Showing posts with label Sustainable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sustainable. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2011

Recently featured in...

MIYO Home was recently featured in El Nuevo Herald's May 29th Issue.

MIYO Home's Chair-ity Event, launching the new MIYO Home online store and unveiling of the MIYO Home Chairs, was featured in the newspaper.

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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

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MIYO Home was recently featured in Mochatini.org, a popular lifestyle blog that features the best of the best from around the world.


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Monday, May 23, 2011

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MIYO Home was recently featured in HomePortfolio.com's company profiles. In the profile, you can see some of MIYO Home's products as well as their descriptions.



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Monday, December 6, 2010

MIYO Home Grows Zen Energy Through New Showroom

On November 3, MIYO Home opened its new showroom doors for Miami's premier designers, architects and those seeking unique furnishings and accents.





Full of new collections to turn any house into a beautiful home, the new space can be found by walking from the current showroom through the meticulously landscaped Zen courtyard. Intricately placed white stone pebbles and a beautiful dwarf olive tree maximize positive Zen energy as visitors approach. It is all part of the MIYO Home lifestyle experience.

"We are very excited to introduce the bigger, better MIYO," said co-owner, Stephanie Jourdan. "It is incredible when you are able to see your vision grow and come to life as MIYO Home has."


Notable attendees included Allen Saunders, Briggs Salomon, Deborah Wecselman, Fabio Lopes, Hernan Arriaga, James Wark, Javier Soto, Jilian Sanz, John Lin, Leonardo Dávalos, Louis Pons, Matt McDonald, Omar Sommereyns, Pedro Maal, Rebecca Kleinman, Robert Zemnickis, Sam Robins and Tui Pranich.

Check out the event at Social Miami

Friday, March 6, 2009

What's Next in 2009

MIYO Home is the premier destination to find the latest trends in home furnishings. From your everyday consumer to interior designers and architects, we have everything you are looking for to turn your house into a beautiful, stylish home.


Consumer
One of the most notable trends of 2008 was the movement to support sustainable products. This trend is poised to continue well through 2009, and MIYO Home has some of the recycled products you will need to make your home sustainable.

For outdoor entertaining, MIYO Home’s line of railway wood tables creates the perfect blend of antique, modern, recycled materials and chic design. The tops of these unique tables are crafted from re-appropriated old railroad ties creating a rich texture and bold look. The table’s legs and feet are constructed from durable stainless steel to incorporate a sleek, modern look. The result is a piece that not only tells a story of a previous life, but inspires.

MIYO Home also carries several lines of furniture fabricated from recycled PET plastics, the material used to make soda and water bottles. The plastic, which is not biodegradable, is reformed to take the shape of day beds, side tables and more, in a variety of colors. MIYO Home’s outdoor Wave sun bed, exclusive MEX collection and Soho benches are just some of the pieces crafted from this plastic. These pieces all blend comfort, environmental responsibility and elegance.


Interior Designers
Interior designers and decorators can find the latest accent and furnishing trends at MIYO Home. Just arrived for 2009 are MIYO Home’s plush leather sofas, which are already popular among European furnishing shows. Many anticipate their sleek design and high-grade leather to take the U.S. by storm this year. Available in white, black and brown leather, these sofas are the perfect piece to compliment or starting point a client’s room design.

Simple and elegant lacquer accents are quickly becoming popular too. MIYO Home has a wide selection to suit your clients’ needs including vases, stools and chairs.


Architects
Just as unique glass basins have shown to be a hot item, stone basins are now poised to become the sink to have. MIYO Home is the perfect resource for architects to find rustic stone basins that will turn a bathroom into a work of art.

Architects can also take advantage of MIYO Home’s selection of ancient Balinese temple columns that will add the perfect touch of exotic detail a client is looking for. These are actual beams and architectural elements salvaged from the temples and shipped to Miami. The exotic and authentic aura these pieces have is always in style.

All of these items can be found online and at MIYO Home’s showroom. Check out these stylish pieces for yourself today.