At Design Miami, where innovation and craft converge in an atmosphere that feels both global and intensely intimate, the booth presented by Miami based designer Bea Pernia emerged as one of the fair’s defining statements. Known for her sculptural approach to interiors and her poetic command of materials, Pernia introduced a new body of work that captured the quiet power of design to shape emotion, presence, and memory. Her installation unfolded not as a traditional fair booth, but as a serene and immersive sanctuary. It invited visitors to pause, breathe, and touch. This new collection, sourced from your folder as the Bubble Collection, continues Pernia’s deep exploration of organic form, natural materials, and meticulous craft. Each piece resonates with her signature dialogue between solidity and softness, precision and sensuality. Her work has long existed at the intersection of art and utility. The Bubble Collection expands this language through silhouettes that feel fluid and delicate despite their grounding in stone, wood, and metal. The result is a world that feels lifted from nature yet unmistakably contemporary. At the center of the booth, the Bubble Console captured immediate attention. Carved from richly veined stone and softened by its cloud like curvature, the piece acts as both sculpture and function. It embodies the collection’s central idea. The tension between permanence and movement. The sense that solid material can appear as weightless as air. The console’s polished surface reflects light in soft waves. As fairgoers approached, the piece seemed to reveal new dimensions from every angle. Across the space, the Bubble Side Tables and Bubble Dining Table expanded this visual language. Their rounded, almost liquid silhouettes recall water droplets suspended in time. Pernia’s mastery lies in her ability to create objects that feel alive, as if they might shift or float. Her pieces maintain a quiet presence that resonates emotionally. They are graceful, tactile, and deeply architectural. In a fair where maximalism and spectacle often dominate, the Bubbles read as a whisper that commanded attention. "The booth for Design Miami 2025 is an immersive expression of my Bubble Collection. I wanted to create a space that feels organic, soft, and almost otherworldly a place where materiality becomes emotional. The foundation of the booth is marble, which I chose for its calming presence and timeless texture. It anchors the entire environment with a sense of natural elegance," shared Bea Pernia. "At the center, I introduced a chrome octopus sculpture, which becomes the heart of the booth. The octopus represents intelligence, adaptability, and fluidity all qualities that inspired the Bubble Collection. I love how its reflective surface interacts with the surrounding travertine, green, rosa and Carrara marble  and with the movement of people inside the booth. It becomes both a symbol and a conversation piece. Overall, the design is about celebrating organic forms, natural materials, and the poetry of craftsmanship. I wanted visitors to feel as if they’re stepping into a living organism something familiar, yet completely unexpected." The gentle curves of the collection found harmony with the booth’s serene spatial composition. Pernia approached the installation as an environment rather than a product display. Soft lighting washed across the pieces with a diffused glow. The palette of stone, warm metal, and textured seating created a meditative rhythm. The result was a living room of the future. One defined by refined minimalism, sculptural intention, and a reverence for natural material. What distinguished Pernia’s booth was her insistence that luxury is a feeling. It is the sensation of running a hand across a cool marble curve or observing the way light pools across a bronze surface. Her work prioritizes touch and atmosphere. In this way, the Bubble Collection aligns with the designer’s broader philosophy. Environments should elevate the human experience and bring joy through their physical presence. This ethos is woven throughout her international portfolio, which includes private residences, boutique hospitality, and collectible design. Pernia’s studio has become known for an elegant restraint paired with bold materiality. Whether through a slab of Nero Marquina, a sculpted wood form, or custom metalwork, she consistently creates spaces that feel warm, grounded, and quietly powerful. Collectors and design aficionados have gravitated toward her pieces because they feel both timeless and forward looking. Familiar yet new. At Design Miami, this sensibility evolved into an even more poetic expression. The Bubble Collection is reflective of Pernia’s fascination with nature’s geometries and her ability to translate organic inspiration into refined design. She has often spoken about her respect for the natural world. Here, that admiration becomes a meditation on lightness and form. There is a sense of luminosity that surrounds the collection. A softness that counters the usual