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THE ART ISSUE
Some Like It Art
Art Collector and Consultant
Find Inspiration
Must-See
Exhibits
The Spirit of Art Basel,
Perfectly Embodied with
These Five Exhibits
Map &
Directory
Extraordinarily
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Way Through the
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Fabulous
Charles Allem Incorporates
Modern Transitional Design
in a Landmark Building
Miami’s Best
Kept Secret
Mandolin Aegean
Bistro Brings Authentic
Mediterranean Food
Winter 2010/2011
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Contents
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Happenings
16 Five Days of Creative Bliss
Cultured – An Extravaganza of Art,
Culture, Fashion and Performance Art
18 Spotlight
Tui Lifestyle Offers
Prepackaged Elegant Interiors
Art
20 Art Portfolio
Design District’s Featured Art Galleries
22 Artworks
Oil Paintings With a Lust for Life,
Love and Laughter
24 Must-See Exhibits
The Spirit of Art Basel, Perfectly
Embodied with These Five Exhibits
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Contents
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Design
30 Design on Display
A Peek at the Design District’s Showrooms
50 Fashion
Some Like It Art
Art Collector and Consultant
Find Inspiration
34 Design Showcase
New Sleek and Modern Product
Line at Poltrona Frau
Entertainment
60 Restaurant Review
36 Green Design
Phoenician Arts Provides Decorative Delight
Mandolin Aegean Bistro Brings
Authentic Mediterranean Food
38 Interior Design
62 Restaurant Guide
Extraordinarily Fabulous
Charles Allem Incorporates Modern
Transitional Design in a Landmark Building
64 Miami Social
A Recap of Design District Social Events
46 Behind the Designs
66 Event Calendar
Innovation in Design and Textiles
What’s Happening in the Neighborhood
48 Accessories
Design District’s Featured
Fashion Accessories
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68 Map & Directory
Navigate Your Way Through the Design District
Group Publisher
John A. White
Managing Editor
Diane Feen
Account Executive
John A. White
Creative Director
Lili Picou
Graphic Designer
Tuna Tekeli
Contributing Writer
Michelle Hammontree-Garcia
Event Marketing Director
Marcelo A. Rivero
Fashion Director
Jeffrey Lubin
Contributing Art Director
Maria Lankina
Contributing Photographers
223, Greg Clark, Maria Lankina,
Yiki Liu, Qiu, Marcelo Rivero,
Michael Stavaridis, Alex Turco
Cover Artwork by Maria Lankina
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Letter from the Publisher
Design District Magazine’s Group Publisher John A. White
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ll eyes are on Miami. The entire art world – and those who like art –
will be descending upon Miami for Art Basel week from December 2
to 5. Art Basel is the most important art show in the US and brings with
it art collectors, artists and party goers from all corners of the globe.
And that means the Design District will have its art debut, showing the
world that Miami has all the artistic glory and glamour of Soho or New
York. Top notch artists and art galleries have been working around the
clock to bring the most fabulous exhibits, art openings, artists and social
calendar filled with exotic and entertaining events. Culture, the temporary
art travelogue of openings, performance art, sculptures, mix-media and
art exhibits is sponsored by Design District real estate royalty Dacra.
In this month’s magazine you’ll find out about gallery openings and
special art exhibits that make this week a smashing success. “Must-See
Exhibits” has an exclusive peek of the must-see shows and where to find
them. You’ll also read about Alain Godon, whose figurative oil paintings
(at Markowicz Fine Art) tell a colorful story of life and love.
Don’t miss the interview with famous decorator to the powerful and elite,
Charles Allem. Allem designed a spectacular penthouse apartment in
New York City that took three years to complete but only one day to fall
in love with. We also profiled Tui Lifestyle, the furniture company revolutionizing the concept of design. Businessman Jason Atkins and designer
Tui Pranich have created design-to-installation pre-packaged rooms that
are spectacular.
Read about the majestic work of Phoenician Arts mosaic masters. This
new gallery creates and designs beautiful mosaic walls or surfaces for
homes, hotels, restaurants or offices.
With all the excitement surrounding Art Basel and the Miami Design
District this month, it’s gong to be the pinnacle of art for the world. We
know that everyone will want to drink the action and experience the
brightness and bravado of the districts finest artists and art.
We hope to see you soon in the neighborhood.
John A. White
Group Publisher
Happenings
Five Days of
Creative Bliss
Cultured – An Extravaganza of Art,
Culture, Fashion and Performance Art
Story by Diane Feen I Photos by 223, Yiki Liu, Qiu and courtesy of
Bally and FriendsWithYou
CULTURED is a specially curated and richly varied program of events, openings, art exhibitions
and retail promotions that bring the best and brightest creative minds to the Miami Design
District. From December 1st to December 5th, these special events and exhibits will take place
from 38th to 41st Streets (between NE 2nd Ave and N Miami Ave).
The Programming includes gallery exhibitions and elaborate events with art, fashion and
design partners from the District. Design Miami/ will be the focus of South Beach, CULTURED
will keep the Design District buzzing throughout the week with an exciting, not-to-be-missed
series of one-of-a-kind experiences, VIP events, and special installations in retail outlets and
galleries throughout the District.
“The dynamic programming we have lined up for CULTURED is sure to make the Design District
more vibrant and exciting than ever,” said Craig Robins, CEO and President of Dacra and
Principal and Co-Founder of Design Miami/. “At Dacra, we’re committed to teaming up with the
most creative, talented and inspiring partners possible.”
There are endless (and artistically brilliant) events starting with the launch of the late Alexander
McQueen’s collection for The Rug Company, to the grand opening of Poliform’s new showroom
and continue with a special movie theater created by Duncan Quinn with vintage seats,
popcorn and classic Michael Caine films. FriendsWithYou is bringing an installation of an inflatable city sculpture (called Rainbow City).
One example of creativity that melds fashion with pop culture is United Nude. Their upcoming
exhibition will be a combined retail-art gallery with architectural footwear and photographs
from talented Chinese photographers. The theme of the exhibit – Women & City-Life – is a time
capsule of life in urban Chinese areas.
de la Cruz Collection Contemporary Art Space will mount a special installation inspired by a
portrait by Salvador Dali (painted in 1955) of Dolores Suero Falla, Carlos de la Cruz’s mother.
Anchored in Surrealism, this exhibit will attempt to establish a dialogue between Dali’s portrait
and a selection of works.
Christian Louboutin designed a limited edition shoe to benefit microfinance, (they give small
loans to start-up businesses). “Peace of Shoe” is a classic, peep-toe platform in silk satin,
trimmed with hand stitched and embroidered Indian ribbon. Only 33 pairs were produced
worldwide, and each is numbered and signed by Mr. Louboutin. The shoes will be available in
lavender in Miami with 100 percent of the proceeds going to benefit microfinance.
There are many more exciting and exuberant art, fashion and design events taking place the week of
December 1st in the Miami Design District. Check them out at: www.miamidesigndistrict.net/cultured ◆
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Spotlight
Turnkey Design Genius
Tui Lifestyle Offers Prepackaged Elegant Interiors
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy of Tui Lifestyle
ui Lifestyle is a two-year-old company revolutionizing the concept of
interior design. Businessman Jason Atkins and internationally acclaimed
designer Tui Pranich have created a business that heralds design-toinstallation pre-packaged room settings in as little as 72 hours.
“With its upscale pre-packaged room settings, Tui Lifestyle ushers in a new era
in interior design and affordable luxury. Our unique approach represents tremendous value added, allowing us to maintain the quality at every stage and to pass
our savings directly to our clients,” added Atkins.
“Because we control every step of the process, from the design of the furniture
and selection of accessories, to manufacturing, warehousing inventory, delivery
and installation, we can promise top quality and quick service at fair prices,” said
Chairman of Tui Lifestyle, Atkins.
Currently, Tui Lifestyle stocks five distinctive contemporary high-styled rooms,
ranging in price from $10,000 to over $50,000. These completely integrated interiors are visually stunning with high quality components and beautiful natural materials. The newest room packages (just introduced) are the Marquis and Avenue.
Tui Lifestyle’s in-stock interior packages are made up of custom-made upholstered and case pieces, artwork, decorative accessories, mattresses, sheets,
towels, cookware and flatware, music compilations, scented candles, fresh flowers (or orchids) and bath essentials—all delivered and installed within days of a
client’s visit to the Tui Lifestyle showroom.
Tui Pranich, the creative talent behind Tui Lifestyle draws on a 25-year career that
includes projects for billionaires, pop stars, film celebrities and royalty. Like a couturier, Pranich unveils new Tui Lifestyle room concepts throughout the year. With
its expansion into new markets, he plans to add designs inspired by new locales
in LA, Las Vegas, Chicago, and cities in South America.
So far the company has designed and furnished 22 condo buildings, as well as residence models in Trump Hollywood, Trump Sunny Isles and Miami’s Viceroy Towers.
Tui Lifestyle is becoming a major design force in Florida and is expanding both
nationally and internationally. In addition to its New York City showroom - that just
opened in SoHo - the company is in the process of adding new dealers in Naples and Palm Beach, Florida.
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Atkins, an innovative entrepreneur, and Pranich, known for his high-style interiors
for private clients, launched the Miami-based company in 2008. They started
with three employees and after two years have over 50 people working at the
company’s 210,000-square-foot distribution Center, 60,000-square-foot headquarters and 4,000-square-foot showroom in the Miami’s Design District.
