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AT HOME WITH ART AND ARTIFACTS DESIGN BY JOHN BARMAN
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Designed To Showcase The Owners’ Varied Collections, An Eclectic Home Provides Comfortable Space For Year-Round Living
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EDITED TO PERFECTION DESIGN BY JAY BRITTO AND DAVID CHARETTE
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An Internationally Acclaimed Design Team Creates A “New Story” For A Bal Harbour Couple’s Condominium That Integrates Open Interiors With Stylish Modern Furnishings
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A SCULPTED VISION DESIGN BY BRETT SUGERMAN AND GISELLE LOOR-SUGERMAN
Clean Lines And Geometric Design Coupled With A Light Color Palette And Comfortable Furnishings Make This Bal Harbour Condominium Both Architecturally Striking And Family Friendly
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SIMPLY AN ILLUSION DESIGN BY JESSICA JAEGGER
Cutting-Edge Furnishings Join With Softer Feminine Elements To Create A Contemporary Williams Island Condominium
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WELL-APPOINTED GETAWAY DESIGN BY LACHMEE CHIN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICKOLAS SARGENT, MIAMI, FL
ARCHITECTURE BY KURT J. DANNWOLF
A Miami Condominium Combines Custom Design With A Bird’s-Eye View
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BETWEEN THE OAKS DESIGN BY JEFFREY LAMB ARCHITECTURE BY WILLIAM TAYLOR
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Embraced By Grand White Oaks In A Private Park-Like Setting, This Graceful Modern Home In Coral Gables Integrates Timelessly With Its Lush Environment
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DEPARTMENTS architecturalshowcase 122 CHAD OPPENHEIM DESIGNS “THE ARK”
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designcorner 42 DIDA HOME 140 PENTHOUSE WITH A VIEW
designprofile 48 RAFAEL DE CÁRDENAS
luxuryyachting 136 SILVER FAST
showroomspotlight 56 SACCARO DORAL 60 MINOTTI MIAMI
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84 OUTDOOR LIVING 154 KITCHENS & BATHS
shows&exhibitions 36 HIGH POINT TRENDS 2016
imagemaker 82 JADER ALMEIDA FOR ARTEFACTO
46 MAISON&OBJET AMERICAS 52 IMAGINE ISALONI
88 BY NATURE’S DESIGN
miscellany 22 PUBLISHER’S NOTE 32 THIS & THAT 162 PENTHOUSE IN THE SKY
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BOWLED OVER Bardi’s “Bowl Chair,” a semi-spherical seat that rests on a metallic ring frame that was originally designed in 1951 by Italian-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi, has been recreated by Arper in a limited edition along with “Lina’s World,” a symbolic keepsake box. 212/647-8900; www.bardisbowlchair.arper.com
THIS&THAT TURNING A PAGE ON DESIGN Celebrated interior designer John Barman, renowned for his sophisticated style and dramatic use of color and art, has penned a new monograph, John Barman Interior Design, with Anthony Iannacci, featuring 15 homes from a chic New York townhouse to a seaside Miami home. A book signing was recently held at Holly Hunt Miami. www.monacellipress.com
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“TRAVELING” IN STYLE World luxury furnishings leader Roche Bobois teamed with New York-based designer Stephen Burks to create the Traveler Collection, a diverse line that features handcrafted chairs inspired by designs from the 50s, crafted with leather cords woven over a steel frame and colorful cozy cushions to create a relaxing space. 305/935-0035; 305/444-1017
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rom classic to contemporary, color and contour tap into the language of design as expressive forms and materials shape
the styles at High Point each April and then again in October. Notice the importance of detail as stunning gold tones, vibrant bold hues and an emphasis on simplicity with decorative details exude elegance. With the latest trends in furniture, lighting, accessories and textiles, High Point has its finger on the pulse of global design as manufacturers gather to reveal a wealth of ideas, inspiration and impressions. For additional information, call 800/874-6492. M continued on 38
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Dimond Home’s Solara collection chandelier from Elk Lighting is styled
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DIDA HOME The multi-faceted interior design team of Diana Uribe and David Miranda creates fresh contemporary interiors with a curatorial vision inspired by art and nature. TEXT BY SUSAN SHERMAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY TROY CAMPBELL, MIAMI, FL
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interior design firm of DIDA Home in 2010. Together with Uribe’s artistic eye for furniture design and construction expertise, and Miranda’s architectural vision, space planning and meticulous eye for detail, they create truly unique, custom-designed interiors with what they call, “an organic modern aesthetic.” In a Key Biscayne, Fla., home, above, the designers display their penchant for art and nature in the dining area, where Kaleidoscope, a butterfly photograph by Briana Sophia, dresses a wall in sky blue and
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David Miranda, offer a wide range of design services.
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ew York-based architect and designer Rafael de Cárdenas has been selected as the 2016 Designer of the Year for
MAISON&OBJET AMERICAS to be hosted at the Miami Beach Convention Center from May 10-13, 2016. With a keen sense of artistry and bold use of color, patterns, graphic and coordinated shapes in interior architecture, he creates environments that provoke emotion and capture the imagination. At his design firm, Rafael de Cárdenas ⁄ Architecture at Large, he creates unique furnishings and artful concepts for a wide array of clients including the Baccarat Madison Avenue flagship, Barneys New York, Cartier, Nordstrom, and Nike’s 45 Grand fitness and showroom in SoHo. For additional information, visit www.architectureatlarge.com and www.maison-objet.com/en. M
RAFAEL DE CÁRDENAS Maison&Objet Americas Designer of the Year creates environments with moods that embody the balance of artistry.
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de Cárdenas’ captivates with his innovative industrial design and unexpected combinations.
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executed in an architectural manner combines Baccarat’s classic French aesthetics and a modern sensibility. Photo by Floto+Warner.
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by de Cárdenas for Johnson Trading Gallery re-configures the cubic form. Cabinet photo by Connie Zhou.
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IMAGINE ISALONI Culture meets contemporary design in Milan, Italy at the Salone del Mobile from April 12-17, 2016. TEXT BY KIM MOSLEY
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ll eyes will be on the 55th edition of the Salone del Mobile.Milano as designers and connoisseurs alike gather at the Milan Fairgrounds, Rho, from April 12-17, 2016. This premier design event serves as prelude to what’s
best and what’s next in contemporary design as more than 1,300 exhibitors capture the imagination with a diverse selection of displays from well over 160 countries. Florida Design’s Miami Home & Decor offers a sneak peek at a smattering of some of the freshest designs from this year’s show. For more information, visit www.salonemilano.it. M
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the new version of Poltrona Frau’s “Aida” armchair styles an outer shell in leather. www.poltronafrau.com
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SACCARO DORAL A leading designer and manufacturer of Brazilian indoor and outdoor home furniture, Saccaro USA opens its second South Florida showroom. TEXT BY ROBIN HODES
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rganic, exotic woods, unique raw materials, design that has indubitably been touched by nature’s hand — these are the
elements that define Brazilian style. With 60 retail locations in 15 countries, Saccaro has established a pervasive presence south of the equator with 35 of its stores in Brazil. Now, Saccaro USA strengthens its foothold here at home as one of the preeminent furniture makers with the opening of its new, expansive showroom in Doral, Fla. On arrival, guests are transported to where the air is scented by a lush tropical rainforest and the gentle strains of bossa nova are heard. “We are looking forward to meeting all our new neighbors, and servicing this growing city and beyond,” CEO Luiz Silva says. For more information, call 305/576-0103 or visit www.saccaro-usa.com. M
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might evoke flight — apropos, as the collection is inspired by a dreamlike region best viewed from above during a hot air balloon ride. RIGHT:
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gold. This namesake table from the new Design Habitat collection captures the layers of mined earth, as seen through the transparent glass top.
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MINOTTI MIAMI Widely recognized as the consummate masters of Italian style and craftsmanship, Minotti opens its fourth U.S. flagship furniture showroom in the design district. TEXT BY ROBIN HODES
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nparalleled comfort, superior quality, and timeless silhouettes — these are all characteristics of Minotti’s trademark design. The family owned Milanese
brand has honed its expertise over a rich 60-year history and the decision of where to reside is not taken lightly. That being the case, Miami is only the fourth city in the nation dynamic enough to harness one of the industry’s most shining stars. The 10,000-square-foot showroom was conceived and transformed by the Minotti Studio in Italy with a vision to create a luxurious and creative platform to showcase vignettes of the Minotti style. Stunning architectural elements are found throughout — not surprisingly, being that the company’s illustrious Artistic Director, Rodolfo Dordoni, is himself an architect. “Rodolfo identifies the smallest details that others might not notice — the seat depth or curvature of a sofa,
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the back height of chair to the precise centimeter,” says Minotti partner Siemak
table, in polished gold plating with a top of Sahara
Hakakian. The very definition of “made in Italy,” in particular, made in Italy by
Noir marble, provides an elegant accent to any decor.
