Italian design sensibilities are evident at the entrance to Villa Miami, which captivates. … [+]
Miami has long been known as Latin America’s unofficial northern capital. But while Miami has deep roots in Latin culture, Miamians today seem to be as obsessed with other countries’ influences as they are with Latin American influences.
Given the rise of Italian culture, Spanish is not the only Romance language on the lips of residents these days. From hospitality brands like Bvlgari Hotels & Resorts, to Major Food Group’s Carbone and Contessa, to New Yorker Michael Mammoliti’s MAMO, to the nearly endless number of fine Italian restaurants, Italy’s footprint in the Magic City is It is seen everywhere.
Undoubtedly, Italian-inspired design and style has found its way into the city’s real estate developments as well.
These include VITA at Grove Isle and ONDA Residences, luxury condominium projects with Italian finishes and materials. Missoni Bahia Miami, a 57-story luxury condominium by OKO Group and Kane International, is located in the Edgewater enclave. Cipriani Residences Miami is a new development in Miami’s Brickell Corner from South Florida’s must-see capital and the Italian Cipriani family, known worldwide for its restaurants, event spaces, and nightlife venues.
Don’t miss VILLA Miami, a 55-story boutique residence by TERRA and One Thousand Group. It’s an intriguing residential experience from Major Food Group (MFG), the hospitality company behind Carbone and Contessa. MFG will design and curate the tower’s lifestyle experience from early morning until late at night.
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Claiming that no one knows Italian design better than those born and raised in Italy, CMC Group founder Ugo Colombo points to Onda Residence co-developer Valerio Morabito and his design team as an example. Take for example Vita from partners Molteni & C and A++ Human Sustainable Architecture and Globe Isle. Everything is imported directly from Italy and is “fully immersed in a world of fine craftsmanship and elegant, sophisticated architecture and interior design.” So says Colombo, a Milan-born former Ferrari race car driver who owns The Collection car dealership in the Miami suburb of Coral Gables and is now a luxury housing developer.
“With both ONDA and Vita, we are creating timeless, high-quality residential developments. Amenities such as beautiful rooftop terraces, pools overlooking the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, and an on-site Italian restaurant make La Dolce Vita a great choice.” Showing all sides. We’ve translated what true luxury living means to modern buyers. ”
Missoni Bahia is the world’s first branded residential tower by Italian fashion house Missoni. The brand placed an eclectic design palette and Missoni Home furniture collection throughout the tower’s interiors.
The 80-story Cipriani Residences Miami will feature 397 luxury condominium units, 18,000 square feet of commercial space, and 2,472 bicycle spaces. Features include resort-style amenities and traditional Italian cuisine, which residents can enjoy at a private restaurant as well as in-home dining and 24-hour catering service.
Located in Edgewater and inspired by charming Italian villas, Villa Miami offers residents 20,000 square feet of dining facilities. Owners can enjoy the on-site dining options serving Italian coastal cuisine or utilize the services of a personal chef. “VILLA’s Italian DNA is infused in every aspect, from design to programming, amenities and service,” said Terra CEO David Martin.
“This project brings together two of the brightest minds in design and hospitality, Vicki Charles and Mario Carbone, to collaborate for the first time to design VILLA’s kitchen, a key focal point for buyers.”
As this is MFG’s first residential tower, Charles has brought the brand’s robust Italian heritage to all of its dining, leisure and wellness offerings. “The design team created an atmosphere reminiscent of Lake Como and the Amalfi Coast throughout the project,” Martin added. “It has become an immediate point of attention for potential buyers.”
All of this confirms that you no longer need to go to Rome to experience it. la dolce vita. It is close to the Magic City, an outpost of Western Italy.
