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If you’ve noticed a lot of fresh, glowing faces in the Design District, you can thank Dr. Sturm’s two-story boutique and spa in Palm Court which features her innovative facials and science-backed molecular skincare. Discover the latest brands opening up in the District as well as some of the hottest items from the brands we love like Fendi, Prada and Louis Vuitton. Our dedicated Design Miami/ section features the designers we have our eye on like Ini Archibong and the design galleries developing new talent and fueling the world of great connoisseurship.
Miami to Welcome Mirai Design District: A Bold and Sensorial Architectural Masterpiece
Tod’s, the iconic Italian brand known for its timeless elegance and understated luxury, celebrates its MOSAIC Collection alongside American artist Willie Cole, during Art Basel. Tod’s limited edition collection is comprised of shopping totes and pouches, all made using an upcycled process. With a focus on sustainability, the MOSAIC Collection gives new life to materials that would otherwise remain unused, and transforms them into timeless, sustainable objects.
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Situated at the north-east corner of the Design District, MIRAI Design District bridges commercial and residential areas, embracing the pedestrian-oriented nature of the District. MIRAI, the Japanese word that signifies “the distant future,” emphasizes the forward-thinking and innovative nature of this project. MIRAI is set to create a luxurious and uncluttered lifestyle in the heart of the city, where refined design and prime positioning come together to offer a sophisticated shopping retreat. The project will break ground in Summer 2024 with completion by the end of 2025. Critically acclaimed landscape architecture firm Island Planning Corporation, led by Nathan Browning, has been enlisted to envision complementary greenscapes, along with celebrated Italian lighting company, Viabizzuno, who will oversee lightscapes. This all-star design team has been recruited to ensure a harmonious fusion of natural elements and cutting-edge technology.
ISSUE 2 2022
Some of Miami’s best sushi is being served inside a shiny, casual food hall in the Design District. And if you are looking for a splurgy Friday lunch that doesn't require a reservation, this is it. Everything here is outstanding, but they do a ten-piece omakase platter (plus one handroll) for about $60 that's as good as most of Miami's upscale sushi omakase meals. Plus, spending $60 here is so much more satisfying than buying a pair of socks at one of the nearby designer stores. Though it’s a permanently difficult dinner reservation to find, a meal at Mandolin is still easier than buying a plane ticket and flying to Greece—which is what having lunch here feels like. Mandolin is technically in Buena Vista, but only a block from the Design District.
Between luxury fashion, cutting-edge architecture, 24/7 access to the arts, and world-class dining, the Miami Design District is proud to act as the city’s cultural epicenter. The Design District Magazine’s Art & Design Issue guides you through everything happening during Art & Design week and throughout the holiday season in the Miami Design District. Superstar Pharrell Williams and impresario David Grutman grace the cover and discuss the magic that went into creating the latest neighborhood hotspot, Swan and Bar Bevy, an ideal venue for a holiday get together.
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On the fashion front, we learn why of-the-moment brands Dion Lee and Ganni are finding a perfect match in the city of Miami, get our wardrobe in order with an in-depth trend report and spotlight the timepieces making waves in the world of watches. Finally, we drink in the wine lists at some of the neighborhood’s favorite stops and meet the designer (and punk rock star) at the helm of Istituto Marangoni Miami. The District is also a dining destination that serves as home to world-renowned chefs – and even a few Michelin stars. For a special occasion or night out, look no further than one of our buzzy hotspots like Cote, Michael’s Genuine Food, Swan, ZZ's Club, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, or Le Jardinier. And when the Miami heat makes ice cream a must, the artisanal options on hand in the district will give you the cooldown you need.
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Located in the Miami Design District’s Jungle Plaza, Market for Makers is a recurring Market held every few months in the neighborhood. This market typically includes 90+ Makers, featuring handcrafted goods from local artists and small businesses. The Design District hosts free public tours of their outdoor contemporary exhibits several times a month. It also includes a visit to the office of Craig Robins to view his rotating art exhibits. Miami Design District also features several art galleries and art shows such as the Art Basel Miami Beach.
