Very cute store! I…read morewas attracted immediately to the beaded wire animals displayed towards the back. They had animals such as lions but they also had animals known more in Florida like manatees, flamingos and the like. I thought the chicken and the rooster were the cutest. Towards the front, they had a lot of dishware including some Japanese pottery. I love Japanese pottery. Not badly priced either. They also sold wall hangings, furniture and other decorative things. I would say most of the home stuff they carried were Asian or at the very least, Asian inspired.

Lincoln Rd is a nine block strip of shops that sits between the beach in South Beach Florida and…read moreBiscayne Bay. Kind of like Florida Melrose Avenue! Agora Inc is a little shop filled with trinkets: jewelry, dishes, vases, knick knacks and the like. We stepped inside so a friend of mine could peruse the art deco items for her home and I ended up walking out with a $45 ring made of sterline silver and smokey quartz. lol WHICH...I wear ALL the time now. For little items...check this place out.

The Living Room is a 42 foot high public art space at the outskirts of the Design District. If you…read moredon't want to park in the garage you can usually find inexpensive street parking in this area. This canvas for public art was designed R&R Studios to look like the living room of a house. It was created by artist duo Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt. In 2001 Art in America Public Art in Review selected The Living Room as one of the best Art in Public Art projects. When it was first created The Living Room doubled as the entrance to a furniture showroom. The Living Room was designed as an oversized living room with orange floral wallpaper, curtain, red couch, and a window that played a clever trick of scale and perspective. The showroom is long gone, but the sculpture itself is still there, under layers of spray paint and dirt. It is used for temporary art installations but most often it is covered in graffiti. The land the Living Room sits on is for sale for $37.5 million so its days may finally be numbered.

Whilst in the Design district area of Miami you might stumble across this piece of art. It was…read moreoriginally designed to look like a living room a few years ago for an art installation. Since then, the art changes frequently. Also, the land it is sitting on is apparently for sale. Go see it before the land is sold and shops pop up everywhere!

Oh what a night! Speakeasy cabaret vibes…read more Excellent and attentive service. Great food and drinks. Good variety on the menu. Easy street parking. The performers Victor Valdez and Rick Leonard were hilarious and so talented. David Sexton and the ownership really have a neighborhood gem that provides a transportive experience. Not an inexpensive outing but worth the unique experience. Highly recommend and will return.

I came here for a show. I realize that there is a thrift store and a little like speakeasy bar in…read morethe back, that is what this review is for. The decor was amazing. The food I only had the charcuterie plate which was nice. The service was great. However the space was a little tight and they only had one bathroom which kinda sucked but overall everything was fine and I enjoyed the show.

We have successfully bought several items for our house from here. Including outdoor coffee tables,…read morelarge indoor wood table, and resin chairs. Everything has been top quality and amazing price. It's not every day you find a furniture store with beautiful pieces and friendly customer service. This location is right around the corner from us, so it's very convenient. We haven't had to use delivery service, but they do offer that as well if needed. This is going to be your best bet in South Florida for any furniture needs!

I ordered a teak table from a reputable store and they used International Home Miami for white…read moreglove service. The table arrived with a leaf to lengthen the table but it did not fit. I asked them to fix it. They refused. rather International Home Miami sent me a new leaf and told me to fix it myself. The leaf they sent was too big. I sent them an email with pictures. They send a second leaf that I was told to to fix it myself. That leaf also was too big. They then said that they would send me two new leaves and I could use them to fix it myself. I finally just modified the original leaf on my own so it would fit. IF you hear "INTERNATIONAL HOME MIAMI" associated with white glove SERVICE...run. Actually just run if you are buying anything from them. They obviously do not believe in customer service.

I was upset at first and posted a negative review as a sub contractor. They called and handled it…read morewithin a day. That's VERY good business and I am impressed by their diligence.

Drove by this place many times and finally I stopped by. I'm so glad I did, it's a wonderful store…read morefor interiors lovers. The choice of materials, items and display are exquisite. They custom made furniture covers and they have many patterns and textures. The whole vibe is earthy, woody, but also high end. I'm going to be back soon!

Located in a cool-looking warehouse space with exposed metal trusses and skylights next to the…read moreBrightline tracks, I enjoyed the Atchugarry Gallery this last Sunday at the start of Miami Art Week. It's located on the northern edge of the Miami Design District; I found out that the owner (Piero) is the son of Uruguayan sculptor Pablo Atchugarry. As far as logistics, there is some street parking adjacent the art space as well as on nearby streets. My favorites on display included "orbs" made of combinations of threads by the artist Emil Lukas, as well as a metal sculpture and cityscapes.

My stop at the Piero Atchugarry Gallery during the 2025 opening was the unexpected moment of focus…read moreand genuine connection I needed. They're situated in the Design District, and the vibe they put out is always top-tier contemporary. You can count on them to feature brilliant Latin American artists, with a strong leaning toward sculpture and conceptual works. Think post-minimalism, where the art is all about form, texture, and the raw materials they use, it really makes you stop and think about what you're looking at. Their pieces often play with heavy contrasts, like polished steel next to rough stone, making the art feel both ancient and completely modern at the same time. Honestly, the biggest highlight wasn't even the stunning art, but the amazing opportunity to meet Piero Atchugarry himself. I was completely stoked to find him at the opening! Being able to chat with him in person, even just for a few minutes, and hear about his vision for the gallery and the visual concept behind the artists he selects was so clarifying. It's one thing to look at a sculpture; it's another to get the backstory directly from the person curating the whole dialogue. That personal insight made all the difference, helping me truly appreciate the dynamic and thoughtful curation of the entire exhibition. It made the art stick in a way that reading a placard never could. If you're serious about contemporary art, especially work that is pushing boundaries in material and form, Piero Atchugarry Gallery is a guaranteed art experience getaway! It was one of the most enriching part of my Art Basel experience.

Stunning cafe first and foremost, It's so peaceful and a well thought out space…read more The staff was friendly and well spoken. They greeted us and brought us our drinks with kindness and I felt nothing but good energy. I can't speak on the plant purchasing aspect but I did make a stop at the cafe area. I bought a matcha latte with honey and oat milk, didn't taste much if any honey but they do leave out raw sugar packets which made it a bit better. The cortadito was perfect, no notes! The price point is pretty steep, however you do get a decent amount for the price. $9.00 for the iced matcha with an extra charge for syrups and milk alternatives of course. The cortadito was around $4.00 which is also pretty pricey for what it is. Overall it's a nice treat but not a daily venture due to the price point for me, otherwise a beautiful environment for chatting or getting work done.

Wow amazing place super nice full of plants and all type of design super cool place the coffe shop…read moreis so relaxing you could go outside or stay in the porch very relaxing after the gym ....the pastry and matcha were good the cups are super cute like sand i recommend trying this place out :)

What a store, I came today to check out the Dolce and Gabbana interior design. Insane colours and…read morebeautifully laid out design.