Design DistrictNeighbourhood Guide

Three storeys, roughly 13,000 sq ft — only the third U.S. flagship after Madison Avenue and Rodeo Drive.

Main store on Paseo Ponti with a dedicated Men's location nearby.

Relocated from Bal Harbour Shops as part of the early-2010s migration that reset Miami's luxury map.

Multi-floor boutique that anchors the NE 39th Street corridor.

Part of the wave of jewellery houses that moved from Bal Harbour in 2011–12.

Anchors the Paseo Ponti retail strip alongside Tom Ford and Loewe.

Menswear and women's-wear under one roof on Paseo Ponti.

The LVMH-owned Spanish house chose the Design District for its Miami footprint.

Two-storey boutique just off Palm Court.

Hedi Slimane–era flagship steps from Palm Court.

Footwear flagship alongside the women's RTW maisons.

One of the more approachable stops in the Design District when you want something trendy without going full luxury. Kith is great for off-the-rack pieces, seasonal drops, and those one or two special items that can completely change an outfit. Easy to mix and match, with enough variety to keep it interesting every time you stop in. The store itself also leans into fun, interactive experiences that make it feel like more than just another retail stop.

Major Food Group's invite-only Japanese club — sixteen-seat omakase counter, two dining rooms, a sports bar, ingredients flown in from Tokyo. Membership controls access; non-members typically enter as guests.

MFG's northern-Italian counterpart to Carbone, on the top floor with skyline views.

Korean steakhouse, one Michelin star — the Miami outpost of New York's MICHELIN-starred original. Come hungry and prepare to be mesmerized. Pink Miami Tip: Butcher's Feast with 1oz of A5 Wagyu. The Esteban may indeed be the best drink in Miami. Simple.

Two Michelin stars; the chef's-counter format the Robuchon group built its reputation on.

One Michelin star; vegetable-led tasting menus from chef Alain Verzeroli.

Evan Funke's Roman pasta room — a Los Angeles export that opened a Miami second outpost in the district.

Chef Michael Schwartz's pre-luxury Design District original, still operating after the surrounding neighbourhood reinvented itself around it.

Hand-roll bar from a trio of Masa alumni; the Miami location followed the New York original.

Greek-Turkish courtyard restaurant just over the district line in Buena Vista — close enough to walk from Palm Court. The zucchini chips and a sea bass, please.

Brendan Sodikoff's cult New York steakhouse, taking over the former Swan space. Targeting a 2026 opening.

Free-admission contemporary art museum that doubled its footprint in 2024 by acquiring the de la Cruz Collection building for $25 million.

Sou Fujimoto–Aranda/Lasch plaza with Buckminster Fuller's 1965 Fly's Eye Dome floating in a reflecting pool. Free, open daily.

The pedestrian Paseo links Paradise Plaza to Palm Court between NE 38th and NE 42nd Street, threaded with commissions including Xavier Veilhan's Le Corbusier bust and Konstantin Grcic's Netscape swings.

The collectible-design fair Robins founded in 2005; runs every December opposite Art Basel Miami Beach.