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Renovation gives new life to this secret garden home in the prestigious neighborhood of Port Royal. Photography by Giovanni Photography.
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Beachfront Bliss
Eclectic Glamour
Escape to the colorful surf and white sands with this custom seaside residence.
A collaboration of detail, luxury, and casual living is featured in this alluring Talis Park home.
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Natural Beauty
Authentic Inspiration
This home’s understated elegance is created by mixing casual and semi-formal living.
Designed to create a balance between tradition and innovation for a comfortable yet sleek lifestyle.
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Curb Appeal
This Grey Oaks home is designed with exquisite style accompanied by bold accents.
With a charismatic exterior and peaceful interior, this West Indies influenced home embodies transitional style.
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This enticing British Colonial grand estate features contrasting light and dark furnishings.
Commitment to Excellence: In our January 2014 issue, we did not credit the architect in the “Effortless Elegance” article on page 150. This home was designed by New Architectura. Also, in our “Signature Home” article on page 46, the correct title for Rich Guzman is Residential Designer.
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This warm and rich Spanish Mediterranean-inspired home is an inviting oasis.
A combination of modern and coastal living is achieved with clean lines and natural textures.
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This Olde Naples home is a fusion of old and new that creates a polished and serene finish.
An undeniable air of elegance merges with a coastal flair indicative of the true Florida lifestyle.
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DISTINCTIVE DESIGN
BEFORE & AFTER
84 Living Rooms 88 Kitchens 90 Dining Rooms 92 Bedrooms 94 Bathrooms 96 Bonus Rooms 98 Outdoor Living 1 00 Vignettes
106 Stofft Cooney Architects
DESIGNER AT HOME 110 Lisa Lovetto
BUSINESS PROFILE 114 Storm Force
BEHIND THE SCENES 116 Collins & DuPont
COMMUNITY PROFILES 228 Tiburon 230 Colony Golf & Bay Club 26
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This issue’s cover team first learns the good news. From left, Back Row: Mike Assaad of Waterside Builders, Larry White of Downing Frye, Matthew Kragh of MHK Architects, Chris Hylemon of Hyland Cabinetry. Front Row: Kelsey Miklavcic of Home & Design, Mary Catherine White of Downing Frye, Kristen Williams of kw properties, Amanda Gearey of Hyland Cabinetry, and me. Group photo and cover story photography by Giovanni Photography.
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Kristen Williams/kw properties. . .................... 52
Kukk Architecture & Design. . ...................... 226
London Bay Homes....................................... 225
MHK Architecture & Planning. . ...................... 54
Salem Homes.................................................. 302
R.G. Designs..................................................... 197
Stock Development. . ...........................................2
Stofft Cooney Architects. . ............................... 75
WCI Communities...........................................227
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Abbey Carpet & Floor. . ............................. 18, 154
The Colony Golf & Bay Club........................ 230
Azar Gallery Fine Rugs.................................. 305
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Designers’ Rug Center................................. 296
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Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring......... 168
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Accurate Pavers............................................. 290
Angela Fine Furnishings............................... 295
Action Automatic Door & Gate. . ................. 300
Bay Design Store. . .............................................. 14
Design Studio by Raymond............................ 66
Casa Italia. . ........................................................... 35
The Forester Group....................................... 294
Cinnabar Design................................................. 31
Renaissance Ornamental............................ 299
Clive Daniel Home............................................. 33
Sandpiper Construction............................... 293
Denmark Interiors. . ......................................... 298
Storm Force....................................................... 114
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Tile Market & Design...................................... 285
International Design Source. . ......................... 74
United Materials, Inc............................................. 68
J Mark Modern Home................................... 286 Jeffrey Fisher Home...................................... 303 Light Bulbs Unlimited...................................... 123 Lighting First. . ...................................................... 20 Michael Biondo Lifestyle Design................. 153 MP Interiors......................................................... 29 Norris Home Furnishings.. ............................. 196 Peach Tree Designs.. ......................................... 81 Ralph Lauren Home. . ........................................ 29 Sweetgrass Designs..................................... 288 West Indies Home Collection. . .................... 306 Window Wear Design.. .................................. 289 Wright Interior Group. . ...................................... 64
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Collins & DuPont Interior Design......... 116, 120
All About Closets. . ............................................ 212
Creahsa Weglarz Interiors............................ 291
AlliKristé Custom Cabinetry & Kitchen Design.............................................274
Freestyle Interiors............................................ 137 HJ Designs....................................................... 292 Janet Bilotti Interiors....................................... 105 Jinx McDonald Interior Designs.................. 170 Kelli Interior Design Studio.............................. 78 Kira Krümm International Design.................. 82 Landmark Design of Sanibel.......................... 63
Clive Christian. . ......................................................8 DKS Distinctive Kitchen Studio.. .................. 136 Elite Cabinetry.. ................................................... 39 Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery.. ............................................. 58 Hill’s Showcase of Fine Plumbing................. 22
LDL Interiors, Inc..............................................297
Hyland Custom Cabinetry/A Thomas Riley Company............................................................. 57
Little Palm Design Group.. ............................... 25
Kitchens By Clay. . .............................................. 80
Lovetto Design.................................................. 110 Mercedes Courland Interiors. . ..................... 185
Royal Palm Closet Design & Fine Cabinetry................................................. 232
Pacifica Interior Design.................................. 195
Ruffino Cabinetry. . ........................................... 210
Soco Interiors.. .................................................... 73
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Vogue Interiors................................................ 260 W Design Interiors............................................. 77
Logistics William C. Huff Companies.......................... 304
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A. Vernon Allen Builder, Inc............................. 27
Arthur Shafran................................................. 233
Castle Harbour Homes. . ................................ 124
Barry DeNicola Realty....................................... 16
Foresite Homes.. ................................................ 70
Don Winkler.......................................................... 12
Genuine Home Builders, Inc... ...................... 301
Emily K. Bua and Tade Bua-Bell.................. 102
Gulfshore Homes............................................ 169
Keating Associates......................................... 104
Harbourside Custom Homes. . ..................... 261
Lauren Fowlkes.. ..............................................275
JCB Construction Group.............................. 152
Mary Catherine & Larry White....................... 53
Knauf-Koenig Group, LLC.............................. 59
Michael G. Lawler.................................................6
McGarvey Custom Homes............................ 72
Premier Sotheby’s International Realty.... 308
Potter Homes................................................... 126
The Renee Team.. ........................................... 246
Specialty Building Services.......................... 103 Titan Homes...................................................... 184 Waterside Builders, Inc.................................... 56
Trade Associations Interior Design Society.................................... 211
Photography Giovanni Photography................................... 122
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Secret garden In the coveted Naples neighborhood of Port Royal, a hidden gem from the early 1990s has been given new life. Where many would have been overwhelmed by the idea of renovation, Kristen Williams and her trusted team seized the opportunity to revive something special. This speculative project, listed by Larry and Mary Catherine White of Downing Frye Realty, is the perfect demonstration of how to add great value to an older structure by remastering it for today’s life style. From the moment you lay eyes on this property, you are captivated by the beauty and enchantment of the home’s exterior. A canopy of Live Oak trees welcomes you, and draws you in to discover one of the most striking features of the home’s facade. Bougainvillea trees that appear to be growing out of the front steps and up through the roof are more than just a remarkable architectural detail; they cleverly foreshadow the home’s continuous theme of bringing the outdoors in. The original architect on the home was Alfred W. French III, who was considered a true community leader. He left his mark on Naples in many ways including numerous important buildings, and a passionate commitment to community service. One of his most notable achievements was leading the efforts to obtain city and council approval for the Fifth Avenue revitalization plan of downtown Naples, the most sweeping proposal for redevelopment in the city’s history. The current architect, Matthew Kragh of MHK Architecture and Planning happened to know French, always admired his work, and was honored to have the chance to work on one of his creations. “The day Kristen and I first walked through this home, we knew it was the largest potential that we had seen. Great architecture does not tire, and this home’s former magnificence was just waiting to blossom again. With a few less walls, we were able to create a better flow which increased the functionality of the space,” says Kragh.
A fusion of nature and architecture was executed flawlessly by architect, Alfred French who designed the home around the bougainvillea trees. HomeAndDesign.net
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Entering through the lattice covered front doors for the first time is an experience that can only be described as delightful and surprising. If the exterior had not given it away, it is at this moment that you realize how remarkable this property really is. Rather than a typical reception area, or a formal living room, this home is built around a secret garden. The pyramidshaped atrium was transformed into an aviary and butterfly sanctuary that rivals most botanical gardens. Kristen enlisted the help of Mike & Jackie Malloy to refresh the space with nectar plants, and host plants for butterflies. All of the plants that you see here are native and indigenous to Florida. Mike Malloy is a Collier County Master Gardener and author of the book Butterfly Gardening Made Easy for Southwest Florida. “The Alfred French style old Florida home is something that people are trying to recreate today, so why mess with it. My goal was just to bring it back to life,” explains Williams. The builder that Kristen chose to revive the space was Mike Assaad from Waterside Builders. “This is the largest restoration of an existing home that we have done to this level of finish, and it is the most dramatic before and after,” expresses Assaad. Moving through the home you will find yourself in a truly one-of-a-kind kitchen. The space that you see now was once divided into two rooms. In order to bring this property up-to-date, a wall was removed to accommodate a 12-foot island, double butler’s pantries, and a spacious breakfast nook. “Our main concern was making Kristen’s kitchen exactly like she imagined and designed. Everything is fully integrated and all appliances are hidden. You would never know she has two refrigerators, an ice maker, wine cooler and refrigerator drawers,” adds Gregory Bennett, of Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery. Kristen’s attention to detail is one of the many reasons that her work shines so brightly. When multiple opportunities for custom carpentry pieces presented themselves, Williams reached out to Chris Hylemon and Amanda Gearey at Hyland Custom Cabinetry, A Thomas Riley Company. “The look we have created is a modern French cottage kitchen. We were
Left — The pyramid-shaped atrium was transformed into an aviary and butterfly sanctuary that rivals most botanical gardens. The space is furnished with Vintage black iron Woodard chairs and cushions upholstered in an off white Sunbrella fabric. Old radiator covers were salvaged, painted red, and turned into side tables. Following Spread — The kitchen incorporates a morning bar, and a wet bar (not pictured). The artwork in the butler’s pantry was painted by Bob Ransley, and sourced from Gallery 1 on 5th. Kristen has an entire collection of his work, and particularly enjoys the cheerful and colorful animals. HomeAndDesign.net
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able to maximize the storage and create multiple work spaces with a unique U-shaped island,” adds Gearey. Other custom details created by Hyland include the large French hood with stainless strapping, English Elm tabletop with live edge, and sliding barn doors. The barn doors were created with a lattice pattern to mimic the original doors and trim work that you see throughout the home. Kristen took a very creative approach to the large formal living room. The centerpiece of the room is an oversized French reproduction chandelier. Two full seating arrangements define the space and create a wonderful atmosphere for entertaining. Above the fireplace, an authentic Hollywood regency pagoda mirror is flanked by blue and white porcelain ginger jars for an elegant and timeless statement. Opposite the fireplace a large 4-panel painting by local artist Mally Khorasantchi brings color and life to the space. “I like working large and spontaneously, which I feel reflects who I am,” explains Khorasantchi. The look is tied together by flanking her artwork with pieces of an opium bed from Thailand. The natural wood of the bed blends well with the natural colors and textures used throughout the space. Reminiscent of a garden tea party, the dining room feels like something out of a dream. Used as inspiration throughout the entire home, the Chaing Mai Dragon pattern by Schumacher takes center stage here on the wingback chairs and seat cushions. The pattern encompasses Kristen’s vision and brings the magic of the secret garden into the home. A truly custom lighting fixture, this vibrant coral chandelier can’t be found in any store. With a homemade prototype consisting of red branches and Christmas lights, Kristen decided to collaborate with Judith Liegeois on the design. Ed Koehler, a Florida native who specializes in organic design, brought their vision to life. The Chinese water dragon table base (featured on the cover of this issue) was discovered by Kristen at a consignment store in downtown Naples. While it adds to the eclectic nature of the home, it ties in perfectly with the signature Schumacher fabric as if they were made for one another. The impressive sliding barn doors made of live edge slabs
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Above — The art installation in the living room features Pura Vida VIII by Mally Khorasantchi, which is 110x76 inches, oil on paper. The lively butterfly painting feels as if it were made for this home. Right — Featured on the cover of this issue, the dining room chairs are upholstered in the Chaing Mai Dragon pattern Schumacher fabric, which was used as inspiration for the entire home.
