FENDI is celebrating! During Design Miami, the Roman brand marked the reopening of its expanded boutique in the heart of the Miami Design District. This special moment was accompanied by a collaboration with British designer Lewis Kemmenoe.

Join us as we explore what happened at 150 NE 40th Street.

THE (NEW) BOUTIQUE

The boutique's reopening event was hosted by Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou and Silvia Venturini Fendi, who welcomed an array of notable guests, including Ella Hunt, Ella Rubin, Storm Reid, and Alessandra Ambrosio, into a reimagined 6,700-square-foot space across two levels, designed by Studio Twentyseven.

Upon entering the store, visitors are greeted by a facade featuring “four large arches inspired by ancient Roman architecture, adorned with custom-made three-dimensional glass bricks,” as the brand describes. Inside, FENDI has curated its collections of leather goods, accessories, and ready-to-wear clothing for men and women, set against pastel-toned walls and furniture, creating an Italian-American oasis for lovers of understated luxury.

THE COLLABORATION

FENDI's partnership with Kemmenoe brought forth pieces with an organic and industrial aesthetic “inspired by rich Roman and Italian heritage,” conceptualizing references to the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, the Vatican, and the Borghese Gallery.

Titled "ænigma," this collection includes not only furniture and various other designs but also features a Peekaboo bag crafted from FENDI leathers in a patchwork style—a piece of desire like never before. Each of the works is on display at the brand's booth within Design Miami.

If you're in Miami, don’t forget to visit the boutique at 150 NE 40th Street.