heaviness of stone based furniture. The pieces achieve a sculptural buoyancy that feels almost paradoxical. The booth became not only a presentation of objects but also an experience of contemplation. Guests lingered around the pieces. Many traced the smooth curves with their fingertips. Others photographed the installation from multiple angles. The collection encouraged prolonged engagement. It asked visitors to slow down in a setting where speed and stimulation typically dominate. This ability to create emotional connection is the hallmark of Pernia’s work. The Bubble Collection embodies an instinctive understanding of how form affects the body. The rounded edges invite interaction. The seamless transitions between surface and support create a calming visual flow. The space felt meditative. Almost like a sculptural landscape meant for stillness and reflection. For Miami, a city defined by water, natural light, and fluid movement, Pernia’s collection feels especially resonant. It speaks to the language of the coast. The rounded silhouettes recall the smooth stones that wash ashore. The luminous materials echo the reflection of sun on water. The installation captures the rhythm of Miami’s natural world while translating it into collectible design of the highest caliber. As Design Miami continues to evolve into a global platform for both established and emerging designers, Pernia’s booth serves as a reminder of the power of subtlety. Grandeur does not always require volume. Sometimes the most impactful gesture is quiet. A curve. A shadow. A softened plane. Pernia’s work champions refinement over theatrics. It is a sophisticated counterpoint to the excess often associated with contemporary design. For collectors and design leaders in attendance, the Bubble Collection marked a significant departure for the designer. It represents a maturation of her sculptural vocabulary while remaining true to her signature focus on materiality and form. The pieces feel destined for both residential and gallery contexts. They are functional yet inherently collectible. They hold space with authority and gentleness. In a fair that celebrates the vanguard, Bea Pernia offered something rare. A moment of serenity. A new kind of luxury rooted in emotion, craft, and connection to nature. Her booth was a sanctuary in the middle of the global design world and a testament to the quiet power of beauty. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Ton Gomes

There's a quiet shift happening in South Florida's aesthetic scene. While Miami remains a hub for cosmetic procedures, an increasing number of residents are bypassing the city's crowded medspas in favor of a different experience – one that requires a drive north to Jupiter. At the center of this trend is Perizia Aesthetics , a trusted Jupiter medspa that has earned a loyal following not just from Jupiter locals, but from patients willing to travel from Miami, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, and Tequesta. The question is: what makes this Jupiter-based medspa worth the journey? Board-Certified Expertise That Sets a Higher Standard The difference begins with who's actually performing the procedures. Perizia Aesthetics is led by two board-certified surgeons with over four decades of combined experience in surgical and aesthetic medicine. Dr. Fred Silvestri, MD, FACS, is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons specializing in minimally invasive body sculpting techniques. Dr. Neil C. Goodman, MD, Ph.D., FACOG, FAACS, focuses on facial aesthetics and has trained numerous physicians entering the cosmetic field. Supporting the surgical team is Kelly Cheek, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with nearly two decades of experience in critical care and aesthetics. Her expertise spans medical weight loss, injectables, and comprehensive perioperative care – ensuring patients receive continuity from consultation through recovery. This level of credentialing matters. In an industry where regulations vary and qualifications aren't always transparent, Perizia's medical foundation provides patients with confidence that their treatments are guided by true medical expertise, not just aesthetic trends. Comprehensive Services Under One Roof Perizia Aesthetics offers an unusually broad menu of both surgical and non-surgical treatments, allowing patients to address multiple concerns without coordinating between different providers or locations. Surgical Services   include laser-assisted liposuction (SmartLipo), fat grafting for natural volume restoration, and mini tummy tucks for abdominal contouring. These procedures are performed with precision and attention to minimizing recovery time. Medical Spa Treatments  cover everything from laser hair removal  and RF microneedling to advanced skin resurfacing options. The practice also offers cutting-edge body contouring technology including Emsculpt Neo for simultaneous fat reduction and muscle building, Emsella for pelvic floor health, and Emface for non-invasive facial