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with an understated grace. Though it keeps a low profile, it can’t help but attract an admiring eye.
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A MOVEABLE FEAST FOR THE EYES Wynwood Lab displays constantly changing artwork in every conceivable medium, in an innovative, members-only venue. TEXT BY ROBIN HODES
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he unique, 7,800-square-foot art and design gallery, Wynwood Lab, features a lineup of selected artisans who skillfully express
the trendy, hipster vibe of the neighborhood. Solo and collaborative works by Matheus Goulart, Tripp Derrick Barnes and other notables currently grace the spaces, as do rousing interior installations by ABOVE:
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acclaimed connoisseurs, such as designer to the stars Erinn V. and
a fun and vibrant viewpoint from which to take in the
local sensation Bea Pila. The setting is fashionably conducive to
inspirational art and design that surrounds it.
sipping cocktails and absorbing conversation-sparking art in a relaxed setting. And for a breath of fresh air, a “Secret Garden” crafted by
Artist Miguel Paredes poses in front of
Miami landscape designer David Font provides the ideal natural
his mural, which bursts with character and color as it
backdrop. The venue will be reimagined by a new group of artists on
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EDITED TO PERFECTION AN INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED DESIGN TEAM CREATES A “NEW STORY” FOR A BAL HARBOUR COUPLE’S CONDOMINIUM THAT INTEGRATES OPEN INTERIORS WITH STYLISH MODERN FURNISHINGS INTERIOR DESIGN BY JAY BRITTO AND DAVID CHARETTE, BRITTO CHARETTE LLC, MIAMI, FL, AND NEW YORK, NY TEXT BY CHRISTINE DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY CARMEL AND ROBERT BRANTLEY, DELRAY BEACH, FL
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or the interiors of this 2,700-square-foot Majestic Tower residence in Bal Harbour, Fla., the design team of Jay Britto and David Charette blended innovative new pieces with
sophisticated original elements. The designers wanted to create a “new story” by updating this condominium for their clients, a surgeon and his wife who had lived there for 14 years. “The owners had heavy, built-in furnishings with partially covered windows that took space out of their floor plan,” Britto says. They had already renovated the kitchen which established the interior’s overall color palette — white with a hue the designers label as “gray oak” — a variation of charcoal. The couple also love to travel and had accumulated art pieces along the way. “We had to edit their collection and create shelving for display,” Charette says.
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From the 14th floor of the luxurious Majestic Tower in Bal Harbour, Fla., the now open and airy living room and dining area offer magnificent views of Bay Harbor, North Miami and the Intracoastal Waterway.
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The design team of Britto Charette created the perfect seating solution in the den with sculptural, chrome-based swivel chairs by Folie. Covered in a gray cotton blend, the chairs can be positioned easily for conversation or rotated to view the TV.
In the living room, the designers created an understated, modern theme with functionality, clean lines and enhanced lighting. A simple seating arrangement clustered in front of floor-to-ceiling windows features two classic sofas by CasaDesús covered in plush white chenille and decorated with Missoni’s gold accent pillows to add elegance. A chrome-based cocktail table topped with black glass and a leather bench custom-designed by Britto Charette, blends perfectly into the minimalist grouping. Anchoring the space is Arravanti’s area rug, a patchwork of recycled antique carpets in shades of ivory, gray and black. The dining area’s stunning water views are enhanced by a James R. Moder crystal chandelier from Lumens that sparkles above a glass and chrome table bordered by Addison House taupe leather-clad chairs.
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IN THE MASTER BEDROOM, A CASADESÚS ARMCHAIR CLAD IN A NEUTRAL-TONED CHENILLE ALONG WITH A MATCHING OTTOMAN, IS POSITIONED BY WIDE SLIDING GLASS DOORS TO CAPTURE THE SPECTACULAR WATER VIEW.
A large custom cabinet, once situated in the den, had partially obstructed the ocean view. The designers decided to remove the piece and replace it with a clean-lined, Sangiacomo modular system finished in white-and-gray matte lacquer. In front of a sofa reupholstered by Soto Design in a tightweave chenille, a trio of lacquered stools designed by Jesse S.p.a. for Arravanti add a whimsical touch. Drama is conveyed in the master bedroom with a custom wall that serves as a headboard. Designed by Britto Charette, it is clad in Maharam’s pearlized upholstered panels that are framed in dark-gray oak. To create their signature look, the designers like to add texture to wall surfaces. “We believe that wall coverings add a finishing touch and richness to every room,” Britto says. Simple white bedside
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SOURCES LIVING ROOM Sofas and cocktail table - CasaDesús, Arravanti, Miami, FL Bench - Britto Charette, Miami, FL, and Paez Design, Miami, FL Gold accent pillow fabric - Missoni Home, Miami, FL Accent table - Nuevo, International Design Concepts, Miami, FL Fish sculpture - Murano, Murano, Italy Sculpture on accent table - Owners’ Collection Recessed lighting - Elite Lighting, Montebello, CA Area rug - Arravanti, Miami, FL DINING AREA Dining table and chairs - Addison House, Aventura, FL Tableware - Owners’ Collection Napkins - Bloomingdales, Miami, FL Chandelier - James R. Moder, Lumens, Sacramento, CA DEN Sofa and accent pillow fabrics - Owners’ Collection Sofa reupholstered by Soto’s Interior Design, Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL Chairs - Folie, Arravanti, Miami, FL Accent tables and area rug - Arravanti, Miami, FL Shelving - Sangiacomo, Arravanti, Miami, FL Elephant sculpture - Arts Emporium, Namibia, Africa Polar bear sculpture - Henry Stratford, Gallery Indigena, Inc., Ontario, Canada MASTER BEDROOM Bed, headboard and bench - Britto Charette, Miami, FL, and Soto’s Interior Design, Inc., Miami, FL Bed linens - Bloomingdales, Miami, FL Accent pillow fabric - Missoni Home, Miami, FL Armchair and ottoman - CasaDesús, Arravanti, Miami, FL Desk and sculpture on pedestal - Owners’ Collection Bedside tables and pedestal - Britto Charette, Miami, FL, and Paez Design, Miami, FL Sculpture on bedside table - Art Inuit Brousseau, The Gallery Brousseau, Quebec, Canada Sculpture of a man - Felix Gonzalez Sanchez, Miami, FL Hanging pendants - Tom Dixon, YLighting, Walnut Creek, CA M
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nspired by early 20th-century designer Frank Lloyd Wright’s innovative ideas, design duo Brett Sugerman and Giselle Loor-Sugerman create high-end, warm, livable and contemporary designs. This approach
is reflected in one couple’s home in The St. Regis Bal Harbour that hugs the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. “We’re lucky … we have both the yin and the yang, husband and wife, male and female perspectives,” the design team says. “Our clients really get a pair of designers in tune with their lifestyle.” Walking into this 4,141-square-foot beachfront condominium, an angular ceiling design leads the eye through the hallway, into the living room and beyond to the panoramic seascape. “The ocean is outside,
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A SCULPTED VISION CLEAN LINES AND GEOMETRIC DESIGN COUPLED WITH A LIGHT COLOR PALETTE AND COMFORTABLE FURNISHINGS MAKE THIS BAL HARBOUR CONDOMINIUM BOTH ARCHITECTURALLY STRIKING AND FAMILY FRIENDLY INTERIOR DESIGN BY BRETT SUGERMAN AND GISELLE LOOR-SUGERMAN, B+G DESIGN, INC., FORT LAUDERDALE, FL TEXT BY RACHEL COHEN PHOTOGRAPHY BY BARRY GROSSMAN, WESTON, FL
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to the living room, where armchairs from Holly Hunt were specifically selected to balance the solidity of the custom sectional sofa styled by B+G Design. Bold contemporary art dots the walls, while the “Julep” pendant by LBL Lighting casts a lavish glow over the neutral-hued social grouping. Quirky chess pieces from Urban Art add a touch of whimsy.
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An industrial-style chandelier designed by David Weeks for Ralph Pucci appears as kinetic sculpture in the dining area. “Lighting is the single most important design element,” designer Giselle Loor-Sugerman says. “Without effective, dramatic lighting you can’t see all the beauty in the rooms.”
it’s not the focal point,” Sugerman says. “We design the inside. Of course we want the homeowner to enjoy the view, but it’s our job to make the inside equally as beautiful.” Dividing the condo in half, the front hall posed a challenge for the design team. “This long wall is the first impression of the space,” the designer says. “We wanted to make a statement but tie in the whole design.” They went with a geometric theme in complementary contrast to the polished Oasis marble flooring that flows throughout. The design team wanted to be sure the social spaces were as livable as possible. “We have children, so we understand what it’s like. You don’t want kids walking around like it’s a museum,” Loor-Sugerman says. Resilient fabrics wrap the living room furnishings, while a durable, wool and silk area rug by B+G Design exemplifies their “form follows function” mantra. Between the unified marble flooring and the light, crisp feeling of the white quartz countertops, the “heart of the home” remains open and connected to the dining area. The designers completely customized
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glossy white-lacquer cabinetry and stainless steel appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf line the walls to create a sense of motion. “There’s a unique geometry to the space,” interior designer Brett Sugerman says. “We turned that into a kinetic element that is cool yet comfortable.”
