Professional Services in Miami Beach

At Martinizing Signature, expert dry cleaners and advanced garment-care systems restore fabrics of all kinds to a fresh clean. Within the comfortable and air-conditioned boutique, cleaning experts personalize treatment to each and every garment, from standard dress shirts and slacks to couture dresses and diamond-studded underwear.

Vivid colors and sincere emotions shine out of Erika Chavez’s photographs of weddings, Sweet 16 parties, and family portraits. Whenever she's behind the camera, she strives to capture the ephemeral, such as tender glances between a newlywed couple or split-second smiles between twins who pretend to hate each other. The resulting photos are naturalistic yet rich with color and contrast, helping clients remember special moments in the most beautiful way possible for years to come.

Cesar Varela never thought of photography as a serious pursuit until his wife became a magazine model. As he observed what photographers looked for in their models, he decided to try it for himself. He gathered his own lenses, cameras, and gear and used his wife as a test subject. At-home successes led him to shoot other models before eventually expanding his client base to include families, newlyweds, houses, and family members wearing house costumes. Though he’s since had work published by magazines, publishing companies, and websites, he feels most at ease shooting individual subjects in a photojournalistic style. In his high-rise studio, he photographs subjects in front of colored backdrops or on a balcony overlooking Miami’s sun-dappled skyline. When on location, he works to incorporate the environment—including water and sand, animals, and building architecture—as each shot's secondary subject, adding dimension without strapping 3-D glasses onto his camera. Believing that subjects’ comfort level shows through any pose, Cesar keeps them at ease by offering bits of easygoing direction and capturing candid shots.

Though Eli Rouimi represents his family’s third generation in the garment-care industry, his current operation of One Stop Cleaners involves much more than traditional dry cleaning. Beyond dry or wet laundering of clothing and household items—which can be acquired through free pickup and delivery services—Eli and his team also come onsite to homes or climb aboard yachts and private jets to sanitize carpet, tile, mattresses, upholstery, and disheveled stowaways. Back at the store, the staff tinkers over shoe repairs and the preservation of both bridal gowns and bouquets, the latter of which can be freeze-dried and encased in specialty framing.