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The company is vertically integrated to handle every aspect of furnishing. From
design consultation to manufacturing, warehousing and white-glove delivery, the
products are installed within days of a client’s visit to a showroom. ◆
Art Portfolio
Decorative
Panels
Alex Turco’s decorative
panels are composed
of innovative aluminum
sheets that infuse the
interior with new life
and style.
Alex Turco Art Designer
99 NE 39th St.
305.576.7110
www.alexturco.com
Lifeguard
Jorge Santos ≈ 2010 ≈ Oil on Canvas ≈ size 48" x 60"
101/exhibit
101 NE 40th St.
305.573.2101
www.101exhibit.com
Tablón 40
Alejandro Otero ≈ 1987 ≈ Acrylic over Formica affixed to Wood ≈ size 6.6' x 164'
This is the most representative piece from Alejandro Otero's Tablones series,
that was influenced by studying the works of Piet Mondrian. It was exhibited
at the Bienal de São Paulo.
O. Ascanio Gallery
2600 NW Second Ave. ≈ 305.571.9036 ≈ www.oascaniogallery.com
iArt Movement
“Frank Lloyd Wright” from
Alejandro Vigilante’s iArt Movement, a series referencing
the phenomenon of social media.
Transfer & Acrylic on Wood.
Avant Gallery
3850 N Miami Ave.
305.573.8873
www.avantgallery.com
Eric Mourlot
For the 42nd edition of Art Basel, Eric
Mourlot, the grandson of the prestigious
printer Fernand Mourlot, will be hosted
at Markowicz Fine Art.
Markowicz Fine Art
1 NE 40th St. #5
786.362.5546
www.markowiczfineart.com
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Artworks
Homage to Miami
Artist Alain Godon
Oil Paintings With a Lust for Life, Love and Laughter
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy of Markowicz Fine Art
lain Godon, whose work is currently on exhibit at Markowicz Fine Art, is
a figurative artist whose oil paintings tell a colorful story of life and love.
He uses city scapes, people and architecture as his muse, especially
Miami Beach. “When I arrived at the Art Deco District I immediately knew that
Miami would be an integral part of my art. This place has real dimension and
inspires a sense of wonder that has greatly influenced my creativity,” said Godon.
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To know Godon is to know that he started out painting at the age of 11 in France.
From there he moved to Brighton, England and made a name for himself (and a
living) doing graffiti art on the street. Although Godon is now a respectable and
talented artist, he once labeled his work “childish art.”
Godon also invented a new technique called BildoReliefo. The pictures are highdefinition digital single print editions that transform Godon’s original oil paintings
into a unique digital work of art. The process combines the traditional art of oil
on canvas with digital technology. “The artist deconstructs each element of the
original oil painting and reconstructs it while adding shadow lighting to acheive
a three-dimensional effect.”
And the effect is startling (and realistic) with exaggerations of form and fantasy.
Much of Godon’s recent work relies on his love and admiration for Miami.
“Everything here is surprising, from a simple parking lot filled with luxury cars to
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the incredible plastic people. The subjects - and inspiration - for an artist like me
are inexhaustible! The paintings are now automatically part of my globetrotter
album … Long live Miami!” said Godon.
Jean-Pierre Delarge had this to say about Alain Godon’s work: “His representations are simplistic, his colors are vivid, and the outlines are defined by thin black
strokes. Godon’s figuration achieves contour and definition in the composition of
curved and straight lines.”
In 2009, Godon founded the Rendez-vous annuel des artistes de demain, which
is an annual event that helps new artists gain exposure to the public. At the second festival, that took place this year in Le Touquet, over 600 artists from all
schools of contemporary art attended.
Godon’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums all over the world.
This year he was commissioned to design the poster for Enduropale, and his
work was exhibited at the Fardel Gallery in Le Touquet.
Godon currently lives in London and is represented in the US by Markowicz Fine
Art in the Design District. The current exhibition of his work at Markowicz Fine Art
gallery is called BildoReliefos. During Art Basel, Markowicz Fine Art will present
first Artwork by Alain Godon of Miami.
www.markowiczfineart.com ◆
Miami Sunshine Mix media printed and painted with acrilic colors on canvas,
then worked with fluorescent resin. This piece measures 50" x 50" and is part of the
“Miami Addict” collection. It will be on display at the Alex Turco flagship store.
Must-See
Exhibits
The Spirit of Art Basel,
Perfectly Embodied with
These Five Exhibits
Story by Michelle Hammontree-Garcia I Photos by Alex Turco, courtesy
of 101/exhibit, Adamar Fine Arts, Etra Fine Art and O. Ascanio Gallery,
This Page “The Red Scarf” 2010,
Oil on Linen by Jason Shawn Alexander
measures 30" x 40" and will be on display
at 101/exhibit Top Right “Exchange” 2010,
Oil on Canvas by Jorge Santos measures
36" x 60" and will be on display at 101/exhibit
Bottom Right “Physicromie” 1975,
by Carlos Cruz Diez measures 39.5" x 39.5"
and will be on display at O. Ascanio Gallery
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If there is a time in the year when area galleries shine, it is during Art
Basel. Basking in the attention created by the most important art show in
the United States (and sister event of Switzerland’s Art Basel), galleries
bring in top-notch work.
From pop art with a twist to the hauntingly emotional work of a rising star and
Op Art and kinetic masterworks, we’ve done our homework and put together a
list of must see exhibitions.
O. Ascanio Gallery in the Wynwood Arts District is featuring The Visionary Eye, a
collective exhibition of eight international contemporary art giants that includes
20 masterworks by Jesus Soto, Carlos Cruz Diez, Alejandro Otero, Victor Lucena,
Francisco Salazar, Carlos Cabeza, Victor Vasarely and Bernar Venet.
By playing with scale, color and geometric lines, these artists have created
work that transcends the two-dimensional world and creates an experience
that allows the viewer to become an active participant.
Cruz Diez referred to this phenomenon in his work as “vibrations” because as
the viewer changes locations, the image of his work changes creating multiple
pieces within one. Similarly, Vasarely’s reality-defying geometric abstractions
create visual illusions that stem from his belief that an “internal geometry” can
be seen in every aspect of nature.
The Visionary Eye will be available for viewing November 29 to January 15, with an
opening reception November 29 at 7 p.m. (open to the public). O. Ascanio Gallery
is located at 2600 NW 2nd Avenue. For more information call 305-571-9036 or go
to www.oascaniogallery.com.
German Pop Artist, Joerg Doering, will have a series of nostalgic pop paintings
on display in Adamar Fine Arts in the Design District. Doering documents pop
culture today and yesteryear through his quirky large-scale iconographic
images that mix comic art characters with movie icons.
In the oil painting Starboy, 2011, Olive Oil is superimposed over a double mug shot
of Steve McQueen holding up a peace sign. Through his paintings, Doering makes
a statement about the character’s relevance, historical place and iconic status.
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whose repertoire includes woodwork, animation bronze casting and cultural
studies, has created pieces that evoke a primal past.
Hollinger’s and Carter’s exhibits will be on display from December 1 to February 5 and Santos, Indiana, and Alexander will be on display from December 2
and February 5. 101 Exhibit is located at 101 NE 40th St. For more information
call 305.573.2101 or visit www.101exhibit.com.
Finally, during Art Basel week Milan artist and designer Alex Turco will be unveiling a new and innovative art installation. There will also be a cocktail party in
collaboration with Colombo Stile and fashion designer Thomas Deambrosis.
The opening party is December 2 from 7 to 10 pm at their new flagship store at
99 NE 39th Street Miami in the heart of the Design District. The cocktail party is
open to the public. For more information, visit www.alexturco.com. ◆
The exhibit, titled Joerg Doering and Gallery Artists, will run from December 1 to
January 7. Adamar Fine Arts is located in the Design District at 414 NE Second
Ave. For more information call 305-576-1355 or go to www.adamargallery.com.
The Hartley Elegies will we be on display at Etra Fine Art. Considered Robert
Indiana’s best work since he debuted his art in New York in 1962, the series is
an homage to American modernist, painter and poet Marsdsen Hartley.
The series is comprised of ten large-scale prints inspired by Hartley’s German
Officer Paintings (1914- 1915), and were created after the death of his lover in
the war. Using his distinctive hard-edge style, Indiana melds military insignia
and imagery that represents America, war and historical events to create what
critics have said is his best work.
Indiana is widely known for his iconic work LOVE, which was created for a
Museum of Modern Art Christmas card in 1964. It was later used in a United
States post office stamp series, coined, Love Stamps.
The Hartley Elegies exhibition will be on display from December 1 to January
31 in Etra Fine Art at 50 NE 40th St. For more information call 305-438-4383 or
visit www.etrafineart.com.
101 Exhibit in the Design District is having a group exhibition titled New Works.
This exhibit will be divided into three rooms and features work by Jorge Santos
in Gallery A, rising star Jason Shawn Alexander’s work in Gallery B and work by
mixed media artists Karl Hollinger and Christopher Carter the 101 Backroom.
Jorge Santos’ surreal, yet lifelike paintings have a hint of sarcasm that is
disturbingly comical. The painting Rocket Man (2009) is the back view of a
well-dressed man pointing a toy rocket at the sky as if it was a gun, a reminder
of the relationship between technology and violence.
Raised in the midst of political upheaval in Angola and Portugal, Santos makes
humorous commentary of everyday life through his work.
