Cipriani Residences Miami Reveals The 1931 Collection
Cipriani Residences Miami has introduced The 1931 Collection, an exclusive pair of ultra-luxury penthouses that pay homage to the Venetian origins and hospitality legacy of the Cipriani family. Priced at $33 million and $19.8 million, The San Marco and The Torcello occupy the highest levels of the 950-foot tower, offering an extraordinary interpretation of branded residential living in North America.
The collection takes its name from 1931, the year Giuseppe Cipriani opened Harry’s Bar in Venice. Nearly a century later, that heritage has been translated into two highly personalized residences overlooking Biscayne Bay, combining Italian-inspired craftsmanship, expansive entertaining spaces, private wellness amenities, and the signature hospitality associated with the Cipriani name.
A Tribute to Nearly a Century of Cipriani Hospitality
The 1931 Collection draws inspiration from the Venetian landmarks that have played an important role in the Cipriani family’s history.
The residences reinterpret the rituals and traditions that have defined the brand since 1931, bringing together sophisticated design, meticulous detailing, gracious service, and spaces created for entertaining and family life.
According to Camilo Miguel Jr., authenticity is central to creating a successful branded residence. Rather than simply placing a renowned name on a building, the development seeks to translate the principles behind the Cipriani legacy into the way residents experience their homes.
The result is intended to feel simultaneously connected to the Cipriani heritage and distinctly rooted in Miami.
Wellness Reimagined Around Living and Gathering
At The San Marco and The Torcello, wellness takes a more residential approach.
Instead of positioning wellness solely around dedicated fitness equipment or spa facilities, the residences emphasize the everyday rituals of cooking, dining, entertaining, movement, and spending time with family and friends.
That philosophy reflects the Cipriani family's longstanding emphasis on hospitality and gathering. In these penthouses, wellness becomes integrated into the home itself, with private gyms, wellness rooms, pools, hydrotherapy features, and outdoor spaces designed for relaxation and recovery.
This approach also reflects the broader shift toward wellness-focused luxury real estate, where buyers increasingly seek homes that support their lifestyle rather than simply provide access to amenities.
The San Marco: A Private Estate Above Miami
Named after San Marco, the historic Venetian district closely associated with the Cipriani hospitality legacy, The San Marco is envisioned as a private estate in the sky.
The three-level residence encompasses approximately 9,677 square feet of combined interior and outdoor living space, creating an expansive environment designed around entertaining, family life, and personal wellbeing.
A dramatic 24-foot Great Room serves as the centerpiece, opening toward sweeping views of Biscayne Bay. Large living and dining areas are complemented by a wet bar and dedicated wine display, while a striking kitchen island combines lacquered wood with Calacatta marble.
A separate chef’s kitchen provides additional functionality for private meals and larger gatherings.
The rooftop takes the indoor-outdoor lifestyle even further. An infinity-edge pool overlooks Biscayne Bay, while a summer kitchen and wraparound terrace create an expansive setting for entertaining.
The private wellness component includes an in-residence gym and wellness room, along with an outdoor cold plunge, hot tub, and massage pavilion. A private putting green rounds out the rooftop experience.
The Torcello: Intimate Luxury With Venetian Inspiration
The second residence, The Torcello, takes its inspiration from the Venetian island associated with Locanda Cipriani and offers a more intimate interpretation of the collection.
The residence spans approximately 6,703 square feet of interior and exterior living space, with an emphasis on privacy, craftsmanship, and sophisticated entertaining.
Generous living and dining areas are centered around a statement kitchen island finished in lacquered wood and Calacatta marble. A separate chef’s kitchen, dedicated wine storage, and private screening room provide additional spaces for everyday living and entertainment.
One of the residence’s defining features is the Midnight Bar, an intimate setting designed for cocktails and conversation after dark. The space draws on the social rituals that have been part of Cipriani hospitality for generations.
Outdoor spaces continue the wellness-focused experience with a private gym and wellness room, cold plunge, hot tub, infinity-edge pool, and open-air shower. A summer kitchen and wraparound terrace complete the private outdoor environment overlooking Biscayne Bay.
Cipriani Hospitality Extends Beyond the Residence
The 1931 Collection extends the Cipriani experience beyond architecture and interiors through personalized hospitality.
Residents can access in-residence dining prepared by the Cipriani culinary team, allowing the brand’s distinctive approach to food and service to become part of everyday life without leaving home.
Ownership also provides access to reservations throughout the Cipriani family's international network of restaurants, lounges, and events. The portfolio spans destinations including Venice, New York, Monte Carlo, Dubai, Hong Kong, and Punta del Este.
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Bespoke Interiors Define The 1931 Collection
The residences feature a sophisticated material palette centered around oak herringbone flooring, Calacatta marble, lacquered wood cabinetry, and polished chrome accents.
These finishes are carried throughout the residences to create continuity between individual rooms and living areas. Rather than relying on excessive ornamentation, the design allows the quality and natural character of the materials to become defining elements.
Architectural design comes from Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, while bespoke interiors were created by 1508 London.
Together, the architecture and interiors balance impressive scale with warmth and intimacy. Generous proportions, abundant natural light, and seamless connections between indoor and outdoor areas create residences that feel grand while maintaining a distinctly residential character.
A Landmark Branded Residence in Brickell
Located in Brickell, Cipriani Residences Miami is the first ground-up Cipriani branded residential development in North America.
The tower rises approximately 950 feet above Miami, making it the tallest residential building south of Manhattan. Its position in Brickell places residents within one of Miami's most prominent financial, dining, and lifestyle districts.
The development is now approximately 85 percent sold, with buyers representing more than 30 countries. Occupancy is scheduled for Summer 2027.
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Why The 1931 Collection Stands Out
The launch of The 1931 Collection comes at a time when branded residences are becoming an increasingly important segment of Miami's luxury housing market.
The San Marco and The Torcello distinguish themselves through their scale, private amenities, waterfront views, and direct connection to an internationally recognized hospitality brand. Their design also places greater emphasis on the rituals of living, entertaining, and wellbeing within the residence itself.
The combination of a globally recognized brand, exceptional height, Biscayne Bay views, and highly personalized spaces positions these penthouses among the most distinctive offerings in Miami's ultra-luxury residential market.
FAQs
- What is The 1931 Collection at Cipriani Residences Miami?
The 1931 Collection is a pair of ultra-luxury crown jewel penthouses called The San Marco and The Torcello. - How much are the Cipriani Residences Miami penthouses priced at?
The San Marco is listed for $33 million, while The Torcello is priced at $19.8 million. - How large is The San Marco penthouse?
The three-level San Marco encompasses approximately 9,677 square feet of interior and outdoor living space. - How large is The Torcello penthouse?
The Torcello offers approximately 6,703 square feet of combined interior and outdoor living space. - What inspired The 1931 Collection?
The collection draws inspiration from Venice and landmarks associated with the Cipriani family's nearly century-long hospitality legacy. - Where is Cipriani Residences Miami located?
Cipriani Residences Miami is located in Brickell, overlooking Biscayne Bay in Miami. - When will Cipriani Residences Miami be completed?
Occupancy for the development is anticipated in Summer 2027. - How much of Cipriani Residences Miami has been sold?
The project is approximately 85 percent sold to buyers from more than 30 countries.
