Looking for a way to unwind after a busy day or or a new go-to spot for lunch? We found a local restaurant in Coconut Grove, Varsol Sushi Bar , that has you covered with unbeatable happy hour and lunch specials that are s ure to satisfy your cravings without breaking the bank. Whether you're in the mood for fresh sushi, savory appetizers, or craft cocktails, Varsol Sushi Bar has something for everyone to enjoy. Every day from 4 to 7 p.m., Varsol Sushi Bar offers an epic happy hour with tasty drink and food specials. It's the perfect time to relax with friends, coworkers, or loved ones while enjoying amazing deals on food and drinks. Prices on bites range from $4 to $11 and include some delicious menu highlights: for just $9, guests can enjoy a fresh and delicious Tuna Tartare or Ceviche, or a Sashimi Trio (9 pieces) for just $11. Whether you’re a sushi lover, fish aficionado or opt for gyoza or edamame, there is something for everyone to love on the happy hour bites menu. And there’s no shortage of refreshing beverage options either – during Varsol Sushi Bar’s happy hour, most cocktails are just $9! Craving a fun and spicy option with a bit of fruit? The Good Neighbor Marg is Varsol’s version of a classic margarita with house tequila, passionfruit, fresh pressed lime juice and Tajin. If you’re seeking a more refreshing whisky drink, the Highball 4 3 2 1 has Suntory Toki Whisky, Fever Tree soda water and orange flair mixed together for a zesty, yet classic flavor. Varsol Sushi Bar also offers classic cocktails during its happy hour for $10, wine for $8, sake for $7 or beer for $5. Unbeatable prices for good drinks and good food in the Grove! Varsol Sushi Bar is also an ideal place for a midday pick-me-up,  regardless if  you’re craving  something light and refreshing or a full meal. Consider for example the well-rounded Lunch Bento Box offering: for just $15.95, you pick your choice of protein with fried rice, and get two fried gyozas, edamame, a 6-piece California Roll and a soup or salad! Or you can choose between a Sashimi Three Nigiri special (tuna, salmon, hamachi), or a salmon, chicken or steak teriyaki option or one of the Sushi Rolls like Spicy Tuna Roll, Alex Roll or Bagel Roll. So whether you’re dining solo during your lunch break, or opting for an outing with your coworkers to get some fresh air out of the office, Varsol Sushi Bar has a delicious lunch menu waiting for you between 12 to 3 p.m. from Monday through Friday.  This Japanese restaurant in the heart of Coconut Grove is the perfect place for a wallet-friendly meal with high-quality ingredients, tasty food and drink items, and a welcoming atmosphere - so check it out next time you’re in Coconut Grove and see what all the buzz is about! By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Varsol Sushi Bar

Before Art Deco took hold, the Mediterranean Revival architectural style put southeastern Florida on the map. This style, now taken for granted in Florida, was revolutionary at its introduction in the 1920s. For northerners accustomed to the Beaux Art behemoths of New York or Boston, the colorful tilework and shaded courtyards in the "magic city" of Miami served as a portal to distant and exotic geographies. Drawing from the Wolfsonian archives, Temple University historian Emily Neumeier will introduce the architects and developers who popularized this style while uncovering overlooked histories of race, class, and colonialism in Miami's urban development. Date: Saturday, January 18, 2025 Time: 3–4pm Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue Organized with Miami Design Preservation League and presented as part of Art Deco Weekend . By ML Staff. Courtesy of The Wolfsonian–FIU

Solange wore a Gucci Spring Summer 2025 black dress with gold metal details and gold metal jewelry at the Metropolitan Museum of New York for the Creative Convening celebrating Flight into Egypt: Black Artists and Ancient Egypt, 1876–Now in New York on December 7, 2024. ML Staff. Image courtesy of Gucci