of English Elm were another custom detail executed by Hyland Custom Cabinetry. “We were seeking a creative way to cover the passage from the dining room to the kitchen and didn’t want to stick with the standard pocket type door system. The barn door style offered a world of possibilities for unique door slabs. We wanted to achieve a natural looking element that would be not only functional but aesthetically pleasing. The hardware was custom made with the intent of creating an industrial and aged element that was also strong enough to carry the weight of the doors,” describes Hylemon. Overlooking both the pool and the garden, this room is filled with natural light and surrounded by beautiful scenery.
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The master suite overlooks a canal and a view of lush undeveloped land, which is especially rare in Port Royal. Anchoring the space, a jute rug is a neutral base for the soft blue and purple color palette. The original master bathroom and dressing rooms were completely gutted to make room for updates and an additional guest room. In the new bathroom, a soaking tub is accented with a dainty chandelier, and the walls are clad in Calcutta Gold tile. This one-of-a-kind residence has all the conveniences of modern living, with all the character and charm of old Florida. “Walking through this home, you are taken on a journey into Kristen Williams’ vision. Her ability to curate and assemble unique treasures to form an eclectic look is second-tonone,” raves Larry and Mary Catherine White of Downing Frye Realty. “Keeping the integrity of the
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Above — In the master bedroom a cool blue and purple color palette creates a soothing atmosphere for rest and relaxation. Right — The new master bathroom has a simplistic and elegant design. Clean lines and carefully chosen accessories include a vintage tribal prayer rug to dry your feet. All plumbing throughout the house was supplied by Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery.
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original design, she has brought this Port Royal beauty back to a home filled with sunshine and life.” This lovely estate home is being received with great excitement by those looking for a statement that will endure in Port Royal.
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Left — The lanai is furnished with two vintage Ficks Reed bamboo sectionals in a half-moon shape. The cushions are covered in an off white Sunbrella fabric for a functional but crisp look. Below — The pool deck is furnished with vintage Brown Jordan furniture which cleverly alludes to a stylish 50s Miami.
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Above — This room was designed with comfort in mind in neutral textures of restful creams, whites, and indigo blue. Cerused oak floors and white cabinetry are natural backgrounds for furnishings in a variety of finishes from seagrass and reclaimed wood to linen and cotton printed fabrics. Freestyle Interiors, freestyleinteriors.com; Potter Homes, potterhomesinc.com; Kukk Architecture, kukkarchitecture.com; DKS Cabinetry, dksnaples.com
Opposite Above Left — The great room features wood plank ceiling detail and travertine floors. A sophisticated coastal design feels fresh and open to the kitchen and breakfast nook. White dueling sofas create an anchor for the room and TV viewing area. Soco Interiors, socointeriors.com; Stofft Cooney Architects, stofftcooney.com; Lutgert Companies, lutgert.com Opposite Above Right — To create a modern design for the condo living room, intricate ceiling details provide visual interest and geometry, while clean lines in the furnishings, window treatments, and custom built-ins maintain a simple and serene backdrop. Lovetto Design, Inc., lovettodesign.com; Lighting First, lightingfirst.us; Window Wear Design, windowweardesign.com Opposite Below — A picturesque cedar-planked interior with whitewashed beams. This was a 1949 Sears catalog kit home that was completely revamped and outfitted with all modern technology. LDL Interiors, Inc., ldlinteriors.com; Tom Broccolo Custom Homes
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Right — A neutral palette punctuated with black accents defines this comfortable living area. The textured, natural elements complement the shiny chrome and colored glass art. Decorative dining room ceiling design coordinates beautifully with the geometric fabrics. Wright Interior Group, wrightinterior.com; Turn Key Construction, turnkeyconstructionnaples.com
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DESIGN LIVING ROOMS Left — Four plush textured stone velvet chairs surround a creamy leather ottoman with honey onyx center insert and silver leaf quartz finish inviting you to sit back and enjoy the pristine view from the Sunset Lounge. Stunning bronze chandeliers and a cleverly designed dropped ceiling add to the captivating ambiance. Kira Krümm International Design, kirakrumm.com
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Below — A luminous open floor plan greets you as you enter this spectacular 10,000 sq. ft high-rise residence at The Regent Park Shore, Naples. Tranquil cream hues create a canvas backdrop for sumptuous splashes of color inspired by the breathtaking panoramic views of a vivid Gulf Coast horizon. An exquisite Chihuly centerpiece beacons the eye atop a contemporary glass cocktail table. Kira Krümm International Design, kirakrumm.com
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Below — Abstract art captures the warmth and colors of a tropical setting in this warmly inviting seating arrangement which combines natural colors with bold accents. The Bay Design Store, baydesignstore.com
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Right — Art and accessories provide the finishing touches to these comfortable living spaces displayed in the Bay Design showrooms. Natural colors accompanied by bold accents enliven the design. The art and accessories also reflect the flora and fauna of the tropics, as well as the natural shapes found there. The Bay Design Store, baydesignstore.com
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Top — Custom-designed cabinetry, gourmet appliances, and a sit-down island with complimentary details make up this cozy kitchen. Pendant light anchor the island and a corner sink window brings in the view. LDL Interiors, Inc., ldlinteriors.com Bottom Right — A luxury condo’s kitchen presents lighting challenges due to concrete ceilings and mechanical systems. A satin finish monorail is the perfect solution, providing style and even lighting to the space. White glass pendants offer clean lines and illuminate the countertop. Lighting design by The Light Lady, Lynne Stambouly - Specialty Lighting Division of Lighting First, Specialtylightingdivision.com Bottom Left — The design embraces the unique seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle found in international luxury resorts. The oversized island in the kitchen is flanked by West Indies water hyacinth counter stools and illuminated by an original driftwood chandelier. West Indies Home Collection, westindieshome.com; Quail West, quailwest.com Opposite Top — The kitchen is the heart of this home. A bright white finish was chosen in order to blend with the backgrounds, emphasizing the architectural details and beautiful countertops. Woven back barstools bring in the coastal look. Design West, designwestfl.com; Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; Talis Park, talispark.com
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Opposite Bottom Left — This open kitchen concept features a mix of taupe and chocolate brown cabinets. The glass backsplash tiles and square pendant lights over the island provide a modern twist. A carved weathered wood fixture anchors the nearby breakfast nook and the entire space overlooks the great room and outdoor living area. Soco Interiors, socointeriors.com; Stofft Cooney Architects, stofftcooney.com; Lutgert Companies, lutgert.com
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Opposite Bottom Right — This elegant kitchen includes an iridescent glass mosaic tile backsplash highlighting a custom brushed nickel hood with hand-hammered polished brass banding. Contemporary chandeliers featuring bi-colored cut crystals add an eclectic flair to this modernized traditional space. Collins & DuPont Design Group, Senior Designer - Lana Knapp, ASID, collins-dupont.com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com; United Materials, Inc.,umistone.com
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Above — The coastal ambiance of this dining room exemplifies the casual living of Southwest Florida. Soft robin’s egg blue walls are highlighted by a bright white painted wood grid detail which adds a stylized geometric flair. A polished and cut-crystal chandelier introduces a welcome elegance to the casual space. Collins & DuPont Design Group, Senior Designer- Lana Knapp, ASID, collins-dupont.com Opposite Above — The high-style dining room chairs have a T-back shape with a nailhead trim. The chocolate wood tone of the table and chair lets provide a nice contrast with the light porcelain floors. Mirrors were used to give the room an expansive feel. Marc-Michaels Interior Design Inc., marc-michaels.com; Quail West, quailwest.com
Opposite Below Left — A color palette of rich, neutral earth tones creates a warm ambiance for elegant dining with an intimate feel. Visual interest is added with the strong lines of the dark rifted oak columns, the dancing bubble chandelier, and the custom-designed botanicals by Sweetgrass Designs which all balance the vast height in the space. Barbara Rooch Interior Environments, barbararooch.com; Sweetgrass Designs, sweetgrassdesigns.biz Opposite Below Right — Featuring the Java Loft Collection from West Indies Home. The Paolo dining table is matched with clean lined Sono chairs in Indonesian rosewood. The Kiko consoles have inset panels of brushed copper and continue the design theme of Tropical luxury with a nod to Mid-century modern sensibility. West Indies Home Collection, westindieshome.com; Quail West, quailwest.com
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“TO CREATE A WARM AND INVITING BEDROOM, MIX CLEAN-LINED FURNITURE WITH A VARIETY OF TEXTURES AND FINISHES.”
