcasing the inaugural collection by Rodarte for The Rug
Company. Four new designs, Trellis, Cobalt, Cobalt Motif and Ember, explore
themes of deconstruction, nostalgia and fairytale fantasy.
Moore Building, 4040 NE 2nd Avenue
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S PA ZI O D I CA SA
Spazio Di Casa’s vast portfolio includes brands like Cattelan Italia, Zanette, Bonaldo,
as well as exclusive brands like Reflex. The latter is the first brand that used Murano
glass as a base for its tables, creating true masterpieces. Today, Reflex continues to
marvel with a wide collection made with high quality materials, applying contrasts and
technological processes on the cutting edge, while preserving its craft mastery.
Marcy Building, 3850 N Miami Avenue
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S U SAN E R .
Susane R. Lifestyle Boutique – a fixture in the Miami Design District for the past 20
years. Considered a “tastemaker” and a forecaster of coming trends in the design
world, Susane R. incorporates unique antiques, deco, 1940’s glam, French industrial,
and also mid-century furniture into her highly curated and well traveled selections.
Susane’s chair collection includes models designed by her and handmade locally, they
have been featured in architectural Digest’s “Shop A.D.com.”
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 106C
The Rug Company
D I N IN G IS
H AP P E N IN G
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink
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B U ENA VI STA B I STRO
M ERCATO
Cozy, authentic and value friendly French and International bistro with a true
neighborhood aura.
Mercato is an artisanal Italian café, where diners will find freshly made croissants,
scones, bread, cookies, salads and sandwiches. Guests can stop by and grab fresh
berries, fruit, yogurt, coffees, gourmet chips, and artisanal chocolates.
4582 NE 2nd Avenue
4141 NE 2nd Avenue
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C R U M B O N PA R C H M EN T
James Beard Award winning Chef Michelle Bernstein’s bakery and cafe. Cozy,
Country Shabby Chic decor with simple and delicious breakfast, lunch and pastries.
Melin Building, 3930 NE 2nd Avenue, Atrium
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CAM PAN IA
Campania features the Mediterranean-inspired food of Naples and the Amalfi
Coast, known for both its spicy, rustic red sauces and light seafood-centric dishes.
4029 N Miami Avenue
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M I C H A E L’ S G E N U I N E FO O D & D R I N K
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink is a showcase for the cuisine of Chef / Owner Michael
Schwartz, with prices designed to encourage frequent dining. This unpretentious
bistro seats 90 indoors and out, with another 14 seats at a handsome bar.
130 NE 40th Street
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OAK TAVER N
The Oak Tavern offers a comprehensive American menu that extends the spirit of
hospitality and sharing, with a selection of small plates, snacks, pizzas, charcuterie
and large plates as well as daily specials, all crafted from fresh, quality ingredients.
35 NE 40th Street
HAR RY ’ S PIZ ZER IA
Harry’s is a casual neighborhood joint bringing fresh, simple, pure food and drink to
the Miami Design District. From seasonally-inspired pizzas from the wood-burning
oven to a new, welcoming counter where local and craft beers freely flow, Harry’s
radiates the relaxed vibe on which Michael’s Genuine has built its reputation.
Madonna Building, 3918 N Miami Avenue
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LEM O N I CAFÉ
A great friendly neighborhood cafe, with a menu that includes some customer
favorites such as paninis, sandwiches, salads and wraps. Fresh ingredients are key and
servings are abundant. Our daily soup specials are always a favorite. Veggie friendly.
4600 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 8
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MAN D O LI N AEG E AN B I STRO
Mandolin Aegean Bistro dedicates to create dishes that are simple, rustic and
authentic to the villages of Greece and Turkey. Always using seasonal ingredients,
local purveyors and growers, and freshly caught fish of the day.
4314 NE 2nd Avenue
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M C K ITC H E N
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S H O KU D O
Translated from Japanese as “the path to good food,” Shokudo specializes in
providing a broad range of comfort food favorites from across the Orient such
as Sushi, Ramen, Kalbi, Pho, and an array of other cross-cultural dishes.
4740 NE 2nd Avenue
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T H E CY P R E S S R O O M
A nod to the spirit of classic 1920s fine dining, The Cypress Room has a freshly
polished finish in food, service, bar, and decor. The dinner menu, composed by chef de
cuisine Roel Alcudia, centers around the restaurant’s wood-burning grill and rotisserie.
3620 NE 2nd Avenue
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TH E D I STR I C T M IAM I
The District Miami brings together a diverse mix of cultures and tastes for South
Florida’s most distinctive, new dining destination. Fresh and local ingredients are
highlighted in each dish creating a true Contemporary Pan-American cuisine.