The Miami Marlins announced that the team has acquired INF Max Acosta, INF Echedry Vargas, and LHP Brayan Mendoza from the Texas Rangers in exchange for INF Jake Burger. Acosta, 22, recorded a .288/.353/.425 (111x386) slash line with 23 doubles, three triples, eight home runs, 58 RBI, and 26 stolen bases over 104 games with Double-A Frisco last season. The Caracas, Venezuela native batted .314 (79x252) with eight home runs and 38 RBI in 68 games since June 6, including a season-high nine-game hitting streak from August 24-September 4. Originally signed by Texas as a top ranked international free agent on July 2, 2019, Acosta started 65 games at shortstop and 36 games at second base during the past campaign. The right-handed hitter appeared in 20 games during the 2024 Arizona Fall League, batting .388 (24x71) with 10 extra-base hits, 17 RBI, and eight stolen bases with the Surprise Saguaros. Vargas, 19, batted .276 (108x392) with 24 doubles, two triples, 14 home runs, and 48 RBI in 97 games with Low-A Down East during the 2024 campaign. Ranked the 17th-best Rangers prospect by MLB Pipeline , the Azua, Dominican Republic native finished among Carolina League leaders last season in total bases (first, 178), slugging percentage (second), hits (second), extra-base hits (second), and doubles (third). Signed as an international free agent on January 15, 2023, Vargas was named Carolina League Player of the Week (July 29-August 4) after recording a .407 AVG (11x27) with seven extra-base hits and seven RBI in six games. Mendoza, 20, went 5-4 with a 2.32 ERA (26 ER/101.0 IP) in 24 games (19 starts) between High-A Hickory and Low-A Down East in 2024, setting career highs in both innings pitched and strikeouts (109) during his fourth professional season. In 67 career Minor League appearances (48 starts), the left-handed pitcher has posted a 3.28 ERA (86 ER/236.0 IP) since his affiliate ball debut in 2021. A native of Isla de Margarita, Venezuela, Mendoza was originally signed by Texas as an international free agent on January 18, 2021. Burger, 28, hit .250 (134x535) in 137 games with Miami in 2024, with 28 doubles, 29 home runs, and 76 RBI. Originally drafted 11th overall in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft by Chicago (AL), he played in 154 games with the White Sox from 2021-23 before being acquired by the Marlins on August 1, 2023. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Miami Marlins/Getty Images

Children and families will be taken on an adventure to beautiful and colorful Brazil! The program features compositions by Brazilian composers, performed by Frost musicians. Come along for the fun! DATE AND TIME: Saturday, January 18, 2025 2pm LOCATION: UM Gusman Concert Hall, 1314 Miller Dr, Coral Gables, FL 33146 $30 Family Bundle (Up to 4 tickets) - enter code "family4" $15 General Admission   Produced by Frost Live Entertainment Management students under the direction of Frost faculty member Gary Wood.    By ML Staff. Courtesy of Frost School of Music

