Inside Eight South Florida New-Development Kitchens: Cabinetry, Appliances and Stone
What eight South Florida new-development kitchens actually specify, tower by tower: cabinetry makers, appliance suites and stone, drawn from published developer materials and, for Mandarin Oriental, Miami, the project page. No rankings.
Buyers comparing South Florida new condominiums often start with views and floor plans, then ask a sharper question: what is actually installed in the kitchen? Across eight towers on our New Developments board, the published answer is specific. It names Italian or custom millwork, appliance suites, and the stone in counters, islands and backsplashes. This guide covers those eight kitchens in order of each building’s “from” price. It uses only facts published by the developer or, for Mandarin Oriental, Miami, our project page. Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
Request kitchen finish schedules and pricing for these eight towers
How to read this kitchen guide
Each block below names the tower, its “from” price, and the kitchen package the developer publishes: cabinetry, appliances, stone and any outdoor cooking note. For Mandarin Oriental, Miami, the source is our project page. Outdoor kitchens and wet bars often vary by residence line. Finish options and upgrade costs sit in the purchase agreement and selection timeline, so request those schedules with the floor plan you’re considering.
For outdoor cooking more broadly, see our summer kitchen and outdoor terrace guide. For wine storage and related rooms, see the wine room, whisky bar and cigar lounge guide. Neighborhood context for several of these towers sits on the Brickell and Miami Beach hubs.
1. Rivage Bal Harbour: chef’s kitchens with Sub-Zero and Wolf
From: $13.5M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
At Rivage Bal Harbour, the developer says chef’s kitchens come in several packages, all featuring custom millwork, a fluted island and an integrated Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance suite. The residence features list adds a gas cooktop and a full-height wine cellar, with Dornbracht fixtures and wood and marble finishes. The kitchen pairs custom millwork with a named appliance suite and a dedicated wine wall, which helps when you compare Bal Harbour and Surfside towers of similar scale. Ask which package applies to the stack you’re reviewing, and confirm the wine cellar on your line.
Suits buyers who want a chef’s layout with a gas cooktop and a full-height wine cellar in the residence specification, and who compare Bal Harbour waterfront towers on finish depth as well as brand.
2. The Perigon: custom Italian cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf, Bianco marble
From: $12.55M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
The Perigon in Mid-Beach publishes custom Italian cabinetry with integrated Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. Buyers choose between two palettes: a lighter one featuring French white oak and a darker one featuring Canaletto walnut. Counters, backsplashes and islands are finished in honed Bianco marble. The developer’s kitchen section doesn’t name a kitchen designer. The choice to weigh is oak against walnut, set against a continuous Bianco marble surface. Request the current finish board and the palette-selection deadline before the construction schedule locks the millwork order.
Suits buyers who want Italian cabinetry with a clear wood-palette choice and a single marble running across counters, backsplash and island in a Mid-Beach tower.
3. Villa Miami: Mario Carbone chef’s kitchens with La Cornue
From: $5.8M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
Villa Miami describes chef’s kitchens designed by MFG’s Mario Carbone. The developer lists CornuFé series ovens and stovetops from La Cornue, Wolf appliances and pasta sinks. Its kitchen feature list adds pasta tanks, convection steam ovens, Italian cabinetry, a wine fridge, and CornuFé, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. The materials palette lists Taj Mahal counters. The La Cornue range and the pasta stations set this kitchen apart from a Sub-Zero and Wolf island kitchen. Confirm which elements are standard on the half-floor, full-floor and duplex lines you’re considering.
Suits buyers who want a chef-led kitchen program with a La Cornue CornuFé range and pasta prep in an Edgewater residence on Biscayne Bay.
4. Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove: Molteni&C by Michele Bönan
From: $5.6M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut Grove publishes Molteni&C kitchens and Italian marble bathrooms designed by Michele Bönan. The developer’s residences page describes the appliances as “top-of-the-line European appliances” without naming a brand, so this guide doesn’t name one either. If you need a brand on the purchase exhibits, request the specification sheet and sample board through HL Real Estate Group. The verified points of comparison are the cabinetry maker and the designer credit. The developer says all residences offer water views.
Suits buyers who want Molteni&C cabinetry with a named designer on the kitchen package in Coconut Grove, and who will confirm the European appliance brand on the current schedule.
5. The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami: Molteni&C, Gaggenau, Dornbracht
From: $4.275M (project page, verified Aug 30, 2026). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
Our project page for The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami lists these standard residence features: Molteni&C Italian cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances and Dornbracht fixtures, with natural stone flooring. Terraces are 12 feet deep with outdoor wet bars. Private elevator and lobby access and 11-foot ceilings are also standard, and select residences include staff quarters. The terrace wet bars add an outdoor service point to Molteni&C and Gaggenau inside. Confirm which lines carry the wet bar and how it is specified on the plan set.
Suits buyers who want Molteni&C cabinetry with a Gaggenau appliance suite and Dornbracht fixtures on Brickell Key, with 12-foot-deep terraces and outdoor wet bars.
6. 1428 Brickell: Arclinea kitchens by Antonio Citterio, Rimadesio enclosures
From: $3.8M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
At 1428 Brickell, the developer’s kitchen-details page describes kitchens envisioned by Ytech, designed by Antonio Citterio and created by Arclinea, with Italian marble countertops and limestone backsplashes. The residences page adds that Rimadesio glass enclosures surround the kitchens, so the whole kitchen can open for entertaining or close off for a more formal experience. The same page notes summer kitchens on deep private terraces overlooking Biscayne Bay. The developer pages checked for this guide don’t print appliance brands, so request the current appliance schedule with the Arclinea package.