lifting. Injectables  are administered by experienced providers who specialize in natural-looking results. Options include neurotoxins like Dysport and Xeomin for smoothing fine lines, plus FDA-approved dermal fillers customized to each patient's facial anatomy. Medical Weight Loss  programs utilize advanced therapies including Semaglutide and Tirzepatide, with personalized supervision to help patients achieve sustainable results beyond diet and exercise alone. This comprehensive approach means patients can develop long-term relationships with providers who understand their complete aesthetic journey, rather than piecing together care from multiple sources. Personalized Care in a Non-Rushed Environment Perhaps the most significant difference patients notice is the approach to consultation and care. Every treatment plan at Perizia begins with an in-depth, one-on-one consultation where providers take time to understand not just what the patient wants, but why – and whether it aligns with realistic, healthy outcomes. The medspa operates on a model that prioritizes quality over volume. Patients consistently mention the absence of pressure to upsell or commit to treatments they don't need. Instead, the focus remains on creating customized plans that respect individual goals, skin types, anatomical considerations, and budgets. The Jupiter location itself contributes to this experience. Unlike the high-traffic atmosphere of many Miami medspas, Perizia offers a more private, focused environment where patients feel heard rather than processed. Safety, Results, and Ongoing Support Medical aesthetics always carries risk, which is why Perizia's emphasis on safety protocols and provider credentials resonates with informed patients. All procedures are performed in a controlled environment with meticulous attention to sterility, patient comfort, and post-treatment care. Patient testimonials reflect this commitment. Reviews consistently highlight not just the quality of results, but the level of support provided throughout the entire process – from initial questions through recovery and follow-up. The practice also maintains transparency about what treatments can and cannot achieve, helping patients set realistic expectations rather than promising dramatic transformations that aren't medically feasible. Making Treatment Accessible Recognizing that cost can be a barrier to quality care, Perizia Aesthetics partners with multiple financing providers including Cherry, CareCredit, and Alphaeon Credit. These options allow patients to access treatments with flexible payment plans, including promotional 0% APR options and quick approvals with no hard credit checks. This financial accessibility, combined with the practice's medical credibility, removes common obstacles that keep patients from pursuing treatments they genuinely want. Location and Convenience Perizia Aesthetics is located at 2055 Military Trail, Suite 305, in Jupiter – easily accessible from I-95 and the Florida Turnpike. For Miami residents, the drive typically takes just over an hour, making it feasible for initial consultations and follow-up appointments without requiring extensive time off work. The practice operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with staff available for inquiries at 561-318-7895. A Shift in Patient Priorities The willingness of Miami residents to travel north for aesthetic care reflects a broader shift in patient priorities. Where convenience and trendy locations once dominated decision-making, today's aesthetic consumers increasingly value provider credentials, personalized attention, and comprehensive care. Perizia Aesthetics has positioned itself squarely in this space – offering the medical expertise typically associated with traditional plastic surgery practices, combined with the accessibility and range of services expected from a modern medspa. For South Florida residents tired of impersonal consultations, aggressive sales tactics, or uncertainty about provider qualifications, the drive to Jupiter represents more than just geographic convenience. It's a choice to prioritize expertise, safety, and individualized care in an industry where those qualities aren't always guaranteed. Whether someone is considering their first aesthetic treatment or seeking a trusted provider for ongoing care, Perizia Aesthetics has built a reputation that extends well beyond Jupiter's city limits – drawing patients who understand that when it comes to their appearance and health, the right provider is worth the journey. Perizia Aesthetics
 Address:  2055 Military Trail #305, Jupiter, FL 33458 Phone:  (561) 318-7895 
 Website: https://periziaaesthetics.com By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Perizia Aesthetics

