The Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation hosted its annual Red Gala at the Pier Sixty-Six Resort & Marina , bringing together healthcare advocates, community leaders, and longtime supporters for an evening focused on advancing pediatric heart care. The event generated more than $3 million for the hospital’s specialized programs, with additional contributions continuing to come in from attendees inspired by the hospital’s mission. The funds will help strengthen critical services at the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Heart Institute, including treatment for congenital heart disease, heart failure, and pediatric heart transplantation. Support will also benefit other service lines that provide comprehensive care for children and families across South Florida. The evening was led by Gala Chair Rita Case, President and CEO of Rick Case Automotive Group, alongside Kelley Morris, President of Memorial Foundation and Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation. Their leadership helped propel the event beyond its fundraising goals. The sold-out gala featured a performance by Counting Crows, along with live and silent auctions that drew enthusiastic participation from guests. The atmosphere reflected a strong shared commitment to supporting children receiving lifesaving cardiac care. The Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Heart Institute provides continuous support for young patients, offering advanced diagnostics, surgery, and recovery services. Its team of specialists uses state-of-the-art technology, including one of the nation’s most advanced pediatric cardiac catheterization labs, which enables minimally invasive procedures designed to improve outcomes and shorten recovery times. As one of only two pediatric heart transplant programs in Florida — and recognized as one of the nation’s top 50 children’s hospitals — the institution remains a key resource for families seeking high-level cardiac care close to home. To support Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation or learn more about its innovative programs, visit Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation. To learn more about The Toy Foundation’s Play Fund, visit their website . To learn more or make a gift, visit HERE . By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of JDCH Foundation.

From January 8–11, the South Beach Jazz Festival fills Miami Beach with world-class music—much of it free to the public. Each RSVP-with-donation helps sustain the festival’s mission of accessibility, artist support, and inclusive programming for all. Grab a lawn chair or blanket and get ready to enjoy four days of unforgettable performances in iconic outdoor settings. Below is the full lineup of free concerts available with RSVP. Society Jazz Night with Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra featuring vocalist Carla Cook Friday, January 9 | 8:00–9:30 PM The Bass Museum – Collins Park Grammy-nominated trumpeter, arranger, and composer Steven Bernstein brings his nine-piece Millennial Territory Orchestra to Miami Beach for a high-energy fusion of swing, funk, gospel, and New Orleans–inspired grooves. RSVP with donation (bring your own chair or blanket) VIP Experience: $75 - Includes 7 PM reception with light bites and refreshments, plus reserved premium seating. RESERVE YOUR SPOT Jazz for Tomorrow Student Stage Saturday, January 10 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Euclid Oval on Lincoln Road Directed by Nicole Yarling, this all-day showcase highlights Miami’s rising jazz talent with performances from standout student ensembles. RSVP WITH DONATION Gafieira Rio Miami featuring Nestor Torres Sunday, January 11 | 7:30–9:00 PM 1111 Lincoln Road Brazilian big band Gafieira Rio Miami joins Grammy Award–winning flutist Nestor Torres for a vibrant blend of samba, bossa nova, choro, and jazz to close the festival in grand style. RSVP WITH DONATION Spam Allstars Sunday, January 11 | 5:30–7:00 PM 1111 Lincoln Road Local favorites Spam Allstars bring their signature fusion of Latin rhythms, funk, hip-hop, and electronica—Miami’s iconic “electronic descarga” sound. RSVP WITH DONATION Federico Britos Jazz Quintet Sunday, January 11 | 3:30–5:00 PM 1111 Lincoln Road Legendary violinist Federico Britos leads a powerhouse quintet delivering a dynamic set rooted in Latin jazz, swing, and virtuosic improvisation. RSVP WITH DONATION The Harden Project Sunday, January 11 | 2:00–3:00 PM 1111 Lincoln Road Led by vocalist Ja’Nia Harden and keyboardist John Harden II, The Harden Project blends soulful vocals, jazz, and modern groove. RSVP WITH DONATION Lemon City Trio Sunday, January 11 | 11:30 AM – 12:15 PM 1111 Lincoln Road Expect a gritty, soulful mix of jazz, funk, and fusion from Miami’s own Lemon City Trio, bringing an improvisational edge to the morning session. RSVP WITH DONATION The Spirit of Goodwill Band Sunday, January 11 | 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM 1111 Lincoln Road A festival favorite, The Spirit of Goodwill Band delivers uplifting performances featuring talented musicians with disabilities, embodying the festival’s mission of inclusion through music. RSVP WITH DONATION Can’t Attend but Still Want to Support? A Giving Tuesday contribution—whether $5, $50, or $500—helps: Fund free concerts Support accessibility services Bring world-class jazz artists to Miami Beach Keep the festival open to everyone DONATE TODAY Looking for Ticketed Shows and VIP Experiences? Your ticket purchase helps sustain the festival’s free programming. Don’t miss headline performances from: Spanish Harlem Orchestra John Pizzarelli And more VIEW FULL SCHEDULE By ML Staff. Photos: South Beach Jazz Festival.

Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital (JDCH) Foundation has received a $15,000 grant from The Toy Foundation’s Play Fund to expand access to sensory-friendly environments for children with special needs. The funding supports a new initiative called C.A.T.C.H. (Creating a Therapeutic and Calming Hospitalization), which aims to reduce anxiety and improve emotional well-being for patients with autism spectrum disorder, neurodevelopmental challenges, and behavioral health conditions. The grant has funded a dedicated sensory room in the hospital’s Child Life Zone along with a mobile multi-sensory cart that staff can use throughout the hospital. Both are equipped with tools that engage sight, sound, and touch, allowing clinicians to create calming, customized environments for patients experiencing stress or overstimulation. The initiative also strengthens staff training around working with children who require specialized sensory support. According to Kelley Morris, president of the JDCH Foundation, the project reinforces the hospital’s commitment to patient- and family-centered care by providing a safe and soothing environment for children who need it most. The program is expected to serve at least 300 patients each year and benefit more than 1,500 children over the lifespan of the equipment. JDCH anticipates measurable improvements in patient well-being, including reduced anxiety and increased engagement, along with enhanced staff documentation and protocol development for special needs care. The grant is part of a larger national effort. Earlier this year, The Toy Foundation, the philanthropic arm of The Toy Association, announced $405,000 in Play Fund grants to 23 hospitals and health systems across the U.S., supporting projects that bring therapeutic play to an estimated 245,000 children, particularly in under-resourced communities. As a full-service quaternary care hospital with 228 beds and extensive outpatient services, JDCH continues to integrate inclusive and supportive environments into its approach to pediatric care. To support Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation or learn more about its programs, visit the website . To learn more about The Toy Foundation’s Play Fund, visit HERE . By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of JDCH Foundation.

Miele , the world’s leading manufacturer of premium domestic appliances, announces “The Kitchen Muse,” a bold pop-up that reimagines the modern kitchen as an artistic, interactive installation set against the vibrant backdrop of Wynwood Walls at Miami Art Week. Open to the public December 2 - 3, 2025, the sculptural kitchen layout highlights the deeply studied approach and expressive design of ELLE DECOR A-List architect and interior designer, Luis Fernandez, and showcases Miele’s leading appliances across coffee, refrigeration and induction cooking as the muse. The centerpiece of the kitchen is a custom art piece by internationally recognized artist Mikael B., who utilizes a Miele 36” MasterCool refrigerator  as both the inspiration and the canvas, symbolizing the thought that beauty, creativity, and innovation can be found in our every day. In partnership with ELLE DECOR and Wynwood Walls, The Kitchen Muse pop-up will be positioned at the heart of the Wynwood Walls Museum, the largest outdoor street art museum in the world, and an international destination for art lovers. The activation builds on Miele’s brand expansion in the North American market, particularly in the kitchen. “Our customers are forward-thinking, design-oriented individuals who are looking for what’s next in kitchen design, alongside products that will last a lifetime,” said Catherine Grayson-Roper, VP of Marketing, Miele US and Mexico. “‘The Kitchen Muse’ and our partnership with leaders in interior design and art are intended to spark a conversation and put Miele at the center of a cultural moment.” The kitchen design itself reflects harmony in nature. It is a dynamic yet playful sculptural element within the surrounding art park. Representing a beacon of light and reflection, the mirrored stainless steel and textured glass are set in striking juxtaposition with natural Verdi Alpi Green Stone, which both divides and unites the two sculptural forms, making them a functional kitchen. “For me, Miele represents precision and innovation with an effortless beauty, ease and presence. That perfectly harmonious mix is what I wanted to capture. The appliances don’t want to be hidden, but fully displayed, and in a certain way, framed,” said Fernandez. Rooted in Mikael B.’s abstract art style, the art installation unfolds through layers of acrylic and spray paint applied intuitively, building unexpected depth, motion, and texture. “The refrigerator becomes a fully customized centerpiece where precision engineering meets expressive abstraction,” Mikael said. “A palette of greens, deep blues, warm neutrals, earth tones, and touches of gold create harmony and sophistication while ensuring the piece stands out as a bold, showstopping focal point.” The Kitchen Muse will be open from 11:30am - 6:30pm on December 2 and 10:00am - 1:30pm on December 3. A curated schedule of programming will be offered throughout the pop-up, including live culinary demonstrations on Miele’s state-of-the-art 36” Induction Cooktop , and made-to-order espresso and coffee drinks from Miele Built-In Coffee Machines . On Dec. 2, an on-site illustrator will create personalized paintings for guests to take home from the experience, and the day will conclude with a custom mocktail happy hour. The Kitchen Muse will be featured on ELLEDecor.com  and in the March 2026 issue of ELLE DECOR magazine. For more information, please visit MieleUSA.com . By ML staff. Images courtesy of Miele.

