Tomas Maier
In a 1930's-inspired Mediterranean-style bungalow fronted by a small verdant yard, this is one of the finest shops in Miami. The Bottega Veneta designer is given to stocking the series of white rooms with an eclectic range of items, including high-end Santa Maria Novella shaving cream imported from Italy, Neil Young albums, art books on Slim Aarons and 1920's architecture, fine teas, men's and women's clothing, and arty Marni necklaces made from strips of black braided PVC.
Tip: Maier's own line of black and taupe surf trunks are understated and cut just generously enough to flatter any man.
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From Travel + Leisure, Dec 2006
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