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Top — The master bedroom is a glamorous retreat with a white plank ceiling highlighting the elegant chandelier. The night stands and dresser mix nail head, nickel and bronze finishes to give the room some sparkle. Design West, designwestfl.com; Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch. com; Talis Park, talispark.com
Opposite Above — The master bedroom has an overall feminine approach with a color palette which is neutral, light and fresh, with a hint of lavender. The bench adds a touch of glamour with lucite legs. MarcMichaels Interior Design Inc., marc-michaels.com; Quail West, quailwest.com
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Opposite Below — The master suite evokes a fresh feel that is timeless. The space feels romantic and cozy in cream and taupe mixed with patterned draperies and a stunning beaded metal chandelier. This is a room that embodies a current design but doesn’t feel trendy. Soco Interiors, socointeriors.com; Stofft Cooney Architects, stofftcooney.com; Lutgert Companies, lutgert.com
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Below Right — The stately custom-upholstered bed and headboard lend a sense of calm and stability to this master bedroom suite. Rich-toned custom builtin cabinetry and sumptuous bed coverings add to the sophisticated feel of this space. Lovetto Design, Inc., lovettodesign.com; Lighting First, lightingfirst.us; Window Wear Design, windowweardesign.com
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Below — The coastal guest suite has an eclectic and casual approach. Painted beams and tongue-andgroove detailing accent vertical peaked ceilings. A shell and iron chandelier create an earthy touch, balanced with metallic accents. Collins & DuPont Design Group, Designer- Alina Olinger, Allied ASID, collins-dupont.com; Potter Homes, potterhomesinc.com; Kukk Architecture, kukkarchitecture.com
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DESIGN BATHROOMS Top Left — Luxurious, spacious and inviting! The master bath in the Antigua Model at Quail West is the ultimate spa-like setting, featuring his and hers separate dressing areas and water closets. Sydney Leigh Warren/Luanza Maitland of Norris Home Furnishings, NorrisHomeFurnishings.com, Florida Lifestyle Homes, FLHFL.com
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Middle Left — Removing a raised tub and replacing it with a spa-like shower transformed this bath to a glamorous 21st century room. High tech lighting sets off the white Seta Perla tile with decorative Bixby clear glass inserts. Custom white cabinets with dual sinks are topped in concrete colored Quartz. The Forester Group, Inc., JimForester@mac.com Below Left — This contemporary master bath uses a sleek freestanding tub which allows the clients to view the beautiful Gulf. The custom travertine floor pattern and frosted glass doors with rich dark cabinetry create a warm and inviting space. The acrylic original artwork by Sudarsa above the tub completes the look with a splash of teal. Renee Gaddis, reneegaddis.com; Specialty Building Services, builtbysbs.com
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Below — This stunning bathroom features Dornbracht fixtures, Conrad natural woven shades, a solid onyx vessel sink atop a wallmounted walnut countertop, French limestone flooring, and Maya Romanoff mother-of-pearl wall covering. All of these elements make for a bath that is one-of-a-kind in design and craftsmanship. Landmark Design of Sanibel, landmarkdsgn@aol.com
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Top Right — The Master Bathroom is a showstopper with fully tiled vanity walls in blue and white tiles and mounted shaped shell mirrors framed in a Chiclet tile detail flank the floating tub to create a romantic setting. The cabinets are a soft ivory to carry that feminine and luxurious feel into the room. Design West, designwestfl.com; Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; Talis Park, talispark.com Below Right — Bold symmetry defines this modern master bath, simulataneously creating drama and a sense of harmony. A blue, cream, and taupe color scheme is seen in the marble-like porcelain tile, glass mosaics, and mica wall coloring reflect the rich and peaceful palette that is evident througout the space. Lovetto Design, Inc., lovettodesign.com; Lighting First, lightingfirst.us; Window Wear Design, windowweardesign.com Below Left — Custom designed wood cabinetry in a rich mocha finish, is accented with Calcutta Gold counter tops and stone floors. The arched architectural detail transitions from the vanity area into a serene setting. Cut mosaic stone tiles accent the face of the tub. Denise Ward/Lori Christy of Denise Ward Interior Design, Inc., denisewardinteriors.com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com; AlliKristé Custom Cabinetry and Kitchen Design, allikriste.com
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Top — Unique wall covering from Donghia is woven with horse hair which gives the walls in this theater room a warm texture. An extra-wide custom sofa from Henredon allows many guests to enjoy movies on the 120-inch screen. Landmark Design of Sanibel, landmarkdsgn@aol.com
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Below — The finishes in the clubroom are dark and rich to create a more masculine feeling with touches of soft gray. The bronze metal cocktail table and wine chiller bring sophistication and function to the space. A breathtaking view of the golf course can be enjoyed from the contemporary wing chairs in a dark blue fabric. Design West, designwestfl.com; Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; Talis Park, talispark.com Opposite Top — The use of oversized black and white prints give this office space an urban feel. Cream colored walls and a white lacquered desk keep the space light and airy. Marc-Michaels Interior Design Inc., marc-michaels.com; Quail West, quailwest.com
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Opposite Below — This space embodies serene and sophisticated elegance, featring chiseled quartz stone textured walls, rich velvety textiles accented with dark stained rifted oak wood, cabinetry, and furnishings. The modern and clean fireplace compliment the one-of-a-kind lighting which are pieces of art themselves, adding visual interest to the room. Barbara Rooch Interior Environments, Inc., barbararooch.com
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“OUTDOOR SPACES ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT AS INDOOR. CREATE COMPLIMENTARY LOUNGING AND DINING SPACES BY EXTENDING YOUR INTERIOR PALETTE OUTDOORS.”
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Right — Rich in foliage, this tranquil color palate lays quiet against the elements of fire, water, and earth, which pique and excite the senses in this contemporary outdoor space. Relaxed and comfortable seating areas make for great entertaining. Barbara Rooch Interior Environments, Inc., barbararooch.com Below — The front porch of this Olde Naples Cottage is a wonderful extension of the rustic interior. Soft weathered teak furnishings with aqua blue and mist green help to create a cozy space that complements both the interior and exterior spaces. LDL Interiors, Inc., ldlinteriors.com
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Opposite Top — This outdoor space is the perfect place for entertaining, dining, and conversation. The lanai is furnished with a large and comfortable sectional positioned in front of a gas fireplace. Sydney Leigh Warren/Luanza Maitland of Norris Home Furnishings, NorrisHomeFurnishings.com; Florida Lifestyle Homes, FLHFL.com; Patio World, PatioWorld.com
Photograph by Randall Perry
Opposite Below — This rear facing courtyard porch offers the best seat outside the house. You can cozy up to the stone fireplace, find the perfect spot to read, or dine with eight of your favorite guests. A full outdoor kitchen, open air dining, and guest quarters are just steps away. LDL Interiors, Inc., ldlinteriors.com
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Above — Bathe blue walls in this guest bedroom retreat are a soothing color for guests. The dresser is whitewashed oak with a porthole mirror above. Tasteful accessories complement the restful interior with a touch of zen at the beach. Freestyle Interiors, freestyleinteriors.com; Potter Homes, potterhomesinc.com; Kukk Architecture, kukkarchitecture.com Above Right— Entering the foyer of Cottage Corner East a welcoming handcarved bench is made even more inviting off the beach flanked by a cozy pillow in F. Schumacher’s Chiang Mai Dragon in Aquamarine fabric and a neighbors floral beach basket. A slightly worn yet sturdy Persian Carpet makes takes care of some of the sand and makes it easy on the feet without a fuss. Admire yourself in the vintage rattan trimmed mirror beneath The Elk horns from a Vermont Farm add some whimsy as a hat rack with an organic feel. Kristen Williams; Mary Catherine & Larry White, naplesluxuryestates.com
Opposite Above — Exquisite Vanity Area off of the Master Bedroom with a tissue paper faux finished walls in a soft sea blue accented with a mother of pearl framed mirror, mercury glass pendant and a distressed hand carved wood console. A truly relaxing, private space. Michelle Perry and Denise Ward of Denise Ward Interior Design, deniseward.com Opposite Below Right — Also found in Cottage Corner East, the inviting reading loft welcomes you. Jack Dickerson’s Limes Lady Painting sets a tropical tone and presides over a vintage Gampel Stoll Elephant Fretwork Desk Lacquered in Vibrant Orange discovered in my favorite West Palm Beach haunts. Accented with a blooming orchid, A classically designed 1950’s Lucite Sling Chair completes the ensemble. Kristen Williams; Mary Catherine & Larry White, naplesluxuryestates.com Opposite Below Left — “Welcome Home” says this beach home foyer designed in restful tones of sand, soft white, and indigo blue. Beadboard wainscoting wraps the walls with a playful collage of sea shells and prints above a hand-rubbed finished chest, all nestled under the staircase leading to the main living area. Freestyle Interiors, freestyleinteriors.com; Potter Homes, potterhomesinc.com; Kukk Architecture, kukkarchitecture.com
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BEFORE AND AFTER
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“It was a diamond in the rough,” states Virginia Forget, describing the home that she and her husband, Bob, purchased, designed, and renovated. Originally built in the mid 1980’s, this classical Mediterranean style villa in the Park Shores area of Naples, had lost much of its former appeal. Working with architect John Cooney, of Stofft Cooney Architects, and Mike Nourse Construction, the team renovated the entire structure. Aside from the exterior walls and the roof, all was removed and replaced with a new transitional modern villa design--entirely transforming this property, maximizing its potential, and bringing forth its hidden beauty.
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On the exterior of the home, the original decorative elements are stripped away and replaced by smooth surfaces, clean lines, aluminum awnings, and black-framed Anderson windows. The symmetry of the center-line stairs and entryway are replaced by French doors leading into a bedroom, a blue-tiled infinity waterfall, and lush landscape features. “The new approach path becomes a gently rising series of plateaus,” explains Cooney, “meandering towards the new off-set entranceway, allowing a more casual welcome to the home.” 106
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Originally, the interior of the house was divided into small shadowy chambers, including separate galley kitchen, dining, and family rooms, as well as 3 downstairs bedrooms. Dark wood cabinetry and furnishings, as well as limited windows, meant that the space absorbed a great deal of light and felt “cave-like.” “The original design had neglected the home’s unique location,” states Forget. “We wanted to open up the view of the water and allow the sunlight in.”