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“WE LITERALLY SCULPT SPACES LIKE ARTISTS,” DESIGNER BRETT SUGERMAN SAYS. “WE TRY TO INTEGRATE ARCHITECTURE WITH INTERIOR DESIGN.
the kitchen to make it spacious and functional. “We literally sculpt spaces like artists,” Sugerman says. “We try to integrate architecture with interior design.” Though the stunning ocean view caters to the calming aura in the master bedroom, it did present a unique challenge that required Loor to situate the bed opposite of where one might expect. To make up for the placement, sleek, geometric cabinetry lines the opposing wall, while parallel lighting units in the ceiling continue the serenity. “We took into account that a bedroom is used mostly in the evening which means lighting is important ... we always think about spaces from day to night,” the designer says. “Brett is just really amazing at sculpting these spaces,” Loor-Sugerman says. “We are so influenced by the places we see together when we travel.” With a shared vision but different strengths, this design team gives their clients the best of both worlds. “We can really make their visions come to life,” she says.
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with carefully designed custom furnishings by B+G Design. A glass canopy frames the bed in cool comfort, while textured wall covering from Phillip Jeffries wraps the space in warmth. Fuze Lighting’s netted pendants give a nod to the beach beyond.
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SOURCES LIVING ROOM Sofa, armchairs and occasional table - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Sofa and armchair fabrics - Romo, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Cocktail table and artwork above chess pieces - B+G Design, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL Floral centerpiece - Niba Home, Miami, FL Chess pieces - Urban Art, Miami, FL Pendant light fixture - LBL Lighting, YLighting LLC, Walnut Creek, CA Artwork above sofa - The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, London, UK Area rug - Custom designed by B+G Design, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL Flooring - Opustone, Miami, FL HALLWAY Wall treatment - Custom designed by B+G Design, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL Flooring - Opustone, Miami, FL DINING ROOM Table - B+G Design, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL Chairs - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Centerpiece bowl - Niba Home, Miami, FL Light fixture - Ralph Pucci, J. Batchelor, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Artwork - Salon 94, New York, NY Flooring - Opustone, Miami, FL KITCHEN Cabinetry - Snaidero USA, Coral Gables, FL Countertops - Concept Elite Enterprises, Parkland, FL Barstools - Powell & Bonnell, Stephen Turner Showroom, Hollywood, FL Leather - Spinneybeck, Getzville, NY Double ovens and cooktop - Wolf, Sub-Zero Wolf, Hollywood, FL Refrigerator - Sub-Zero, Sub-Zero Wolf, Hollywood, FL Faucets - Dornbracht, Duluth, GA Floral on countertop - Niba Home, Miami, FL Flooring - Opustone, Miami, FL MASTER BEDROOM Bed, bedside chest and area rug - B+G Design, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL Bed coverings and throw - Legacy Home, Chantilly, VA Pendant lights - Fuze Lighting, J. Batchelor, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL White chair - DDC, New York, NY Wall covering - Phillip Jeffries Ltd., Fairfield, NJ Cabinetry - B+G Design, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL Marble shelf - Concept Elite Enterprises, Parkland, FL Floral on shelf - Niba Home, Miami, FL Drapery fabric - Romo, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Flooring - Opustone, Miami, FL BALCONY Chairs and occasional table - Richard Schultz, Clima, Miami, FL M
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QUESTION:
ANSWER:
Jader Almeida and Paulo Bacchi
Did you always want to be a furniture designer? Yes. From the time I was 16 years old, when
I apprenticed with a cabinetmaker and took technical courses such as mechanical design, I realized I would be an artist of some kind, or that I would build houses or bridges. I was not likely to become an astronaut or football player!
JADER ALMEIDA FOR ARTEFACTO The luminaries of Brazilian furniture form an exciting partnership with a glowing design star. TEXT BY ROBIN HODES
QUESTION: What do you think about when you are designing?
ANSWER:
I always think about the person who will ultimately
be using the furniture. I want it to bring out his or her best side. I design not for show, but for real living. QUESTION:
ANSWER:
What are some characteristics of your pieces?
I strive to keep my pieces flexible, because every
home has a different scale and personality. Regardless of the size, I impart a feeling of “lightness” and “weightlessness.” QUESTION:
What is it about the 1950s and 1960s era that
inspires you? ANSWER:
In Brazil, these decades marked a movement
towards minimalism and open spaces. Gone was the heavy, crowded feeling as well as the use of elaborate carving and detailing. Furniture became lighter and more elegant, and that is what appeals to me. QUESTION:
Do you consider your work “timeless?”
ANSWER:
Absolutely. In fact, my designs become more
beautiful over time. I like to think of furniture as having a life. Therefore, I choose to work with materials that age with dignity — such as wood, brass and leather. QUESTION:
ANSWER:
How do your designs relate to Artefacto’s brand? It’s difficult to explain, as it is more about a
“feeling” and a “sense.” Artefacto is known for larger
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Eye-catching red upholstery and sunken curved lines combine to make the
“Daff” armchair an alluring statement piece that becomes a fast favorite.
scale, inviting and strong statement pieces. My collection could best be described as quieter and more “contained.”
TOP: Ornamental as a pair of dangling earrings, yet on-point with au courant industrial
What I love best is that our pieces can co-exist in harmony.
style, the “Mush” pendant exudes a subtle yet sophisticated design aesthetic.
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The “Wed” side table, crafted from natural cork and solid imbuia, is
garnished with a hint of brass metal. Its distinctive shape leads to infinite possibilities as to how it can be utilized and enjoyed.
BELOW:
This cocktail table, called “Roots,” playfully explores the concepts
of balance, movement and symmetry. Its whimsical design pays reverence to nature, yet doesn’t take itself too seriously.
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ne of the hottest design talents in the industry has arrived in America. The celebrated Brazilian furnishings brand, Artefacto, introduces the preeminent wonder boy of Brazilian design, Jader
Almeida, to the U.S. market with a 3,000-square-foot “shop in shop” — a space within Artefacto Home in Aventura dedicated to featuring iconic pieces from the design star’s trademark collection. Almeida utilizes a neutral color palette with raw and natural tones, as well as unique materials that stress the synchronization between a timeless design concept and excellence of fabrication. His work includes curvaceous seating inspired by the ’60s, minimalistic lighting fixtures in splendid metallic finishes, and unusual stools of cork and marble. This is the first time the pieces will be showcased as one cohesive collection within the United States, and will be both exposed and sold through Artefacto. “Jader’s style revolves around warmness and simplicity, key characteristics that are also ingrained in Artefacto,” says Paulo Bacchi, CEO of Artefacto USA and Brand Advisor of Artefacto Brazil. Both Almeida and Artefacto’s furniture is representative of Brazilian design in their creation of constructive pieces that embody both practicality and sustainability. 305/931-9484; www.artefacto.com; www.jaderalmeida.com M
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Furniture designer Jader Almeida interchanges a variety of natural
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BY NATURE’S DESIGN Celebrated Brazilian architect and designer Débora Aguiar joins with furnishings leader Artefacto to create a sophisticated collection inspired by nature. TEXT BY SUSAN SHERMAN PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF 1 HOTEL AND HOMES, MIAMI BEACH, FL ABOVE:
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ANSWER:
Architect and Interior Designer Débora Aguiar
From where do you draw your inspiration?
From the natural environment. I am continuously
inspired by nature in the form of shapes, lighting, wood, textures, fibers and natural stone. As a designer I believe that I have a duty to develop projects that incorporate sustainable techniques and materials. QUESTION:
What projects have brought you the most
satisfaction and why? ANSWER:
All of my projects bring me great satisfaction and
I am always looking for new challenges. The one-bedroom unit I designed in 1 Hotel & Homes in Miami’s South Beach gave me the opportunity to work with different materials, textures, reused wood and other sustainable design. QUESTION:
ANSWER:
Why do you enjoy working with Artefacto?
Artefacto represents some of the world’s finest
lines in quality and luxury design. We recently worked with them on a special collection of furniture that is inspired by nature and is crafted with sustainable materials. QUESTION:
ANSWER:
What makes Brazilian design different?
Flexibility and adaptability — there are no limits as
to what we can achieve. When we use rustic and natural elements along with noble materials it produces the sophisticated result that we love to create. QUESTION:
ANSWER:
What are you working on now?
