Aman Miami Beach Residences Are Homes With Uninterrupted Ocean Views
A peaceful retreat in the heart of Miami Beach’s vibrant Faena District, offering just 22 inimitable private homes with uninterrupted ocean views. Designed by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, Aman Miami Beach Residences will bring Aman’s eastern philosophy to the heart of Miami’s cultural district. Set to open in 2026, here’s a glimpse of what you can expect!
A naturally inspiring setting in harmony with the landscape. A collection of homes that are at once both original and serene. An unparalleled standard of design and architecture. Aman Miami Beach Residences represent a complete immersion in the Aman lifestyle – an opportunity to discover the world or simply a place to retreat to, whenever you need it.
Designed by Kengo Kuma, Aman Miami Beach Residences feature a masterful execution of angular yet soft minimalism through undulating floors and an interior program that communicates through movement and light. The Art Deco-inspired design highlights the interplay of tactile Japanese-inspired materials while blurring the boundaries between inside and out.
Aman Miami Beach residents and their guests will benefit from exclusive residence facilities, including a pool, an Aman Spa and dining venues. Residents will also receive priority access to Aman facilities at Aman Miami Beach, the hotel that sits in the historic Versailles building. Set to open in 2026, Aman goes beyond commonplace notions of luxury, curating an uncomplicated sense of belonging.
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“With this significant direct investment in Dubai – concludes Leopoldo Cavalli, co-founder and CEO – Visionnaire comes closer to its Middle Eastern clientele, for a simpler and more immediate purchasing experience”. This stunning, high-profile direct property branch, just a stone’s throw from the Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental and Bulgari hotels, will attend directly to the development of the Middle Eastern, African and Indian markets with its staff of architects, interior designers and sales managers. This opening is also an important milestone for Visionnaire, as the Dubai company was established without the need for a local partner, but as a direct investment in wholly Italian capital. It is one of the very first 100% Italian companies in the United Arab Emirates, undoubtedly the first in the home furniture sector, since only a few weeks ago the Emirate liberalised the establishment of companies in Mainland.
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The airy Venice Beach home was designed with the intent of blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces to achieve a warm, tranquil home. The design began with its exterior, to ensure the family could enjoy the perks of Southern California’s year-round mild climate. The general sense of warmth throughout the home is driven by the use of natural materials like wood. By contrast, the concrete block walls give the home an almost mid-century sensibility while clearly creating a dialogue with the wood and other earth tones. Woven into the home’s design are three ‘gardens,’ all varying in scale and function. The larger garden creates drama, while two smaller gardens allow for intimacy and moments of pause. A series of parallel datum walls constructed of concrete blocks anchor the gardens and organise the interior spaces around the exterior space.
“With this home, the clients were open to us guiding them toward the larger ideas and given Southern California’s temperate climate it was important to make spaces where they could enjoy the outdoors from anywhere within the home,” said founding principal David Montalba. “It’s been particularly rewarding to see the home become part of the family’s framework, and to see them enjoying its modern warmth and landscape.”
The main gathering spaces (living room, family room, kitchen, and pool house) feature sliding glass doors adjacent to cement block walls. When fully opened, interior and exterior spaces are completely contiguous, which supports a tranquil energy and warmth throughout the home. The materiality of the concrete block walls evokes a sense of heaviness and provide a visual, monolithic mass between floors while anchoring the horizontal planes of the home in the landscape. Wood siding wraps the perimeter and sits atop the cement walls, lifting and lightening the massing to create a welcoming balance between earthy and modern.