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“Although the footprint remained the same, everything inside is new,” clarifies Mark Nourse. The kitchen, dining room, and living space are combined into a single great room, allowing sunlight to flow throughout the space and accommodating extra features, such as a breakfast bar, with the new found room. Bi-fold, zero-corner doors let large portions of the wall open fully to the sea breeze. Custom designed cabinetry, with high-gloss stain and white finishes, and accents of chrome and glass, complement the modern furnishings, enhancing the contemporary style. The inclusion of a television projector and 120-inch rolling screen that can descend from the ceiling ensures that the panoramic view is uncompromised by this modernized entertainment space. Furthermore, trayed ceilings were added here, as well as in every room, to add volume and style to the home.
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BEFORE AND AFTER
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The former master bedroom was a gloomy affair. Wide, brown wood moldings and classic terracotta tiles absorbed light and contributed to making the space feel smaller. Divided pane doors limited the flow of sunlight into the room and a small study off the room allowed no light at all. Furthermore, typical swinging doors translated to a great deal of lost space.
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The new master bedroom reinforces the contemporary, casual style through the careful reflections of light and maximization of space. “Every room has is its own unique trayed ceiling design,” explains Forget. “However this one is my favorite because it adds so much volume to the room.” A chic striato olimpico marble floor, in a bamboo pattern, extends through the master suite. The moldings were minimized to only white baseboards and brought flush with the wall in order to maintain a crisp clean feel. Modernized barn doors resting on stainless steel rails slide easily against the wall, acting as unique design elements without taking space from the room. When opened, these doors frame a fire-ribbon style fireplace that welcomes the owner into the new master bathroom.
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Originally intended as one of the bedrooms, this room was built with a traditional vault ceiling and travertine marble tile. The window view was interrupted by the balcony rail and a large chandelier, as well as AC elements, stood out abruptly on the ceiling. Due both to its size and shape, the space seemed cold and cavernous.
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Recreated as the new study, this room now boasts a classy, contemporary style. Recessed can lighting and nearly invisible AC elements blend into the double alcove ceiling, granting additional space, a more efficient flow of conditioned air, and the ability to install larger windows. The dark porcelain tile in a running bond motif is reminiscent of wood, while remaining modern. The custom cabinetry and shelving, with its simple contemporary shapes and colors, are reflective of the Forget’s ultimate vision: a “less is more” philosophy. “This was a really enjoyable project,” states Bob Forget. “Virginia knew just what she wanted and shared her ideas with John Cooney. With the help of John and the experts at Mike Nourse Construction, we were able to make her dream a reality.” Written by Scott Hickerson Photography by Amber Frederiksen Photography Stofft Cooney Architects 633 9th Street N Naples, FL 34104 239.262.7677 www.stofftcooney.com
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LISA LOVETTO
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Lisa Hampton Lovetto is a fifth generation native of Naples. Her great-great grandfather, Madison Weeks and his brother, John, are noted in the county records as the first settlers of this area in the mid-1800’s. She is a proud Neapolitan with a deep and abiding sense of place, and over fifty years of history experiencing the exponential growth of Southwest Florida. A lifetime of observation, study and practice give her a grasp of the lifestyle here few others possess. Lovetto adds, “I have the unique and rare experience of growing up in the pristine beauty of early Naples. My design aesthetic, regardless of style, is deeply informed by the desire to bring that sense of sublime beauty into every interior that I create.” Lisa’s training began at a very early age. “For as long as I can remember, I helped my mother rearrange the furniture and artwork in our homes….and we moved frequently! I was even allowed to select my own bedroom carpet and paint color.” So the seeds for a career in Interior Design were sown. As Lisa recalls, “The decisive moment was at Career Day, Naples High School, 1976. I was listening to a presentation by two local designers and distinctly remember being overcome with a sense of certainty that this is it…this is who I am. The luxury of certainty is so sweet.” After acquiring her Bachelor of Arts degree in Interior Design from Florida State University, Lovetto went to work for an architectural firm. Further apprenticeships with a few key interior design mentors rounded out her training, and in 1996 she opened her own firm. Lovetto Design, Inc. specializes in high-end residential work, professional and medical offices, and Left — Natural stone, custom moldings and afrormosia hardwood cabinetry abound throughout this warm contemporary abode that Lovetto designed with the assistance of architect, Jeff Scott. “It was a labor of love,” Lisa recalls. “We gutted the entire house and started from scratch. It is a unique and personal backdrop for the people and things we love the most.” Bronze “Shaman of the Benediction” wall sculpture over the fireplace is by William Worrell. Artifacts and antiquities are from the Lovettos’ personal collection.
yachts. Lisa personally executes all design drawings and details and then sees those designs through to fruition. When it comes to style, Lisa’s work is clean and classic, whether it’s a contemporary or traditional interior. She feels a successful project is a partnership between client and designer that requires imagination, spirit, discipline,
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professional and technical knowledge and trust. Such a relationship produces interiors that stimulate and refresh the soul. The ease and harmony that result from such a working relationship bear living spaces that capture the spirit and personality of their occupants. Aside from the natural beauty of Naples, Lovetto has been greatly influenced by her experiences during extensive travel to many parts of the globe, including Bali, Hong Kong, Tibet and Nepal, to Europe, the America’s and the Caribbean Islands. This has had a profound influence on her own home, as well as her overall design aesthetic.
Above Left — Lisa’s love of symmetry is highlighted once again in this view of the kitchen cooktop surround and double islands. This room was designed for her husband, who thankfully for her, loves to cook! The hand-made afrormosia cabinets throughout the house were designed by Lovetto and built by Southwest Woodwork in Naples. Architectural light fixtures are by Kevin Reilly for Holly Hunt. Above Right — This light-filled dining area, open to the kitchen and great room, has a sanctuary-like atmosphere. Underscored by a chandelier and wall sconces made with real candles, aptly titled “Altar,” this is truly a divine space for sharing food and conversation. McGuire bamboo dining table, antique Chinese chairs, and Indonesian buffet add to the global feel of this space. Light fixtures are by Kevin Reilly for Holly Hunt. Below Right — Lisa calls this exquisite room her “little jewel box.” Every inch, except the ceiling, is lined with rift-cut oak and mirrors, fit together with puzzle-like precision. A cleverly placed linen closet is hidden from view by an oak panel flush with the walls and accessible by touch latch only… one of many expertly hidden storage areas in the home. Honey onyx countertop and polished nickel accents create warmth and sparkle when lit. Woodwork and cabinetry by Southwest Woodwork. Below Middle — Lisa at work in her bead reliquary, designing and making jewelry from shells, natural stones, and beads of every description.
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More recently, Lisa’s interest has been piqued by the rapidly growing science of design. “We now have a growing
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body of scientific evidence that informs us about the very real effects of light, color, sound, scent, temperature and other stimuli on the physical, mental, emotional and even spiritual bodies of humans.” This supports her mission, which is “to design interior spaces that have the potential to create and support a sense of wellbeing in the people who live and work in those spaces. There’s an underlying need to create simplicity and a sense of peace and harmony in all the interiors that I have the honor of creating, and woven into that is this rich tapestry of other cultures and places that hold home as sanctuary…sacred space.” Above — The master bedroom is a very personal expression of Lisa’s passion for Asian antiques and tropical lifestyle. The carved poster bed and chest are from Ralph Lauren. The Aboriginal painting over the bed is titled “Dreamtime,” and was acquired on a trip to Australia many years ago. Brazilian chestnut hardwood floors throughout the private areas have a calming and grounding effect in the spacious interiors. The very large Chinese armoire and beautifully carved bench are from the Lovettos’ private collection.
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Right — Groin-vaulted ceilings and a hand-painted silk Fortuny light fixture add to the drama and elegance of Lisa’s spa-like master bath. His and her mirror-image vanities, designed with many hidden storage features, flank the large tub alcove overlooking a tropical garden oasis.
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COLLINS & DUPONT
Lana Knapp, Alina Olinger, and Sherri DuPont
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your home designed by a professional? The majority of Home & Design readers are either looking for or contemplating hiring a talented interior design group. To share what that experience would be like, we are taking a behind-the-scenes look at a design firm that has been based in Southwest Florida for over 25 years. Collins & DuPont Design Group was founded by Kim Collins and Sherri DuPont in 1987. They came together with a shared philosophy of how to best serve their clients through the highest standards of personal service and a commitment to exquisite interior design choices that genuinely reflect each individual they work for. For more than two decades, their leadership and vision has turned Collins & DuPont into a
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successful full-service business; engaging a staff of over 40 highly skilled
people I design for,” states interior designer, Alina Olinger, Allied ASID.
designers and support professionals. With clients throughout Florida,
Olinger, a graduate of Florida State University, holds a degree in Interior
the United States and overseas, these two extraordinary women have
Design and has been with the firm for 9 years. She is a leader of one of
grown one of the largest interior design firms in Southwest Florida.
the 4 interior design teams.
Your experience at Collins & DuPont begins by walking into a 17,000
The synergy between the design teams is apparent as you move through
square foot design center where a reception area and beautifully
the building and can hear the buzz of colleagues sharing ideas and
appointed showroom create a welcoming atmosphere. Moving through
sitting side-by-side to review project color boards. “I love the process
the space past executive and administrative offices, conference rooms
of taking a raw undeveloped environment and transforming it into
and designer work areas surround an extensive resource library
a beautiful and functional space,”
brimming with inspirational textile and material samples from over
explains Jody Keene, ASID. Keene,
4,000 vendors worldwide. The design center also features an in-house
a graduate of North Dakota State
CAD department and 2,841 square foot warehouse that holds an eclectic
University, holds a Bachelor of Arts
selection of high-end furnishings and accessories with multiple rooms
in Interior Design and has been
dedicated solely to pillows, lamps, mirrors, and artwork.
with the firm for over 7 years.
With all the best resources on hand, it’s no wonder you will find the
As Keene leads her design team in
design teams so inspired. “I am passionate about what I do and the
a collaborative work area toward
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I am passionate about what I do and the people I design for.
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This organic contemporary kitchen features a clean-lined design with slab doors, glass, metal, a stone mosaic backsplash, and rectilinear stained beam celling detail. The focal point of the space is a dramatic framed pass-through with overlapping branch design that helped inspire the custom metal work of the stair railing.