For more than half a century, Poliform has stood as one of the leading Italian luxury furniture design companies, celebrated for its craftsmanship, innovation, and timeless aesthetic. In this issue, we spotlight one of Poliform’s most evocative creations: the Saint-Germain sofa system by Jean-Marie Massaud. Inspired by the soft, sculptural forms of 1970s design, Saint-Germain captures a sensual harmony between comfort and art. Its enveloping curves and voluptuous proportions transform any room into a warm and familiar landscape—an invitation to slow down, sink in, and experience design through feeling as much as sight. Massaud’s vision for the collection lies in its balance between elegance and intimacy. Soft, fluid lines recur throughout the series, which offers a range of modular compositions—from linear sofas to L-shaped and organically curved configurations. This versatility allows the Saint-Germain system to adapt effortlessly to any interior, whether it’s a contemporary penthouse overlooking Biscayne Bay or a tranquil seaside retreat. The magic of Saint-Germain lies not only in its form but also in its finish. The upholstery—crafted in haute couture bouclé fabrics or refined leather—enhances the sofa’s fullness and tactile richness. Each texture tells its own story, playing with light and depth to emphasize the generous contours of the design. The result is a piece that’s both timeless and modern, sensual and structured—a perfect embodiment of Poliform’s philosophy that beauty and comfort are inseparable. Every element of the Saint-Germain collection feels intentional. The curved modules speak of movement; the soft padding, of serenity. Together, they form a sofa system that serves as the main character of an orchestrated contemporary living space. Poliform Miami showroom address and phone number: Poliform Miami 4100 NE 2nd Avenue Suite 101 - 102 Miami, FL 33137 (305) 573-9950 Connect Online: Email: info@poliformusa.com Website: www.poliform.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/poliform-americas Facebook: www.facebook.com/PoliformSpa Instagram: www.instagram.com/Poliform_official By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Poliform.

Victoria Beckham ’s Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection, presented in Paris, refines her signature balance of structure and softness. The palette—ivory, slate, butter yellow, and navy—sets a calm sophistication, while fluid tailoring and sculptural silhouettes define the season. Sheer layers, elongated trousers, and perfectly cut blazers embody modern femininity that’s confident, effortless, and timeless. Accessories follow the same disciplined elegance—architectural clutches, sleek pumps, and subtle gold details complete the look. With this collection, Beckham continues to shape a vision of contemporary luxury where simplicity becomes power and precision meets ease. Explore the full collection at victoriabeckham.com . By ML staff. Images Victoria Beckham.

