In Wynwood', Alec Monopoly's vivid murals beckon exploration. 2100 NW 2nd Avenue. The collaboration between Monopoly and street artist T3SOE adds layers of interpretation. It might signify a sense of vindication, pardon, or a symbolic right of passage, allowing Monopoly's characters to coexist within the bustling street art landscape.
Read MoreIt seems the collection consisted of a single sofa, a double sofa and a coffee table.
This particular set I found hidden at the end of a retrospective that was tied to Kusama’s exhibition at the National Art Gallery in Tokyo titled: My Eternal Soul.
Read MoreBrandless does a second pop-up in New York, following their debut in L.A. with an experiential short-term location. “Brandless” is a company that sells exclusively online, and had never shown their merchandise to the public in an actual retail location.
The main goal of the campaign “pop-up with purpose” is for people to taste and try their products, to create a brand awareness and get more clients into their online sales funnel.
Nothing is for sale in the showroom, instead they offer an interactive experience, very millennial I must add and everything geared towards social media sharing. It is funny that a company with no brand is doing this huge experiential space to position and market their brand-less brand :). They offer over 350 household essentials, and everything, absolutely everything costs $3.
Read MoreThe artist explores this medium to create 12 portraits of fellow artist/friends. This is of course by using his famous grid style and assistance of an amazing team, which he never fails to mention.
📍Location: 86 street +2nd avenue M.T.A
Read MoreThe artists depicts five immigrants who arrived in New York about 100 years ago through Ellis Island.
In the bustling heart of West Village, New York City, Eduardo Kobra, the acclaimed Brazilian artist, embarked on a captivating mural project titled "Ellis," part of his renowned "Colors for Freedom" series. Situated at City As School, this mural pays homage to the immigrant journey of those who arrived through Ellis Island a century ago.
Read MoreBesides being the ultimate “American Dream”, buying a home is one of the best long-term investments you can make. According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) House Price Index (HPI), U.S. home prices rose an average of 34.71% over the five-year period ending Dec. 31, 2017. On average, homeowners saw the value of their real estate investment grow by 6.94% per year during that period.
That’s not a bad return on an investment that also provides you with a place to live
Read MoreA quick look at one of Sipros Sipros famous faces in the side streets of Wynwood.
Some people always forget that they can find on of the best street artists of the world hidden between the side streets of the neighborhood.
ART OUTSIDE THE WALLS
Read MoreThe house was sold in an auction for $6M in May of 2016
Moorish Revival is a rare mode of exotic revival architecture. It is usually characterized by the use of horseshoe arches, multifoil arches, and window tracery
The home has 30-ft vaulted ceiling, Jerusalem stone floors and antique stained glass windows throughout.
Read MoreCanvas is a new construction project expected to be delivered really really soon. Located in the upcoming Arts + Entertainment district. Developed by N.R. investments.
Units range from $345,000 to $690,000,
Read MoreLive in the heart of downtown, at Centro Lofts. Feel the street at your feet
Life moves beyond the commute. Drive time is replaced with walk time. When you live at the epicenter of a vibrant downtown, you can walk in any direction and find places to explore, shop, dance, work, lounge, drink, or eat. And, when you do need to leave your urban enclave, public transportation is conveniently nearby, or you can head downstairsThe sand, surf, and whole of Miami are all just minutes away.
Read MoreThe "Taj Miami" is truly a palace in the sky. A glass cube that feels as if it was magically transported and placed in the rooftop of the Palace Condominium, making it unlike any other cookie cutter unit in Brickell.
The Palace is a building located in what I like to call "Old Brickell" next to the colorful Villa Regina Condominium which is not a popular favorite. Old Brickell for me starts in St. Jude Melkite Catholic Church at the intersection of Brickell avenue and 15th rd. down to the last building before the bridge to Key Biscayne.
Read MoreThe property owner is also known as the Golden Eagle. He claims the well in his property is divine and should be conserved as a sacred space
Read MoreArt Untitled, Art is an international art fair founded in 2012. It focuses on balance and integrity across all disciplines of contemporary art. Untitled, Art innovates the standard fair model by selecting a curatorial team to identify, and curate a selection of galleries, artist-run exhibition spaces, and non-profit institutions and organizations, in discussion with a site-specific, architecturally designed venue.
Read MoreThe international curated art fair embarks on its seventh edition in Miami Beach with a dynamic roster of 133 international exhibitors from 29 countries and 55 cities.
Read MoreThe effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 are rippling through the real estate market, particularly in South Florida. The implementation of a $10,000 limit on state and local tax deductions (SALT) has prompted an exodus of wealthy northeasterners to the sun-soaked shores of Florida, where luxury property developer BH3 is reaping the rewards. Let's delve into how this tax reform has transformed the landscape of South Florida's luxury home market.
Read MoreRelated Group purchased the land in 2012 for $18.5 million. The previos owner South Miami Avenue LLC bought the property in early 2010 for $8.35 million
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