Jacquemus Opens Mediterranean-Inspired Flagship in Miami Design District
Designed in collaboration with OMA, the two-story retail space fuses fine art, bespoke architecture, and French design.
Summary
Jacquemus has officially opened its new flagship boutique located in the Miami Design District
Designed alongside architectural firm OMA the two-story space spans 270 square meters across two floors
The store features curated artworks custom furniture a dedicated shoe salon and a private VIP area
Jacquemus has officially debuted its latest brick-and-mortar location in the Miami Design District. Conceived by founder Simon Porte Jacquemus in collaboration with architectural firm OMA, the new flagship brings the French fashion house’s signature Mediterranean sensibility to South Florida.
Spanning 270 square meters (2,906 square feet) across two floors, the boutique translates house design codes through natural light, warm materials, and handcrafted finishes. The exterior facade features expansive glass openings and a dedicated window display, while a central Saint-Marc Jaune stone staircase by Marbrek with a bespoke Battaglia forged-metal balustrade connects the levels. Custom yellow Italian terracotta tiles by Cotto Etrusco run underfoot, complemented by handmade stucco walls and forged-iron accents.
The interior showcases a curated selection of fine art and collectible furniture handpicked by Simon Porte Jacquemus. Notable art installations include bronze sculptures by Germaine Richier (Le Coureur) and Aristide Maillol (Femme Couchée), alongside works by Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Jean Cocteau, and Wolfgang Tillmans. Decorative pieces include furniture by Frank Lloyd Wright, Jean Royère, and Mathieu Matégot, accompanied by French oak orange-tree planters modeled after André Le Nôtre’s design for the Orangerie at the Château de Versailles.
The Jacquemus Miami boutique is open now.
Jacquemus “The Miami Boutique”
157 NE 40th Street
33137
Miami, Florida
USA
