Luxury & Design · NE 39th–41st Streets
Miami Design District
NE 38th to 42nd St, off Biscayne.
A dozen walkable blocks north of Midtown where the city's luxury flagships share sidewalks with Italian furniture showrooms, public art and two free museums. Most of the action runs along NE 39th, 40th and 41st Streets between N Miami Ave and NE 2nd Ave, anchored by Palm Court and Paradise Plaza.
Luxury Flagships · Furniture Showrooms · Fine Jewelry · Fragrance · Galleries · Free Museums
- In our directory
- 23 shopseach one verified
- Where
- NE 39th–41st StreetsLuxury & Design
- Right now
- Typical hours11am–8pm
- Parking
- ParkingUse the district's public garages — Palm Court Garage (off NE 41st St), Paradise Plaza Garage and the Museum Garage (near ICA) — or the numbered valet stands along NE 39th–41st St. Street meters fill quickly on weekends.
The directory
23 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Luxury5 places
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Multi-level Louis Vuitton boutique on NE 41st St carrying the house's luggage, leather goods, ready-to-wear, shoes, watches and jewelry.
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Hermès boutique stocking all 14 of the house's métiers, from Birkin and Kelly bags to silk scarves, ties and men's tailoring.
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Dior's Design District boutique, behind a sculpted concrete façade topped by the house's star — the first US Dior store to display it.
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CHANEL boutique on NE 41st St, part of the district's central luxury corridor around Palm Court.
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Roberto Baciocchi–designed Prada store selling women's ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories and footwear.
Menswear1 place
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A dedicated Gucci menswear boutique — separate from the women's store — carrying the full men's line.
Fashion5 places
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Rick Owens flagship with men's and women's runway and pre-collections, the DRKSHDW and Lilies lines, and a selection of home objects.
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Italian cashmere and tailoring house from Solomeo, Umbria, selling men's and women's collections.
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Simon Porte Jacquemus's French label — bags, ready-to-wear and accessories — on NE 40th St.
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Alexander McQueen boutique carrying the British house's ready-to-wear, tailoring, sneakers and accessories.
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Carolina Herrera flagship with women's ready-to-wear, eveningwear, handbags and accessories, plus the brand's beauty, fragrance and eyewear lines.
Jewelry1 place
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Fine-jewelry brand's Miami flagship inside The Moore building; sells a shell-motif Miami seal piece available only at this store.
Beauty2 places
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The Paris perfume house's boutique with the full fragrance collection and personal bottle engraving.
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Australian skin, hair and body care brand; in-store consultants recommend products by skin type and climate.
Books1 place
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Independent art bookshop and gallery publishing since 2009, with 85+ in-house titles and zines by Miami and international artists.
Furniture4 places
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Italian furniture maker founded in 1927, showing new pieces alongside reissued Modern Movement icons by Le Corbusier and others.
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First Miami showroom for the Italian furniture maker founded in 1966, about 900 square meters, pairing physical displays with digital touchpoints.
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Giorgio Armani's home collection, designed around simple lines and precise proportions with precious materials, refined finishes and elegant textiles.
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Minneapolis modern-furniture brand with an outdoor collection on its back patio and free in-store design services.
Galleries1 place
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International gallery (founded Singapore, 1994) now in Paradise Plaza, showing modern and contemporary works by names like Picasso, Warhol and Botero.
Art & gifts2 places
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Free-admission contemporary art museum with a sculpture garden; the museum shop is open daily.
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Free private contemporary art collection of Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz, shown across three floors.
Food & drink1 place
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Kith's first standalone US Treats café, with a marble bar, cereal-canister wall, dine-in seating and Kith merchandise.
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Insider guide
Shopping Design District.
The story
The Miami Design District is a dozen walkable blocks north of Midtown where luxury flagships share sidewalks with Italian furniture showrooms, public art and two free museums. Most of the shopping fits on three short streets, NE 39th, 40th and 41st, between N Miami Avenue and NE 2nd Avenue.