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA)  and Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) are pleased to announce the selection of the seventh annual NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM , an acquisition gift which provides funding for PAMM curators to acquire an artwork for the museum's permanent collection from NADA Miami. For this year's edition, PAMM Associate Curators Jennifer Inacio and Maritza Lacayo have selected Simon Benjamin's Crown and Anchor I  (2024) from Swivel Gallery. Simon Benjamin, Crown and Anchor I , 2024. Centering his practice on the sea and coastal environments, Jamaican multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker Simon Benjamin delves into overlooked histories and colonial legacies—as well as how these continue to influence contemporary life. Drawing on maritime imagery, Crown and Anchor I juxtapose the symbolic meanings of both objects thus evoking themes of power, colonial legacy, and resilience. By reimagining these icons, Benjamin crafts a visual dialogue speaking to heritage, belonging, and enduring impacts of collective histories on the present. “My first visit to PAMM was in 2017 to see Jamaican painter John Dunkley's Neither Day nor Night retrospective. Seeing work I knew well from Jamaica reframed in a globally interconnected context made a deep impression on me. I remember hoping that one day, my work would be exhibited at PAMM. It is an honor to have my painting, Crown and Anchor , included in the PAMM permanent collection, along with many artists I admire,” said Simon Benjamin . "We are delighted to acquire a work by Simon Benjamin for PAMM's collection, as it highlights the museum's dedication to amplifying Caribbean voices and narratives. His poetic exploration of migration, memory, and the sea aligns deeply with Miami's cultural and geographical ties to the Caribbean ,” said PAMM Associate Curators Jennifer Inacio and Maritza Lacayo “This acquisition not only strengthens the impactful work of the museum's Caribbean Cultural Institute but also acts as an additional tool within the collection to engage with the region’s layered histories and its enduring connections to place and identity.” The NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM provides funding for PAMM curators to acquire artwork for the museum's permanent collection, which features international modern and contemporary art from the US Latino experience, the African diaspora, Latin America, and the Caribbean. “We are delighted to celebrate the seventh year of our continued partnership with Pérez Art Museum Miami for our annual acquisition gift. This collaboration is pivotal in connecting our galleries and their artists with the vibrant art scene in Miami and simultaneously supporting the South Florida community,” said NADA Executive Director Heather Hubbs . Now in its seventh iteration, the NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM was designed to enhance the relationship between the museum and the fair's diverse roster of exhibiting galleries and artists, and provides an opportunity for NADA to support and engage with the art institutions of Miami-Dade County in exciting and dynamic ways. The NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM is funded by ticket sales of NADA Miami 2024. ABOUT SIMON BENJAMIN Simon Benjamin (b. 1979, St. Andrew, Jamaica) is a Jamaican multi-disciplinary artist and filmmaker based in New York, whose practice considers how the past ripples into the present in unexpected ways. Using the sea and coastal space as frameworks, his current body of work explores how less-known histories and colonial legacies impact on our present and contribute to an interconnected future. Benjamin was featured in Art In America's New Talent Issue in 2024, and is a 2023 New York City Artadia Awardee, and 2023-4 Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program Awardee, New York, NY. His work has been included in exhibitions and screening internationally, including NADA House 2024, Malta Biennale, documenta 15, Kassel, Germany (2022); Kingston Biennial, National Gallery of Jamaica, Kingston, Jamaica (2022); Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Governor's Island, NY; Third Horizon Film Festival, Miami, FL (2022); trinidad+tobago film festival, Trinidad and Tobago (2021); NYU Gallatin at Governors Island, New York, NY (2021); The 92nd St. Y, New York, NY (2020); Hunter East Harlem Gallery, New York, NY (2019); the Ghetto Biennial, Port Au Prince, Haiti (2018); Jamaica Biennial, National Gallery of Jamaica, Kingston, Jamaica (2017); New Local Space, (NLS) Kingston (2016); and Columbia University, New York, NY (2016). Benjamin earned his MFA from Hunter College in New York in 2021. ABOUT SWIVEL GALLERY Swivel Gallery was founded in January 2021 by Graham Wilson, who designed, built and opened the first gallery venue in Nostrand 329 Avenue in an unconventional space, turning the once Restoration Tabernacle into a powerful incubator for emerging artists. The gallery's focus is to showcase a vast range of artists' practices from all over the world, which deal with some of the most pressing themes of our generation, creating a platform for a global conversation and confrontation. The gallery's programming ranges from sculpture to installation, photography, painting, and new media art, often working with artists whose work is overlooked in the contemporary market. In just a year and a half, the gallery has been featured in major press outlets including Artnet, The New York Times, Artsy, Widewalls, Cultured, and Hyperallergic. In 2023, the gallery expanded to a larger space in Brooklyn, with a new 5,000-square-foot location at 396 Johnson Avenue (the former CLEARING Gallery space). In this space, the Swivel Gallery continues its mission to host compelling exhibitions for its diverse cast of emerging artists while fostering creativity and inspiring the Brooklyn community and beyond. With the upcoming move to Manhattan and a new space at 555 Greenwich, New York City, the gallery will host a series of dynamic, hyper-focused solo exhibitions from its program, showcasing exceptional talent from both emerging and established artists. ABOUT NADA The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is the definitive non-profit arts organization dedicated to the cultivation, support, and advancement of new voices in contemporary art. Founded in 2002, NADA's membership includes an international roster of leading contemporary art galleries and professionals. The organization hosts year-round programming, including art fairs and collaborative exhibitions in New York, Miami, Paris, and Warsaw, as well as at its exhibition space in the Lower East Side, NADA East Broadway. Ice Palace Studios 1400 North Miami AvenueMiami, FL 33136 Open to the Public Tuesday, December 3, 4–7pmWednesday, December 4, 11am–7pmThursday, December 5, 11am–7pmFriday, December 6, 11am–7pmSaturday, December 7, 11am–6pm Press Registration To attend the VIP preview and/or reserve a press pass, please contact nada@culturalcounsel.com . ABOUT PAMM Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), led by Director Franklin Sirmans, promotes artistic expression and the exchange of ideas, advancing public knowledge and appreciation of art, architecture, and design, and reflecting the diverse community of its pivotal geographic location at the crossroads of the Americas. The 40-year-old South Florida institution, formerly known as Miami Art Museum (MAM), opened a new building, designed by world-renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron, on December 4, 2013 in Downtown Miami's Maurice A. Ferré Park. The facility is a state-of-the-art model for sustainable museum design and progressive programming and features 200,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor program space with flexible galleries; shaded outdoor verandas; a waterfront restaurant and bar; a museum shop; and an education center with a library, media lab, and classroom spaces. ML Staff. Image courtesy of The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA)