190 NE 46th Street
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MC Kitchen is the first Miami restaurant by nationally celebrated chef Dena
Marino. With an emphasis on seasonal, organic and house-made ingredients,
the MC Kitchen menu showcases Marino’s rustic Italian heritage.
TH E EM BA S SY
4141 NE 2nd Avenue
4600 NE 2nd Avenue
A quaint restaurant serving pintxos, tapas and a crudo bar, by Chef Alan Hughes.
ART
ADAMAR FINE ARTS
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 107
BENTLEY + BUSINESS OF FASHION
25 NE 39 St
BILLIONAIRE
4000 NE 2nd Ave
BURBERRY
112 NE 39th St
L
BVLGARI
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 127
G
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A TI
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BRIDGE: THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN
ART AND DESIGN
93 NE 40th Street
CARTIER
151 NE 40th St
CRAIG ROBINS COLLECTION
Buick Bldg, 3841 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 400
CÉLINE
Moore Bldg, 191 NE 40th St, Suite 101
DE LA CRUZ COLLECTION
CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE
23 NE 41st St
CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN
155 NE 40th St, Suite 101
FAHEY/ KLEIN GALLERY MIAMI
4025 NE 2nd Ave, 2nd Floor
GALLERIA CA’ D’ORO
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 105F
HAITIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 105C
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART
4040 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 200
LOCUST PROJECTS
3852 N Miami Ave
MAMAN FINE ART
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 204
MARINA ABRAMOVIC
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 203
MARKOWICZ FINE ART (OS)
110 NE 40th St
MIAMI DESIGN MARKET
4141 NE 2nd Avenue, Atrium / Suite 106A
THE WORLD OF MR. SOMEBODY
& MR. NOBODY
91 NE 40 St
PAULA CROWN
TRANSPOSITION: OVER MANY MILES
99 NE 39 St
SPINELLO PROJECTS
95 NE 40th St
SWAMPSPACE GALLERY
Madonna Bldg, 3940 N Miami Ave
LUXURY
A. LANGE & SÖHNE
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 107
ALCHEMIST (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 104
ANYA PONOROVSKAYA
35 NE 40th St
APT 606
89 NE 40th St
BERLUTI
161 NE 40th St, Suite 100
CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN HOMME
Melin Bldg, 180 NE 40th St
CHROME HEARTS
4025 NE 2nd Ave
DIOR HOMME
Mosaic Bldg, 161 NE 40th St, Suite 102
ECJ LUXE / AUDEMARS PIGUET (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 102
EMILIO PUCCI
Mosaic Bldg, 155 NE 40th St
EN AVANCE
51 NE 40th St
GIORGIO ARMANI
174 NE 39th St
GIVENCHY (OS)
102 NE 39 St
HERMÈS
Garden Bldg, 175 NE 40th St
HUBLOT
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 103
I ON THE DISTRICT
51 NE 40th St
IWC SCHAFFHAUSEN
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 125
JAEGER – LECOULTRE
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 106
JASON OF BEVERLY HILLS (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 124
LANVIN
150 NE 40th St
LOEWE (OS)
110 NE 39 St
LONGCHAMP
137 NE 39th St
LOUIS VUITTON
170 NE 40th St
MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 101
(OS)= OPENING SOON
MARNI
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 100
MARC BY MARC JACOBS
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 105
MAX MARA
106 NE 39th St
OMEGA
111 NE 39th St
PANERAI (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 101
PARMIGIANI
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 108
PIAGET
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St
PRADA
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 102
RICK OWENS
Buick Bldg, 3841 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 102
RIMOWA
111 NE 40 St
ROLEX
135 NE 39th St
SARTORIAL
115 NE 40 St
SCOTCH + SODA
130 NE 40th St, Suite 4
TAG HEUER (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 109
TIFFANY & CO. (OS)
114 NE 39th St
TOURBILLON
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 111
TREND BY SEBASTIEN JAMES
130 NE 40th St, Suite 3
VACHERON CONSTANTIN
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St
VALENTINO (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 129
VERSACE (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 116