Suits buyers who want an Antonio Citterio and Arclinea kitchen with Rimadesio glass enclosures and a summer kitchen on a bay-facing terrace in Brickell.
7. Nobu Residences, 619 Brickell: Gaggenau suite and select summer kitchens
From: $3M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
619 Brickell (Nobu Residences) publishes a Gaggenau appliance suite with smart refrigeration and integrated water filtration. The developer lists a private outdoor summer kitchen in select residences, alongside expansive wraparound terraces. The word “select” matters here, so don’t assume every stack has the outdoor kitchen. Ask for the residence-features matrix that ties the summer kitchen to specific lines, and confirm how the outdoor cooking area counts toward exterior square footage on the plan.
Suits buyers who want a Gaggenau kitchen with smart refrigeration and water filtration in Brickell, and who will confirm summer-kitchen availability by line.
8. Cipriani Residences Miami: high-gloss Italian cabinetry, Wolf and Sub-Zero
From: $1.6M (card). Confirm current pricing and availability with HL Real Estate Group.
Cipriani Residences Miami describes kitchens with custom high-gloss Italian cabinetry and Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, including wine coolers and integrated refrigerators. The developer’s kitchen description is brief, so use the sales-gallery finish book to confirm cabinetry finish options, stone choices and whether the wine cooler is standard on your line.
Suits buyers who want high-gloss Italian cabinetry with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, including wine cooling, at a $1.6 million entry point in Brickell.
Comparing cabinetry, appliances and stone side by side
Three axes help when you build a shortlist:
Cabinetry. Molteni&C appears at Four Seasons Coconut Grove and Mandarin Oriental, Miami. Arclinea, with Antonio Citterio’s design, appears at 1428 Brickell. The Perigon, Villa Miami and Cipriani Residences Miami specify Italian cabinetry without naming the maker in the sections checked for this guide. Rivage Bal Harbour specifies custom millwork with a fluted island across several chef’s packages.
Appliances. Sub-Zero and Wolf appear at Rivage Bal Harbour, The Perigon, Villa Miami and Cipriani Residences Miami. Gaggenau appears at Mandarin Oriental, Miami and 619 Brickell. Villa Miami adds La Cornue CornuFé ranges. Four Seasons Coconut Grove describes European appliances without naming a brand, and 1428 Brickell’s developer pages don’t print one.
Stone and outdoor. Published stone includes:
- honed Bianco marble counters, backsplashes and islands at The Perigon
- Taj Mahal counters at Villa Miami
- Italian marble counters with limestone backsplashes at 1428 Brickell
- wood and marble finishes at Rivage Bal Harbour
Outdoor cooking or wet-bar language appears at 1428 Brickell (summer kitchens), 619 Brickell (select summer kitchens) and Mandarin Oriental, Miami (outdoor wet bars on 12-foot-deep terraces). Rivage’s full-height wine cellar is the indoor wine feature to weigh against cooler-only packages elsewhere; see also the wine room guide.
None of these axes replaces a gallery walkthrough. Finish boards, sample doors and the association’s rules on terrace cooking all sit outside marketing copy.
What to request before you sign
Ask HL Real Estate Group for:
- the current price sheet
- the floor plan for your stack
- the kitchen finish schedule and selection deadline
- any upgrade menu for appliances or stone
- if outdoor cooking matters, the section of the condominium documents that governs terrace kitchens, gas and exhaust
Put deposit schedules and rental rules in the same request, so you’re comparing kitchens alongside ownership costs.
Request a side-by-side kitchen schedule for the towers on your shortlist
FAQ: South Florida new-development kitchens
Which appliance brands appear in these eight kitchens?
Published specifications name Sub-Zero and Wolf at Rivage Bal Harbour, The Perigon, Villa Miami and Cipriani Residences Miami, and Gaggenau at Mandarin Oriental, Miami and 619 Brickell. Villa Miami adds La Cornue CornuFé ranges. Four Seasons Coconut Grove describes European appliances without naming a brand, so buyers should request the specification sheet.
Who designed the cabinetry in these kitchens?
Molteni&C supplies cabinetry at Four Seasons Coconut Grove, where Michele Bönan designed the kitchens, and at Mandarin Oriental, Miami. At 1428 Brickell, Antonio Citterio designed the kitchens and Arclinea created them. The Perigon, Villa Miami and Cipriani Residences Miami specify Italian cabinetry, and Rivage Bal Harbour specifies custom millwork with a fluted island.
Do any of these residences include outdoor kitchens?
1428 Brickell plans summer kitchens on terraces overlooking Biscayne Bay, and 619 Brickell offers a private outdoor summer kitchen in select residences. Mandarin Oriental, Miami terraces include outdoor wet bars. Inclusion often varies by residence line, so buyers should confirm the specific floor plan and finish schedule before signing a contract.
Can buyers choose kitchen finishes in these buildings?
Several developers describe options. Rivage Bal Harbour offers chef’s kitchens in several packages, and The Perigon offers French white oak or Canaletto walnut palettes. Choices, deadlines and upgrade costs are set in each purchase agreement, so request the current finish schedule and selection timeline from HL Real Estate Group before committing.