Hermès’ Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection, presented during Paris Fashion Week, reinterprets the house’s equestrian heritage through a lens of understated luxury and modern utility. Creative director Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski looked to the Camargue—France’s untamed marshland known for its white horses and raw beauty—for inspiration. The result is a collection that balances rugged strength with refined craftsmanship. Earthy tones of sand, olive, rust, and black dominate the palette, punctuated by vivid flashes of red. Signature Hermès elements—leather, saddlebags, and quilted silk—are seamlessly woven into contemporary silhouettes that honor the brand’s artisanal legacy. The collection’s design language merges functionality with elegance. Leather harnesses are draped over fluid silk tops, while structured riding boots and tailored trousers redefine effortless sophistication. Accessories embrace practicality with a luxurious twist: flat bridle-strap sandals, sculpted bucket bags echoing saddle shapes, and silk scarves reimagined as belts or tops. Every look exudes quiet confidence, offering versatility without compromising refinement. With Spring 2026, Hermès once again reaffirms its mastery of timeless design—where craftsmanship meets comfort, and tradition rides gracefully into the modern age. To explore the full collection, visit www.hermes.com . By ML staff. Images courtesy of Hermès.

Salone del Mobile.Milano has entered a three-year partnership with Art Basel, marking the first time Italian design is embedded directly into the fair’s VIP collecting spaces. The collaboration extends across Art Basel Miami Beach and Art Basel Hong Kong, placing Italy’s design culture inside one of the most influential environments for collectors, curators, gallerists, and cultural investors. From left: Marco Sabetta, Marco Verna, Marva Griffin Wilshire, Maria Porro, Michele Mistrò, Vincenzo de Bellis The partnership debuted on December 3 during the VIP preview of Art Basel Miami Beach 2025, where the newly designed Collectors Lounge was unveiled. The space, created by Lissoni & Partners, features furnishings and lighting from a broad roster of Italian manufacturers, including Arper, Artemide, Calligaris, Davide Groppi, Edra, Emu, Ethimo, Exteta, Foscarini, Gallotti&Radice, Gervasoni, Glas Italia, Living Divani, Molteni&C, Natuzzi Italia, Paola Lenti, Poltrona Frau, Porada, Porro, and Visionnaire. The result is a setting that merges aesthetic refinement with comfort and cultural identity, offering a quiet, elevated environment within the fair’s most exclusive zone. Maria Porro, president of Salone del Mobile.Milano, described the initiative as part of the Salone’s broader effort to align Italian design with global cultural hubs. She noted that the project expands opportunities for Italian companies at a moment when design, art, and cultural investment increasingly intersect. The Miami installation also reconnects the Salone with artist and designer Es Devlin, whose large-scale work Library of Light shaped the 2024 edition in Milan. Devlin and Porro continued the conversation in Miami during a public talk at Faena Theater titled Portrait of the Artist as a Library. The United States remains one of the strongest markets for Italian design, with 2024 exports surpassing €2.1 billion. Miami has emerged as a crucial entry point, ranking as the second-largest U.S. district for Italian furniture imports and reflecting the city’s growing role in cultural investment and luxury real estate. The Salone’s presence aims to support Italian companies as the American market becomes more competitive and diversified. The partnership with Art Basel is one element of a larger global strategy supported by the ITA – Italian Trade Agency, focused on positioning Italian design within strategic international environments. Recent initiatives include presentations in Osaka, London, and Shanghai, as well as the launch of Salone Raritas, a project highlighting design icons and unique objects. The multi-year presence inside the Collectors Lounge in Miami and Hong Kong is intended to build continuity, offering previews of themes and ideas that will shape the next edition of the Salone del Mobile.Milano, scheduled for April 21–26, 2026. More information about Art Basel’s global shows and digital platforms is available on its website and across its official Instagram , YouTube , and Facebook channels. By ML Staff. Photos/Salone del Mobile.Milano

Artists Jules Dudko Kolodny and Shawn Kolodny of Kolossal Arts will unveil a new large-scale installation during Art Basel Miami on December 3, featuring glowing, oversized sculptures anchored at W South Beach and open to the public throughout the fair. The installation, commissioned in partnership with e.l.f. Cosmetics , transforms W South Beach into a luminous dreamscape titled “Glow Revived: Flavor in Color, Light, and Touch.” At the entrance, visitors will experience ten 10-foot illuminated teardrop sculptures in vibrant colors—wild cherry, peach ring, strawberry shortcake, cotton candy, and yummy gummy—mirroring the shades of e.l.f.’s Glow Reviver Melting Lip Balms . In the hotel’s garden, a glowing labyrinth of 40 teardrops, ranging from 4 to 10 feet tall, will guide visitors through a maze of light, reflection, and color. Jules and Shawn Kolodny have previously collaborated with global brands such as Misson i , worked on high-profile events like Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour , and contributed to projects for Love Island and Lacoste . Their wedding was featured in Vogue France and The New York Times . The artists describe the new installation as a partnership with e.l.f. built on boldness, scale, and visibility—aiming to create a piece that embodies the brand’s fearless energy. Kolossal Arts is available for interviews about the project, and original images of the sculptures can be provided on request. By ML Staff. Photos: Kolossal Arts.