In an exclusive interview with Miami Living Magazine , Markin Abras spoke with Maria Porro, the visionary President of Salone del Mobile.Milano , about the future of the world-renowned design fair. As Salone del Mobile.Milano continues to lead the global design scene, Porro reflects on the challenges and opportunities of sustaining its legacy—from its commitment to sustainability and fostering young talent to exploring potential collaborations in vibrant cities like Miami. Markin Abras: How does Salone del Mobile.Milano plan to stay a global leader in design fairs while dealing with market changes and economic challenges? Maria Porro: Salone is not taking its success for granted. It is a reality in progress which continues to question and look at itself in order to always to better and cope with the needs of its exhibitors, visitors and general public. Every edition has had the capacity for self-examination, for examining the changes in society, analyzing challenges and grasping opportunities.  Abras: Salone has expanded to cities like Shanghai and Moscow. Could Miami be the next location? What opportunities and challenges might come with this? Porro : Miami is very important city for its appeal related to art, especially during Art Basel. At the moment, we are not considering it as a possible place to organize a fair but certainly it is the perfect location to have a special event dedicated to the design and art community. Abras: Miami , as a coastal city, highlights the need for sustainable design. How can Salone del Mobile.Milano contribute to promoting sustainable design practices for cities like Miami? Porro : Salone is very much involved in sustainability and has put sustainable behavior at the heart of its values socially, environmentally and economically. It has been certified with ISO 20121 Certification to be a sustainable event in 2023 and has become a member of the UN Global Compact as well.  In addition to certification and the inspection of installations, the Salone promotes best practices among companies, highlighting those that develop innovative products and processes related to sustainability. Furniture plays a fundamental role in controlling and reducing impact. At the Salone, major real estate players, architects, interior designers, and specifiers can explore and connect with around 2,000 companies, gaining insights into their sustainability requirements and discovering, for the first time, product previews, innovations, and new developments.  This year Salone has renewed and perfected its Sustainability Policy, which had already been integrated into the strategy and management of both the company and the various events it organises. Through installations, forums, and roundtable discussions, the Salone fosters dialogue among key stakeholders on this topic, encouraging the exchange of expertise and solutions. Part of Salone mission is to create memorable events destined to remain in the memory at length, not least for their sustainable DNA. One of these events could be certainly done in Miami in the future! Miami is a dynamic hub for residential and hospitality real estate development, drawing investors and developers from around the globeThe city's evolving skyline reflects its reputation as a center of innovation in design and urban living, further solidifying Miami's status as a global real estate powerhouse. Abras: Salone supports young designers. What else is being done to help new talent and connect them to global opportunities? Porro : Salone is supporting young designers throughout SaloneSatellite . We try to explain the importance of it by bringing it around the world as we did in Moscow and Shanghai where SaloneSatellite was replied in its Milanese format, in a smaller format and with local young talents.  SaloneSatellite organizes many talks devoted to young people to make them understanding the industry world and the design sector. Last year, for example many famous designers “born” at Satellite, like Sebastian Herkner or Patrick Jouin, Daniel Rybakken and Nao Tamura, were invited to talk about their career which started here. Salone also celebrated SaloneSatellite last year on the occasion of its 25th anniversary with a special exhibition at Triennale Milano, attracting many young visitors. In addition, Salone this November has brought part of its Permanent Collection to Shanghai invited by the local government. SaloneSatellite has been created to be the bridge between young designers and the industry, in particular with the enterprises that exhibit at Salone del Mobile always looking for young talents.  