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An ode to coastal comfort, this space features layered dropped slab ceilings and understated simplistic furnishings, creating a relaxed, contemporary environment. Pops of kiwi, tangerine, aqua, and crisp whites bring the room to life while framed crustaceans add a whimsical flair.
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This transitional master bath features a floating tub in front of bay windows, accented by a crystal and champagne silver chandelier. The blue-grey color palate and simple lines of the cherry cabinetry create a serene and calming atmosphere.
“ Jody Keene ASID
I love the process of taking a raw undeveloped environment and transforming it into a beautiful and functional space.
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the back of the facility, you can see
firm’s drafting department. By having an in-house CAD department, the
the consideration Collins & DuPont
designers have the ability and ease of working closely with professional
gave to details when carefully placing
draftsmen every step of the way instead of outsourcing and sending
their main presentation room in a
their plans to a subcontractor.
wing of the building that receives ample northern light. Because of this exposure, viewing selections in this space really gives a true sense of color and texture to design teams and their clients.
“I strive to create a truly exceptional space that reflects livability and the interests of my client,” says senior designer, Lana Knapp, ASID. An in-house CAD department truly aids in helping clients conceptualize in 3D how their space will come to life as the final design selections are
In the CAD department, ideas are brought to life with digital renderings.
put into place. Knapp, a graduate of Florida State University, has been
“We have learned how to pick the designers’ brains in order to create
with Collins & DuPont for 24 years.
a visual that will help their clients imagine what could be their new space,” describes John Biggs, Director of Design Production, in the
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This study features a free-standing desk and glass door bookshelves that create an airy and light work environment. The soft blue walls and driftwood cases add to the relaxed and laid-back feel of this space.
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Throughout the showroom, images of projects by these top designers are displayed to show the range of styles and level of detail that Collins
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& DuPont is known for achieving. Collectively, Knapp, Olinger, and
DuPont Design Group is still very much the same award-winning, full-
Keene hold Aurora and Sand Dollar Awards for Best Interior Detailing
service team of experts that our clients have come to know and rely
$2,000,000 million to $3,000,000 million, Best Detached Family Home
on for so many years,” says Collins. “It was time for us to demonstrate
Over $3 million, and Best Interior Design of Single Family Home $1.5
our growth, strength, and team effort with a re-branding initiative,”
million to $1.749 million. Additionally, Knapp was the Interior Designer
adds DuPont. Celebrating 27 years in
for the 2013 Grand Aurora, Best of State and Best of Show that was
business, Collins & DuPont Design
awarded to BCBE Construction.
Group is evolving with the times and
As a part of its 2014 company initiative, Collins & DuPont is evolving its brand with a new company name and revitalized logo. “Collins &
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will continue to deliver high quality design services worldwide.
I strive to create a truly exceptional space that reflects livability and the interests of my client.
This elevator lobby features classic and modern design styles. An overscaled damask wall-covering with metallic print is the backdrop to an iconic Chippendale chair with hand-carved detailing. The checkerboard marble floor makes a bold statement and subtletly ties in the black and white classic art hanging above.
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This contemporary den features a two-toned desk wall unit made of a rift-cut oak in a whitewashed charcoal finish. Its geometric design allows for ample hidden storage while maintaining an artful appeal. The furnishings are tailored in styling and are comfortable for reading and visiting with friends and family.
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Beachfront Bliss At the southernmost end of Fort Myers Beach, looking toward Lover’s Key and out across the Gulf of Mexico, rests a beachfront abode that exemplifies Florida leisure and comfort. Lush native plants hide this retreat from the noise and bustle of the outside world. With a panoramic view of one of Southwest Florida’s widest, whitest beaches, this custom-built home is just over 3,700 square feet, including four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and a great room. Built by Potter Homes and complimented with an interior design by Sheryl Blake of Freestyle Interiors, this beachfront getaway was carefully crafted to provide an ease of living and an unsurpassed view of surf and sand.
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Architect Carl Erickson design pays particular attention to the mass and scaling of the frontal features. “We wanted a small footprint and a wide view,” recalls Tom Potter of Potter Homes. A slight asymmetry adds a touch of wit and playfulness. The exterior is constructed of siding from James Hardie™ with Miratec trim, guaranteeing shelter from coastal storms. Impact resistant doors and windows remove the need for hurricane shutters. An open staircase sweeps around the north side of the home and the ground floor foyer contains both an elevator and internal staircase. On the Gulf side of the ground floor is an impressive pool and oversized spa area.
Left — The great room is kept open, allowing the homeowner to stand anywhere in the space and appreciate the splendor of the beach through the many glass doors and windows. Previous Page — Built by Potter Homes and complimented with an interior design by Freestyle Interiors, this Gulf shore getaway exemplifies Florida leisure.
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“It’s all about the view” states Potter, describing the first floor great room. By merging kitchen, dining room, and family room, the space is kept open, allowing the homeowner to stand anywhere to appreciate the splendor of the beach through the many glass doors and windows. Multiple pocketed sliding glass doors allow wide access to Gulf breezes and lead to a lanai equipped with motorized retractable insect screening for those rare nights when it’s needed. The white porcelain tile flooring was specified and supplied by Abbey Carpet & Floor of Naples, who coordinated the entire finish selection with Freestyle Interiors. “We provided and installed all of the tile, wood, carpet,” adds Josh Skinner of Abbey Carpet & Floor of Naples. The interior design is a transitional style that combines nautical and beach motifs with bold primary colors. “It is a stylized Cape Cod,” explains Blake. “Only, instead of being full of antiques, this home is full of bright, fun, little treasures.” The traditional nautical color palette of white and blue mimics the home’s surroundings, but is refashioned with the addition of exciting red and yellow accents. Polished nickel light fixtures glimmer like the waves beyond and keep the design modern. The kitchen, as well as all of the other rooms of the home, feature custom-designed cabinetry by Vincent Tormey of DKS Distinctive Kitchen Studio. These solid maple cabinets, with their vertical lines hinting at an
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Featuring custom cabinetry by DKS Distinctive Kitchen Studio, the kitchen has a relaxed atmosphere, while maintaining the highest level of craftsmanship.
The interior design, by Freestyle Interiors, plays with traditional nautical themes, while including bold, fresh choices, such as a red side bar and chrome fixtures.
informal beadboard style, complement the relaxed atmosphere of the overall design while maintaining the highest level of craftsmanship. Most of the cabinetry is painted in the classic white with chrome hardware. However, according to Blake’s request, the sidebar is finished in a daring red to enhance her interior design. “When first presented with the design, I was unsure about the red. It’s a very unusual request for cabinetry,” reveals Tormey. “However, once it was in, it looked spectacular. It really brings excitement to the space.” The kitchen is furnished with chrome plumbing and KitchenAid appliances, provided by Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery. Behind the sinks and gas range there is a backsplash of blue and white tumbled glass tiles that seem like they could have been brought in from the beach. “It is refreshing to see these beachside homes focusing on bringing the beauty of outside elements into the home. It is a perfect example of an open floor plan, bringing in light and incredible views of the natural environment. Clean lines, simple textures, and light colors give you a sense of calmness and serenity,” states Beth Ann Tuyls of United Materials, Inc. Contemporary chrome pendants illuminate the breakfast bar. Even the countertop granite contains traces of blue, maintaining the design consistency.
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The red side bar connects kitchen to dining space, where Blake’s design continues to employ blue, white, and yellow in the custom cushions, window treatments, and table setting. The unique chandelier above the dining table is chosen to supplement the design and provide adequate lighting, yet hang in such a way as to minimize the interruption to the view of the beach. The master suite encompasses the entire second floor, creating an additional level of retreat for the homeowner. The floor plan presses the master bathroom to the front of the home, towards the street, allowing the west wall of the master bedroom to open fully to the gulf. The exemplary collaboration between Potter Homes, Freestyle Interiors, and DKS Distinctive Kitchen Studio can be seen in the seamless design and construction of the master bathroom’s vanity space. Tormey’s modified beadboard design for the cabinetry is continued here, with added elements of Shaker style, such as decorative feet. This style is carried upward through Potter’s custom moldings and built in medicine cabinets. Brass finished plumbing elements and matching vanity sconces bring in just a touch of yellow and red, while the walls are a vibrant blue. Plantation shutters maintain privacy, while still allowing the morning sunrise to fill the room. Sliding pocket doors leading to a second floor balcony bestow the master bedroom with one of the greatest views of the sunset on the Southwest coast. White oak floors and a ceiling that reveals its beams and planks hearken back to an “old Florida” casual style. The modified beadboard style wainscoting connects with the cabinetry in the remainder of the home.
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Above — The wide pocket doors of the master bedroom look out across one of south Florida’s widest beaches, granting unparalleled sunset viewing. Right — “The nooks are fun, secluded spots, where you can hide away to write, read, or take a nap,” shares Blake. Opposite — Modified beadboard style cabinetry is complimented with bronze hardware pieces that match seamlessly with the lighting and plumbing elements.
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Balanced on either side of the master bedroom are smaller step-up “his and hers” nook areas, approximately eight foot square, for occasions when further solitude is desired. One is equipped as a small study or den, with a writing desk and bookcase, while the other is furnished with a comfortable window seat. And consistent with the home’s concept, each of these nooks has its own great view of the beach. As is his habit, Potter worked closely with environmental authorities to maintain and restore the native wildlife and vegetation. With the assistance of Christian Andrea of Architectural Land Design, the home is surrounded with plant species that provide privacy, add beauty, and leave the dune habitat intact.
Written by Scott Hickerson Photography by Daniel Newcomb Freestyle Interiors 3525 Bonita Beach Road, Suite 105 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.949.2210 www.freestyleinteriors.com Potter Homes, Inc. 809 Walkerbilt Road, Suite 4 Naples, FL 34110 239.254.9319 www.potterhomesinc.com DKS Distinctive Kitchen Studio 6230 Shirley St. Unit #101 Naples, FL 34109 239.591.8535 www.dksnaples.com Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 3406 Domestic Ave Naples, FL 34104 239.643.0070 www.ferguson.com United Materials, Inc. 1615 Trade Center Way Naples, FL 34109 239.593.6995 www.umistone.com Abbey Carpet & Floor of Naples 13250 Tamiami Trail North Naples, FL 34110 239.596.5959 www.naples.abbeycarpet.com
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eclectic glamour In Talis Park, a team of visionary builders and designers has come together to create a fusion of the traditional and the modern—the Barlovento estate home. The result of this collaboration between developer Kitson & Partners, residential designer Dan Sater, Fox Custom Builders, and Clive Daniel Home, is an original masterpiece that provides open, fresh interiors and simple, elegant details, in a transitional French chic style. With 3,446-squarefeet, including three bedrooms, three full baths, and a study, the home balances the desires for both luxury and casual living into a space that can accommodate all life’s activities. “This home proves that a harmony between great builders and designers can result in a space that is in touch with today’s market and offers something for everyone,” shares John Hillman of Kitson & Partners.