VHERNIER (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 137
YVEL (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 203
ZADIG & VOLTAIRE (OS)
102 NE 40th St
ZEGNA (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 131
ZILLI (OS)
115 NE 39th St
DESIGN
#101MANMADE
151 NE 40th St, Suite 200
ADRIANA HOYOS
4100 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 105
ALESSI
4141 NE 2nd Ave
ANN SACKS
61 NE 40th St
AMIR RUG
131 NE 40th St
ARCLINEA
4141 NE 2nd Ave
ARMANI CASA
10 NE 39th St
BISAZZA
3740 NE 2nd Ave
BOFFI STUDIO MIAMI
3800 NE 2nd Ave
BULTHAUP
Buick Bldg, 3841 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 201
CASA CIELO
135 NE 40 St
CASAINTERIOR
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 105A
CASSINA
3800 NE Miami Ct
CERAMIC MATRIX
3825 N Miami Ave
CHRISTIAN LIAIGRE
61 NE 40th St
DESIGN WITHIN REACH
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 101
DRIADE
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 101A
EMILIO ROBBA
4242 NE 2nd Ave
ESPACIO
4100 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 303
LUXURY LIVING FLAGSHIP
90 NE 39th St
LUXURY LIVING SHOWROOM
4100 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 201
FLOR
127 NE 40th St
FLOS
4141 NE 2nd Ave
HAUSSCAPE
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 104
HOLLY HUNT
3833 NE 2nd Ave
WATERWORKS
167 NE 39th St
INSIDE OUT 2
4100 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 104
ZANOTTA
4141 NE 2nd Ave
INTERNUM MIAMI
Buick Bldg, 3841 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 101
DINING
JALAN JALAN
3921 NE 2nd Ave
JANUS ET CIE
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 106
JONATHAN ADLER
Moore Bldg, 4040 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 102
KARTELL
Lidia Bldg, 2 NE 39th St
LIGNE ROSET
160 NE 40th St
LLADRÓ (OS)
Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St, Suite 204
LUMINAIRE LAB
3901 NE 2nd Ave
MAXALTO
4141 NE 2nd Ave
MODUS MIAMI
4100 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 103
MOROSO
4141 NE 2nd Ave
NEOTERIC LUXURY
50 NE 40th St
NIBA HOME
39 NE 39th St
NIBA RUG
30 NE 40th St
OGGETTI
4141 ne 2nd Avenue, Suite 114
ORNARE
Moore Bldg, 4040 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 103
POLIFORM
4100 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 101
POLTRONA FRAU
3800 NE Miami Ct
SPAZIO DI CASA
Marcy Bldg, 3850 N Miami Ave
SUSANE R. LIFESTYLE BOUTIQUE
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 106C
THE RUG COMPANY
Moore Bldg, 4040 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 104
THREAD COUNT
125 NE 40 St.
VITRA
4141 NE 2nd Ave
BUENA VISTA BISTRO
4582 NE 2nd Ave
305-456-5909
BUENA VISTA DELI
4590 NE 2nd Ave
305-576-3945
CAMPANIA
4029 N Miami Ave
786.431.1022
CRUMB ON PARCHMENT
Melin Bldg, 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Atrium
305-572-9444
GAVANNA
10 NE 40th St
305-573-1321
HARRY’S PIZZERIA
Madonna Bldg, 3918 N Miami Ave
786-275-4963
LEMONI CAFÉ
4600 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 8
305-571-5080
MANDOLIN AEGEAN BISTRO
4314 NE 2nd Ave
305-576-6066
MC KITCHEN
4141 NE 2nd Ave
305-573-5550
MERCATO
4141 NE 2nd Ave
786-332-3772
MICHAEL’S GENUINE FOOD & DRINK
130 NE 40th St
305-573-5550
OAK TAVERN
35 NE 40th St
786-391-1818
SHOKUDO
4740 NE 2nd Ave
305-758-7782
THE CYPRESS ROOM
3620 NE 2nd Ave
305-520-5197
THE DISTRICT MIAMI
190 NE 46th St
305-573-4199
THE EMBASSY
4600 NE 2nd Ave
305-571-8446
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WITHIN THE MIAMI
DESIGN DISTRICT
Complimentary shuttle service will
be available to Miami Design District
visitors to provide quick access
to our neighborhood exhibits,
shopping and restaurants. Located
on NE 40th Street at Paseo Ponti,
between Ligne Roset and Lanvin.
BETWEEN MIAMI DESIGN
D I S T R I C T & D E S I G N M I A M I/
A courtesy shuttle bus will provide
transportation between the Miami
Design District and Design Miami/.
Stops are conveniently located on
NE 40th Street at Paseo Ponti,
between Ligne Roset and Lanvin
in the Miami Design District and
at Design Miami/ on the corner of
Meridian Avenue and 19th Street
in Miami Beach.
December 3 – 4
10:30am – 8:30pm
December 5
11:30am – 8:30pm
December 6
12:30pm – 8:30pm
December 7
12:30pm – 6:30pm
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