Fueled with emotion, Jason Shawn Alexander’s paintings are hauntingly beautiful. Although Alexander gained early recognition as a graphic novel artist he
began to explore working on large canvasses. This medium allowed him freedom from the confinement usually seen in the graphic novel industry.
His transition to the fine art world progressed, and his painting The Repeater
was selected as a finalist in the Smithsonian National Gallery’s Outwin
Boochever Portrait Competition 2009.
Eclectic mixed media by Karl Hollinger and Christopher Carter will round out
the exhibition with quadrille mosaics by Hollinger, including inverted peace
signs and industrial warning labels that take shape from a distant view. Carter,
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This Page Robert Indiana’s “The Hartley Elegies”
Series will we be on display at Etra Fine Art. Top Left
and Left German Pop Artist Joerg Doering will have
a series of nostalgic pop paintings on display in Adamar
Fine Arts. Bottom Left “Silver Kiss” by Alex Turco measures
70" x 70" and is mixed media printed and painted with acrilic
colors on canvas, then worked with silver leaf and resin.
Design on Display
The Doc Sofa
The Doc Sofa / Bunk Bed by Anima Domus
is a Sofa that turns into Bunk Beds. Complete
with a fold out ladder and safety rail, its
compact design means you won’t have to pull
it out from the wall like most futons. The
metal couch converts into a bunk bed in just
a few fluid movements.
Anima Domus
25 NE 39 St.
305.576.9088
www.animadomus.com
Sobriety
Scene
Five piece tea set designed in 1927 by Gio Ponti.
Exclusively made in 925 sterling silver by Pampaloni, Italy.
Multi-functional sofa, both seating elements can be turned 90 degrees, with
comfortable individual adjustable backrests for relaxation and sleeping.
Pampaloni
Apriori
4 NE 39th St. ≈ 305.573.7130 ≈ www.apriori.us
91 NE 40th St. ≈ 305.695.9370 ≈ www.pampaloni.com
Detroit Armchair
The Detroit Armchair is handcrafted with
a unique design of stamped metal and
finished with a glossy lacquer color of the
clients choice.
Baltus Collection
3925 North Miami Ave.
305.575.2620
www.baltuscollection.com
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Design on Display
Tui Lifestyle Avenue Package
The highly anticipated Avenue Package defines French transitional design
with a modern flair. High lacquer dark woods combined with stainless
steel and leather offer a unique contemporary French design with a hint
of art deco. The full leather sofa and leather living room pieces combine
stainless steel and crocodile print leather. In the dining room you will find
fully upholstered modern french dining chairs flanking a beautiful high
lacquer dining table with a stainless steel base. In the bedroom you will
find a fully upholstered fabric bed combined with dark laquer wood
accents with an art deco style dresser with two high lacquer night tables.
Tui Lifestyle Miami Design District Showroom
3886 Biscayne Boulevard
305.573.5411
www.tuilifestyle.com
Tema from
dieCollection
Versatile single and double
soft cushioned seating and
bedding for elegant living.
The pieces can be made to fit
your living needs. You can
connect them or keep them
separate for seating or sleeping.
It can be a generous sofa, a
corner suite or even a comfortable double bed.
Apriori
4 NE 39th St.
305.573.7130
www.apriori.us
Golden Age Pop Collection
The 2010 Missoni Home Golden Age Pop collection mixes enduring symbols with fresh new
motifs in iconic, luxurious rhythmic patterns.
TEAM 7
180 NE 39th St.
305.438.9663
www.missonihome.com
TEAM 7 NOX Sideboard
The NOX dining collection by TEAM 7 features sideboards,
cabinets and A-line tables. They are massive and inviting with the
stark presence of solid wood. NOX sideboards, in a variety of sizes,
offer sophisticated storage, and are available with inserts for either
silverware or plates.
TEAM 7
180 NE 39th St.
305.438.9663
www.sustainablestyleus.com
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Design Showcase
Timeless Elegance
New Sleek and Modern Product Line at Poltrona Frau
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy of Poltrona Frau
oltrona Frau, the international brand representing design, elegance
and perfection of Italian-made products, recently unveiled their new
furniture collection. The uniqueness of shape and hand-crafted work
are distinctive traits that make up each piece of the Poltrona Frau and
Cappellini collection.
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“We are very thrilled about the new collections of Poltrona Frau and
Cappellini. Poltrona Frau’s new 2010 collection combines the comfort and
quality of classic furniture with the functionality and design of the modern
times,” said Aldo Faetti, General Manager, Poltrona Frau Group, Miami. “On
the other hand, Cappellini is already well into the future with its 2010 collection. This collection is inspired by different cultures and languages to create
harmony and versatility.”
The TWB (Tailored Wood Bench)
In their London studio, Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay have designed one of the
most interesting offerings in the Cappellini 2010 Collection. In natural or
ebony-stained ash wood (or with a strip at the base decorated in green,
metallic grey, cherry red and China blue colors) the TWB collection consists
of a stool and bench that appears to be crumpled paper. The particular construction procedure - and filling of the product - renders each piece unique.
Designed by Raw-Edges 2010 for Cappellini
Prices: Small stool - $2,736; Multi-colored small stool - $3,708;
Bench - $5,473
Eco Fish – Walt Disney ® Limited Edition
This Armchair was produced entirely from multicolor plastic material molded
using a rotational technique. The material is recycled to underline Cappellini’s
renewed focus on the theme of conserving raw materials for future generations. The internal part of the seat is white. Series of 99 numbered pieces.
Designed by Satyendra Pakhalè 2010 for Cappellini
The Willy Armchair
The Guglielmo Ulrich armchair, Willy is designed with careful attention to
geometry and form. Notable for its gentle rounded lines, comfortable wraparound seating and beautiful diamond stitched upholstery; it is finished in Pelle
Frau® leather. The armrests and backrest are made of steel and the seat support has elastic straps. The cushioning is made from molded polyurethane.
The base is made from medium-density particle board with a black finish.
Designed by Guglielmo Ulrich 2010 for Poltrona Frau
Price: Starting from $4,700; Multicolor – Starting from $5,640
Bretagne
The Bretagne seating system consists of large two-seater sofas, three-seater
sofas and peninsulas, all with left or right armrest versions. The system, complete with pouf seat, is malleable and ultra-comfortable. Upholstering is in
Pelle© Frau Leather from the Color System, Soul or Heritage leather.
Designed by R&D Poltrona Frau 2010
Price: Armchair - Starting from $6,460; Sofa – Starting from $9,390
Poltrona Frau Group, Miami
10 NE 39th St. ≈ 305.576.3636 ≈ www.poltronafraumiami.net
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Green Design
Mosaic Wonderment
Phoenician Arts Provides Decorative Delight
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy of Phoenician Arts
f you’re familiar with the beauty and majesty of handmade mosaic stone, then
you know what an incredible art form it is. Luckily for those with an eye for
beauty – and space for decorative brilliance – there is a place to get handmade hand-cut mosaic designs made and installed in your home or office.
scenes. Many of the mosaics preserved at Pompeii were the work of Greek artists.
The Roman Empire used mosaics to celebrate their Gods and create domestic
themes, but it was the Byzantine Empire that took it in a new direction covering
walls and ceilings with mosaic artwork.
Called Phoenician Arts, this new gallery can design and create a beautiful
mosaic wall or surface in your home. “Our showroom is set up as a gallery where
we can show people a lot of different patterns and styles. We try to show examples of modern and old world designs,” said Sam Klaimi, third generation mosaic
manufacturing family member.
But today Mosaic patterned walls and spaces are becoming more popular
as people look to the past to help create glamour and elegance for the
present.
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Most of the mosaics are handmade and hand cut of natural recycled stone. They
also withstand time and weather conditions because they are all natural. What
many people don’t realize is that Mosaic murals are not something solely for museums and cathedrals. And that is exactly why Phoenician Arts opened a showroom
- gallery space in the Design District.
According to Klaimi, the mosaic field is rich with new ideas, approaches and
organizations such as the British Association for Modern Mosaic and The Society
of American Mosaic Artists.
“When it comes to our products there are unlimited options. We always try to
display as many patterns as possible to inspire and educate our customers about
the endless possibilities,” said Klaimi.
“We can make mosaic designs for floors, walls, hallways, dining areas, living rooms,
archways or anywhere inside your home or outside. Our mosaic art work is a great
alternative to paintings and photographs, giving the space around you a sense of
authenticity that can’t be felt using traditional art work or decoration,” added Klaimi.
Phoenician Arts has a design department dedicated to helping customers
translate their ideas into timeless art pieces (to be enjoyed for generations).
The service is free to customers and most orders can be completed in 15
business days.
According to Klaimi, Mosaics dramatically enhance any space. People are using
mosaics as a kitchen backsplash, for foyers, bathrooms, ceilings and inside their
swimming pools. Businesses and restaurants use mosaics for decoration and as
tabletops. And if you saw the beautiful mosaic work at Phoenician Arts you will
understand what a truly beautiful addition it can be to any space.
“All our mosaics are fully handmade in the same method used by early Romans
2000 Years ago. They are laid down on a mesh backing for easy and immediate
installation and our master artist skillfully hand cut and lay the marble mosaics with
great care and expertise.”
The history of mosaic goes back 4,000 years or more. The Greeks raised the
pebble technique to an art form with precise geometric patterns and detailed
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Phoenician Arts has created mosaic décor for hotels and restaurants in
Miami, such as the Sabia at Brickell and the St.Tropez Hotel & Condominium
in Sunny Isles, just to mention a few. ◆
Furnishings throughout the home
include vintage pieces alongside exquisitely upholstered custom designs.