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While remaining true to Talis Park’s characteristic Tuscan feel, the exterior of the home uses subtle elements, such as Asian-inspired brick patterns and lighting fixtures, to hint at the innovative treasures inside. A front courtyard also sets it apart from other homes in the community, defining a distinctly welcoming entry space. Entering the home, one is presented with an unobstructed view through the entry hallway to a backdrop southern exposure of swimming pool, golf course, and nature preserve. “We are particularly proud of the open and airy feeling of the interior,” states Nicole Fox of Fox Custom Builders. This effect is maintained throughout the construction and design by the integration of large windows, vertical accents, and the continuous reflection of light off of mirrors, marble, and glass. “But, it’s all the little architectural details that make this home so special,” adds Fox. Some of those “little details” include the crisp architectural lines, extensive Queen Beige polished travertine marble, smooth paint finishes, and casement windows—a feature uncommon to Florida homes. 140
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Above — The unobstructed view through the home to a backdrop of the pool and a lush green landscape beyond draws the outdoors in and welcomes the visitor to a truly comfortable, yet chic, living experience. Natural light and Chinese Chippendale design patterns are introduced in the entry hallway and reflected throughout the spacious interior. Opposite — A wonderful sense of spaciousness is created in the dining room through the use of facing sequences of mirrors and a wide view to the outdoors.
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For the Clive Daniel Home’s design team of Chad Elkins and Kelley Bridwell, the greatest influence for this project comes from the Chinese Chippendale style, which can be seen in every part of the home through its replication of simple, elegant geometric patterns. The most original application of this influence can be seen in the ceiling designs. “We decided to take the classic Chinese Chippendale motif, expand and exaggerate it, and place it on the ceiling,” explains Bridwell. “As a fan of this traditional historic style,” shares Elkins. “I can say that I’ve never seen it applied to a ceiling in this way. This is entirely fresh and new.” “The entryway marble is the inspiration for the color palette,” imparts Bridwell. “The use of neutral colors through every element of the design maintains unity and allows the owner to create their own color in the space.” This approach is revealed in the eclectic choice of metal fixtures and furnishings, the use of mirrors and glass, and the selection of fabric patterns, furthering the blend of the traditional and the modern. The beauty of the home’s outdoor surroundings is brought graciously into the living room through wide glass panes and the placement of natural adornments, such as the rustic coffee table. A built-in entertainment system rests against a crisp and classy polished tile wall. Tall vertical niches introduce a pattern of rectangular symmetry found throughout the home and accentuate the sense of vibrant, airy space.
The natural beauty of the home’s outdoor surroundings is brought graciously into the living space through wide glass panes and the placement of natural adornments. Vertical niches reinforce the design’s symmetry and accentuate the sense of vibrant, airy space. HomeAndDesign.net
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The rectangular sequences are repeated and reinforced within the dining room walls and ceiling. “Dining here is a unique experience,” describes Elkins. “The facing mirrors and wide view of the outdoors creates a wonderful sense of open space as light and image is reflected around the room.” The kitchen provides stylish clean appeal in the continuance of neutral colors, with surprise amber accents to delight the eye. Specialty glass tile backsplashes add energy to the space and enhance the height of the original Clive Daniel Home cabinetry design. A central countertop and bar allow for ease of both culinary endeavors and casual entertaining. Within the study, traditional and modern features fuse in a distinctive and cozy charm. The home’s exclusive ceiling design is repeated here above French oak floors, continuing the play of light and dark tones. Over the double glass exterior doors, an upper transom window invites the eye upward towards an open sky. The selection of eclectic metal, wood, and stone furnishings, along with photographs of Old Naples, establishes a singular sense of place and time.
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Above — The spacious kitchen allows for ease of both culinary endeavors and casual entertaining. Neutral tones provide stylish clean appeal, while surprise amber accents delight the eye. Right — The study is a distinctive fusion of traditional and modern style, incorporating an eclectic selection of metal, wood, and stone furnishings, along with photographs of Old Naples, to establish a singular sense of place and time.
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Above — The master bedroom is an inviting retreat of serenity and style, where the home’s signature design themes are simplified further in order to encourage calm and relaxation.
Eclectic world influences are echoed in the master bath. A raised Ipe wood deck, with a gentle,
Left — Asian-inspired decorative furnishings, a graceful bathtub set on Ipe wood decking, and natural sunlight spilling through high-set windows combine to promise a luxurious spa-like sensation to the bathing experience.
still maintaining privacy. Asian inspired fixtures and decorative furnishings combine to promise a
naturalistic curve, supports the graceful free-standing bathtub. A pair of casement windows, set high in the polished marble wall, reinforces the sequential design, allowing sunlight to spill inward while luxurious spa-like experience. The master bedroom is an inviting retreat of serenity and style, where the home’s signature design themes are simplified further in order to encourage calm and relaxation. Large, carefully placed windows ensure plenty of natural light and a splendid morning view of the landscaping and golf course, beyond. By drawing the pool in close to the home and breaking up the backdrop with lush landscape pieces, the home’s rear exterior seems to become part of the natural surroundings. Fountains and a spill-over spa add a delightful auditory element reminiscent of hidden waterfalls.
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The exceptional level of craftsmanship revealed in the home does not stop with the main living areas, though. “One of the nice touches to this home is that the guest rooms are not forgotten—each one is given a wonderful view and its own special courtyard,” states Hillman. “The exceptional collaboration and thorough attention to detail makes this home complete for all who step inside.”
Written by Scott Hickerson Photography by Giovanni Photography Fox Custom Builders 8595 Collier Blvd., Suite 107 Naples, FL 34114 239.261.1082 www.foxdev.net Talis Park 16980 Livingston Road Naples, FL 34110 239.449.5900 www.talispark.com Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail North Naples, FL 34103 239.261.4663 www.clivedaniel.com
Fountains, a spill-over spa, and lush landscape accents draw the pool and exterior of the home together.
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Natural Beauty Cool breezes and cheerful sunlight flow easily through a spacious hideaway of casual, semi-formal Florida living. Facing west to welcome golden sunsets and located on one of Naples’ widest and most stunning canals, the home is carefully situated to conceal its considerable size of 7,361 square feet, including 4,812 square feet under air and a massive 8-car garage. Through the collaborative handiwork of developer G.O. Thornhill of Salem Homes and the design team of Jeffrey and Deborah Fisher of Jeffrey Fisher Home, along with the craftsmanship of fabulous Naples artisans such as Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring, this home combines the elements of both luxury and leisure into the very definition of Florida class. Upon approach, the home reveals a distinctly Floridian feel in its understated elegance. “We wanted to create a home that expresses quality and excellence without being overwhelming,” states Thornhill. “Through custom designing a floor plan that is deeper than it is wide, and by fitting the home on the property in a natural manner, we were able to
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maintain the simplicity and still give the owner plenty of space.” Additionally, native landscape pieces, including the property’s original coconut palms, were utilized to further the sense that the home belongs to its environment. Through the grand wood doorway, the foyer leads directly into the living room, a space defined by both symmetry and style. Matching sets of furnishings—sofas, trees, tables, and sconces— imbue the space with a sense of formality. This is balanced comfortably by a plethora of large
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Above — Through the grand wood doorway, the foyer leads directly into the living room, a space defined by both symmetry and style. Opposite — The splendor of the outdoors is drawn in with the placement of a large mirror over the buffet.
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pillows, a playful color scheme, and plenty of open space. The walls are papered in a 5” neutral stripe wallpaper from Farrow & Ball that continues onto the ceiling. Two identical oversized mirrors hang above each sofa reflecting the wooden chandelier. “And to prove we didn’t want to take the room too seriously, we anchored all the furniture with a sea grass rug,” describes Deborah Fisher. “With the interiors of this home,” relates Fisher, “we strike a balance between casual and semi-formal living. Often times in Naples, it’s the purchasers second or third home. We believe it’s important to not recreate the interior of their other homes, but rather provide familiar elements of quality that make new homeowners feel immediately comfortable and relaxed.” The dining room reinforces this paradox of comfort and elegance with the hardwood table and slipcovered chairs. The splendor of the outdoors is drawn in with the placement of a large mirror over the buffet. These comforts rest on exquisite French white oak floors that extend throughout the home. “Each piece is carefully chosen and custom crafted, board-by-board,” explains Arturo Guido of Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring, a 5th generation artisan company dating back to the late 1800s. “We
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The spacious kitchen boasts a large central countertop, topof-the-line appliances, and an abundance of cabinetry.
The great room, which leads directly to the outdoor living space, is another comfortable gathering area for family and friends.
treat each board with a furniture finish, accentuating the thin grain and bringing out the unique, organic wonder of the wood,” explains Guido. The spacious kitchen boasts a large central countertop, top-of-the-line appliances, and an abundance of cabinetry. “There is plenty of space to allow for ease of movement,” says Thornhill. “Whether cooking breakfast for two or hosting a party, it is easy to manage.” The great room, which leads directly to the outdoor living space, is another comfortable gathering area for family and friends. Comfortable furniture and fun colors invite residents to put their feet up and read a good book. Plenty of space and seating encourages friends to stop by and watch a game or join in a movie night. “Deb and I believe in designing for how people live,” shares Fisher, “while at the same time, curating a look for how they’ve always wanted to live.” The master suite is purposely spacious and sparse, letting the occupants of the room wake up every morning and feel like they’re on holiday. The color palette of blues and greens used in the other rooms continues here, with the emphasis on blue. The exquisiteness of the oak flooring is mirrored
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in the simple lines of the four-post bed. Window treatments are a point of pride for Jeffrey Fisher Home, and here they use the same cream linen and Kravet trim for both the bedroom and master bath, covering large panes that allow abundant natural light. The master bath boasts marble floors, a free-standing tub, and a brilliant starburst chandelier. The study is a cozy room which can serve as a retreat, for drinks and conversation, or as a private work space, with a shagreen desk facing the street. The walls are papered with a neutral texture and match the color of the sheers to achieve a monotone feel. The room is furnished with a leather sofa, comfortable chairs, and a collection of different sunburst mirrors. Besides the overhead fixture, three additional lamps enable full control of the light to match the mood of the occasion.
