Design District

Shopping area

Miami Design District is the American equivalent of the Golden Square in Milan. It is here that the branded boutiques Tiffany & Co., Fendy, Dior, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Tom Ford, Valentino and so on are located. Raging prices and cozy luxury shops, where for each visitor there are a couple of consultants and security guards. The service is unobtrusive, you can just go shopping, like visiting museums and admire stylish designer gadgets.

Miami Design District is a few blocks between Biscayne Boulevard, 36-43 North East Streets and 1 North West Avenue. If you want, we are ready to inform you about the time of the next holiday or get an invitation to a party. The business elite, designers and creative bohemians, lawyers, businessmen, brokers gather here.

You can grow the necessary acquaintances or complement your image with stylish and expensive accessories. If you accept clients at home, the designer furniture from the Miami Design District is sure to make a serious impression on your future customers.

The price of things in America is very important. In addition to shops, there are art galleries and about a dozen interesting and sharp exhibitions of contemporary art, design, and interior decoration. It makes sense to walk to get acquainted with the current issues.

If your family has oil tycoons, you might even think about shopping. A watch strap will cost at least $300 dollars, a luggage tag from $100. There are sales, but the discounts are negligible. Color, texture, relevance of the model have a decisive role. Similar to Milan, designer shops and boutiques open late and close differently. By 5-7 o’clock in the evening, all significant stores are already closed.

Sales in the Miami Design District are doing pretty well. Extremely expensive things are considered status in the United States. In certain circles, it is customary to pay attention to the cost of equipment of the interlocutor. Dear, even kitsch things, cause irrational respect.

Shopping Center Location and Tips American Butler

• You can get to the Design District quarters by public transport on bus number 9, 10, 110. Public transport runs at intervals of about half an hour. If you take a walk and don't have time for the last bus, it’s about 4 km to the center of Miami, and about 10 km to South Beach. A taxi will be quite expensive, but we hope you saved our phone. Contact us and we will pick you up at any convenient place.
• If you drive, parking is better in the next block. Paid parking Miami Design District from $3 per hour on 38th Street.
• If this is your first time shopping here, we recommend taking along our consultant who understands the intricacies of this business and understands the current trends of the season.
• Some unique designer items can be bought at the artists' fair in the neighboring area.
• The main charm of the Miami Design District at special parties and monthly festivities. These days, stores are open until 22 hours — an unheard of revelry! Galleries are open and admission is absolutely free. Fountains, interesting sculptures, wonderful views and pleasant walks under the tender sky of Miami.
• The night of festivities is traditionally held on the second Saturdays of each month. This evening, you can enjoy the atmosphere of art at no extra cost, listen to interesting music, buy a drink, and dance at a dozen open-air parties. The atmosphere of the Design District is completely magical and enchanting.