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Interior Design Trends 2027: Earth Tones, New Heritage & Wellness
Rarely do forecasters, color houses and designers land on the same idea at the same moment. For the interior design trends of 2027, they have done just that. Expect warmth, texture, craft and a looser grip on traditional rules that will last well beyond a season for a home that truly feels lived in.
The Art of Living: A Mediterranean-Inspired Miami Fashion Editorial
In this Mediterranean-inspired residence, classical architecture meets contemporary sophistication. Sculptural arches, refined interiors, and sun-drenched courtyards create a captivating setting where fashion and design engage in an effortless dialogue.
Global Marvel: Zaha Hadid’s One Thousand Museum in Miami
One of the last projects that famed designer Zaha Hadid worked on before her untimely death, One Thousand Museum wears its structure on the outside.
All Around
Think about the last time a room made you feel something.
The Ammu: Almudena Fernández Montoya’s Fluid Street Style Label
Street style gets a sharper edge at The Ammu, the contemporary label founded by Almudena Fernández Montoya, who serves as Creative Director.
Astor Piazzolla Quintet Brings Le Grand Tango to the Arsht Center
Two Latin Grammy wins for Best Tango Album, in 2019 and 2023, only begin the story of the Astor Piazzolla Quintet.
Moonlight Open Returns to Reserve SoLé Mia for Cancer Research
Back for round two, the Moonlight Open lands Nov. 6 at Reserve SoLé Mia, with Reserve Cares putting world-class padel to work for cancer research at the University of Miami Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.
COTO Series by California Faucets: The Luxury Outdoor Kitchen
Take the luxury kitchen outside every season with the COTO Series by California Faucets, built for everything from fall football gatherings, to summer BBQs and cozy winter holiday dinners.
Louis Vuitton Kubic Armchair Joins the Pierre Legrain Homage
Geometry takes a seat in the Kubic Armchair, the newest addition to the Louis Vuitton Pierre Legrain Homage Collection.
French Weeks Miami 2026: Where French Business and Culture Meet
Through Nov. 12, French Weeks Miami keeps the city in a Gallic mood.
Panorama Tower Brickell: Where Wellness Brings Neighbors Together
In Brickell, getting to know your neighbors can start long before happy hour. At Panorama Tower, wellness has become a natural way to connect through shared interests and everyday routines.
Radar: Kush Wynwood Returns, Lucky Cat Steak & The Setai
Second Act
Reopening at 2003 N. Miami Avenue, Kush Wynwood returns to the 1926 flatiron-style building it called home for nearly a decade, now anchoring...
Maria Jose Tenorio of MJT Studio on Interiors Built on Detail
At just 9 years old, Maria Jose Tenorio drew floorplans for hours on a whiteboard that was brought to her home in Colombia from the U.S.
Where Design & Dining Reign: Amazónico, Le Jardinier, Seia & More
Across Miami, a handful of standout restaurants treat the room as seriously as the plate, each bringing its own point of view on art, architecture and interior design to the way people dine.
Rescue Me: Meet Koda, a Happy 8-Year-Old English Bulldog
Meet Koda, an 8-year-old English Bulldog with a squishy face and a happy outlook.
PMG, Developer of the Year: Four New South Florida Launches
Recently honored as “Developer of the Year,” Property Markets Group (PMG) continues to shape the future of South Florida’s ever-changing skyline.
Marlen Bedoya of M Luxury Design on Homes That Inspire Who We Become
For Marlen Bedoya, design has never been simply about creating beautiful things.
Rolex World Service: How a Full Service Gives a Rolex New Life
Every Rolex is built to last, and Rolex World Service exists to make sure it does.
Vita at Grove Isle: La Sponda and a New Era for Miami’s Private Island
The newly completed ultra-luxury condominium from CMC Group, Vita at Grove Isle is ushering one of Miami’s most storied private islands into a new era.
California Closets Miami: How to Organize Your Home for the Holidays
The holidays have a way of bringing everyone together and bringing everything out of storage.
University of Miami Business School Rebuilds Its MBA Around AI
At the University of Miami Business School, our passion is positioning our graduates to succeed, and that starts with understanding what the labor market wants.