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Above — The study is a cozy room which can serve as a retreat, for drinks and conversation, or as a private work space, with a shagreen desk facing the street. Right — The master bath boasts marble floors, a freestanding tub, and a brilliant starburst chandelier. Previous Page — The master suite is purposely spacious and sparse, letting the occupants of the room wake up every morning and feel like they’re on holiday.
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At the back of the home, a patio space provides a splendid and private overlook of Flamingo Cove, one of Naples’ most beautiful wide canals, just off of Naples Bay. Whether lounging in the spa, cooling off in the pool, or indulging in a feast from the summer kitchen, this outdoor space is sure to offer the finest in Florida leisure.
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Left — Whether lounging in the spa, cooling off in the pool, or indulging in a feast from the summer kitchen, this outdoor space is sure to offer the finest in Florida leisure. Below — A patio space provides a splendid and private overlook of Flamingo Cove, one of Naples’ most beautiful wide canals, just off of Naples Bay
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Authentic inspiration Located in a private country club community, and currently on the market for $2,395,000, Grande Cypress is a single story luxury home in Quail West that pays tribute to both old and new, traditional and contemporary, in a clean, classic, timeless way. Incorporating the relaxed milieu of beachside living with the sleek refinement of an upscale resort lifestyle, it blends the best of both worlds for a distinct sophistication that is fresh, invigorating and full of life. Elongated windows, tile roof, covered entry, turret tower, custom-designed front door, and smooth sand-colored stucco exterior, all contribute to a pleasing balance between varying elements that is streamlined and clean. “The architectural styling in our market place used to be very heavy MediterreanTuscan with Gothic tones, and this home has shifted away from that into a design defined by sleek styling, straight lines, high quality materials, exceptional value, and an overall updated appeal,” explains Bill Spinelli, President/Owner of Titan Homes, LLC. To that end, the award-winning team at Cinnabar Design collaborated with Titan Homes to create architectural details and backgrounds that are more transitional in style. The Cinnabar team fashioned their vision around a popular cluster of hamlets located on the east end of Long Island, New York, known for a way of life that is enduring, effortless and exclusive. “We were inspired by the simple grace and understated luxury of the Hamptons,
A stucco exterior and beautifully textured Entegra tile roof in a Banyan blend Antigua desert sandstone, this 4,445-square-foot luxury home features a customdesigned, Brazilian-made, vanilla mahogany, espressostained entry door. PGT impact resistant/low heat windows, advanced HVA system with six zones, and open cell icynene insulation applied to the top core, result in a 30% reduction in monthly utility costs.
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Above — Located behind the wine rack is a fabulous wood clad wall in a splendid cerused oak finish, adding another element of intrigue to an already inspired space. Right — A second island with additional sink and barstools, seen here in the foreground, is a wonderful supplementary serving and entertaining space as it connects directly to the family room area with immediate backyard access. Previous spread, left — The dining room is beguiling with its round profile and 20-foot-high custom-designed ceiling. Three square convex mirrors mimic the shape and design of the clerestory windows; a large oversized silver urn adds dazzle and drama. Previous spread, right — A Chinese Chippendale-inspired tufted sofa, a set of four elegant velvet chairs, and a sleekly styled linen upholstered ottoman, create a distinctive seating arrangement. An abstract landscape, mineral blue colored drapes, velvet-cut throw pillows in a rich sea foam shade, and larger lattice-patterned pillows covered in a spa-blue Marge Carson fabric, emphasize the diaphanous blue accents featured throughout.
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and translated it into the grandeur that exemplifies the Naples lifestyle,” says Diana Hall, Partner and Principal of Cinnabar Design. Laurie Walter, Co-Partner and Principal, agrees, “Our purpose was to design a home that reflects the casual elegance that this community embodies.” The interior is entirely finished in varying tones of “taupey grey” for a monochromatic effect that reflects a soothing, calm serenity while serving as a lovely backdrop to what can only be described as a masterpiece. Upon entry, one is immediately awe-struck by a spectacular 20-foot-high dining room rotunda located to the right of the front foyer. Showcasing a custom-designed vaulted-beam ceiling, and leather-finished strie-marble floor in a concentric herringbone pattern that mimics hardwood, the effect is breathtaking. An abundance of windows provides plenty of natural light while also accentuating the room’s height. A weathered-wood Lillian August dining table with a textured iron base, classic chairs in a dune finish with nail-head detail, and 42-inch Foucault-inspired chandelier in a brushed silver leaf, complete the look for a striking effect. In the living room, a remarkable fireplace clad in a suede-finished quartzite with a faux-cerused oak mantel, serves as a stunning focal point. Wall niches on either side not only reflect the same pattern as seen in the coffered ceiling, but serve to anchor the space by creating a satisfying symmetry. “The architectural details are what give the Grande Cypress model that ‘grand’ presence that make this home so
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Serving as the inspiration for the handsome built-in is a unique television console finished in a character-filled oak veneer. Grass-cloth-covered books are displayed on the shelves for a uniform effect. A lovely sectional, wing chair with pewter nail-head detail, grey and smoky blue color-blocked drapes, and pocket sliders, make this room the quintessential indoor/outdoor entertaining oasis.
Majestic horse prints, vintage cigar boxes and a vintage Stetson cowboy hat displayed behind the desk, remind one of safari tobacco rooms where gents congregated to discuss business while smoking cigars and sipping scotch. Chairs upholstered in a textural woven linen with brass nail-heads and dove-grey finished legs, faux fur throw pillow, and an oversized rod iron decorative sphere, complete the look.
unique and unforgettable,” explains Elizabeth Gonzalez, Designer, Cinnabar Design. A custom designed coffee table in a brushed silver leaf finish, gorgeous hand-knotted wool area rug in a stylized mineraltoned damask pattern, and graceful chandelier with crystal teardrops, add to the room’s magnetic allure. Serving as the daily social centerpiece of the home, the kitchen is executed to perfection. Large, diagonallyset porcelain tile flooring, cream glazed-finished cabinetry, brushed-satin nickel hardware, quartzite countertops and a porcelain subway tile backsplash, come together seamlessly for an atmosphere that is upscale but homey. Ceiling-high glass fishtail mullion doors, retro-style pendant lights, an oversized espresso-stained maple center island with a large farmer’s sink, and disguised double refrigerator, all contribute to an inspired design where functionality and aesthetic appeal blend as one. The impressive wine room is another eye-catching addition that not only serves as an exciting conversation piece, but is as useful as it is attractive. With 12-foot-high ceilings, a herringbone-patterned travertine floor, 400-bottle capacity, and large display window, it is a wine enthusiast’s dream come true. Making the open-concept living area even more inviting is a spacious family room connected to the kitchen, which opens out to the backyard deck and pool. With an intriguing “X-Y-Z-patterned” coffered ceiling, driftwood-gray built-in, and relaxed, casual seating, this space is generous enough to host a large reception, while still maintaining an air of intimacy appropriate for informal gatherings.
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Retiring to the study, one cannot help but admire the handsome presentation. Walls dressed in a geometric wood panel design with ostrich patterned wallpaper, cerused oak floors, and beamed tray ceiling, come together for a warm, rich, erudite ambiance. A two-toned bamboo area rug, slate grey built-in, and rustic oak-finished desk, make for an arresting result. Opening out to a private terrace, lush foliage surrounds, and captivating golf course views abound. As much as the library instills a sense of exploration and debate, the master bedroom suite evokes a mood of quietude and tranquility. While another extraordinary ceiling treatment draws the eyes upward, a damask-patterned Masland carpet adds warmth and texture underfoot. Two mirrored chests with matching mercury glass lamps, a convex sunburst mirror, a pair of cushy chairs in an ikat fabric, and striking champagne-finished drum pendant chandelier, all serve to complement a space that is lavish yet comfortable. Presented in a chic colonnade gray and traditionally inspired, the master bath is an entrancing retreat. Featuring Carrera marble flooring and countertops, a free-standing Signature Hardware soaking tub, double vanity with inset doors, large walk-in shower with mosaic inlay, and charming wainscoting treatment, it embodies an engaging gracefulness that is simple and classic.
Left — Spa blue drapes with an iridescent sheen, custom wood detailing on walls, large windows and immediate access to the back yard pool area, makes this stunning master suite a little slice of heaven. Below — Ceramic garden stool, set of custom-framed coral sea life etchings, and sparkling chandelier with linen shades, all add to the master bath’s enticing atmosphere.
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The covered lanai, pool, spa, and patio area offers over 3000 square feet of outdoor living space flawlessly integrated with the interior. Featuring large formatted chiseled Turkish travertine stone in an Ashlar pattern, saltwater pool with glass mosaic, an eight-person spa with a splash level and waterfall, and outdoor kitchen and grill, it serves as a prime example of what open concept living is all about. “Our purpose was to strategically find a balance between tradition and innovation,” explains Walter. “And harmoniously unify the two into one,” concludes Hall. Mission accomplished.
Written by Marcia Carroll Burzair Photography by Giovanni Photography Cinnabar Design 1939 Trade Center Way Naples, FL 34109 239.776.6434 www.cinnabardesign.net Titan Homes, LLC 1100 Commercial Blvd. Suite 118 Naples, FL 34104 239.435.0301 www.titancustomhomes.com
Facing west for stunning sunset views, this outdoor living area is ‘grand’ in size and design. Featuring a covered lanai with a cypress tongue-and-groove ceiling stained in a dove grey finish, chic outdoor furnishings from Ebel, and an outdoor kitchen cleverly located separately from the sit down gathering area (so smoke from grilling won’t disturb guests), attention to detail pays off.
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Especially There is truth in the saying, “Home is where the heart is,� and that expression comes to mind the moment you walk into the Cypress Grande in Quail West. Built by Titan Homes, this masterpiece features a spacious floor plan with four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, a study, and an architecturally unique rotunda dining room. The estate-sized kitchen with Caesarstone counter tops and a 400-bottle wine room overlooks the magnificent pool and outdoor living area.