Extraordinarily
Fabulous
Charles Allem Incorporates
Modern Transitional Design
in a Landmark Building
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy of CAD International
This Page In the bar, a hammered pewter
countertop adds a Parisian tone to complement
the sophisticated ebonized paneling and
elegant crystal barware behind the bar.
Right The clean lines of the furnishings, and
the muted tones, result in an unspoken serenity.
Top Right Early-19th-century French portrait.
C
harles Allem is to design what the Rolling Stones are to rock and roll.
The South African born designer creates what some would call “wow”
interiors with outer-worldly dimension and gracious grandiosity.
He has been called a visionary – with a vision that comes purely from his most
inner core. “I enjoy doing extraordinary spaces and am inspired by the senses.
An environment is lovely when you look at something extraordinary and it touches you, it touches your eyes, it feels luxurious, warm and wonderful,” said Allem.
Stylish is a very ambiguous word, but Allem is anything but ambiguous. “I create
a total environment, and that means working with the landscape artist and the
architectural firm. We do a lot of modern transitional design as opposed to traditional. That means taking elements from the past and combining them with
modern accents."
Maybe that is why the owners of a penthouse apartment in New York City
entrusted Allem to create a total makeover of their coveted Manhattan living
space. When Allem walked into the penthouse (that belongs to a Wall Street financier) he simply fell in love. He describes the terrace as big enough to host a
dinner for 200 and was amazed by the extraordinary living room. After a brief
introduction, Allem was already overflowing with inspiration and gladly took on
the challenge refurbishing the landmark building.
The 7,000 square-foot space has a 2000 square-foot wraparound terrace designed as a haven atop New York’s concrete jungle. The subdued color palette of
parchment, blush, and taupe was paired with rich woods and antique metal finishes, creating a warm and sophisticated setting for relaxing and entertaining.
Though this penthouse has an impressive pedigree, including former owner Earl
Blackwell, who entertained the likes of Greta Garbo and Salvador Dali, it was
essential that the design of this space be anything but old. That’s why a luxurious monochromatic palette, transitional-style furnishings and unexpected scale
and materials were used.
To add a rugged edge, monolithic split rock fireplaces anchored the expansive
space. The floors were done in ebonized walnut in 12-inch planks throughout the
space. Bronze hardware from Nanz adorned all of the walnut doors and millwork
throughout the property. Furnishings throughout the home included vintage
pieces alongside exquisitely upholstered custom designs.
I enjoy doing extraordinary
spaces and am inspired by
the senses. An environment
is lovely when you look at
something extraordinary and
it touches you, it touches
your eyes, it feels luxurious,
warm and wonderful.
“
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This Page The bar floors are wideplank walnut. Right Master bedroom
with terra-cotta tones.
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In the living room, an iconic circa 1960’s aluminum-alloy piano was added as well
as mid-century chairs and Jules Leleu lamps. A chaise lounge and 1960’s bronze
low table by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne anchor one corner. Mid-century chairs
from John Salibello are at each end of a mirrored low table. The barrel vaulted
ceiling was hand-finished in silver leaf for a dramatic effect over the jewel box
room. Hand printed silk velvet drapes cascade in front of the solid bronze windows and doors that lead to the terraces.
Hanging over the expansive walnut dining room table is an 18-foot-long bespoke
fixture. The flatware is from Tiffany’s and the walls are covered in leather from J.
Robert Scott. The side chair is from Donghia and the barstools are from Holly Hunt.
The low table, circa 1940 has beveled-mirror top and base and is by John Salibello.
In the nearby bar, a hammered pewter countertop added a Parisian tone to complement the sophisticated ebonized paneling and elegant crystal barware
behind the bar. The floor in the bar area is the same wide-plank walnut that
matches the rest of the apartment. The clean lines of the furnishings, and the
muted tones, helped to usher in a limitless sense of serenity.
Allem extended the subdued palette into the master bedroom, adding terra-cotta
tones and tufted-silk walls for warmth. Over a velvet-covered settee is an early-19thcentury French portrait; in front of it stands a circa 1940 table. On the bed bolster
is J. Robert Scott fabric. Inside the apartment, Allem says, “you feel so removed –
then you burst onto this incredible terrace. I didn’t want to clutter it with furniture.”
The bathrooms had lavish finishes, solid bronze plumbing, and luxurious Pratesi
linens to surpass every expectation. In addition to seeking products that evoked
a luxurious quality, they were practical and functional. To keep up with the times
they used advance yet user-friendly smart home systems. That means liquid
crystal glass to frost clear glass at the flip of a switch. This innovation offered privacy without compromising the integrity of the design.
When this project was complete Allem romanced the owners with flowers and
candles. As they saw their new home with Allem’s vision fully executed, it brought
tears to their eyes. Satisfaction is the ultimate understatement for both the
owners and Allem. ◆
I create a total environment,
and that means working with
the landscape artist and the
architectural firm. We do a lot
of modern transitional design
as opposed to traditional. That
means taking elements from
the past and combining them
with modern accents.
“
”
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This Page Hand printed silk velvet drapes cascade
in front of the solid bronze windows and doors that
lead to the terraces. Left Walnut dining room table.
Top Left The barrel vaulted ceiling in the living room
was hand-finished in silver leaf for a dramatic effect
over the jewel box room.
Behind the Designs
Q & A:
Paola Lenti
Innovation in Design
and Textiles
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy
of Luminaire
Paola Lenti is the founder of a design firm specializing in outdoor furniture and rugs with emphasis
on innovative natural and synthetic materials.
Lenti uses high quality contemporary, technologically-advanced textiles to create unique pieces
(and rugs) for casual contemporary elegant living.
Each collection features exclusive materials and
colors developed by Lenti for her collection. The
company was founded in 1994 by Paola Lenti with
headquarters in Meda, Milan.
She launched Rope, a high-performance yarn for
her outdoor collection Aqua. In 2005, Rope earned Wallpaper Magazine’s award for best fabric,
and in 2006-2007 the rugs Ray and Crochet were
named “Best Flooring” by Elle Décor.
Q
A
How does your background in graphic design influence the creative direction of the
company?
The sense of equilibrium, proportion, clarity and coherence between signs and messages transmitted are all skills that are
paramount in graphic design. These skills are then
transferred to the design, production and branding
of the Paola Lenti brand.
Where do your innovative materials come from?
What is the process for sourcing the materials?
I do research and have professional consultants
for raw materials. I also study the alternatives
offered by the market, especially the chemical
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sector. Once we have found the most suitable
material for our products we transform it into yarn
and adapt it to our needs. We create colors to
match our line and then start producing semifinished products such as cords, braids and
strips for our furniture and rugs. This process is
done with our Italian partners that specialize in
high-tech yarns or special weaving techniques.
For outdoor items, that are sensitive to the environment, we make sure they have high performance capacity and will last, that is why research
and development is paramount.
What are interesting sources of inspiration for
the designers working under Paola Lenti?
Why do you work with Hi-Tech materials such as
weaving and crocheting? How did this partnership of
technique and technology come to be?
Once the textile material has been defined
and certified according to the quality and performance standards set by the company, it is
entrusted to the designer. Because of his
skills, and his capability to interpret the material, he transforms it into an object that is the
result of the potential and limitations of each
textile.
Our idea is based on the belief that a piece of furniture should not overwhelm or intimidate the
user. Instead it should lead to inviting and restful
spaces to help people find serenity and equilibrium.
In this sense, hand weaving or braiding represents
an ancient and universally established tradition
familiar to everyone in the world. These techniques are applied to high-tech materials that
create resilient, long lasting, friendly products.
Products are the result of team work, a team that
I personally lead. Each member, from the designer to the engineer and the artisans, contribute
with his or her particular skills and abilities. Each
designer has his own personality and style, but
designers that work with us usually share our
vision and way of working.
How do you create the design direction for each
collection?
What makes a product special enough to be in
the Paola Lenti collection?
How do you come up with such vivid colors for your
products? Is there a particular point of inspiration?
Its coherence with the rest of the collection,
which is the result of an alchemy of form, aesthetics, material, color, as well as performance
and functionality.
We study and create our own exclusive colors.
I personally take care of the color palette. My inspiration comes from nature; colors are then interpreted and combined according to my sensitivity.
View the Paola Lenti collection at any of the
Luminaire showrooms and at this year's Design
Miami where Luminaire will be showcasing
pieces from Paola Lenti's new collection. ◆
Accessories
Like This
The provocative collection of French
Perfume brand Etat Libre D'Orange
is exclusively available at SAUVAGE
concept store. Take a chance to
try the new edition "Like This" created with Tilda Swinton.
Sauvage
114 NE 40th St.
305.571.9393
[email protected]
Bally Love Scarf
Bally Love Print Scarf In Mix
Cashmere-Silk Voile
Designed by Bally Design Team
and Philippe Decrauzat
Dimensions: 55 x 55 inches
Noir Beaded “Y” Necklace
Long beaded necklace from Noir featuring grey, white, and gold
tone beads with zig zag patterns, dangling tassels, and gold
plated bars. The necklace has a 20" drop and 28" neck opening.