American Heritage Schools’ Pre-Medical Program marked an incredible milestone this year: 25 years of spreading joy and hope to young patients and their families through its annual service project to benefit pediatric cancer patients at the Salah Foundation Children’s Hospital at Broward Health Medical Center. The initiative consists of three key events: the Superhero Party, the Pre-Med Gala, and the Annual Holiday Party. Together, these events created a meaningful journey of care and celebration for the children battling cancer. From the Superhero Party alone, the Pre-Med Society has raised and donated more than $1 million to support pediatric cancer patients, funding improvements at Broward Health Medical Center. Highlights from this year’s event, in celebration of the 25th anniversary, include: Superhero Party: A Celebration of Strength: The festivities began with the Annual Superhero Party, where pediatric cancer patients embraced their inner heroes. For 25 years, this tradition has allowed children to craft 'letters to Santa' and engage in playful, uplifting activities. Over the program’s history, the Pre-Med Society has raised more than $1 million to support these young warriors, helping fund critical improvements at Broward Health Medical Center. One of the most impactful contributions was funding two new pediatric playrooms, creating safe, cheerful spaces where young patients can play and simply be kids. The Annual Pre-Med Gala: A Night of Elegance and Generosity: The 7th Annual Pre-Med Gala raised a record-breaking $41,000 through donations and silent auctions. This black-tie affair brought together parents, students, and community leaders for an evening of dining, dancing, and fundraising. This year’s gala set a record, emphasizing the program’s unwavering commitment to providing for pediatric cancer patients. 25th Annual Holiday Party: A Heartwarming Tradition:  The 25th Annual Holiday Party brought joy to 17 pediatric cancer patients and their families. Students spent $500 on gifts for each child, totaling more than 160 presents. The Pre-Med Society, under the guidance of Dr. Carlos Pulido, director of American Heritage Schools’ Pre-Medical Program, organized the day with activities such as gingerbread cookie decorating, ornament making, bracelet crafting, games, and festive treats. Special guests included cheerleaders from the Florida Panthers, Stanley the Panther, Victory the Rat, and the team’s sub-director of marketing. Broward Health Medical Center’s staff, including the chief operating officer, chief of nursing, chief of physician affairs, and chief of hematology and oncology, also joined the celebration. The highlight of the party was an acapella performance by the American Heritage Schools’ choir, with Pre-Med Society student Noah Duro Andre delivering a solo of “Oh Holy Night.” “The courage of these young patients inspires our students. These events allow them to connect with the children, share joy, and, most importantly, offer support to kids who need it the most,” said Dr. Pulido. “It’s an experience our students carry with them long after they leave American Heritage Schools.” The dedication of the Pre-Med Society and its students has touched the lives of countless families, with over 500 American Heritage Schools’ students participating in the program’s 25-year history. This year’s celebration was not only a testament to their commitment but also a reminder of the transformative power of kindness. ML Staff. Images courtesy of American Heritage Schools

