January, 2007Ornare, one of the market leader for closets and storage systems in South America, has entered the U.S. market with a new showroom in the Miami Design District. The 3,700 square foot space in the Melin Building will also house the international sales office. The new Miami Design District showroom specializes on products that blend world-class technology with the personal touch of craftsmanship and the use of exquisite natural materials to offer fully integrated solutions to clients needs. The company has a long history of collaborating with top designers and architects to create new products, and has created an in-house design studio, Studio Ornare, to continue the innovative approach. For more information, please call: 305.438.0260
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