In addition, since 9 years during the Design Week, Salone organizes the Welcome Project, thanks to the collaboration with the Municipality of Milan, Fondazione Fiera and the city’s leading design schools. The collaboration consists in is setting up welcome stations located at key points in the city, manned by a hundred or so students who will provide the public with information on moving around the city, on the fair itself, and also on the main events taking place in Milan during this particular week. In this way, young people have an opportunity to dialogue with professionals from the design industry, learn about the dynamics and mechanisms of organising an event such as the Salone and take part in dedicated open lessons and in all the multidisciplinary cultural initiatives being held this year. Another initiative regarding young people is the promotion in 2022 of the study of furniture design at POLI.design , with a bursary named after Manlio Armellini , the celebrated CEO of Cosmit, the society-organizer of Salone (now FLA Eventi ) who turned the Salone into the international event it is today. Politecnico di Milano has been involved by Salone in another situation, the Annual Report “Milan Design (Eco) System” which has the aim to share data and interpretations, available to all the city residents, to discuss the strategies that must guide the future with greater awareness, starting today. Salone del Mobile.Milano generates value for the competitiveness of the national production and cultural system, and an impact, which goes beyond the induced activities of   275 million euros.   The Report (the results of 37 data holders, 86 sources, 10 Working Groups with 130 stakeholders, 530 field observations) is essentially a tool created to be made available to all the  city decision makers with whom we want to reflect and act jointly to better inform tomorrow.” Abras: Specialized exhibitions like Euroluce and EuroCucina bring unique diversity to the fair. What new experiences or innovations can we expect at Salone in the coming years?  Porro : You will discover it! We are always working on new ideas. As you know, we started a new path with Supersalone in 2021 opening with the accent on design transversality, prospects for the future and green commitment. In 2023 we proposed a new layout for Euroluce , while last year EuroCucina and FTK, Technology  For the Kitchen, the event dedicated to built-in appliances and cooker hoods were integrated for the first time.  Abras: Salone del Mobile.Milano has a cultural mission beyond business. How do you balance creativity and innovation with commercial goals? Porro : Business and culture is the formula that Salone del Mobile.Milano has developed over the years, combining its commercial offerings with culturally driven initiatives of strong visual impact and high-quality value. This formula has proven to be an absolute success for all those who have experienced and continue to play a leading role in the world of design. Salone is a cultural laboratory that attracts international creative talents and appeals to a broad audience. This too is the Salone del Mobile.Milano, which uses cross-disciplinary and emotional connections to narrate and explore its world with an innovative perspective. Abras: As the first woman President of Salone del Mobile.Milano, how has your leadership shaped the fair? What advice would you give to women aiming for leadership in design? Porro : For me, the question of being a woman in an industrial or design environment does not even arise. I do not think I have shaped the fair in a specific way because I’m a woman but just because I am what I am. I’m honored and I feel the responsibility for this role, but I ’ve never felt it as a male or female prerogative. Anyway, I’m happy to have broken a routine and represented innovation and inclusiveness. My suggestion to a young woman? I would say to think to be a person, a worker, and entrepreneur and to believe in what you do and never stop dreaming.  Abras: Finally, how do you balance work and personal life? What hobbies or passions inspire you?  Porro : I try to do my best even if it is not easy sometime with three kids! I am an active and curious person, I like to try new experiences, meet new people, try new dishes, visit new museums, but at the same time I’m a bit introspective, I love immerse myself in a book, a music or in the nature. I adore to spend time in the mountains with my 3 kids! By ML Staff. Photos courtesy Salone del Mobile.Milano. Photography by Guido Stazzoni

GoldenGood Market + Eatery, an evolution of The Golden Hog  of Key Biscayne, is set to open at THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands  in early 2026. The new location strengthens the wellness-driven ecosystem envisioned by Terra at this mixed-use community, where residences, workplaces, and amenities are designed around intentional living. The market introduces a selection of sustainably sourced foods, artisanal goods, and everyday essentials to Bay Harbor Islands. Its arrival gives neighborhood residents and visitors access to items chosen with an emphasis on quality and environmental responsibility. Inside the space, GoldenGood plans a combination of offerings that include a juice bar, bakery, café, grill, deli, and catering program. Prepared meals, family-style dishes, corporate lunch boxes, and signature gift baskets—filled with curated products from local and international makers—will be part of the daily rotation. The founders describe GoldenGood as a place rooted in community and connection. Their approach blends hospitality with careful sourcing, shaping an atmosphere where visitors can pick up a morning espresso, sit for lunch, or select ingredients for a meal at home. The concept maintains the family-run identity that defined its original Key Biscayne location while expanding its reach. At THE WELL, the arrival of GoldenGood aligns with the property’s emphasis on integrating nourishment into everyday life. The development combines wellness-focused residences, programmed amenities, and contemporary office spaces, and the addition of a mindful marketplace brings another layer to its holistic approach. As the community continues to welcome new residents and office tenants, GoldenGood is positioned to become a daily touchpoint for healthy eating and neighborhood gathering. By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Terra