We are designing some private homes that are
elegant and richly detailed, as well as hotel projects that
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Beach features a cocoa-colored palette with tropical elements. A
Residences and Hyde Beach House in North Miami.
pair of “Cubo” ottomans from Artefacto provide extra seating
The hallway area of a home in 1 Hotel & Homes South
and tuck neatly beneath the sleek “Zim II” console table. QUESTION:
What do you enjoy most about your profession? ABOVE RIGHT:
ANSWER:
Warmth is created in the living area with Artefacto’s
The dynamism. Every day is different and it is always
abstract “Nest Chair” and the curvy “Milpa”cocktail table
possible to create something new. I love when my clients
created from sustainable woods. Near floor-to-ceiling windows,
say of the home I designed, “I want to stay here forever.”
Fischer dining chairs provide ideal seating to enjoy ocean views.
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cclaimed architect and designer Débora Aguiar seeks challenging projects that engage her creative spirit and love of nature. She is the founder of Débora Aguiar Arquitetos in Brazil, an architecture and
design firm that boasts an impressive portfolio of projects in the United States and throughout the world. The designer’s signature style combines warmth and sophistication in furnishings crafted with sustainable materials such as reclaimed wood, bamboo, stone and natural fibers. One of Aguiar’s projects, the redesign of a unit in 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach, was inspired by the hotel’s beautiful beachfront property. Furnished with her new collection created in collaboration with luxury furnishings leader Artefacto, its design concept centers on bringing the outdoors in. “We have created a special line with Artefacto and hope to create more beautiful things with them,” Aguiar says. +55 11 3889 5888; www.deboraaguiar.com M
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SIMPLY AN ILLUSION CUTTING-EDGE FURNISHINGS JOIN WITH SOFTER FEMININE ELEMENTS TO CREATE A CONTEMPORARY WILLIAMS ISLAND CONDOMINIUM
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INTERIOR DESIGN BY JESSICA JAEGGER, J JAEGGER INTERIOR DESIGN, MIAMI, FL BUILDER PEDRO ORTIZ, GRANDHAUS CORP., GENERAL CONTRACTORS, CORAL GABLES, FL TEXT BY CHRISTINE DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALEXIA FODERÉ, MIAMI, FL
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o not let appearances deceive you. This contemporary condominium is not your ordinary clean, white and
uncluttered space. A study in yin and yang, its furnishings and other elements when woven together create a subtly cohesive whole, which is exactly what interior designer Jessica Jaegger set out to accomplish in this 4,700-square-foot condominium at Residence du Cap on Williams Island in Aventura, Fla. Elements that are contemporary and classic, black and white, straightlined and curvy, relaxed yet edgy — Jaegger tames them all and deftly guides them into place. Perhaps the designer’s expertise arises from her background in law, where logic and order reign supreme, combined with her native creativity and predisposition
In the living area behind Zaha Hadid’s black “Moon” sofa, a mirrored wall and an edgy metal-beaded curtain creates the
to design. “While this project does illustrate the type of work I do, it did have some challenges,” she says. “My clients are very
illusion of space. On one side of the massive black, carbon fiber
passionate about furniture design and collect unusual pieces — I
entry door, above right, artist Paitoon Jumee’s large painting,
didn’t want this house to look like a display in a store.”
Lady Red, welcomes family and friends with a hint of a smile.
A couple with two young children, Jaegger’s clients visit Miami often for holidays and stopovers while traveling. The husband, the owner of a boutique hotel, has cultivated a highly refined artistic
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Illuminated by a whimsical chandelier, the dining area is an imaginative space, where every dining chair is uniquely crafted. Renowned designer Maarten Baas created the “Smoke” chairs, available from Moooi, with backs that appear broken in different areas. While the lines are similar to traditional antique chairs, these are created with carbon fiber, a material that echoes the entry door.
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“WE WANTED TO CREATE MOVEMENT WITHIN THE STUDY’S SHELVING ITSELF,” INTERIOR DESIGNER JESSICA JAEGGER SAYS. “EVEN IF YOU DON’T PUT ANYTHING ON IT … IT IS STILL BEAUTIFUL.”
sense and a wide appreciation of architecture. He had just a few specific requirements that included an Aspen sofa designed by Jean-Marie Massaud from Cassina, a customdesigned chandelier by his friend, German industrial designer Ingo Maurer, and the inclusion of carbon fiber and leather elements. His wife, a former model, had her own set of considerations. A lover of fashion, she desired curvy, feminine and softer elements as well as comfortable pieces for the children. To satisfy both, the designer decided to revamp the layout of their 1980s, 28th-floor condominium by taking down walls and reassigning spaces to create a larger, more open plan. In the living area, a predominantly white palette is emboldened by a broad stroke of black accented with gray and red. “The curves of the armless Aspen sofa, the gray and red rounded puffs, and the black Zaha Hadid “Moon” sofa appear modern, romantic and ladylike,” Jaegger says. Walls upholstered in durable white leather complement flooring covered in gleaming white crystal stone from Opustone. Potent at the point of entry is a massive door finished in black carbon fiber. “It’s six feet wide,” the designer says. “I had to work with my carpenter and a sports car body shop to create it.” The dining area integrates the wife’s desire for ease and comfort with the husband’s passion for design, and an affinity for the unusual. “The carbon fiber “Smoke” chairs
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are outrageous, but the Baltus table is simple and white without details,” Jaegger says. Over the top and audacious, the spotlight is on the Ingo Maurer chandelier. “It is an explosion of broken plates, cups and silver flatware with silk butterflies flying out — it does not look real,” the designer says. A painting on the back wall, Lady Face by Thai artist Paitoon Jumee, appears as if it is escaping from the canvas. “Nothing is static — it is all very playful, fluid and spontaneous.”
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Simple, feminine and uncluttered, the master bedroom displays Jaegger’s flair for form and texture. Mirrored and leather-padded walls create an elegant backdrop behind a leather platform bed adorned with houndstoothpatterned accent pillows and Solis hanging pendants from Pablo, that are shaded in black silk. Opposite, a custom, high-gloss lacquered wall component incorporates a desk and shelving mounted on silk-striped wallcovering.
Custom shelving in the study area showcases accessories and artifacts but also stands alone as a sculpture. “Ordinarily a library or study will have shelving, but in this case it is all an illusion,” Jaegger says. “We wanted to create an office space, but we did not want it to look that way.” The master bedroom, the wife’s domain, lends a slightly curvaceous and softer feel warmed by an expanse of chocolate-brown wenge-wood flooring. A wall comprised of mirror and three panels clad in
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subtly undulating ivory-tufted leather create an elegant backdrop behind a leather platform bed from Casa Dio, and from Fendi Casa, a pair of high-gloss lacquered Canova chests with serpentine lines. Defined by a black cowhide area rug, a sitting area offers a masculine contrast outfitted with an Eames lounge chair and ottoman clad in black leather, and a tiered walnut stool that serves as an accent table. The guest bedroom is designed with custom wall shelving by Jaegger that is crafted in two depths of white-lacquered and walnut wood. Integrated within the space is a shell-shaped Sharron Lewis desk chair created in stainless steel. In this pleasing “furniture garden” of fantastic forms and fluid organic shapes set in a monochromatic landscape, Jaegger created the perfect home — bold and modern for the husband, soft and feminine for the wife, and durable and comfortable for the children.
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The master bedroom sitting area, outfitted with a black leather Eames lounge chair and ottoman atop a black
cowhide area rug by Spinneybeck, is grounded in comfort by an expanse of wenge-wood flooring from Pianeta Legno.
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In a guest room, Jaegger designed white-lacquer and walnut-wood shelving in differing heights and depths that imparts the illusion of fluidity and movement. Casa Dio’s padded headboard adds texture to a platform bed decorated with bright linens.
