Cool Hunting
The new offshoot of Miami's style depot (and CH collaborator) Base, the Annex's "Through The Looking Glass" theme and impeccably curated mix of housewares and clothing almost upstages the original. We had the chance to visit the space shortly after last month's opening and quickly added it to our list of favorites.
Laid out like a home with objects for sale artfully displayed in situ, each room features its own interior design with an overall aesthetic that's somewhere in between Diana Vreeland and Murray Moss. (Click images for detail.) The collection of items for sale includes work by some of CH's fave modern interpreters, like Salvor's take on stuffed animals and Harry Allen's resin piggy banks, familiar brands such as Tsubi, Martin Margiela and Assouline, as well as vintage pieces. See more images here.
Base Annex
927 Lincoln Road, Suite 118
Miami Beach, Florida 33139 map
tel. +1 305 695 4026
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