Wynwood Block has a new purple and white façade 🌈 It is replacing Magnus Sodamin's 👨🏽‍🎨 dripping colors

Jun 29

Written by Nadia Bouzid

Address: 2621 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127

📍Neighborhood: Wynwood

Type: Retail Center

Current Tenants: Aesop, Le Labo, and Wynwood Diner

Address: 2621 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127📍Neighborhood: Wynwoodphoto by Nadia Bouzid — Address: 2621 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127
📍Neighborhood: ***Wynwood***
photo by Nadia Bouzid

Inside Wynwood block

"The funky commercial space"

📍 Wynwood BlockPhoto by Nadia Bouzid — 📍 Wynwood Block
Photo by Nadia Bouzid

📍 Wynwood Block 's muralArtist: Miami Based Magnus Sodaminphoto by Nadia Bouzid — 📍 Wynwood Block 's mural
Artist: **Miami Based** **Magnus Sodamin**
**photo by Nadia Bouzid**

📍 Wynwood BlockArtist: Miami Based Magnus Sodaminphoto by Nadia Bouzid — 📍 Wynwood Block
Artist: **Miami Based** **Magnus Sodamin**
**photo by Nadia Bouzid**

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where is alec monopoly wynwood.jpg — **EVEN ALEC MONOPOLY HAS A WALL IN WYNWOOD**

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