Miami Art Week 2025 brings a broad mix of exhibitions, installations, and cultural programming to the Miami Design District , with projects spanning contemporary art, design, fashion, and large-scale public works. The Open Invitational The Open Invitational returns with its second Miami edition, highlighting work from progressive art studios representing artists with mental and physical disabilities. Founded by gallerist David Fierman and arts patron Ross McCalla, the fair brings together more than 15 studios from across the United States. Dates: December 2–5, 12–7 PM; December 6, 12–5 PM Location: 3930 NE 2nd Ave, Suite 202, Miami, FL 33137 The Prelude Curated by Rashid Johnson Artist Rashid Johnson curates The Prelude , an exhibition centered around his Untitled #9 (Surrender Painting)  and works from the Berkowitz Contemporary Foundation. Sculptures and paintings by Henry Moore, Alberto Giacometti, John McCracken, and Cy Twombly form a dialogue on material presence and spatial tension. Natural elements integrated into the gallery foreshadow the works’ future placement at Longleaf Art Park. Dates: December 2 – Early 2026 | 10 AM–6 PM Location: 151 NE 41st St, Suite 133, Miami, FL 33137 Jeffrey Deitch: That Was Then, This Is Now Jeffrey Deitch presents That Was Then, This Is Now , organized by American Art Projects. Featuring 25 artists working across painting, sculpture, digital media, and fashion, the exhibition surveys contemporary practices shaped by influences ranging from Pop Art and advertising to cinema and Buddhist philosophy. Dates: December 2, 2025 – January 2, 2026 Location: 119 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137 Blu Scarpa: Dream Courts Italian brand Blu Scarpa debuts Dream Courts , a boutique-wide installation developed with artist François Piacente and Miami muralist Asaad Morales. The activation blends sculptural works and tennis-inspired motifs, accompanied by a limited-edition art shoe, La Tennis. Date: December 4 Location: 56 NE 40th St, Miami, FL 33137 LVMH The Studio Miami LVMH  introduces The Studio Miami—formerly the LVMH Culture House—for a five-day program of artist showcases and discussions featuring cultural leaders, innovators, and creators. The pop-up continues the company’s annual initiative to highlight emerging and established artistic voices. Dates: December 3–7, 10 AM–6 PM Location: 140 NE 39th St, 3rd Floor, Miami, FL 33137 2025 Miami Design District Annual Design Commission: Gargantua’s Thumb by Katie Stout Artist Katie Stout leads the 10th edition of the Miami Design District Design Commission with Gargantua’s Thumb . The installation introduces a series of sculptural animal forms and an interactive carousel, with hundreds of suspended orbs dispersed throughout the neighborhood. Dates: December 2025 – Spring 2026 Location: Miami Design District The Craig Robins Collection: Walking on Air The Craig Robins Collection unveils Walking on Air , a 2025–2026 rehang centered on the work of Richard Tuttle. Works from David Hammons, John Baldessari, Marcel Duchamp, and several contemporary artists are arranged to explore gravity, materiality, and conceptual experimentation. Date: December 1, 2025 Location: DACRA Headquarters, 3841 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33137 Cartier: Panthère Into the Wild Cartier  presents Panthère Into the Wild , an immersive exhibition tracing the evolution of the Maison’s panther icon through archival pieces, design narratives, and thematic installations. Dates: December 5–7 | 11 AM–9 PM Location: 23 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137 Cartier’s New Regional Flagship Cartier also debuts its expanded flagship in the district. Designed by architect Liz Diller with interiors by Laura Gonzalez, the space integrates fluted glass façades, botanical references, and a rooftop terrace, featuring the brand’s full collections of jewelry, watches, and accessories. Location: 147 NE 39th St, Miami, FL 33137 Urs Fischer: Purple Drywall with Chicken Rotation Urs Fischer expands his exploration of absurdity and impermanence with Chicken Rotation  and Purple Drywall , an installation merging everyday construction imagery with the wandering path of a lone chicken. The work builds on Fischer’s history of using perishable materials and playful disruption, here presented as a permanent addition to the neighborhood. Dates: November 2025 – Permanent Location: 3841 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33137 By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Miami Design District.

