Jacquemus Brings the Mediterranean to Miami

Jacquemus is bringing its Mediterranean sensibility to Miami. Conceived by Simon Porte Jacquemus in collaboration with OMA, the house’s new Design District boutique spans two floors, drawing from elements first introduced in its Paris and Courchevel stores.

Natural light enters through new openings along the façade, while handmade stucco walls, forged-iron details, and warm yellow terracotta tiles shape the interior. At the center, a staircase in Saint-Marc Jaune stone connects the two floors, finished with a bespoke forged-metal balustrade. The boutique also includes a dedicated shoe salon and private VIP area.

The space is filled with art and design selected by Jacquemus, including Germaine Richier’s 1954 bronze Le Coureur, Aristide Maillol’s Femme Couchée, and works by Joan Miró, Jean Cocteau, Wolfgang Tillmans, and Pablo Picasso. Furniture by Frank Lloyd Wright, Jean Royère, and Mathieu Matégot appears alongside custom pieces designed by Jacquemus.

Elsewhere, white garden furniture and French oak orange-tree planters add to the boutique’s more residential feel. Based on a model designed by André Le Nôtre for the Orangerie at Versailles, the planters are finished with a Jacquemus badge. Together with striped upholstery and views of the surrounding greenery, the details give the Miami boutique a lighter take on the house’s familiar interiors.

The Miami Boutique is located at 157 NE 40th Street in the Miami Design District. Learn more and plan your visit online at Jacquemus.