Miami’s Design District expands with new openings, bringing even more luxury to the popular neighborhood. From a reopened, multiuse space with a hotel and private members club to shops, here’s what’s new:

Tiffany & Co.

This newly opened location showcases iconic collections like Tiffany Lock, T, HardWear and Knot, along with Diamond Designs. Blown-glass chandeliers, ceramic table lamps and a wall façade greet customers upon entering. There’s even a Comfort Lounge cocktail bar.

The Moore

The Moore reopens, revealing a private members club; boutique hotel; gallery space; and restaurant, Elastika. The Moore has long been revered for its architectural splendor and celebrated artwork, such as a site-specific commission by the late Zaha Hadid. Restaurant Elastika debuts as a modern American restaurant led by executive chef Joe Anthony.

Isa Grutman

Isabella Grutman unveils her inaugural flagship store, offering a unique jewelry experience. Isa Grutman draws inspiration from vintage designs, blending classic and modern elements. All pieces feature 14K and 18K fine metals, created with natural diamonds and gemstones.

Brunello Cucinelli

From the innovative dyeing of cashmere knitwear to the commitment to creating pieces to be cherished for generations, Brunello Cucinelli has created iconic products since 1978. The brand pays homage to the rich traditions and natural beauty of its surroundings.

Palm Angels

This brand debuted its newly redesigned flagship boutique, spanning two floors with a tropical, sophisticated feel. This clothing store embraces Miami’s iconic landscape with Miami-inspired décor.