The Best of Italian Design is returning to Miami from December 2–4, 2025, bringing the elegance and innovation of Italy’s premier brands to the heart of the Miami Design Distric t. Hosted by the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce Southeast (IACCSE) at Istituto Marangoni, the sixth annual edition celebrates craftsmanship, creativity, and commercial collaboration. The three-day showcase presents a powerful platform for architects, interior designers, real estate developers, and design lovers to experience Made in Italy excellence firsthand. Coinciding with Miami Art Week and its more than 20 global fairs—including Art Basel and Design Miami—the event amplifies access to the city’s thriving international creative scene. “With The Best of Italian Design, we’re proud to highlight the expertise, innovation, and cultural heritage that defines Made in Italy design,” said Graziano Sbroggio , President of IACCSE. “South Florida continues to be one of the most dynamic markets in the U.S. for high-end Italian design.” This year’s edition introduces new collections from 13 leading brands, including Poltrona Frau, B&B Italia, Minotti, Eugenio Campo, Sogni di Cristallo, and Ciam. The exhibition also shines a spotlight on distinguished companies from Italy’s Piedmont region—among them Toscanini, Antique Mirror, 1825 Serralunga, Sea & Symphony, Manifattura di Domodossola, Il Giardino di Legno, and Fim. In addition to product displays, the event offers a structured program of talks and panels featuring the Consul General of Italy, Italian Trade Agency leaders, renowned designers, influential associations, and top-tier furniture dealers. One-on-one business meetings, exclusive networking, and cocktail receptions with authentic Italian food and wine create an elevated atmosphere ideal for meaningful professional connections. Through a partnership with Istituto Marangoni Miami, the Chamber will also award three scholarships to senior students. Each recipient will receive an internship placement with leading firms in design, architecture, or real estate development—an opportunity designed to launch emerging careers. Every day begins with expo networking from 4:00–6:00 p.m., followed by thought-driven talks from 6:00–7:00 p.m., and concludes with a curated cocktail event from 7:00–9:00 p.m. The Best of Italian Design takes place at Istituto Marangoni Miami, 3704 NE 2nd Ave, from Tuesday, December 2 through Thursday, December 4, 4–9 p.m. Design professionals may register to attend free of charge . By ML Staff. Photo/Uran Wang/Unsplash

Salone del Mobile.Milano marked its new partnership with Art Basel Miami Beach with a private cocktail reception inside the Collectors Lounge at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, FL 33139. The event, held by invitation only, celebrated the shared commitment to creativity, design excellence, and the global cultural dialogue between the two institutions. The Collectors Lounge, conceived and designed in collaboration with Lissoni & Partners, served as the setting for Salone del Mobile.Milano's showcase of leading Italian brands, highlighting the craftsmanship and innovation synonymous with Made in Italy design. Event Information Event : Salone del Mobile.Milano at Art Basel’s Collectors Lounge — Cocktail Date : December 3, 2025 Hours : By Invitation Only Location : Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, FL 33139 Website : www.salonemilano.it/en Instagram : www.instagram.com/isaloniofficial Facebook : www.facebook.com/salonedelmobileofficial X/Twitter : x.com/isaloniofficial TikTok : www.tiktok.com/@salonedelmobile.milano About Salone del Mobile.Milano Founded in 1961, Salone del Mobile.Milano is a global benchmark for high-quality design and innovation. The fair serves as a hub for experimentation, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and dialogue between exhibitors and visitors. Its biennial exhibitions—EuroCucina and FTK: Technology for the Kitchen, the International Bathroom Exhibition, and Euroluce—offer focused platforms for specific design sectors. Salone del Mobile.Milano also fosters emerging talent through SaloneSatellite, established in 1998 by Marva Griffin to spotlight designers under 35. The next edition of the fair will take place in Milano from April 21 to 26, 2026. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Salone del Mobile.Milano.