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SOURCES LIVING AREA Sectional sofa - Flexform, Luminaire, Coral Gables, FL Black sofa and ottomans - Luminaire, Coral Gables, FL Aspen sofa - Cassina, Miami, FL
Armchair - Zanotta, Miami, FL Cocktail table - Baltus, Murcia, Spain Wall unit - Inzirillo’s Company, Oakland Park, FL Star sculpture - Sharron Lewis, Miami, FL
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TV - Sharp USA, Mahwah, NJ Window treatment - Costa Window Treatments, Miami, FL Flooring - Opustone, Miami, FL ENTRY Door - Inzirillo’s Company, Oakland Park, FL Recessed lighting - Planet Lighting, Miami, FL Artwork and bicycle - Owners’ Collection DINING AREA Table - Baltus, Murcia, Spain Chairs - Moooi, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Tableware and glassware - Sharron Lewis, Miami, FL Chandelier - Ingo Maurer, Munich, Germany STUDY Shelving - Custom-designed by J Jaegger Interior Design, Miami, FL Fabricated by Inzirillo Company, Oakland Park, FL Accessories on shelving - Sharron Lewis, Miami, FL Chainmail room divider - Costa Window Treatments, Miami, FL MASTER BEDROOM Bed and padded wall panels - Casa Dio, Miami, FL Bedding - Bloomingdale’s, Miami, FL Accent pillow fabrics, tray and throw - Sharron Lewis, Miami, FL Beside tables - Canova, Fendi Casa, Miami, FL Lounge chair, ottoman and stool - Eames, Design Within Reach, Miami, FL Shelving and chest by window - Inzirillo Company, Oakland Park, FL Hanging pendants – Pablo Pardo Designs, Luxe Cable + Light, Miami, FL Lamp on shelving - Ralph Lauren Home, New York, NY Recessed lighting and lighting beneath shelving - WAC Lighting, Planet Lighting, Miami, FL Wallcovering - Seabrook Wallcoverings, Inc., Memphis, TN Draperies - Owners’ Collection Area rug - Spinneybeck, Design Within Reach, Miami, FL Flooring - Pianeta Legno, Miami, FL GUEST BEDROOM Bed and padded wall - Casa Dio, Miami, FL Bedding and accent pillow fabric - West Elm, Miami, FL Wall shelving and desk - Ornare, Miami, FL Desk chair - Sharron Lewis, Miami, FL Sculpture on desk and accessories on shelving - Owners’ Collection Swing arm lamps - Tolomeo, Artemide, Coral Gables, FL Draperies - Costa Window Treatments, Miami, FL Flooring - Pianeta Legno, Miami, FL M
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INTERIOR DESIGN BY JOHN BARMAN, NEW YORK, NY, LOS ANGELES, CA, AND MIAMI, FL GENERAL CONTRACTOR STEVE PASKOSKI, PASKOSKI CONSTRUCTION, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL TEXT BY DEBORAH S. HARTZ-SEELEY PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICKOLAS SARGENT, PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL
Holly Hunt sofas shape the expansive living room, where cabinetry by Christian Liaigre appears to float on the back wall. Interior designer John Barman’s favorite piece of art is
Ludicas Trio, the magnetic sculptural balls that sit atop a Lorin Marsh nickel cocktail table.
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hen interior designer John Barman first saw the Bal Harbour condominium that he had been
commissioned to decorate, he was instantly taken with the 6,500-square-foot space. Stunning
180-degree vistas of the Atlantic Ocean seen through floor-to-ceiling walls of glass caught his eye and his imagination. “I couldn’t get over the views,” he says. Barman worked with the couple on their home up north. But now that they were moving to Bal Harbour, Fla., he had his work cut out for him in this unit perched on the 20th floor of an existing high rise. The previous owners had joined two condos and gutted the space — but that’s as far as they got. “There was excellent square footage and a great view, but nothing else,” Barman says. Now it was up to him to reconfigure the space to showcase about 150 pieces of art and artifacts that his clients had collected during their travels to Turkey, India, France and the American Southwest. He began by looking at photos of the pieces that the couple wanted to display. And then there were the crates … seven of them delivered to the unfinished unit and opened in front of him. Inside were pieces of art glass that the clients wanted to actually “build” into the interior. “I was surprised by the quantity but eager to work with the vast collection,” the designer says. Step inside, where a pristine interior is upbeat and inviting with walls, ceilings and shiny glass-tile flooring in white. “This is South Florida after all and the white provides a sunny, resort feel,” Barman
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Illuminated Art Deco-style glass panels and the custom wool area rug by Edward Fields define the dining
room, where the silver mirrored Indian sculpture, Mahal by Yahel Chirinian, dazzles in front of a wall of glass.
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Just inside the Vicaima lacquer entry doors imported from Portugal, a niched wall filled with art and artifacts lines the foyer in prelude to what lies ahead. The eyes are instantly drawn down the hallway to a large black granite pedestal, where Girl Reclining With Umbrella iv/x by Angel Botello rests peacefully beneath contemporary lighting from Ralph Pucci.
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says of the interior scheme dotted with touches of black by design. “The dark colors help ground the house during cooler weather or rainy days.” Lacquer, glass and Lucite pieces offer a very fresh look that seems to shine in the living room, where Holly Hunt sectional sofas are set in opposite directions to shape two separate conversation groupings in one social setting. The Lucite chairs are vintage Rus Steele; the cantilevered, glass-topped occasional tables on polished stainless steel bases are a vintage Ron Seff design that is still in production.
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The light fixture over the Knoll table in the kitchen may look familiar to opera buffs. Made by A. Rudin, it’s a smaller version of the fixtures in the concert hall of New York’s Metropolitan Opera. The Robert Kuo lacquer cherries on the black granite countertop add shape and color to the streamlined white cabinetry by Poliform.
Barman admits that, if he could, he’d like to spend time sitting in the living room with his feet up enjoying the view. But at night, when the ocean looks more like ink than azure, you can turn your back to it and enjoy the colorful art displayed throughout the room. The designer is particularly proud of the three art-glass panels from the owners’ collection that he built into the front of the wet bar — they look like they were made for this spot. To the right of the bar is the game table, where a chess set by Charles Hollis Jones sits ready for play. The couple admired and owned some of the work by this artist
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who pioneered acrylic design in the 1970s. So they tracked him down in Los Angeles and commissioned him to create works for this home. A formal dining room conveniently flows into the living room to offer the perfect entertaining venue for the couple’s many charitable events. Illuminated Art Deco-style glass panels by artist Gene Lutz edge the space with shimmering light. In the foyer, the couple’s Southwestern artifacts are on display along with other sculptures. A dozen high-gloss painted niches create order with each shelf individually lit for easy viewing. Organization is key in the kitchen as well. “The whole room is sleek and easy to clean with every item stored in its own place,” Barman says. Charles Hollis Jones Lucite stools — some vintage and some newly crafted — pull up to the counter topped in black granite. Custom-designed, black and white wall tiles help break up the whiteness of the space complete with an open breakfast area. The media room is a must for the man of the house who is a sports fan. It is carefully insulated with ultra-suede drapes and wall coverings. “They give the room a womb-like feeling with exceptional sound quality,” the designer says. The elevated glass-top of the Dakota Jackson cocktail table spins for easy reach of the popcorn. “We wanted our clients to come home to an exciting space complete with all of the art and artifacts that color their life,” Barman says. “That was our mission.”
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A Holly Hunt sofa covered in faux zebra skin from Scalamandré adds a
touch of whimsy in the media room, where faux fur accent pillows add a dash of glam atop white leather club chairs from M2L. A leather-clad ottoman by J. R. Scott is on wheels making it convenient to put your feet up and relax.