Dr. Jeff Rocker on Surviving Social Media and Digital Burnout
Miami-based celebrity therapist Dr. Jeff Rocker releases his newest book, Surviving Social Media.
Diner En Blanc Miami 2026: The Secret All-White Dinner
A global secret dinner arrives in Miami on Oct. 24 when Dîner En Blanc transforms the city into a canvas for La Belle Époque elegance.
Casa De Campo Food & Wine Festival 2026: Chefs and Lineup
The highly anticipated Casa De Campo Food & Wine Festival returns for its 4th Annual edition on Oct. 9 & 10 across the breathtaking 7,000-acre private resort on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic.
Katherine Cordero’s Symbolic Jewelry: Vintage Treasures, Renewed Power
Since launching her namesake brand in 2011, the work of Katherine Cordero has evolved beyond statement jewelry into a philosophy that transforms symbolic design into a tool for personal transformation. — Words by Kaya Baez | Photos by Johnny Acero
Gio Isaza: The Painter Behind a Made-to-Measure Fashion House
Painting came before fashion for designer Gio Isaza. — Words by Kaya Baez | Photo by Johnny Acero
Elizabeth Buenaventura: Fine Jewelry as Modern Amulets
Fine jewelry is meant to mark a life's milestones rather than simply decorate them: that's the idea behind the world of Elizabeth Buenaventura. — Words by Kaya Baez | Photos by Johnny Acero
CRUR: Sculptural Fique Bags Handcrafted in Colombia by Cristina Uribe
Founded by designer Cristina Uribe, CRUR transforms traditional techniques into bold, sculptural pieces created for the modern wardrobe of its global audience. — Words by Kaya Baez | Photos by Johnny Acero
House of Noy: Brenda Noy’s One-of-a-Kind Atelier in South Miami
Interior design was the unlikely entry point for designer Brenda Noy. — Words by Kaya Baez | Photo by Johnny Acero
Bárzaga: Alejandro Barzaga’s Cuban Voice in Luxury Fashion
A sewing machine and a stack of online tutorials were the starting point for designer Alejandro Barzaga. — Words by Kaya Baez | Photo by Johnny Acero
Miami’s Most Stylish 2026: The Golden Dream
Set against Miami Dade College's National Historic Landmark Freedom Tower, a curated cast of the city's most stylish figures moves in a visual narrative shaped by memory, resilience and transformation. The concept honors the Cuban exiles who arrived in the U.S. with little material wealth but carried with them a dream that would help define the spirit and shape the future of Miami. This editorial is a tribute to an inner richness no loss can ever erase, a light no hardship can dim, and the enduring power of dreaming beyond circumstance.
Best Private Schools in Miami: The 2026-27 Future Focus Guide
From early learning through higher education, discover the campuses, programs and people redefining academic excellence and preparing students for tomorrow’s opportunities.
Aria Reserve & Beyond: How The Melo Group Is Redefining Miami’s Skyline
From Aria Reserve, Miami's newest waterfront icon in Edgewater, to a new landmark rental tower in the heart of Downtown Miami at Miami Worldcenter, The Melo Group is taking the city's skyline to new heights one development at a time.
Mario Matsumoto Fujii: The CEO Building BB Americas Bank Into a Bridge Between Brazil...
Drawing on nearly three decades of experience with Banco do Brasil, Mario Matsumoto Fujii brings a global perspective to leading BB Americas Bank. He talks about his thoughts on leadership, innovation, organizational culture, and the bank's role in connecting Brazilians with the U.S. financial market.
Kiki On The River: Greek Glamour on the Miami River
As Miami's premier waterfront dining destination, Kiki On The River is where modern Greek cuisine, vibrant entertainment, and the effortless glamour of the Mediterranean converge along the historic Miami River. — Words by Hunter Arango | Photos by Cristian Gonzalez
Renaissance of Towers: Helidon Xhixha’s Sculpture Lands at MIA
A 20-foot stainless steel colossus now anchors Miami International Airport's Central Boulevard entrance, and it arrives with serious symbolic weight. — Words by Anja Maltav