Visionnaire Miami welcomes visitors to its flagship store at 2063 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137, offering a three-day program dedicated to bespoke Italian design and contemporary craftsmanship. The event runs daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., providing visitors with the opportunity for private consultations and guided tours of the latest Visionnaire collection. Guests can explore one-of-a-kind furniture pieces and tailored interior solutions, supported by the Visionnaire team throughout the process—from concept development to project completion. MORE ON Visionnaire Founded on Italian craftsmanship and expanded into a contemporary global lifestyle brand, Visionnaire collaborates with select ateliers to create unique, art-inspired furnishings. Known for statement pieces and customized interiors, the brand emphasizes longevity, artistry, and exclusivity across its collections. Contact Information Website :  www.visionnaire-home.com Instagram :  www.instagram.com/visionnairehomephilosophy Facebook :  www.facebook.com/VisionnaireHomePhilosophy Pinterest :  it.pinterest.com/visionnairehomephilosophy Address : 2063 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137 Phone : +1 786 577 4370 By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Visionnaire.

Scavolini USA is presenting its newest kitchen, bathroom, and closet collections at the brand’s Coral Gables showroom, located at 2600 Ponce de Leon, Coral Gables, FL 33134-6003. The showcase runs daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., offering visitors an in-depth look at the company’s latest innovations in Italian design. The presentation marks the newest chapter in Scavolini’s evolution, highlighting updated modular systems, refined finishes, and contemporary interpretations of the brand’s signature styles. MORE ON Scavolini USA Inc. With a legacy spanning more than 60 years, Scavolini has grown from a family-run workshop into a global leader in Italian design. The company continues to operate with the same family-driven philosophy, maintaining a commitment to craftsmanship, authenticity, and sustainability. Scavolini creates kitchens, bathrooms, and interior systems that reflect culture, community, and modern living—while remaining 100% Made in Italy. Contact Information Website :  scavoliniusa.com Instagram :  www.instagram.com/scavoliniusa Facebook :  www.facebook.com/ScavoliniUSA X/Twitter :  www.x.com/scavoliniusa Address : 2600 Ponce de Leon, Coral Gables, FL 33134 Phone : +1 786 615 7974 By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Scavolini USA Inc.

Rimadesio has unveiled its new company-managed flagship store at 2601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33137. The immersive 3,000-square-foot showroom highlights Italian design and architectural innovation, and it is welcoming visitors throughout Miami Art Week. The opening marks a strategic expansion for the brand in one of the city’s most vibrant and rapidly evolving districts. The showroom occupies the entire building, presenting Rimadesio’s contemporary approach to material innovation, design precision, and sustainable manufacturing. Designed to reflect the brand’s architectural philosophy, the space offers visitors a full experience of its modular living systems, sliding panels, bookcases, walk-in closets, swing doors, and complementary furnishings. MORE ON Rimadesio Founded in 1956 in the Brianza industrial district north of Milan, Rimadesio has built its identity on technological advancement, design research, and environmental responsibility. In collaboration with long-time designer Giuseppe Bavuso, the company creates modular and functional solutions for both residential and professional environments, including large-scale architectural projects. Contact Information Website :  rimadesio.it Instagram :  www.instagram.com/rimadesio_miami Address : 2601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33137 Phone : +1 786 618 5275 By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Rimadesio.