Miami BallyLove Pop Up Store
Moore Building
191 NE 40th St. #101
305.573.4333
www.bally.com
Kiliwatch
3818 NE 30th St. ≈ 305.576.0013 ≈ www.kiliwatchmiami.com
Zagliani
The outstanding Crocodile and Python
Zagliani Purses are now available at
SAUVAGE concept store. Exotic purse
lovers will be pleased with strong
and stylish design!
Sauvage
114 NE 40th St.
305.571.9393
[email protected]
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SOME
LIKE
IT ART
Art Collector
and Consultant
Find Inspiration
PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART DIRECTION: MARIA LANKINA FASHION DIRECTOR: JEFFREY LUBIN STYLING: VICTORIA MATVEEVA ≈ MARIA PODGORBUNSKAYA
STYLIST ASSISTANT: MINOUCHE PERICLES PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT: KATIA HERNANDEZ MAKE-UP ARTIST: JAVIER MARTINEZ USING MAKE-UP
FOREVER AND GIORGIO ARMANI MODELS: ROBIN LINKE FOR ELITE ≈ ANNA MIXON SHOOT LOCATIONS: 101/EXHIBIT ≈ MARKOWICZ FINE ART ≈ ETRA FINE ART
Factory by Erik Hart Little black dress
available at Kiliwatch. Christopher Kane
embroidered leather biker jacket
available at Sauvage Concept Store
with bracelets by Charles Albert
This Page: Factory by Erik Hart
Beige Little dress available
at Kiliwatch with Willow draped
sequin and mesh jacket available
at Sauvage Concept Store and
earrings by Charles Albert
Right: Artwork “Archetype”
by Charles Pfahl at 101/exhibit
Robin wears a Vera Wang Mongolian
lamb vest available at Sauvage Concept
Store, Pleasure Doing Business pink
skirt available at Kiliwatch, necklace by
Charles Albert, hand piece Mixon by
Anna Mixon. Anna wears a leather dress
by Luca Luca available at Bal Harbour
Shops with Bottega Veneta metal necklaces available at Sauvage Concept Store
Robin wears sequin shorts by 6126 by
Lindsay Lohan available at Kiliwatch,
necklace by Mixon by Anna Mixon,
Pierre Hardy patent leather shoes and
Roger Vivier clutch available at Sauvage
Concept Store. Anna wears sequin
shorts by 6126 by Lindsay Lohan available at Kiliwatch, Rodarte knitted top
and Pierre Hardy patent leather shoes
available at Sauvage Concept Store
This Page: Anna wears a Balmain military
jacket with Azzedine Alaia leather boots
available at Sauvage Concept Store.
Sequin shorts by 6126 by Lindsay Lohan
and the artisan chair are available at Kiliwatch. Necklace Mixon by Anna Mixon
Left: Necklace by Charles Albert, black
tulle dress by Yasser Faraco is available
at www.yasser-faraco.com
Food
Miami’s Best Kept Secret
Mandolin Aegean Bistro Brings Authentic Mediterranean Food
Story by Diane Feen I Photos courtesy of Mandolin Aegean Bistro
S
et in a delightful 1940’s house in Miami on the NE 2nd corridor between Design District and Buena Vista, this charming restaurant will
transport you to the Island of Greece.
In the back garden the white-washed building is brimming with bougainvillea and vintage Taverna chairs with wooden tables under a lantern-lit tree.
At Mandolin Aegean Bistro they stay true to the healthy recipes and philosophy of the infamous Mediterranean Diet. Their dishes are simple, rustic and
authentic to the villages of Greece and Turkey. To do that, they use seasonal ingredients, local food and fresh caught fish each day. The menu has
vegetarian options and the food is made with the highest quality extra virgin
Greek olive oil. They also use fresh herbs and vegetables, farm raised meats
and homemade breads, cheeses and yogurt.
In addition to favorite Greek staples such as Horiatiki salad (tomato, pepper,
cucumber and feta cheese), Fried Calamari, Saganaki, Gyro sandwich with
tzatziki and Mousaka, are other regional specialties. They include shrimp with
tomatoes, dill and feta with a splash of ouzo, Rustic braised pulled lamb and
fresh Mussels with white wine, garlic, lemon and oregano.
For a great salad try their Turkish spoon salad with finely chopped tomato,
parsley, onion and pomegranate molasses. One of the special treats about
a restaurant like Mandolin is their fresh grilled whole fish with olive oil, lemon
and oregano. Also not to be missed is Marinated grilled octopus, grilled lamp
chops, Mandolin sirloin or lamb burger or their homemade pide (rustic village
flat bread) baked fresh daily.
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For starters check out the Greek Sampler – it is made of Tzatziki-smoked
eggplant purée-tarama or The Turkish sampler, which is hummus-tomato
walnut dip and a fava bean purée. They also have köpoglu, which is grilled
vegetables with potatoes, eggplant and zucchini topped with Greek Yogurt.
If you love peppers try their pepper melody with tomato, garlic and yogurt.
They also have grilled Sucuk, Turkish chorizo, olive oil poached leeks with
carrots, fresh mussels with white wine, garlic, lemon and oregano. Other
popular dishes are grilled beef and lamb meatballs and Cheese Saganaki.
If you want pasta check out the Village Pasta, which is Greek noodles with ground
beef and béchamel sauce or the Chicken kebab with orzo pilaf and
Maroulosalata. They also have grilled Atlantic Salmon with a tomato arugula salad.
There are specials of the day with dishes such as Dolma, which are handrolled grape leaves filled with beef and rice topped with Greek yogurt or traditional homemade tomato soup. “We’re very much a humble restaurant who
welcomes everyone,” said William Curtis, from Mandolin Aegean Bistro.
If you have a sweet tooth try their Baklava or Turkish cookies with dark
chocolate. Locals and tourists love to come to Mandolin Aegean Bistro
because of the fresh food, the homey vibe, the authentic interior and the
warmth that radiates from server and owners to the customers.
They are open Monday to Saturday from 12pm to 11pm for lunch and dinner.
There also have room for parties or special gatherings. ◆
Mandolin Aegean Bistro ≈ 4312 NE 2nd Ave ≈ 305.576.6066 ≈ www.mandolinmiami.com
Restaurant Guide
Driade Fratelli Lyon Café
4141 NE 2nd Ave., 305.572.2905
www.fratellilyon.com
Complementing Driade’s first store in the United
States is Fratelli Lyon Driade Café. The cafe’s
menu includes antipasti, formaggi, salami, panini,
pizza, pasta, risotto and dolce.
crab dumplings, coriander and mustard oil;
sheep’s milk gnudi with baby spinach, speck and
brown butter; and prime grass-fed NY strip loin
with California artichokes, shiitakes, wasabi and a
side of truffle rosemary house fries.
Miami’s W Wine is the ideal place for an extended
Chardonnay-inspired lunch or a romantic, two-bottle
dinner. W offers 200 wines from around the world,
focusing on small wineries and organic growers. The
wines can be purchased by the glass or bottle. The
menu is simple and affordable, offering fresh salads
and sandwiches for lunch.
Grass’ ambiance invokes dinner in paradise with
thatch tiki huts, VIP tables, cushy white banquettes,
plush sofas and a full bar illuminated by a wall of
apothecary jars brimming with colorful flora. Grass
serves three different grilled fish daily with a
choice of five sauces. Grade 5 Kobe beef, smoked
beef rib eye and chicken are also available.
Maitardi
163 NE 39th St., 305.532.1233
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This risto-bar (a European concept combining ristorante and bar) offers wood burning oven-baked
thin- and thick-crusted pizzas, northern Italian
appetizers, pastas and entrees, as well as sandwiches, tapas and desserts. Serving lunch and dinner.
Pasha’s
3801 N. Miami Ave., 305.572.1150
www.pashas.com
MiMo Restaurants
This independent, Mediterranean fast-ish food chain
is low-priced and well-designed. The restaurant
prides itself on offering a healthier alternative to fast
food. The menu offers a wealth of vegetarian and
vegan options, salads, soups, wraps and a bakery.
Pizzavolante
3918 N. Miami Ave., 305.573.5325
Jonathan Eismann has turned his attention to
perfecting thin-crust pizzas in a wood-fired brick
oven. The new pizzeria and mozzarella bar is buzzing with life and energy. Pizzavolante serves pizza
the Roman way: baked thin in a wood-burning oven.
Q American Barbeque
4029 N. Miami Ave., 305.BARBEQUE
www.designdistrictrestaurants.com
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink
130 NE 40th St., 305.573.5550
www.michaelsgenuine.com
This unpretentious bistro offers an indoor and outdoor dining venue serving budget-friendly food that’s
mostly simple and top-notch. Dishes come in varied
sizes ranging from snacks to extra-large plates.
miniBar
3612 NE 2nd Ave., 305.576.7031
Housed in the former Charcuterie space, miniBar
offers small bites for big appetites. The menu features Cuban sandwiches, empanadas, pizza, pasta,
burgers and salads. Take-out and delivery available.
Orange Café & Art
2 NE 40th St., 305.571.4070
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At this self-described art café, the menu items
(sandwiches, house-baked pastries, a daily soup,
plus several pastas and salads) are named
after artists. A few are, in their own humble way,
works of art, most notably the Matisse pasta:
butterfly-winged fiocchi pouches filled with pears
and cheese in a four-cheese sauce.
The beacon of fine dining on Lincoln Road for
15 years is opening in the Design District. The menu
includes sweet corn and leek soup with peeky toe
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Vino & Olio serves authentic Tuscan Italian food
in an upbeat modern atmosphere. The chef, Andrea
Menichetti delights diners with excellent cuisine
that is local, fresh and seasonal.
