MI RE LA IN PERSON
Two markets in Miami, and a shop on Main Street.
MI RE LA was a table at a market for about a year and a half before it was a website. On a Saturday morning and on certain Sundays the person standing behind the linen is Ilaria, who created the collection and chose every color on the table.
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The weight of it, the way the oatmeal reads next to the off-white, how a coated placemat sits under a glass. All of that takes about four seconds in person and a long time on a screen.
So the collections travel. You can ask Ilaria anything across the table, and she will usually ask you about your dining room first.
THREE PLACES
Two outdoor markets in Miami, and a shop in the Hamptons where a selection stayed behind.
SATURDAY MORNINGS
In the lot at Key Biscayne Community Church
355 Glenridge Road, Key Biscayne, FL 33149
The island doing its week. People arrive on foot, buy their vegetables and stop at the tables on the way back to the car. It runs every Saturday, so it needs no planning. Come early: by late morning the light has gone flat.
SELECTED SUNDAYS · 9AM TO 5:30PM
South Pointe Park, 1 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Around thirty artisans at the southern tip of the beach, where the craft and home tables sit alongside the French bakery stalls. It runs on a published calendar and most of the day, so people come for it. Parking and valet all around the park.
OPEN DAILY · 10AM TO 6PM
L’Épicuriste’s Main Street Market
2466 Main Street, Bridgehampton, NY 11932
We spent a week on Main Street in the summer of 2026, and a good number of pieces stayed behind when we packed up. They are still there, among the pantry finds and the tableware. It is a selection, not the full collection, so call ahead for something specific.
BEFORE YOU GO
Two of the three are outdoors, which means the weather occasionally decides for everybody.
QUESTIONS
Ilaria, who created MI RE LA and chose the colors, the grounds and the thread. She is at both Miami markets. If you want to talk about made to order, that conversation is better had across a table than over email.
It runs on a published calendar rather than every week, and the dates move with the season. We announce the ones we will be at before each date, on Instagram and to the Journal newsletter.
Probably, for the colors. Off-white and oatmeal stone photograph almost identically and look nothing alike on a table, and Mediterranean Blue is a color most people decide about in a second once they have seen it beside the others.
A selection, not the full collection, and it is what was left over from that week and not a reorder. The Main Street Market is open daily from 10am to 6pm. We will be back on Main Street next year.
