Discover the Design District
May 13, 2013Miami is home to one of the most unique design districts in the world. With stores, such as Prada, Louis Vuitton, Emilio Gucci, Berluti, Hermes and so many others, this is certainly a luxury area. However, there are a few things most locals and new residents don’t know about this part of Miami.
Did you know this used to be a pineapple plantation? This is just one of the fun facts about the district. Its home to the Craig Robins Collection and the De La Cruz Collection, which are two of the most well known private collections in the city. With a strong sense of art, style and luxury throughout, this is one of the most popular areas in the entire city, but don’t forget about the hidden gems and fun facts associated with this part of Miami.
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Event Venues in the Design District
This part of the city holds a few of the most unique event venues, including:
- The 4141 Building
- Oak Plaza – Plummer Alley
- Rooftop Garden
- Garden Building
- Moore Building
Of course, more than just the venues, this area features plenty of shopping and food choices for those visiting the district. Here are some of the many stores and restaurants found throughout.
- Buena Vista Bistro
- Gavanna
- Egg & Dart
- Lemoni Cafe
- MC Kitchen
- Inglot Miami
- Dior Homme
- En Avance
- The Cypress Room
- Oak Tavern
- South Street
- APT 606
- Agnona
- Celine
- And so many more!
The area is full of art, design, fashion, luxury, entertainment and so much more. Whether you’re searching for the best luxury shopping experience of your life or you want to enjoy one of the many events held in this area, this is one of the happening spots in Miami. Those searching for luxury have found it in a big way in the Design District.