W Wine Bistro
3622 NE 2nd Ave., 305.576.7775
www.wwinebistro.com
Grass Lounge
28 NE 40th St., 305.573.3355
www.grasslounge.com
Pacific Time
35 NE 40th St., 305.722.7369
www.pacifictimemiami.com
Vino & Olio
139 NE 39th St., 305.573.0707
Q American Barbeque serves diverse styles of
pit-roasted barbeque with dry rubs, light sauces,
classic brines and cures for authentic barbeque
flavor. Favorites include spare ribs, baby back
ribs, beef ribs, Texas style brisket, burgers and
sliders. The food is tasty, exotic and unique.
Sra. Martinez
4000 NE 2nd Ave., 305.573.5474
Andiamo
5600 Biscayne Blvd., 305.762.5751
www.andiamopizza.com
Classic New York and Italian-style brick oven pizza
is the specialty of the house. Andiamo offers 25 unusual
pies with a variety of toppings. Try the Tuscan Tuna
Melt, Meatball, Ratatouille or Capricciosa pizzas.
The menu also offers salads, paninis and dessert.
Casa Toscana Ristorante
7001 Biscayne Blvd., 305.758.3353
www.casatoscanamiami.com
Casa Toscana is a Tuscan trattoria offering a
simple menu with daily specials, homemade desserts and a selection of wines from most regions
of Italy and varieties from Chile and Argentina.
Michy’s
6927 Biscayne Blvd., 305.759.2001
www.restaurantelite.com
This 50-seat restaurant is Miami: high-energy,
colorful, sexy and a little Latin. The menu changes
often and includes pasta, salads, seafood; everything is made from scratch. Meals are meant to be
shared and available in half and full portions.
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Michelle Bernstein’s newest restaurant venture is
colorful and charming with Spanish accents interwoven
throughout the cozy environment. Small plates offer
big food. There’s a myriad of tapas to choose from infused with Argentinean, Mediterranean and even
Asian notes. The menu is split into two: Frio and Caliente.
Soyka
5582 NE 4th Court, 305.759.3117
www.soykacafe.com
The motif is industrial chic. Lunch offers salads,
burgers, sandwiches and wood-fired oven pizzas.
Dinner includes chicken, steak and more elaborate dishes such as turkey Salisbury steak, pasta
and seafood. A children’s menu is available for
both lunch and dinner.
Sushi Siam
5582 NE 4th Court, 305.751.7818
Sushi Siam serves a combination of Japanese
and Thai cuisine. Specialties include customized
sushi boats, steak teriyaki, Pad Thai and Hibachi.
UVA 69
6900 Biscayne Blvd., 305.754.9022
www.uva69.com
Part Barcelonan bistro, part urban wine bar,
UVA 69 offers a light menu of salads, panini and
tapas alongside an international selection of
premium wines. UVA 69 is known for its happy hour
crowd. The restaurant serves dinner, lunch and
Sunday brunch.
Miami Social
Live Art Performance
October 21 I Poltrano Frau Showroom
Italian artist Andrea Sampaolo’s show “I am American:
so I am contemporary,” debuted at luxury Italian retailer
Poltrona Frau’s Miami showroom. The presentation introduced the multimedia artist’s unique style and process
and incorporated a live art performance, during which
Sampaolo painted while being accompanied by a
three-piece orchestra.
Photos courtesy of Poltrano Frau
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Event Calendar
For up-to-date events and happenings, go to
www.designdistrictmag.com
November 29 – December 5
“United Nude presents 5PRCITY”
Artists: 223, Qiu, Quist, Yiki Liu
Reception: December 2, 6-9PM
Collection of work from leading Chinese photographers, the theme “Women and the City” is
China’s five main cities, and the work of these
artists forms a time-capsule of China today.
December 2
December 2 – 10
“Walt Disney Signature Airline Chair
Launch,” Artist: Corey Grosser for Walt
Disney Signature, Reception: 7-10PM ▼
RSVP by Nov. 30th to [email protected]
Contact [email protected]
“Cappellini presents the TRON Armchair, a special production with Walt
Disney Signature, designed
by Dror Benshetrit”
Reception: December 2, 7-10PM
Avant Gallery
3850 N Miami Ave.
305.573.8873
www.avantgallery.com
A special range of unique chairs, inspired
by Disney's soon-to-be-released film “TRON:
Legacy,” will be displayed in the Cappellini/
Poltrona Frau Miami Showroom.
Cappellini/Poltrona Frau Showroom
10 NE 39th St.
305.576.3636
www.frauatlantica.net
United Nude
161 NE 40th St.
305.572.9090
www.unitednude.com
December 3 – January 29
“Group Show: Art Basel Selection”
“New Work: Jorge Santos”
November 30 – December 5
“Scope”
Artists: Marcus, Jansen, Isabelle
du Toit, David Bowers, Charles Pfahl
101/exhibit
101 NE 40th St.
305.573.2101
www.101exhibit.com
December 2
“Alex Turco Art Show”
Reception: December 2, 7-10PM
Alex Turco’s waterproof decorative panels
on canvas will be on display.
December – January
“The Hartly Elegies - The Complete Series”
Reception: December 1
Artist: Robert Indiana
10 large-scale prints created by Robert Indiana in
admiration of American modernist painter and poet
Marsden Hartley.
Etra Fine Art
50 NE 40th St.
305.438.4383
www.etrafineart.com
December 1
Alex Turco Art Designer
99 NE 39th S.
305.576.7110
www.alexturco.com
December 2
Exhibition of Vichit Nongnual, Paitoon Jumee,
Attasit Pokkong and JR de Bellard Fine Jewelry.
Laure de Mazieres
3817 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.6454
www.lauredemazieres.com
December 2 – January 8
101/exhibit
101 NE 40th St.
305.573.2101
www.101exhibit.com
101/exhibit
101 NE 40th St.
305.573.2101
www.101exhibit.com
December 3 – 5
“Rainbow City by FriendsWithYou”
Daily 10AM-10PM
Time: 7-10PM
“Back Room”
Artist: Christopher Carter, Karl Hollinger
The artists solidify 101/exhibit’s reputation as a gallery
with tremendous range and scope with startling works.
Collaboration between 101/exhibit and the
Richard J. Demato Fine Arts galleries. The
Miami show will feature works of Philip
Thomas, Andrea Kowch, Amy Sherald, Marcus
Jansen, David Bowers, Isabelle duToit, Haley
Halser, Charles Pfahl and Jorge Santo’s.
“Building Blocks”
Reception: December 2, 6PM
FriendsWithYou presents Building Blocks, a collection of paintings over a decade in the making.
3930 NE 2nd Avenue 2nd Floor
FriendsWithYou.com oh-wow.com
FriendsWithYou is proud to present Rainbow City
a forty piece environmental installation addressing the potency of interaction, ritual and play.
Location: Site Specific Installation
140 NE 39th St
December 4
“Street Art Showcase”
Time: 7-11PM
Graffiti Artists, recycled art and
clothing promotions.
Kiliwatch
3818 NE 30th St.
305.576.0013
www.kiliwatchmiami.com
December 1 – January 7
“Joerg Doering and gallery artists”
Reception: December 2, 6-9PM and
December 4, 7-10PM
December 2
“Launch Party BALLYLove”
Electroclash star Peaches along with
famed Swiss artist Olaf Breuning.
Adamar Fine Arts will exhibit German Pop artist
Joerg Doering in an exhibition that will feature his
Pop nostalgic paintings and other artists.
Adamar Fine Arts
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #107
305.576.1355
www.adamargallery.com
December 2 – February 6
Miami BallyLove Pop Up Store
Moore Building
191 NE 40th St. #101
305.573.4333
www.bally.com
December 4 and 11
December 2 – 5
Artist: William Braemer
Time: 6-11PM
“Special for Art Basel, Eric Mourlot is
housed at Markowicz Fine Art”
Artist Jason Shawn Alexander heads to Miami for a
week of festivities, beginning with SCOPE Miami,
November 30 - December 5.
Collection of vintage lithographic posters and
lithographs printed by the Mourlot Estate.
Original works by William Braemer can be
seen accompanied by complimentary wine,
refreshments and live music by Amereida
and DJ Josh Nemgik.
101/exhibit
101 NE 40th St.
305.573.2101
www.101exhibit.com
Markowicz Fine Art
1 NE 40th St. #5
786.362.5546
www.markowiczfineart.com
Art Fusion Galleries
1 NE 40th St. #3, 6 & 7
305.573.5730
www.artfusiongallery.com
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Design
District
Directory
101/exhibit
4141 Design
Abitare
Adamar Fine Arts
Adriana Hoyos
Advanced Trading
AE District
Alejandra Von Hartz Fine Arts
Alex Turco Art Designer
Always Flowers
AM Profile
AMIR Rug Gallery
Anima Domus
Ann Sacks
Anri Designs
Antoniolupi
Anya Ponorovskaya
APONWAO Design
Apriori
Arravanti
Art Fusion Gallery
Artisan Antiques
Avant Gallery
Barbara Gillman Gallery
Bas Fisher Invitational
Bernice Steinbaum
Bisazza North America
Bloom Interior Architecture
Brownes & Co.