Faena Art is celebrating its tenth anniversary in Miami Beach with a landmark commission by British artist Es Devlin : Library of Us , a 50-foot revolving illuminated library installed on Faena Beach. Featuring 2,500 books that have influenced the artist, the kinetic sculpture rotates within a circular reflecting pool and is surrounded by a 70-foot-wide collective reading table. Library of Us, by Es Devlin - Visualisation image courtesy of Es Devlin The installation is free and open to the public from December 2–7, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., and is part of a broader series including a Reading Room in the Faena Cathedral and smaller works in the Faena Project Room. At the end of Miami Art Week, all books will be donated to local libraries and schools. Devlin’s work invites visitors to engage with text, sound, and movement, creating a temporary society of readers around shared experiences. The installation is part of Faena Art’s ongoing mission to connect art, community, and public spaces. For more information, visit faenaart.org . By ML Staff. Photos/Faena

At the heart of Design Miami, Henge unveils its first-ever Collectors Lounge, a sanctuary of thoughtful elegance crafted for the world of design lovers. Set against the creative pulse of the city, the lounge stands as a refined extension of the brand’s growing presence in Miami, following the opening of its Design District showroom in 2024. Henge Collectors Lounge, Design Miami 2025 The lounge, imagined by designer Ugo Cacciatori, embraces guests in a space where Italian craftsmanship meets contemporary attitude. It is a setting where textures speak, geometries guide the eye, and every material tells a story. Visitors step into a seamless experience—part exhibition, part retreat—where architectural precision warms into tactile intimacy. Inside, modular seating forms inviting islands for conversation. Cast metal surfaces balance against soft fabrics, while a central sculptural table encourages shared moments yet still protects a sense of personal pause. Vertical walls surfaced in pale gold metal absorb and release light, shimmering like a shifting horizon as pendant lamps choreograph the space with theatrical rhythm. A monumental violet quartzite bar commands attention—backlit so its dramatic veins seem almost alive—declaring Henge’s devotion to materiality. Precious details complete the narrative: Murano glass illuminations ripple across the main wall like fragments of frozen light, deep tones meet mineral accents, and every corner becomes a curated vignette. “We are proud to present the Henge Collectors Lounge at Design Miami, a project that embodies our vision of contemporary luxury,” says Paolo Tormena, Founder of Henge. “Through exceptional materials, artisanal craftsmanship and atmosphere, we wanted to create a space that feels both intimate and powerful. This debut marks an important step in our relationship with Miami, a city that shares our passion for design and innovation.” The lounge not only marks Henge’s debut within the fair but reinforces its expanding influence in Miami. The new showroom in the Design District reflects the brand’s mission to present its universe—an evolving, material-led world built on craftsmanship and innovation. Design Miami, celebrating its 20th anniversary and 21st edition, returns under the curation of Glenn Adamson with the thematic lens Make. Believe. —a tribute to design past, present, and future. It is within this narrative that Henge’s presence resonates: a vision grounded in heritage yet pushing forward through form, fabrication, and imagination. Founded in 2011 by Paolo Tormena and architect Isabella Genovese, Henge has become a leading voice in Italian luxury design. Through partnerships with creatives like Ugo Cacciatori, Johanna Grawunder and Yabu Pushelberg, the brand continues redefining timelessness. With showrooms across global design capitals—London, Miami, and soon Venice—their trajectory aligns with collectors and design thinkers seeking authenticity. EXperience Henge Design Miami takes place from 2–7 December  at Convention Center Drive & 19th Street in Miami Beach , welcoming guests for a week dedicated to cutting-edge design and cultural dialogue. The fair opens with a VIP Preview on Wednesday, December 3 from 11am to 1pm , followed by public access on December 3 from 1pm–7pm , and continues December 4–6 from 11am–7pm , concluding on Sunday, December 7 from 11am–6pm . For those wishing to further immerse themselves in Henge ’s world beyond the fair, the brand’s Miami showroom is located at 4141 NE 2nd Ave #99 , offering a permanent space to explore its collections and material philosophy. By ML Staff/Photos Henge