WINTER 2021 ISSUE
Our Winter issue sees two unique and forward-thinking artists covering a double issue. On the Design District side we profile Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri, who takes us inside her process and shares how the beauty of Spain inspired her Cruise 2023 collection. Finally, we take a look at the legacy and evolution behind Balenciaga, from Cristóbal to Demna. Valerie and Nando Chang, the first brother-sister duo named James Beard Award Rising Star Chef of the Year semifinalists, have joined forces with their father, Fernando “Papa” Chang, to bring Nikkei-inspired cuisine to life.
LVMH and the Miami Design District Tie the Knot With a New Climate Initiative - Cultured Magazine
LVMH and the Miami Design District Tie the Knot With a New Climate Initiative.
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Mandolin Aegean Bistro offers delicious dishes from the Greek and Turkish cuisines and was founded by this powerful husband and wife team in a homely bungalow that was from the 1940s. This popular restaurant also serves up a delicious variety of vegetarian and vegan options. The outdoor patio is a lovely place to dine al fresco, and the restaurant also hosts live music and other events throughout the year. Renowned luxury fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, Tory Burch, Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Louboutin, and several other fashion houses offer the most visually appealing shopping experience in Miami.
The rolls are packed with lots of sauces and ingredients—but it works beautifully and never tastes overwhelming. There are delicious cooked small plates like conch fritters and chicken karaage too. It’s one of the Design District’s only walk-in options, so keep it in mind next time you want very good sushi without a reservation. Donatella Versace graces the cover of our Luxe Issue—a fitting choice whose iconic looks have walked every red carpet and were worn by JLo at the Superbowl in Miami. We revisit Versace’s deep relationship with the Magic City and how designer Sasha Bikoff reinterpreted Miami 90s glam for a new generation. Another lady making a technicolored splash is Alice + Olivia’s Stacey Bendet who let us into her colorful world.
They have some pricey tasting menu options that won’t disappoint, but if you’re going a la carte, make sure to get some form of sashimi and le foie gras au torchon, which comes with slices of buttery grilled brioche. The menu does change seasonally, so if you don’t see those two dishes—don’t panic. Whatever you have here is going to be some of the most interesting food you’ve eaten all year. B-Side is a Design District sushi spot from the team behind Maty’s, and it’s in the space where its former sister restaurant, Itamae, used to be. There are a couple menu items leftover from Itamae (like the incredible scallop and octopus bañaditos), but B-Side is less a special occasion spot, and more of a casual place to grab some very good sushi rolls.
The cocktail menu is also a tribute to Italy’s geography and pop culture history. Sofia’s flamingo pink decor, with ruffled umbrellas, teak furnishings, and pink lacquered pieces, adds to the Italian glam theme. In what is now dubbed the Kith Miami Design District area, is Kith treats, ideal for a sweet break. Find cereal based soft ice cream with or without a cone, milkshakes with over 40 kinds of mixins and Belgian waffles. Miami’s Design District has luxury stores such as Gucci, Celine, Dior, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Prada, Cartier, Dolce & Gabbana, Givenchy, Saint Laurent, Christian Louboutin, Hermes, and more. This chic bar cum lounge serves up signature cocktails and small plates in a sophisticated setting.
If the USS Enterprise from Star Trek had an exclusive, upscale restaurant onboard, it’d look a lot like Le Jardinier. This French spot directly underneath L’Atelier has a shiny space that’s fitting for the sort of fussy dishes you’ll eat here. Those dishes, like shrimp in parmesan polenta and sunchoke velouté, are expensive and photogenic—but also delicious. There are a lot of phenomenal vegetable-focused things on the seasonal menu, but you'll also find impressive proteins, like a wagyu bavette that looks so perfect that it could be a movie prop. This place is also an ideal day-off lunch spot, with a daytime prix fixe lunch for about $40-$60 per person that's worth making up an excuse to blow off work this Friday.
Meanwhile, ASG offloaded its entire Miami Design District retail portfolio to focus on a planned mixed-use project, the release states. In addition to the two buildings sold to the Dacra partnership, ASG sold a 5,000-square-foot store to Alo Yoga for $22 million in December. Tacombi is a casual Mexican spot that works for takeout or inhaling a couple al pastor tacos at the counter in under 15 minutes.
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