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AT HOME WITH ART AND ARTIFACTS continued from 106 SOURCES LIVING ROOM/BAR AREA Sofas and round occasional table - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL White lounge chair - Mattaliano, Chicago, IL Lucite armchairs and pendant light fixture - R. E. Steele Antiques, East Hampton, NY Chair and cushion fabrics - Pollack, Donghia, Inc., DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Cabinetry - Christian Liaigre, Miami, FL Print club chairs - Hostler Burrows, New York, NY Print fabric - Élitis, Jeffrey Michaels, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Cocktail tables and game table - Lorin Marsh, D&D Building, New York, NY Chess set - Charles Hollis Jones, Los Angeles, CA Glass-topped accent tables - Ron Seff, Ltd., New York, NY Black accent table - Ralph Pucci International, New York, NY Light fixtures - Wired Custom Lighting, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Bar - Custom designed by John Barman, Inc., New York, NY Fabricated by Paskoski Construction, Fort Lauderdale, FL Glass panels on bar - Gene Lutz, Pompano Beach, FL Bar stools - Fendi Casa, Miami, FL Mirror - Curtis Jere, Jonathan Adler, Miami, FL Area rugs - Vanderhurd Studio, Inc., New York, NY DINING ROOM Dining table - Lorin Marsh, D&D Building, New York, NY Chairs, photography, silver sculpture and grand piano - Owners’ Collection Cabinetry - Dakota Jackson, Inc., David Sutherland Showroom, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Chandelier - Charles Paris, Baker Knapp & Tubbs, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Glass wall panels - Gene Lutz, Pompano Beach, FL Area rug - Edward Fields, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL FOYER Entry doors fabricated by Vicaima, Portugal Niched display wall fabricated by Paskoski Construction, Fort Lauderdale, FL Pedestals - Lorin Marsh, D&D Building, New York, NY Sculpture, accessories, art and artifacts - Owners’ Collection Light fixture - Norman Weeks, Ralph Pucci International, New York, NY KITCHEN/BREAKFAST AREA Cabinetry - Poliform USA, Miami, FL Countertops fabricated by Paskoski Construction, Fort Lauderdale, FL Wall treatment - Studium, New York, NY White and red fruit artwork - Robert Kuo, New York, NY Counter stools - Charles Hollis Jones, Los Angeles, CA Chair and stool cushions - Spinneybeck Leather, New York, NY Chandelier - A. Rudin, J. Batchelor, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL MEDIA ROOM Sofa - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Fabric - Scalamandré, Hollywood, FL Club chairs - M2L, New York, NY Stool - J. Robert Scott, Jerry Pair & Assoc., Hollywood, FL Fabric - Spinneybeck Leather, New York, NY Cocktail table - Dakota Jackson, Inc., David Sutherland Showroom, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Console - Lorin Marsh, D&D Building, New York, NY Light fixture - Boyd Lighting, Sausalito, CA Draperies - Bart Halpern, Jeffrey Michaels, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Area rug - Angela Adams, Design Within Reach, Miami, FL THROUGHOUT Flooring - Coverings Etc., Miami, FL Millwork and molding - Paskoski Construction, Fort Lauderdale, FL M
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WELL-APPOINTED GETAWAY A MIAMI CONDOMINIUM COMBINES CUSTOM DESIGN WITH A BIRD’S-EYE VIEW ARCHITECTURE BY KURT J. DANNWOLF, ODP ARCHITECTS, INC., HOLLYWOOD, FL INTERIOR DESIGN BY LACHMEE CHIN, ODP ARCHITECTS, INC., HOLLYWOOD, FL TEXT BY CHARLOTTE SAFAVI PHOTOGRAPHY BY KEN HAYDEN, MIAMI BEACH, FL
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Miami’s Four Seasons Hotel and Tower, including its luxury residences, when hired to redo one of the condominiums on an upper floor. “I’d been the project architect for the building with my previous firm, part of the original design team,” Dannwolf says. The architect, who began his own business more than a decade ago, has also custom-designed 30 of the skyscraper’s residential units, which became part of the firm’s calling card. “Our clients loved what we showed them, because each apartment was very different, and they knew we weren’t going to be cookie cutter in our approach,” Dannwolf says. “We would design everything to suit their particular preference and lifestyle.” The homeowners, whose primary residence is in the Northeast, are empty nesters with two college-age sons. Their intent was to use the 2,200-square-foot condominium as a weekend or seasonal getaway from the cold weather and their everyday lives. “They liked the idea that the address has a hotel attached to it,” Dannwolf says. “When they have guests, they can book them right into the hotel.”
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De Sede lounge chairs and cocktail ottoman from Carriage House shape an intimate social grouping on one side of the living room. Here, Artemide’s modern floor lamp arcs above the “Sao Paulo” sofa from Holly Hunt, while a hanging transparent bubble chair offers additional seating without impeding city views.
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ODP ARCHITECTS DESIGNED BOTH THE LIT NICHES AND THE CUSTOM PEDESTALS FOR THE OWNERS’ ART COLLECTION DISPLAYED THROUGHOUT THE HOME.
“Our overall architectural plan was to open up and reconfigure the entire space,” says Dannwolf, who worked closely on the project with the firm’s interior designer Lachmee Chin. “Specifically, the homeowners said they didn’t want a traditional kitchen or a designated dining room. They jokingly said they’d be eating out all the time.” What the clients did want was a fun, intimate and contemporary space for the two of them, which could also expand and be comfortable for the occasions they had friends or family visiting. The design team began the transformation by completely gutting the apartment, and then exposing the once-enclosed kitchen and rearranging that space into one large main area with an open floor plan that incorporates the former living and dining rooms.
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Famed photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt’s unforgettable shot of kids at a Parisian puppet show dots the wall above a custom coral-based console designed by ODP Architects to welcome guests to the apartment; but it’s the lit quartzite wall that leads the way into the heart of the home.
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The exotic white quartzite wall draws the eye into the living room, where an exquisite water panorama continues the visual intrigue. The colorful glass art Jelly Family by Mauro Perucchetti corners the space, while Luminaire’s black “Vermelha Chord Chairs,” designed by Fernando and Humberto Campana, punctuate with form and drama.
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“WE DESIGNED A HOME THAT NOT ONLY LOOKS BEAUTIFUL BUT ALSO PROVIDES STORAGE FOR GLASSES, CUTLERY, BARWARE AND PERSONAL ITEMS,” INTERIOR DESIGNER LACHMEE CHIN SAYS.
“We created spatial definition through the ceilings, as well as places to hide the new infrastructure,” Chin says. “There are special coffers, pop-downs and pop-ups in the ceiling planes. The pop-ups also reinforce the furniture plan below and solidify the overall design.” However, the most dramatic element is indisputably the 30’-foot-long, backlit wall of exotic, grained, white quartzite that leads from the entry foyer through the kitchen to the living room beyond. “They’d wanted a cool architectural piece to lead into the main living space,” Chin says. “We explored several options, including a fabric, wood or textured stone wall; but when he saw the exotic white stone he loved it.” To contrast with the sleek, cool, quartzite wall, Chin suggested plastered, warm, gray walls, as well as rich Ipe wood flooring elsewhere. “When you enter, the foyer gives a feeling of anticipation, the glowing illuminated wall on one side and the textured painted wall lined with art on the other. As you step into the main living space, the ceiling pops up and the
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iconic “Aston” chairs by Linley pair with a “Lens” occasional table from Holly Hunt to provide the perfect spot for the homeowners to relax and read.
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Fiorile barstools from Ensemble Collection pull up to a kitchen island based in steel and topped with a 900-pound, three-inch thick glass bar that cantilevers out to form a seating area. While gray onyx styles the backsplash, veined stone from Martile flows beneath the one-of-a-kind island like a carpet.
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“THE CEILINGS THROUGHOUT THE HOME ARE DESIGNED AS A SERIES OF FLOATING PLANES THAT INTERCONNECT TO DEFINE THE SPACES BENEATH THEM,” ARCHITECT KURT DANNWOLF SAYS.
space opens out.” Of course, there are also the views. With the Biscayne Bay to the south and downtown Miami to the west, the outside scenery dazzles as well. “For the palette, we wanted to go neutral, letting color come from the views and the art,” says Chin, settling on gray as her backdrop. “Gray is a tricky color, a chameleon taking on other colors, so it has to be the right one.” A custom-designed, ombré wool and silk carpet also acts as a runner in the main living space, specifically designating areas within the large living room. “The living room needed to feel cozy but also have enough seating for when the couple entertains guests,” says Chin of the room, which can comfortably seat five couples. The designer achieved this by creating two separate social groupings within the enlarged living room. One area is defined by a pair of leather armchairs with cross-stitch details, a cocktail ottoman and a hanging transparent bubble chair; the other is anchored by a linen-silk blend sectional and intriguing black rope chairs that center a Florian Roeper cocktail table. The owners’ vibrant collection of art colors the space, while the black, laser-cut silk-on-tulle window treatments flutter against the walls to soften the edges with a touch of whimsy.
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A BACKLIT NICHE, WITH A BUILT-IN HEADBOARD, STORAGE AND LIGHTING, CENTERS THE CATTELAN ITALIA BED IN THE MASTER SUITE. A PAIR OF JUIN HO’S “GOBBI” CLUB CHAIRS FROM MICHAEL TAYLOR DESIGNS SHAPES A COZY SITTING AREA NEARBY.
Lifestyle had a big part to play in the decisions that were made in the remodel, including the choice to convert the once standard two-bedroom apartment into an unconventional one-bedroom home with a small library in lieu of a customary guestroom. The library also gave up some square footage to the principal living space. In the kitchen, a pair of stainless steel venting hoods set in glass and a series of glass pendant light fixtures drop down from the tray ceiling above a sculptural island. “Because they did not want a typical working kitchen, we focused the design on a giant island countertop for entertaining,” Dannwolf says. And when the homeowners are ready to retreat at day’s end, the calming hues of the master bedroom soothes the soul as sheer draperies pull open to reveal the beautiful cityscape beyond. “The husband plans on retiring soon,” Dannwolf says. “They hope to spend more and more time in Miami, now that they have a fun and very personal place to get away.”
