A chaise cobbled together by Marc Newson in the 1980's sold for $1 million this year. Fred Bernstein finds out why — and asks the high-flying designer: "But is it art?"

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In the twentieth century, ceilings became random repositories of lights, vents and other encrustrations. Luckily, Miami has some wonderful exceptions. And the latest ceilings are beginning to look up.

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Taking three different approaches, these designers make sure that, in their buildings, the highest surface isn't the lowest priority.

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Welcome to the magazine of the new Miami.

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