OOKA United States  is pleased to announce that it has teamed up with  Cookies , a globally renowned brand, to bring consumers an enhanced hookah experience. This partnership merges OOKA’s advanced, charcoal-free, hookah technology with Cookies’ premium, artisanal options, giving consumers unique sessions that go beyond traditional hookah.   The Cookies x OOKA pods come in both tea, which is a non-nicotine option, and pure, authentic hookah tobacco. The Cookies pods are available in packs of two for $16.   Cookies has gained a reputation for quality and innovation, boasting a collection of proprietary products. Cookies is more than a brand in the inhalation space. They strive to represent a lifestyle of excellence, growth, and inclusivity. Recognized as one of America’s Hottest Brands of 2021 by AdAge, Cookies continues to break new ground, becoming the first brand in its field to receive this accolade.   The collaboration between Cookies and OOKA represents a step forward in the hookah industry. By combining OOKA’s advanced technology with Cookies’ expertise in experience and quality, the partnership offers a premium, modernized hookah experience that caters to unique preferences. OOKA’s precise heating technology ensures that each pod is heated to the potential of Cookies’ hand-packed blends.   OOKA uses a simple, innovative pod system that delivers a high-quality hookah experience without the usual hassle. The portable, easy-to-assemble design heats pods quickly. OOKA utilizes advanced heating technology that ensures each pod is heated to optimum temperature. It does so by reading a smart NFC chip (unique to each pod) that communicates the heating profile to the OOKA device. This allows OOKA to deliver consistent sessions every single time.   Starting today, this collaboration is now available nationwide. For more information, visit  us.ooka.com/c/shop-pods .   About Advanced Inhalation Rituals (AIR) Founded in 1999 and based in Dubai, Advanced Inhalation Rituals (AIR) operates in over 100 countries and leads the $19 billion global hookah market. With a focus on innovation, it combines tradition with cutting-edge technology, growing 3x faster than competitors over the past decade.   In 2023, AIR revolutionized the future of hookah with the launch of OOKA, offering the most versatile and convenient way to enjoy hookah. Featuring advanced heating, a pod system, sleek design, and exceptional performance, OOKA modernizes the traditional hookah experience. AIR holds 47% of the global hookah market, which is projected to grow to $22 billion by 2026. Its portfolio includes brands like Al Fakher, the world’s leading hookah brand,  Hookah-Shisha.com , the top e-commerce platform for all things hookah, and the OOKA device as well as Al Fakher, Zodiac, and Pacific Realms OOKA pods. For more information, visit  air.global .

During World War II, Miami Beach was transformed from a vibrant tourist destination into a bustling military training ground. Discover the surprising wartime role the city played with an off-site guided tour of Galería Ocean Drive's outdoor exhibition in Lummus Park, Boot Camp in Paradise: World War II in Miami Beach . After the tour, return to The Wolfsonian to experience a library open house, exploring Judith Berson-Levison's "Sand in Their Boots" archive of Miami Beach WWII memorabilia, and AV Club's curated screening of short films that reflect on the legacy of WWII. Photograph (detail), Marching to Retreat, c. 1943. U.S. Army Air Forces Technical Training Command, Miami Beach. The Wolfsonian–FIU, Gift of Judith Berson-Levinson. Date: Thursday, January 16, 2025 Time: 6–9pm Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue Organized with the City of Miami Beach, Galería Ocean Drive, and Miami Dade-Public Library System's Division of Special Collections & Archives. Galería Ocean Drive is curated by the Miami Beach Office of the Mayor and Commission. Schedule 6:15pm–6:45pm | Outdoor Exhibition Tour (Meet in Lobby) 6:30pm–9:00pm | Library Open House 7:00pm–9:00pm | Screening By ML Staff. Courtesy of The Wolfsonian–FIU

Trips to Houston haven't been fruitful for the Dolphins over the years. In search of their first win at NRG Stadium (0-5 previously), the Dolphins can find themselves right in the mix for an AFC wildcard spot with a quality performance Sunday. Here's what the players and coaches are saying ahead of the Week 15 road trip: Matching up with the Texans Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa on the Houston Defense – "They play really well. Sound football. They get some depth in the back end, so they try to mitigate a lot of explosives, but you've got to have your Ps and Qs when you're dealing with a rush that they have. Very similar structure to the team that we just played, but they don't necessarily play the same way, if that makes sense." Head Coach Mike McDaniel on Texans Head Coach DeMeco Ryans – "What DeMeco coaches … it's the nuts and bolts of coaching that actually matters to players when you're talking directly impacting how well they play the game. So much of it is consistency of fundamentals and details and mindset that it's helpful to a degree, but I know how well-prepared he'll be." Running Back De'Von Achane on the Dolphins' Confidence - "We've always got the same confidence. We come out here with great confidence because we know the what type of team we can be. It's always who the better team on Sunday is and we've got to come out and be ready to play." Team's Mindset for December Football Wide Receiver Jaylen Waddle on Last Week's Win, Preparing for Houston – "It was a hard-fought game; it was a game we really needed to win. It just showed what this team could do. It definitely gave us a lot of confidence, but it's a whole other team, a whole other gameplan. We're just going about it like any other week." Defensive Tackle Zach Sieler on December Football – "It's more of our backs against the wall. Every week is a playoff week and I think it's, 'Hey look, we've got to do everything we can in our power.' Stay late, extra tape, extra tubs, whatever you need to do to get the win. I think we did that last week and we need to do that this week." Cornerback Kendall Fuller on Keys to December Football – "Health is definitely one of them, just having everybody out there healthy. And then I don't think it's a secret, it's just a matter of 11 guys on the field doing their job and winning their matchups. Football is always going to be football. When you have guys going out there and making their plays, whatever team makes the most plays is going to win. It's just a matter of it's December, every game counts in December, but at the end of the day, it's still football." For more on the Dolphins-Texans, download the Drive Time Podcast with Travis Wingfield, available wherever you get your podcasts. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Miami Dolphins

