Brunello Cucinelli is leaning into the art and design heritage of Miami’s Design District for its newest store.
The 4,500-square-foot, two-level boutique at 139 Northeast 39 th Street is the Italian luxury brand’s third store in Florida, joining units on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, which was expanded about six months ago to include a stand-alone men’s boutique next door, and Bal Harbour , where it has had a presence since 2010. The Bal Harbour store was relocated to its current home in 2019.
“Miami is a very dynamic city, full of energy,” said Massimo Caronna, president and chief executive officer of Brunello Cucinelli’s North American division. “There’s such a cultural appeal there that attracts many international people in entertainment, music and hospitality. When you think of the Design District, you think about creativity — that’s what the community stands for and we like that a lot.”