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Few spaces so precisely translate a philosophy into form as Modulnova Miami. Here, design becomes narrative — unfolding in tones of stone, metal, and light. This is not a product showroom; it is a built manifesto of how architecture, craftsmanship, and emotional precision can merge into a singular living experience. The project speaks softly, but with clarity and conviction — a place where the future of millwork is not just imagined, but fully lived.

Carlos Bustinza, whose decades of experience in European kitchen systems shaped his discerning eye, was the first to encounter Modulnova. He recognized immediately that this was something radically different — a brand that offered not isolated cabinetry, but a comprehensive architectural ecosystem. His insight set the stage for a collaboration that would eventually bring the Italian manufacturer to a new continent. When Carlos introduced the brand to Brett Sugerman and Giselle Loor — long-time collaborators known for their modernist design approach — the response was instant and visceral. Modulnova’s restrained materiality, structural elegance, and seamless integration mirrored the values that had defined their own interior work for years. The alignment was not only aesthetic, but conceptual. Veronica Bennett, an architect with deep technical and operational expertise, soon joined the initiative, contributing a precision and systems-thinking that would prove essential in translating vision into built form. Together, they shaped not just a business venture, but an architectural experience. Over the course of a year — working closely with Modulnova’s Italian design team — the four co-founders developed, refined, and executed a showroom that embodies both the soul of the brand and the specific sensitivities of the Miami market.

"A continuous choreography of materials, light, and space — where every detail serves the serenity of a seamless home"

Modulnova’s power lies in its complete approach to living environments. Unlike traditional cabinetry brands that address kitchens or bathrooms as isolated categories, Modulnova envisions the home as an interconnected ecosystem. Wall paneling flows into concealed kitchen systems; bathroom volumes echo the materials of adjacent rooms; outdoor kitchens are engineered with the same design intelligence and durability as their interior counterparts.

The Miami showroom expresses this vision with remarkable clarity. Conceived as a residence, it avoids the segmented display logic of most showrooms. Instead, it offers a spatial journey that unfolds naturally — from entry to kitchen, from hidden cabinetry to open-air living — always maintaining aesthetic coherence. It is not just about materials and finishes; it is about how those elements choreograph a mood, how they support and elevate daily life. The space doesn’t dictate how to live — it invites you to imagine.

"Where modular systems transcend category, and spatial language speaks in quiet, cohesive rhythms"

Material innovation is central to Modulnova’s identity. The brand employs a curated palette of high-performance finishes — from UV-treated woods and stone-effect surfaces to aluminum structures, glass cabinetry, and avant-garde lacquers — each chosen for both durability and expressive potential. These are not decorative choices; they are elemental to the brand’s architectural language. In Miami’s humid, sun-soaked climate, the choice of such materials is not just aesthetic but strategic. The showroom demonstrates how these technologies adapt across space types — ensuring continuity without sacrificing performance. Every joint, texture, and surface is considered. Nothing is arbitrary. This is craftsmanship elevated by design intelligence — where every detail contributes to the larger emotional and spatial harmony.

Miami was never a compromise; it was the natural choice. The city’s unique blend of Latin American vitality, European influence, and American ambition creates fertile ground for architectural experimentation. Here, cultural layers are not barriers — they are bridges. Modulnova’s sensorial approach to space finds resonance in Miami’s evolving design culture, where luxury is increasingly defined not by opulence, but by intentionality and atmosphere. The flagship showroom functions as both a local landmark and a continental beacon. It is the brand’s first in the Americas, but its spatial language is universal — connecting projects across Madrid, Milan, Tel Aviv, and now, Miami. Each location adapts to its context while maintaining the brand’s core: material rigor, aesthetic coherence, and emotional depth. What sets the Miami showroom apart is its designer-led vision — a collaboration between the Italian brand and a team that understands the city intimately, and the needs of its global clientele.



To walk through Modulnova Miami is to enter into a new way of thinking about home. It is not about spectacle, but subtlety. Not about separation, but sequence. This is a place where millwork doesn’t just furnish the space — it defines it. Every transition is intentional, every surface speaks, and the silence between elements is part of the language. What has been built in Miami is not just a showroom. It is a new threshold — where design, architecture, and feeling meet.