LAGO SPA is inviting Miami Art Week 2025 attendees to explore its modular, Made-in-Italy furniture systems at its Miami showroom located at 5084 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 102, Miami, FL 5084, United States. Visitors can experience the brand’s customizable interiors firsthand, reflecting its approach to light, timeless, and socially conscious design. LAGO presents furniture solutions for homes and commercial environments, including hotels, restaurants, offices, and retail spaces. The company blends materials research, sustainability, and artisanal craftsmanship with the consistency of industrial production, supporting a global network anchored by its headquarters in Italy. Contact Information Website :  www.lagodesign.com Instagram :  www.instagram.com/lagodesign Facebook :  www.facebook.com/lagodesign Address : 5084 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 102, Miami, FL 5084, United States Phone : +1 305 470 8881 By ML Staff. Images courtesy of LAGO SPA.

Febal Casa USA is hosting a weekday Happy Hour throughout Miami Art Week 2025 at its Miami showroom located at 5700 Biscayne Boulevard, Unit 106, Miami, FL 33137-2629, United States. The event runs Monday through Friday, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The showroom, situated in the city’s vibrant design corridor, invites attendees to experience its contemporary interior design collections while enjoying refreshments in an informal setting. Event Information Event : Happy Hour Dates : Monday–Friday during Miami Art Week 2025 Hours : 12:00–18:00 Location : 5700 Biscayne Boulevard, Unit 106, Miami, FL 33137-2629, United States Phone : +1 786 646 0912 Website : www.febalcasausa.com/en Instagram : www.instagram.com/febalcasausa Facebook : www.facebook.com/febalcasausa/about Email : info@febalcasausa.com MORE ON Febal Casa USA Founded in 1959 by Giuseppe, Ivo, and Elio Colombini in the Republic of San Marino, the Colombini family business expanded from a small carpentry shop into a major furniture manufacturer driven by innovation, research, and modern production processes. In 2009, Febal Casa became a brand of the Colombini Group. Febal Casa USA offers customizable, design-forward furnishings for kitchens, living rooms, dining spaces, walk-in closets, and wardrobes. The company provides end-to-end design services, from concept and 3D renderings through installation. Recent collaborations include ONDA by Zaha Hadid Architects x Febal Casa and Libeskind022 by Daniel Libeskind, integrating visionary architecture into interior design. By ML Staff. Photos: Courtesy of Febal Casa

Celebrating its 24th edition, SCOPE Art Show returns to its bespoke pavilion on the sands of Miami Beach. SCOPE Art Show is the premier showcase and incubator for contemporary art, convening the most dynamic emerging galleries and artists from around the world for more than two decades. SCOPE’s annual flagship show in Miami represents the future of the arts ecosystem by forecasting new trends and the people and ideas that drive them, from alternative and nomadic gallery models to cutting-edge artists traversing the boundaries of technology, culture, and society. Through multi-disciplinary and experiential programming across art, design music, technology, wellness, and hospitality, SCOPE offers visitors myriad access points for discovery, education, and community. SCOPE Art Show drives cultural conversation and trends, serving as a platform for community and global artistic dialogue. This year’s theme, Be Here Now, is a declaration — a call back to presence, to grit, to honesty. In a time when attention is currency and distraction is the norm, Be Here Now invites artists and viewers alike to reject the noise, to shed the layers of curated identity and inherited expectation, and to sit in the rawness of the current moment. The exhibition becomes a living dialogue — a way of sharing knowledge not through instruction, but through immersion. Through showing up. Fully. Now. Hours VIP + Press Preview December 02, 12pm - 8pm General Admission December 03 - December 07 11am - 8pm Location SCOPE Miami Beach, Pavillion 801 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA About SCOPE scope-art.com