Palm Court and Paradise Plaza are the center, and a 24-foot edition of Buckminster Fuller's Fly's Eye Dome in Palm Court is the meeting point. NE 41st Street has the heaviest run of fashion houses, NE 39th holds Hermès and Dior, and the furniture showrooms line NE 2nd Avenue at the east edge, around The Moore, a 1921 landmark with Zaha Hadid's Elastika in the atrium.
What to Expect
NE 41st Street is the luxury corridor: Louis Vuitton, CHANEL, Prada, Alexander McQueen, Rick Owens and a men's-only Gucci. On NE 39th, Hermès (163 NE 39th St) stocks all 14 of the house's métiers, and Dior (162 NE 39th St) sits behind a concrete façade topped by the house's star. FoundRae, inside The Moore, sells a shell-motif Miami seal piece available only at that store. The best non-luxury stop is Dalé Zine Shop (50 NE 40th St), an independent art bookshop publishing since 2009. Furniture means Cassina, Armani/Casa, B&B Italia and Blu Dot. The art is free: the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami and the de la Cruz Collection charge nothing to enter.
Best Time to Visit
Boutiques are open Monday to Saturday 11am to 8pm and Sunday noon to 6pm, so a weekday or Saturday gives you the longest window. Sunday is the wrong day for furniture: Cassina, Armani/Casa and B&B Italia are closed, and so is Hermès. ICA's galleries are open Wednesday to Sunday and the de la Cruz Collection Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, so Wednesday through Saturday is the only stretch when both are open.
If You Only Have an Hour
Park at the Palm Court Garage and start under the Fly's Eye Dome. Walk NE 41st Street to Louis Vuitton (119 NE 41st St), then stop into the ICA Miami shop (61 NE 41st St), which is open daily. Cut one block south to Dalé Zine Shop (50 NE 40th St), and finish on NE 39th at Dior (162 NE 39th St).
Where to Eat
For lunch, Michael's Genuine (130 NE 40th St) has been the district's destination restaurant since 2007 and holds a Bib Gourmand, as does Mandolin Aegean Bistro (4312 NE 2nd Ave), with Greek and Turkish mezze in a garden. Sushi Yasu Tanaka serves quick nigiri sets inside the MIA Market food hall off NE 39th. Dinner is serious: L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon Miami has two MICHELIN stars, and Le Jardinier Miami and Cote Miami have one each.
This week
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Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Michael's GenuineBib GourmandContemporary, American · The Design District's original destination restaurant (since 2007): seasonal American plates, wood-oven pizza and a shaded courtyard a block from the boutiques.$$$
- Mandolin Aegean BistroBib GourmandGreek, Turkish · A whitewashed cottage with a tree-canopied garden for Greek and Turkish mezze; the easiest long lunch in the district.$$
- Torno Subito MiamiMichelin pickItalian, Contemporary · Massimo Bottura's playful, Riviera-colored Italian restaurant inside The Moore, with Florida-citrus twists on classics.$$$$
- Le Jardinier Miami★ Michelin starFrench, Contemporary · Alain Verzeroli's light, vegetable-forward French cooking in a polished room steps from the district's boutiques.$$$$
- Cote Miami★ Michelin starKorean, Steakhouse · Korean barbecue meets steakhouse, with dry-aged cuts grilled at the table and a butcher's feast for first-timers.$$$
- Sushi Yasu TanakaMichelin pickJapanese, Sushi · Quick, serious nigiri sets at a counter inside the MIA Market food hall, right off NE 39th Street.$$
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Michelin Key
The Moore
Thirteen rooms in a 1921 Design District landmark, adults only, with a Zaha Hadid installation in the atrium and Massimo Bottura's Torno Subito downstairs.
4040 NE 2nd Ave · $$$$
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Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingUse the district's public garages — Palm Court Garage (off NE 41st St), Paradise Plaza Garage and the Museum Garage (near ICA) — or the numbered valet stands along NE 39th–41st St. Street meters fill quickly on weekends.
Use the Museum Garage on NE 41st Street near ICA; its façades are by five designers, including Nicolas Buffe's 23-foot caryatids.
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