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SOURCES LIVING ROOM Sofa - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Fabric - Kravet, Inc., DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Lounge chairs and cocktail ottoman - de Sede, Carriage House, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Hanging bubble chair - Glottman Showroom, Miami, FL Black chord chairs - Luminaire, Miami, FL Glass-topped cocktail table - Studio Roeper, Oakland, CA Pedestals and exotic white quartz wall - Custom designed and fabricated by ODP Architects, Inc., Hollywood, FL Glass art on pedestals - Halcyon Gallery, London Chihuly vase and glass dog on cocktail table, and sculpture by window - Owners’ Collection Floor lamp - Artemide, Ensemble Collection, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Draperies - Bergamo Fabric, Donghia, Inc., DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Area rug - Custom design rug by ODP Architects, Inc., Hollywood, FL Fabricated by Vera Za’arour Interior + Carpet Design, San Francisco, CA FOYER Red console - Custom designed and fabricated by ODP Architects, Inc., Hollywood, FL Chandelier - Farreys, North Miami, FL Photography and artwork - Owners’ Collection LIBRARY Lounges and ottomans - Owners’ Collection Circular occasional table - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Light fixtures - Artemide, Jolo Enterprises, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Drapery fabric - Calvin Fabrics, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Area rug - Rosemary Hallgarten, David Sutherland Showroom, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL KITCHEN Cabinetry - Custom designed and fabricated by ODP Architects, Inc., Hollywood, FL Countertops, backsplash and marble flooring fabricated by Martile Marble & Stone, North Miami Beach, FL Barstools - Ensemble Collection, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Appliances and hood - Owners’ Collection Pendant light fixtures - Leucos, Edison, NJ MASTER BEDROOM Headboard wall covering - Donghia, Inc., DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Fabricated by Designer Blinds & Fabric, North Miami, FL Bed - Cattelan Italia, Ensemble Collection, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Bedside chest, bed covering and bolster pillow fabric - Custom designed by ODP Architects, Inc., Hollywood, FL Wall sconces - Jonathan Browning Sconce, Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Armchairs - Juin Ho, Michael Taylor Designs, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Occasional table - Holly Hunt Miami, Miami, FL Drapery fabric - Kravet , Inc., DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Area rug - Rosemary Hallgarten, David Sutherland Showroom, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL THROUGHOUT Ceiling treatments - Custom designed and fabricated by ODP Architects, Inc., Hollywood, FL M
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CHAD OPPENHEIM DESIGNS “THE ARK� This palatial Golden Beach residence, designed with soaring spaces, is perfect for hosting elegant parties, yet comfortable enough for relaxed evenings at home. TEXT BY SUSAN SHERMAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY EVAN JOSEPH, NEW YORK, NY
Outside, where the spectacular 20-foot-high glass atrium designed by architect Chad Oppenheim, seems to touch the sky, this exquisite contemporary home offers amenities such as a sun deck, hot tub, pool cabana and spa. The Ark also
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between the oaks EMBRACED BY GRAND WHITE OAKS IN A PRIVATE PARK-LIKE SETTING, THIS GRACEFUL MODERN HOME IN CORAL GABLES INTEGRATES TIMELESSLY WITH ITS LUSH ENVIRONMENT INTERIOR DESIGN BY JEFFREY LAMB, JEFFREY LAMB INTERIORS, MIAMI BEACH, FL ARCHITECTURE BY WILLIAM TAYLOR, TAYLOR & TAYLOR, INC., MIAMI BEACH, FL BUILDER SEAN MURPHY, COASTAL HOMES, MIAMI, FL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE BY ROBERT PARSLEY, GEOMANTIC DESIGNS, INC., MIAMI, FL TEXT BY CHRISTINE DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL HERNANDEZ, MIAMI LAKES, FL
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This modern two-story home features floor-to-ceiling windows adorned with sparkling champagne-toned frames. A striking keystone entry wall begins at the outside entry and appears throughout the home’s interiors.
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Sean Murphy’s wife Jennifer who discovered this private parcel of land in Coral Gables, Fla., where this couple would build their dream home. “The property she found was beautiful … very quiet, secluded and heavily wooded with 15 majestic specimen oak trees,” Murphy says. The Murphys had previously worked with architect and family friend, Bill Taylor, and asked him to work with them on their new home — one that would be perfect for indoor-outdoor living.
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In the dining area, a 1960s stainless steel Italian Sputnik chandelier illuminates a J. Robert Scott glass table designed by Sally Sirkin Lewis. on the dining room wall, an abstract painting by Argentinian artist Perez Celis expresses a bold modern statement.
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required floor-to-ceiling glass throughout, a symmetrical design and a home that wouldn’t overwhelm the site. “We wanted something comfortable and modern, but not stark like a showroom,” Murphy says. With its handsome stucco and glass exterior, the two-story, 8,500-square-foot home is strikingly unadorned. Touches of cypress trim add horizontal dimension, and a Florida keystone wall that begins at the outside entry and continues throughout the house, furthers its relationship with nature. To create the interiors, the couple called on interior designer Jeffrey Lamb. We just loved how Jeffrey designed our last house,” the owner says. Lamb, who has a a special affinity for vintage style having previously been the owner of two vintage-modern shops, designed that home in Mid-Century Modern, which is exactly what he envisioned for the Murphy’s new residence.
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Guests can enjoy a beverage at the bar while seated on elegant, brown-velvet upholstered barstools. Overhead, a bleached cypress soffit floats just below a 13-foot-high ceiling that intersects the bar’s keystone wall. Custom designed by architect Bill Taylor, it is cut and laid in a distictive pattern inspired by a Frank Lloyd Wright design.
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The main floor is one large room comprised of separate spaces. In the dining area, family and friends can dine in elegance on a polished nickel table from J. Robert Scott. Surrounded by Pace upholstered chairs in rich velvet from Romo, the table reflects the lush greenery outdoors. Set within a keystone wall, the adjacent bar is backed with gray mirror that incorporates a floating glass shelf and a marble-topped counter fronted with tufted, pearlized camel-leather panels from Edelman.
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IN THE LIVING ROOM, A 1982 ROCHE BOBOIS SWIVEL CHAIR IN BISCUIT LEATHER, AND ITALIAN ARMCHAIRS CLAD IN A CUT VELVET, CIRCA 1950, ADD TO THE VINTAGE THEME. A RICHLY HUED, CHARCOAL-GRAY AREA RUG FROM THE CARPET BOUTIQUE ADDS DIMENSION AND CONTRAST TO THE SPACE.
The keystone wall at 20 feet high and 60 feet long is a feature that Lamb devised. He loved the way the flagstone is stacked at Frank Lloyd Wright’s historic “Fallingwater” residence. He took photos and made a sample using Wright’s design. “When I first saw it … I just knew that was it,” the designer says. The living room is filled with the Murphy’s eclectic collection of vintage pieces created in an earthy gray and cream color palette with broad strokes of deep colors for contrast. An Italian sofa covered
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IN THE MASTER BATH’S GARDEN-LIKE SETTING THROUGH TALL PICTURESQUE WINDOWS, ARTEFACTO’S SUEDE-TUFTED OTTOMAN PROVIDES A COMFORTABLE PLACE TO RELAX AND ENJOY THE SCENE AMID CHENILLE MARBLE-COVERED WALLS AND FLOORING.
in gray velvet from Arravanti, and armchairs clad in a patterned silver-gray and chocolate-brown cut velvet, flank a pair of 1970s rectangular glass cocktail tables finished in a polished-nickel design by Milo Baughman. Honed chenille marble flooring grounds the space and adds a layer of subtlety. The gas fireplace, custom designed by Lamb, is “a big design element — and it’s opposite the stone wall, so it had to be as exciting,” the designer says. A massive black-marble surround houses the firebox where flames leap from a metal ribbon to convey a modern, dramatic feel. The master suite’s garden-like bath is wrapped in chenille marble and epitomizes the home’s inside-outside sensibility. The freeform tub rests inside an atrium next to a shower shielded within a garden wall. Landscaping designer Robert Parsley salvaged the home’s large oak trees and repositioned them. “They embrace the house and make everything appear as if it has been there forever,” Lamb says. “Bringing the outside into this home feels like you are living in a garden all the time,” he says.
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SOURCES DINING AREA/BAR Dining table - J. Robert Scott, Inglewood, CA Dining chairs, barstools, centerpiece, vase, chandelier, pendants over bar, artwork and flooring - Owners’ Collection Dining chair fabric - Romo, Chagrin Falls, OH Bar fabricated by James Cello, Inc., Opa Locka, FL Upholstery - Martin Custom Upholstery, Miami, FL Leather panels - Edelman, New Milford, CT Bar glassware - Carlos Moretti, Murano, Italy Keystone wall and soffit - Custom designed by Taylor & Taylor, Miami Beach, FL Draperies - Romo, Curtain Call, Miami, FL LIVING ROOM Gray sofa - Arravanti, Miami, FL Brown and silver armchairs, gray armchairs, bench, round cocktail table, rectangular cocktail tables, buffet, occasional table by window, vase, accessories on shelving, sunburst sculpture, horse sculpture, red lamps, floor lamp and flooring - Owners’ Collection Accent pillow fabric on sofa and upholstery on brown and silver armchairs - Romo, Chagrin Falls, OH Petrified wood occasional table - Judith Norman, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Sculpture on cocktail table - Mario Perez Gallery, Miami, FL Swivel chair - Roche Bobois, Miami, FL Shelving - James Cello, Inc., Opa Locka, FL Fireplace - Custom designed by Jeffrey Lamb Interiors, Miami Beach, FL Sheers - Romo, Curtain Call, Miami, FL. Cabinet - Master Craft Cabinets, Inc., Aurora, CO Area rug - The Carpet Boutique, Miami, FL. MASTER BATH Tub - Roma Design Corp., Miami, FL Ottoman - Artefacto, Coral Gables, FL. Stool - Judith Norman, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL Faucet - Dornbracht Americas, Inc., Duluth, GA Wall treatment and flooring - Owners’ Collection Ceiling fixture - Sonneman, Newburgh, NY Exterior glass and glazing - Vigilante Associates Custom Glass Systems, Miami, FL THROUGHOUT Lighting design - Paul Morgan, Paul Morgan Lighting Design, Inc., Delray Beach, FL M
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the owner’s salon with natural tones, while a lustrous metallic palette of silver and pewter add a contemporary, cooling touch.