Bulthaup
Campaniello
Cappellini
Carpet Boutique
Carpet Creations
Casa Cielo Tile & Mosaic
Casa Furnishings
Ceramic Matrix
Cerruti Baleri
Chad Oppenheim
Charles Allem Designs
Charlotte's International Antiques
Christian Louboutin
Clear Company
Clima Outdoor Collection
Common Machine Productions
Costa Window Treatments
DACRA
Decorator's Plumbing
DePadova
Designer's Tile
Diaspora Vibe Gallery
Dileto
DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen
Driade
Drimmers Appliances
Edward David Nieto Design
E.G. Cody
Emena Spa
Emilio Robba
En Avance
Enea Garden Lounge
Etra Fine Art
EuroKitchen
European Art Gallery
FENDI Casa
Fratelli Lyon Driade Café
Genius Jones
Gibson Guitars
Glottman
Grass Lounge
HairDragon Salon
hausScape
Haveli
HOK
Hallock Designs
Holly Hunt
Inside Out 2
I on the District
Ivette Arango Interior Design
MDD Marketing Council Members
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Jalan Jalan
Janus Et Cie
JBL International Antiques
Jonathan Adler
Kartell
The King is Dead
Kenzo
Kiliwatch Miami
Kitchen Center
Laure de Mazieres
LGD Communications
Ligne Roset
Luminaire
LUXE Cable + Light
Maison Martin Margiela
Maitardi
Majestic Properties
Marimekko Concept Store
Markowicz Fine Art
Maxalto
MBM Miami
Michael's Genuine Food & Drink
miniBar
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
Miyo Home
Molteni &C / Dada
Monica James & Co.
Neoteric Home
NiBa Home
NiBa Rug Collections
Now, A Style Store
Nu House Design
Oceanview Shades and Drapery
Odegard
Office Dimensions
Oggetti
Orange Café
Oriental Décor
Ornare
Outdoor Therapy
Pacific Time Restaurant
Pampaloni
Pasha's Restaurant
Perfect Shade Collection
Phoenician Arts
Pianeta Legno Floors USA
Pilates Miami Studio
Pizzavolante
Poliform
Poltrona Frau
Poltron Frau Outlet
Q American Barbeque
Raul Carrasco
Ricart Gallery
Rothman Associates
The Rug Company
Saruski Design Studio
Sauvage
Sebastien James
Shampology Salon & Supply
Shuichi Take Fitness Club
Shulman + Associates
Sra. Martinez
Susane R.
Team 7
Thread Count
TSAO Design Group
Turchin Jewelry
Tushka Art Lampshade Studio
Urban Art
Vitra
Vino & Olio
W Wine Bistro
Waterworks
Windsor Arts
Wolfgang Roth & Partners, Fine Art
Y-3
Zanotta
Antiques
Beauty
& Health
Flooring
Jewelry
Floral
Kitchen & Bath
Books
Food / Wine /
Coffee
Lighting
Design
Textiles
Furnishings
Fashion
Galleries
Other Specialties
305.576.9221
[159]
Bernice Steinbaum
3550 N. Miami Ave.
305.573.2700
[38a]
Charles Allem Designs
127 NE 40th St.
305.438.9757
[145]
Bisazza North America
3740 NE 2nd Ave.
305.438.4388
[56]
Charlotte’s International Antiques
4030 N. Miami Ave.
305.576.9991
[128]
Bloom Interior Architecture
180 NE 39th St. #217
305.576.2773
[43a]
Christian Louboutin
151 NE 40t St.
305.576.6820
[32]
Brownes & Co.
87 NE 40th St.
305.573.5221
[6]
Clear Company
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #105B
305.206.6699
[134]
Bulthaup
3841 NE 2nd Ave. #201
305.573.7771
[11]
Common Machine Productions
4040 NE 2nd Ave.
305.573.0754
[23]
Anya Ponorovskaya
35 NE 40th St.
305.677.5008
[128]
Campaniello
180 NE 39th St. #121
305.576.9494
[21]
Costa Window Treatments
1 NE 40th St. #2
305.576.0502
[6]
APONWAO Design
4040 NE 2nd Ave. #312
305.576.1787
[72]
Carpet Boutique
96 NE 40th St.
305.325.1919
[94]
miami
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Design
District
Directory
[28]
Anima Domus is Alivar’s exclusive
dealer in South Florida. Please
visit one of our two nicely located
showrooms for further information
about Alivar’s unique furniture collection. www.animadomus.com
[36]
101/exhibit
101 NE 40th St.
305.573.2101
[7]
4141 Design
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.2900
Anima Domus
25 NE 39th St.
305.576.9088
www.animadomus.com
Advanced Trading
Offers distinctive collections of
[7]
Adamar Fine Arts
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #107
305.576.1355
[93]
classical and contemporary
www.adrianahoyos.com
Tibetan, needlepoint, Aubusson,
Persian, Indian, Turkish, animal
skin rugs. Cleaning and maintenance services are the company’s specialty.
75 NE 40th St.
305.571.7171
www.atirugs.com
[109a]
[134a]
[112]
[98]
Abitare
Clima Outdoor Collections
Abitare is a multi-line furniture
store that represents some of
the most important Italian manufacturers, including Minotti,
Matteograssi, Rimadesio,
Gallotti, Mk, Foscarini, etc.
Clima Outdoor Collections offers
the finest collection of contemporary outdoor furniture, fabric and
accessories engineered to last a
lifetime. We can design and refurnish any space, commercial or
residential.
21 NE 39th St.
305.573.5200
www.abitareusa.com
[85]
Alex Turco Art Designer
After being recognized for many
years in Europe for its unique
decorative panels, Alex Turco’s
wave has arrived in the American market with his flagship
store in the heart of the Miami
Design District.
99 NE 39th St.
305.576.7110
www.alexturco.com
[117]
Always Flowers
60 NE 39th St.
305.572.1122
Adriana Hoyos
The sculptural qualities from furniture designer Adriana Hoyos
give dramatic affect to any room
— living, dining and bedroom.
3930 NE 2nd Ave. #105
305.572.9052
www.adrianahoyos.com
[139]
AE District
3852 N. Miami Ave.
305.571.5122
[128]
Alejandra Von Hartz Fine Arts
2630 NW 2nd Ave.
305.438.0220
[62]
AM Profile
40 NE 40th St.
305.573.7770
[39]
AMIR Rug Gallery
131 NE 40th St.
305.576.0880
[37]
Ann Sacks
111 NE 40th St.
305.572.1212
[7]
Anri Designs
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #104
305.438.0804
[14]
Antoniolupi
4100 N Miami Ave.
305.432.3933
Apriori
Cappellini
Our collections are Designed
and Made in Germany and offer
unique, unconventional, innovative and multi-functional designs
for Living room, dining room and
bedroom areas.
Cappellini is synonymous with
contemporary, innovative and
avant-garde design. They offer a
range of products designed by
some of the most eclectic and
world renowned designers.
4 NE 39th St
305.573.7130
www.apriori.us
10 NE 39th St.
305.576.3636
www.cappellini.com
[137]
Arravanti
3801 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.0620
[17, 20]
Art Fusion Gallery
1 NE 40th St. #3
305.573.5730
[74]
Artisan Antiques
110 NE 40th St.
305.573.5619
[108]
Avant Gallery
3850 N. Miami Ave.
305.573.8873
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[7]
Barbara Gillman Gallery
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #200B
305.538.5895
[128]
Bas Fisher Invitational
180 NE 39th St. #210
305.573.4289
[42]
Carpet Creations
151 NE 40th St.
305.576.5900
[40]
Casa Cielo Tile & Mosaic
135 NE 40th St.
305.573.4988
[103]
Casa Furnishings
3900 NE 1st Ave.
305.576.5545
[114]
Ceramic Matrix
3825 N. Miami Ave
305.573.5997
[7d]
Cerruti Baleri
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.1285
[151]
Chad Oppenheim
245 NE 37th St. #102
305.576.8404
3841 NE 2nd Ave. #102
305.576.8181
www.climaoutdoor.com
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[135]
DACRA
3841 NE 2nd Ave. #400
305.531.8700
[104]
Decorator’s Plumbing
109 NE 39th St.
305.576.0022
[7g]
DePadova
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.2910
[66]
Designer’s Tile
56 NE 40th St.
305.573.2000
[53]
Diaspora Vibe Gallery
3938 N. Miami Ave.
305.573.4046
[17]
DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen
1 NE 40th St.
305.576.2727
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[19]
[2]
Emilio Robba
4242 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.0203
[105]
HairDragon Salon
130 NE 40th St.
305.572.0875
[45]
En Avance
161 NE 40th St. #101
305.576.0056
Dileto
Dileto designs and manufactures
high-end leather convertible furniture for customers who value
quality, comfort and style.
1 NE 40th St. #4
305.576.0909
www.dileto.com
[35]
[85]
HausScape
3930 NE 2nd Ave.
305.573.0169
[46]
Enea Garden Lounge
4040 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.6702
[41]
Haveli
137 NE 40th St.
305.573.0308
[64]
Etra Fine Art
50 NE 40th St.
305.438.4383
[11]
HOK
4040 NE 2nd Ave. #301
305.573.5101
[109]
EuroKitchen
2 NE 39th St.
305.576.0600
[7]
Hallock Designs
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.438.9244
[26]
European Art Gallery
61 NE 40th St.
305.438.9006
[135]
Holly Hunt
3833 NE 2nd Ave.
305.571.2012
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[136]
[86]
Jalan Jalan
3921 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.9998
[85]
Janus Et Cie
3930 NE 2nd Ave. #106
305.438.0005
[73]
JBL International Antiques
100 NE 40th St.
305.576.1500
[128]
Jonathan Adler
180 NE 39th St., Suite 109
305.576.0200
Laure De Mazieres
Laure de Mazieres Home Decor
is an upscale furniture store with
top notch designer brands such
as Ralph Lauren Home, Ipe
Cavalli, Bolierco and Barbara
Barry.