The Creek Course at Hammock Dunes Club showed its teeth to the competitors of the Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship. Cool temperatures and a light breeze, paired with the course's firm, fast layout, proved to be a challenging test. What Happened? The players certainly battled against the Creek Course during Round One. The first wave, teeing off from 7:15 AM to 8:36 AM, struggled with all players finishing over par. Christopher Kupniewski emerged with the best score of the early wave, posting a 1-over (73). The second wave began at 11:15 AM, and as the morning group experienced, the course was not forgiving. Lance LaCombe was the only player in the field to break par, shooting a 1-under (71) to take the lead heading into the second round. Christopher Kupniewski and Jay Halverson were tied for second, both posting even-par 72s. Kupniewski bounced back from a double bogey on the 8th hole, carding four birdies on the back nine to secure his spot. Halverson started strong, birdieing both the 1st and 13th holes, but adversity on holes 3 and 18 prevented him from going under par, leaving him tied for second.  Jimmy Kozikowski and Will Davenport sit tied for fourth at 1-over (73).  What’s Next? The first wave of Round two will begin with the first group starting at 7:30 AM and the last group at 9:00 AM. The second wave of tee times will run from 11:30 PM to 12:24 PM. By the end of the day, the field will be cut to low 60 players. Notable Lance LaCombe was the only player to shoot under par (1-under, 71) Only two players shot even par: Christopher Kupniewski and Jay Halverson Hole one played the easiest with 13 birdies, 62 pars, and 22 bogeys Hole seven played the hardest with 5 birdies, 41 pars, 31 bogeys, 15 double bogeys, and 11 other No one in the field of 104 players made an eagle By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of FSGA

Cassina Store Miami commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Charlotte Perriand Collection with a special event highlighting the designer’s groundbreaking contributions to modern design. The store unveils a curated presentation of Perriand’s iconic works, including the chaise longue Indochine , the Rio low table , and the Table Montparnasse . This celebration features a window installation and a cocktail reception at the Miami Design District store located at 3901 NE 2nd Avenue. The event is hosted by Cassina CEO Luca Fuso and includes appearances by Pernette Perriand, Charlotte Perriand's daughter and sole heir, and Cassina’s Art Director Patricia Urquiola. Rio low table, Charlotte Perriand Exclusive Launch of the Table Manifest A highlight of the evening is the debut of the Table Manifest  ( ©ADAGP, Paris, 2024, ©Succession Picasso, Paris, 2024) , an intricate design first conceived by Perriand in 1937. Produced by Cassina in collaboration with the Almine Rech gallery, this table features artistic bas-reliefs by Pablo Picasso and Fernand Léger and is available exclusively through the gallery. Table Montparnasse, Charlotte Perriand Perriand’s Legacy Charlotte Perriand is celebrated as a trailblazer in contemporary design, challenging traditional aesthetics and redefining interior spaces. Her innovative work remains central to Cassina's identity, as evidenced by the brand's ongoing commitment to re-editing and promoting her designs. From the debut of the Charlotte Perriand Collection in 2004 to numerous international exhibitions, Cassina has ensured her legacy continues to inspire. Indochine chaise longue, Charlotte Perriand On Display in Miami Visitors to the Cassina Store Miami will find several key pieces: Chaise Longue Indochine : A functional and aesthetic masterpiece reimagined from Perriand’s 1943 rattan original, now crafted with tubular steel and sustainable materials. Table Montparnasse : A bold, asymmetrical wooden table blending practicality and elegance, available in Canaletto walnut or ash. Rio Low Table : A visually striking design offered in updated finishes, including Viennese cane and luxurious marbles. Cassina, a leader in industrial design since 1927, continues to innovate while preserving the heritage of modern design icons like Perriand. Learn more at cassina.com . By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Cassina. Photos by Luca Merli