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SILVER FAST Quick as silver, fast as lightning, this staggering 252-foot superyacht leaves others in its wake. TEXT BY ROBIN HODES
When Silver Fast stretches across the water, nothing stands in its way. A force to be reckoned with, its lustrous aluminum physique achieves fantastic speeds. And with its cutting-edge design, the super yacht is truly a sight to behold.
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he sleek and streamlined Silver Fast is one of the most eye-catching yachts on
the water. The fourth in the award-winning SILVERYACHTS series, she is both strikingly fast and fuel efficient, achieving top speeds close to 29 knots. With a touchand-go helipad, beach club with spa, and contemporary accommodations for up to 18 guests, this groundbreaking yacht is a precious commodity. Silver Fast is the
fastest aluminum yacht of its size utilizing conventional propulsion according to her builder, the Australian shipyard Silveryachts. Alas, the sleek, svelte, silver beauty is more than just fast. Its interior, from the minds of the German design firm Vain Interiors, is elegant and unique. The continued on 138
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owner’s suite includes a private lounge and large deck. Many of the staterooms, including three VIP staterooms on the main deck, are lovingly appointed with anigre paneling and other refined wood detailing. Safe to say, this superyacht is a showstopper both inside and out. And speaking of shows, Silver Fast was the uncontested star of the Superyacht Miami Show. The official extension of Show Management’s Yachts Miami Beach, Superyacht Miami took place for the first time at Island Gardens Deep Harbour, North America’s only marina capable of accommodating up to 50 of the world’s largest yachts. At an astonishing 252 feet,
Silver Fast was the largest on display. Silver Fast’s asking price, through Burgess Yachts, is approximately $89 million USD. M
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which features an outdoor cinema and a glassfront, eight-person spa. The large beach club at the transom provides ample room for deck chairs and launching water toys.
This sizable super yacht cuts through the waves with remarkable speed and precision. With a gleaming metallic physique and slick contemporary interior design, Silver Fast is truly an ocean treasure.
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A bold triptych by artist Graham Cantieni, Composition 12, hangs above a
grand piano near the contemporary dining room, where a Century Furniture table with a custom sapphire finish is lined with dining chairs from Vanguard. Suspended from a Venetian ceiling, a crystal chandelier that is custom designed by De’Marti Design and handcrafted in Europe by the finest artisans, illuminates the space. Standning watch is a painted zebra, a whimsical find from a local art gallery, that is laden with color.
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PENTHOUSE WITH A VIEW An elegant Fort Lauderdale condo, created by De’marti Design, is inspired by eclectic artwork and the most breathtaking ocean views. TEXT BY SUSAN SHERMAN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY DUSTIN GODIN, POMPANO BEACH, FL
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iami-based interior designer Marina Frolova, owner of De’Marti Design, created this spectacular 3,880-square-foot L’Ambiance condominium in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for a young couple who
wanted a vacation home fashioned with elegant, one-of-a-kind custom furnishings strategically positioned to highlight the condo’s spectacular ocean views. The designer’s clients, an entrepreneur and his photographer/graphic artist fiancée, desired an open environment with contemporary furnishings filled with abstract artwork and sculpture that would showcase their individuality and creativity. “This dynamic
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PERCHED ON A WHITE CLOUD, THE CARES OF THE DAY FLOAT AWAY ON A CURVED LOUNGE FROM CATTELAN ITALIA THAT LOOKS OUT ON TO THE AZURE SEA FOR MILES THROUGH A LARGE, MASTER BEDROOM WINDOW.
duo offered inspiration toward a contemporary environment designed to relax and entertain during their vacations in Florida,” Frolova says. Artwork in animal forms, a specific request from the clients, contribute to the creative ambiance throughout the home. In fact, one of their favorite pieces, a multi-hued zebra, is a one-of-a-kind sculpture that the couple fell in love with and just had to have on a recent trip to an art gallery on Las Olas Boulevard, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The designer made certain to take full advantage of the home’s stunning sea views that could also be captured from the penthouse’s two spacious balconies. De’Marti Design is a leading, full-service interior design group with more than 10 years of experience, and is considered one of Miami’s go-to firms. Catering to an upscale clientele, their associates have designed projects for a wide range of public figures that include Fortune 500 investors, real estate developers, international film stars, heads of foreign countries and sports personalities. Their dedicated South Florida team is passionate about every project and pride themselves on offering only the finest services. For more information, please contact 754/200-8185 or visit www.demartidesign.com. M
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An extension to the Acqualina brand, the two 50-story boutique towers are designed by acclaimed architect Rafael Portuondo. Arrive to the lush landscaping and a beautiful gatehouse that offers a feeling of security and exclusivity. 45,000 square feet lifestyle amenities that are beyond every imagination including an ice skating rink, Formula 1 simulator, golf simulator, kids room, fitness center, media room, bowling, billiards room, soccer field, numerous pools, stock trading, signature restaurant, and more.
Direct oceanfront condominium at Marenas Beach Resort, a 5-star hotel & residences with the most amazing views in the building. Floor to ceiling windows, two balconies with amazing panoramic ocean & Intracoastal views, top of the line appliances, designer bath fixtures & faucets, top amenities, ocean side infinity edge pool, beach cabanas, fitness center spa, full menu restaurant, remodeled lobby bar, rooms service, business center, concierge & more. Use the property at your convenience, and lease when away for additional income.
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LASTRADA FURNITURE & INTERIORS, A CUTTING EDGE SOUTH Florida-based interior design and furniture manufacturing firm, announces the opening of their new state-of-the-art kitchen, bath and closet showroom at 850 NE 125 Street-- in the heart of downtown North Miami. Since 1976, LaStrada has been recognized worldwide for its never-ending pursuit of design and innovation, pioneering new trends in furniture and design into the new decade. LaStrada chose the NE 125 Street Corridor as the location for their kitchen, bath and closet showroom, not only to showcase their latest Modern-Contemporary custom creations, but also to offer the community an affordable alternative for any home remodeling project. continued on 150
LASTRADA CORPORATE OFFICES & FACTORY 1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 954/485-6000 MIAMI SHOWROOM 850 NE 125 Street | North Miami, FL 33161 305/517-3844 Toll Free 800/628-6268 | Palm Beach 561/338-7530 www.lastrada.com
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Visitors to the new showroom will experience a convergence of furniture and art. It’s easy to see how LaStrada combines the finest materials and the latest in technical and mechanical applications to create Smart Living furniture. The showroom was designed to meet the needs of the urban consumer and is an exciting place to showcase LaStrada’s extensive lines of cabinetry and closet systems, as well as the latest in storage concepts, countertops, lighting, plumbing, and hardware for any home remodeling project. Combining high style, innovation and versatility at all price points, LaStrada Kitchens, Baths & More provides the perfect venue for homeowners and builders alike, who are looking for the perfect onestop shop for all their kitchen, bath and closet remodeling needs to meet any budget. LaStrada also offers complete design, build and installation services worldwide from its main factory in Fort Lauderdale. continued on 152
LASTRADA CORPORATE OFFICES & FACTORY 1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 954/485-6000 MIAMI SHOWROOM 850 NE 125 Street | North Miami, FL 33161 305/517-3844 Toll Free 800/628-6268 | Palm Beach 561/338-7530 www.lastrada.com
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The new showroom opens officially for business in December 2015. Stop in today and experience LaStrada Kitchens, Baths & More for yourself. Their fully bilingual staff is ready to engage you and your project with the latest in innovation, design and technology.
ABOUT LASTRADA FURNITURE & INTERIORS LaStrada Furniture & Interiors operates over 50,000 sq. ft. of stateof- the-art facilities in Fort Lauderdale which provides impressive manufacturing capabilities. In their onsite factory, skilled ‘Old World’ cabinetmakers and craftsmen create and build any concept or idea, paying meticulous attention to every detail. Visitors who tour the facilities are often amazed at how LaStrada is able to do everything in-house-- from initial pencil drawing to final installation. LaStrada ships and installs worldwide, and offers full export services on all of their custom lines. More information about LaStrada Furniture & Interiors is available online at www.lastrada.com
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