3817 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.6454
www.lauredemazieres.com
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[82]
[43]
Kartell
155 NE 40th St.
305.573.4010
[122]
Kenzo Maison
90 NE 39th St.
305.438.1660
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[121, 122]
Drimmers Appliances
[74a]
I on the District
120 NE 40th St.
305.573.9400
The appliance experts offer
tailored service, high-end merchandise and exceptional prices,
sometimes as much as 40 percent lower than anywhere else.
Ligne Roset
[132]
France’s largest furniture manufacturer. Known for its artful
collaborations with established
and up-and-coming talents in
contemporary design.
[128]
95 NE 40th St.
305.573.6278
www.drimmersmiami.com
160 NE 40th St.
305.576.4662
www.lignerosetmiami.com
Fendi Casa
[7f]
Driade
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.2900
E
[6]
Edward David Nieto Design
4100 NE 2nd Ave. #312
305.573.9555
[69]
Present in more than 30 countries worldwide. With its collection
of furniture and furnishings made
in Italy, the design and R&D of the
materials are key to the company’s success.
Inside Out 2
90 NE 39th St.
305.438.1660
www.clubhouseusa.com
The ultimate in outdoor furnishings from Europe. Contemporary,
transitional and clean… a mustvisit.
[7e]
Fratelli Lyon Driade Café
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #101A
305.572.2901
Kiliwatch
Kiliwatch is an eclectic avantgarde retail store that sells hip
designer and vintage themed
clothing and accessories with a
dash of rock ‘n’ roll.
3818 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.0013
www.kiliwatchmiami.com
180 NE 39th St. #107
305.576.5552
www.insideoutfla2.com
[59]
The King is Dead
28 NE 40th St.
305.573.3355
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[85]
Maison Martin Margiela
3930 NE 2nd Ave. Suite #101
786.718.1931
[24]
Majestic Properties
35 NE 40th St. #301
305.571.5400
[51]
Marimekko Concept Store
3940 N. Miami Ave.
[27]
[113]
Kitchen Center
32 NE 39th St.
305.871.4147
[96]
Genius Jones
49 NE 39th St.
305.571.2000
[16]
L
E.G. Cody
E.G. Cody, a source for contemporary and traditional furniture,
lighting, and accessories has
its roots in the Design District
for 36 years.
80 NE 40th St.
305.374.4777
www.egcody.net
[128]
Emena Spa
180 NE 39th St. Suite 223
305. 438.3777
[128]
Gibson Guitars
180 NE 39th St.
305.573.3523
[7]
Glottman
3930 NE 2nd Ave. #204
305.438.3711
[60]
Grass Lounge
28 NE 40th St.
305.573.3355
Ivette Arango
Interior Design
Ivette Arango Interior Design
specializes in residential and
commercial spaces.
71 NE 40th St.
305.576.6243
www.ivettearango.com
[143]
LGD Communications
35 NE 38th St.
305.576.9400
[11, 87]
Luminaire
3901 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.5788
[22]
Luxe Cable + Light
1 NE 40th St. #1
305.576.6639
Markowicz Fine Art
Markowicz Fine Art is a Gallery
that represents pop art Artists,
the Mourlot Estate and is also the
exclusive agent of the successful
French artist, Alain Godon.
1 NE 40th St. #5
305.308.6398
www.markowiczfineart.com
[85a]
[65]
Oceanview Shades and Drapery
62 NE 40th St.
305.438.0024
[102]
Perfect Shade Collection
3900A NE 1st Ave.
305.438.0011
[160]
Odegard
3621 NE Miami Ct.
305.576.7166
[65]
Pianeta Legno Floors USA
54 NE 40th St.
305.576.3141
Maitardi
[152]
Office Dimensions
3621 NE 1st Ct.
305.576.7550
Maitardi, a European concept
combining ristorante and bar,
offers wood-burning oven-baked
pizzas, Northern Italian appetizers, pastas and entrees, as well
as sandwiches, tapas and
desserts.
120 NE 40th St.
305.572.1400
www.ionthedistrict.com
[7a]
Maxalto
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.2915
[75]
MBM Miami
130 NE 40th St.
305.571.7117
R
O
3936 N. Miami Ave.
305.573.4430
[52]
Pizzavolante
3918 N. Miami Ave.
305.573.5325
[124]
Oriental Décor
108 NE 39th St.
305.576.4727
[128]
Poliform
180 NE 39th St. #101
305.573.9950
[101]
Ricart Gallery
3900 NE 1st Ave.
305.576.5000
Rothman Associates
108 NE 39th St.
305.573.8300
[11]
The Rug Company
4040 NE 2nd Ave. #104
305.576.9868
S
[92]
Saruski Design Studio
3925 N. Miami Ave. #2
305.573.6900
[1]
[78, 79]
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink
130 NE 40th St.
305.573.5550
[134]
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
3841 NE 2nd Ave. #101
305.576.1135
[150]
Miyo Home
47 NE 36th St.
305.576.4170
[80]
Monica James & Co.
140 NE 40th St.
305.576.6222
Oggetti has everything for a
well-designed room, including
glass, lighting, furniture, rugs,
accessories and furniture. Most
items are in stock and ready
for delivery.
74 NE 40th St.
305.573.4626
www.oggetti.com
[85]
Urban Art continuously presents
the most complete collection of
outstanding accessories in the
market, including one-of-a-kind
pieces; original paintings and
sculptures; antiques; and furniture.
75 NE 39th St.
305.576.7080
www.urbanarthome.com
V
[107]
Vino & Olio
139 NE 39th St.
305.573.0707
[74b]
Sebastien James
130 NE 40th St.
305.576.5200
Phoenician Arts
Oggetti
Urban Art
[74]
Sauvage
3925 N. Miami Ave. #2
305.573.6900
[68]
[157]
miniBar
3612 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.7031
[97]
At Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant you will truly have an
[53]
a Pilates Miami Studio
[124]
[57]
Orange Café
2 NE 40th St.
305.571.4070
[44]
Outdoor Therapy
161 NE 40th St. #100
305.571.5144
[128]
Raul Carrasco
180 NE 39th St. #112
305.573.7889
U
Phoenician Arts prides itself in
creating and Customizing Fully
handmade Mosaics from all natural stones, Based on the same
techniques used by the Greek,
Romans and Byzantines.
[128]
Shampology Salon & Supply
180 NE 39th St. #216
305.576.1530
4300 NE 2nd Ave.
305.305.0121
PhoenicianArts.com
[110]
Poltrona Frau Outlet
10 NE 39th St.
305.576.3636
[111]
[134c]
Molteni &C / Dada
3841 NE 2nd Ave. Suite #103
786.363.9111
[7c]
Vitra
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.2909
W
[158]
Shuichi Take Fitness Club
3250 NE 1st Ave. #504
305.856.4588
[156]
W Wine Bistro
3622 NE 2nd Ave.
305.576.7775
[161]
Shulman + Associates
100 NE 38th St. #2
305.438.0609
[11]
Waterworks
191 NE 40th St. #101
305.573.5943
[47]
Sra. Martinez
4000 NE 2nd Ave.
305.573.5474
[83]
Windsor Arts
168 NE 40th St.
305.576.1618
[34]
Susane R.
93 NE 40th St.
305.573.8483
[87]
Wolfgang Roth & Partners,
Fine Art
201 NE 39th St. 2nd Floor
305.576.6960
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[63]
Neoteric Home/
Neoteric Contract
50 NE 40th St.
305.438.2842
[95]
NiBa Home
39 NE 39th St.
305.573.1939
[61]
NiBa Rug Collections
30 NE 40th St.
305.573.1355
Ornare
Poltrona Frau
Ornare is a luxury wardrobe
manufacturer for bedrooms, living rooms, home theaters and
offices. Ornare sets trends with
a meticulous eye for detail and
the aesthetics.
Poltrona Frau offers classic and
contemporary Italian furniture for
home, office and contract projects. The company specializes in
hand-upholstered leather.
3930 NE 2nd Ave. #102
305.438.0260
www.ornare.com
10 NE 39th St.
305.576.3636
www.frauatlantica.net
Y
[128]
Team 7
180 NE 39th St. #110
305.438.9663
[38]
Thread Count
125 NE 40th St.
305.576.5500
[11]
TSAO Design Group
4040 NE 2nd Ave. #314
305.576.2006
P
[25]
now, A Style Store
51 NE 40th St.
305.573.9988
[6]
Nu House Design
4100 NE 2nd Ave. #209
305.572.9505
Q
[23]
Pacific Time Restaurant
35 NE 40th St.
305.722.7369
[10]
Q American Barbeque
4029 N. Miami Ave.
305.227.2378
[76]
Turchin Jewelry
130 NE 40th St.
305.573.7117
[104]
Tushka Art Lampshade Studio
101 NE 39th St.
305.573.6381
[81]
Y-3
150 NE 40th St.
305.573.1603
Z
[7]
Zanotta
4141 NE 2nd Ave.
305.572.1280