Miami’s skyline is set to gain another landmark.
Rosso Development, Midtown Development, and Proper Hospitality have unveiled the first look at the interiors of Midtown Park Residences by Proper, a 28-story luxury tower designed by acclaimed New York–based firm Meyer Davis Studio.
The project marks the first residential building within the $2 billion Midtown Park master plan, a transformative development that will deliver activated parks, curated dining and retail, cafes, and an ULTRA racquet and padel club.
Midtown Park Residences will include 288 units and bring Proper Hospitality’s design-driven sensibility to the heart of Midtown Miami.
Now, the project’s developers have pulled back the curtain on the interiors of the Midtown Park homes, the first residential tower to rise within the $2 billion Midtown Park master plan. And yes, they’re just as luxurious as you’d expect!
Midtown Park Residences unveil interiors for 28-story tower
Slated to deliver 288 residences within a 28-story tower, Midtown Park Residences by Proper is the start of a fully envisioned community surrounded by parks, destination dining, curated retail, and even an ULTRA racquet and padel club.
“Every space has been designed to inspire connection, wellness, and a true enjoyment of Miami living, with elevated design that reflects a meticulous attention to detail in every corner,” said Carlos Rosso, founder and CEO of Rosso Development.
Common areas interiors balance natural elements with sculptural, artful accents
Acclaimed design duo Will Meyer and Gray Davis set out to create interiors that balance elegance with warmth, drawing inspiration from Miami’s light, textures, and energy.
“We envisioned a dynamic connection between the city and home to create a thoughtful living experience throughout the communal areas that reflects the area’s energy and character,” Meyer explained.
Natural stone, warm woods, plaster finishes, and greenery are layered with sculptural furnishings and artful accents, giving the spaces a timeless yet contemporary personality. From bustling social settings to quieter retreats, every corner feels purposeful and inviting.
Featuring a 16-foot-high lobby gallery
The entry experience begins with a dramatic double-height lobby that blurs the boundary between city and home. Floors of travertine and flagstone echo Miami’s natural landscape, while mirrored bronze columns bring a touch of polish and contrast.
Seating moves from intimate library nooks to plush velvet banquettes and mohair lounge chairs. Museum-quality art punctuates the walls, while mosaic-lined planters pull greenery indoors to create a living gallery.
40,000-square-foot amenity deck including a signature restaurant
Midtown Park Residences isn’t short on lifestyle perks. A sprawling 40,000-square-foot tropical pool deck will feature a signature restaurant and bar overlooking panoramic skyline and bay views.
Designed with Proper Hospitality’s hallmark focus on community, the deck transforms into a natural gathering point for residents and guests alike.
Wellness woven into daily life, with curated amenities for residents
Health and wellbeing take center stage with a spa pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dedicated Pilates studio, and a tranquil yoga and meditation garden.
Two private pickleball courts extend the wellness experience outdoors, blending sport and leisure against the backdrop of Midtown Miami’s skyline.
Spaces for connection and creativity
Beyond fitness and relaxation, the building is designed for connection and creativity. Residents will find a gourmet coffee bar, private party room, and kids club alongside a virtual golf simulator, screening lounge, and co-working suites.
A communal vegetable garden designed by Naturalficial brings sustainability into the mix, offering a chance to cultivate fresh produce within the development.
The first piece of a $2 billion master plan
Midtown Park Residences is the first residential tower within the ambitious $2 billion Midtown Park master plan.
The broader development will transform the neighborhood with parks, public spaces, retail, dining, and cultural programming — all steps from Wynwood and the Miami Design District. With its Proper-branded design, the tower is set to anchor the district as a new hub for community-driven, design-forward living.
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