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