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enduring charm This Mediterranean-inspired home combines a lighter color palette with soothing furnishings and textures that are light-filled and natural to the Florida lifestyle. Located in a private neighborhood in the prestigious community of Grey Oaks, the Alessandra is a single-story luxury villa that projects a distinct charisma very much in keeping with the Naples lifestyle. Built by Diamond Custom Homes, the residence is characterized by a handsome 10-foot-high mahogany and glass entry door, dramatic concrete barrel tile roof in terracotta tones, and a smooth stucco exterior painted in a mellow “townhouse tan.” The front elevation is well-defined with elongated windows, elevated tower entry with precast cladding and columns, and tropical scenery. “The Alessandra exudes a classical Mediterranean feel while still maintaining sophisticated details and appointments,” says John Cooney, Partner of Stofft Cooney Architects. “The interior has a modern amenitized plan to fit today’s lifestyle.” Lusia (“Lou”) Shafran, Owner of Pacifica Interior Design partnered with Stofft Cooney Architects to accomplish the interior architectural details. After passing through a lovely foyer, one is greeted by a generously-sized living room with soft grey walls.
This lovely Mediterranean-inspired property features 3,724 square feet of interior living space that includes 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, kitchen, living room, formal dining room, family room, library, pool and spa with lovely lake views, and a 3 car garage. Landscaping design by O’Donnell Landscaping; pool and spa by Nassau Pools. HomeAndDesign.net
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A 13-foot-high triple coffered ceiling with crown molding, Isokern fireplace surrounded in marble with custom wood detailing, and cream-colored marble floors integrate seamlessly. An off-white sofa and matching chair set in a linen blend from Century Furniture, geometric-patterned Afghan area rug, and exquisite high-end silk throw pillows add warmth, texture, and harmonizing nuances of color. The oversized mirrored coffee table acts as a great centerpiece to the room with its impressive size and bold presentation. Offsetting that, are two espresso-finished chairs upholstered in a sleek grey Jim Thompson silk. Flanking either side of the fireplace, their graceful lines and fluid design balance the room beautifully. Layers of carefully selected accessories create a dynamic tableau that adds significantly to the room’s overall allure. In particular, a sparkling glass bowl from Cyan Design, and pair of porcelain vases displayed on the mantle with fanciful sprays of cherry blossom blooms. “It’s a masterfully executed design by the award winning team here at Pacifica,” says Shafran. “Casual yet livable, with a setting of understated elegance that stirs an emotional response, proving that a home doesn’t have to be massive in size to be impressive.” That same sense of refinement and sophistication is replicated in the formal dining room. A capiz shell pendant chandelier, Pacifica Interior custom-designed pedestal dining table with glass top, and set of white linen dining
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Above — Attention to detail is paramount as evidenced in the living room décor. The three-tier antique-black- lacquer side table on far side of fireplace, was custom designed and made by Pacifica Interior Design. A custom framed contemporary print, two French antique prints, antique bust, and pair of crystal obelisks all contribute to the overall cultured tone of the room. Opposite — With 12-foot-high ceilings and Platina Gold Marble flooring, the separate formal dining room is polished, bright and inviting; a delightful space for hosting candlelit dinners or Sunday brunch gettogethers.
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chairs with beaded detailing, blend together effortlessly for a stunning effect. A small Moroccan chest, decorative urn, and series of oversized custom-framed botanical prints not only reflect natural elements, but highlight the gold, gray and cream color palette revisited throughout the home.
Left — The French white oak floors featured in the family room and kitchen area are absolutely spectacular. Loads of natural light and comfortable seating give the room a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. With immediate access to outdoor lanai, kitchen, pool and spa, entertaining opportunities are endless. Bottom — Streamlined styling keep this kitchen fresh and current, while hardwood flooring and inventive lighting maintain intimacy and warmth. Top of the line appliances (Wolf cooktop, oven, and microwave; Miele dishwasher) were supplied by Florida Builder Appliances, counter tops in kitchen and bathrooms were supplied by Natural Stone Concepts, and flooring (throughout entire home) by Creative Tile.
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The family room continues in the same vein, but with a more casual application as is witnessed by the bolder patterns and French white oak floors. Four cushy chairs with throw pillows covered in complementary fabrics provide comfortable seating in a relaxed setting. The espresso-finished maple coffee table and coordinating shelving system were custom-designed and manufactured by Pacifica Interiors specifically to suit the space and style. “Rather than incorporating a bulky built-in shelving system or oversized table, we opted to custom make pieces that fulfill their purpose while still maintaining clean, simple lines,” explains Shafran. A natural sisal rug, bamboo plant, abundance of natural light, and immediate access to the outdoor living area gives the room an open, airy, spacious feeling. An inspiring mix of accessories completes the look for an effect that is richly appointed without feeling cluttered or overdone. The kitchen bar chairs are upholstered in the same vibrant fabrics as seen in the family room, incorporating a pleasing consistency while still maintaining a sense of vitality. Frosted glass accents with up-lights enhance the height of the room while gorgeous ivory-grey granite countertops, a mixed mosaic backsplash, and highend appliances and fixtures, coordinate seamlessly for an upbeat look that’s invigorating. “It has balance with a universal appeal,” expresses Bob Ostrowski, Senior Designer and Partner, AlliKristé Custom Cabinetry and Kitchen Design. “It’s a transitional kitchen that combines the best of traditional styling with clean, modern design to set the trend-defying tone…straight lines and sleek styling.” Synthesizing an espresso finished center island 192
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Above — The medallion pattern in the draperies serve as the inspiration for the enchanting room design. Between the large windows on either side of the bed, intriguing embellishments and fine linens, this guest bedroom offers intoxicating appeal. Opposite — Cream-colored carpeting in a lattice design provides softness underfoot, while a striking chandelier entices overhead. Exceptional quality and impeccable attention to detail make this master bedroom suite the quintessential year round retreat.
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with white cabinet perimeter creates a mix that is fresh and exciting. With the kitchen operating as the heart of the home, the fusing of colors and finishes adds a joie de vivre that is irresistible. Chic, original, and a little retro, one might mistake the guest bedroom for an upscale boutique hotel suite. The oatmeal linen tufted wing bed with nail head detailing, antique-inspired sunburst mirror, and fabulous medallion-patterned draperies in a cotton Schumacher fabric, set the tone for a lavish boudoir experience in an absolutely luscious setting. Two Moroccan chests, pair of nickel polished lamps, and Dea fine Italian bed linens, finish the room off perfectly. The master suite features a custom wood detailing that is whimsical, charming and imaginative. A series of custom framed antique ivory-carved-collectibles above the bed further accentuate the repeated box design. Plush bed linens and silk throw pillows adorn a handsome four poster bed flanked by mirrored chests and sleek column lamps. A pair of gray silk Draper chairs, Asian inspired desk, and delicate chandelier with crystal teardrops, coalesce with ease. Like the rest of the home, versatile components are graciously incorporated in a definitively cohesive way for an overall design that is as reminiscent as it is timeless.
Located in a private neighborhood in the prestigious community of Grey Oaks, the Alessandra is a single-story luxury villa that projects a distinct charisma very much in keeping with the Naples lifestyle.
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curb appeal Located in the Moorings, this elegant West Indies inspired home has been created to make an impact. Impressive exterior features such as wood stained brackets around the roof, a natural stone entry, and a beautiful display of plantings, create curb appeal and an inviting overall presence. The home’s powerful presentation is the result of a dynamic collaboration of industry professionals, each with an intricate knowledge of what today’s homeowner is seeking. “I have been building my entire life, and every time I complete a project I feel this sense of accomplishment and reward, knowing I have built someone’s dream home,” says Builder Matt Knauf from the Knauf–Koenig Group. Developed as a speculative project without a specific owner in mind, decisions had to be made that would appeal to a wide audience. “We wanted a home that had a timeless design that would reflect the ‘new traditional’ of today’s lifestyle,” says Rhett Josey, Interior Designer for Clive Daniel Home. Working alongside design partner Chad Elkins, Josey chose to use an organic coastal aesthetic and energy as the driving force behind the project. “Our background selection allowed the homeowner/developer the creative direction they needed for the project,” describes Elkins, also of Clive Daniel Home. As a true testament to the design team, the day after all the furnishings were installed, a contract was written on the property.
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Weathered woods, easy, comfortable upholstery, and soft tones popped with watery hues fill the great room. Recessed based Saratoga sofas, designed by Thom Filicia for Vanguard Furniture, are linen, cotton and wool in a neutral sand-colored fabric juxtaposed with navy mohair and sea glass-covered raw-silk. A weathered driftwood coffee table by Caracole is unique in that it actually has a leaf allowing it to be extended for entertaining. The splendid, vaulted ceiling is tongue-and-groove cypress wood with a custom stain. Beautiful jade-toned Murano glass balls sitting atop a zigzag bookcase from Noir, introduce a pleasing, yet subtle, contrast. Of course, every room’s design starts with the optimal canvas. To achieve a remarkable backdrop for these fine furnishings, designers turned to the artisans at Legno Bastone for a breathtaking European white oak flooring. This organic, luxury product is designed to be distinctive—no two floors are the same. “We start with a custom smoking process that brings the natural tannin in the wood to the surface—then apply a blended oil by hand,” describes Arturo Guido, Principal of Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring. The addition of a handtufted New Zealand wool rug creates the perfect anchor to the room, unifying everything without being busy. But the area’s exclamation mark comes from
A combination of tone, texture and board length create the perfect overall balance for the great room’s striking European white oak flooring – while comfortable, allcotton lounge chairs from Fairfield Furniture Company feature a cream and celadon fretwork pattern that blends seamlessly with the natural feel of the space. HomeAndDesign.net
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the distinctive, silver-leaf, metal drum shade hanging above the sofas. “This Worlds Away chandelier accentuates the room just as a lovely necklace highlights a beautiful woman,” adds Josey. In the kitchen, the glass accents are stronger and deeper in color to incorporate the citron and blue/green tones from the great room pillows. Sea Pearl Quartzite countertops from Classic Stone offer the translucence of jade, giving the counters the appearance of semiprecious stones. But beauty isn’t the only thing this high-end kitchen offers, it also delivers supreme functionality. The home boasts eyecatching additions such as a 36” dual-fuel range and 48” built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator. The room’s fully integrated, duel-zoned wine storage unit will hold up to 136 bottles of wine at exact temperatures— readying the homeowner for a full-scale party at a moment’s notice. And just to make sure this home is literally “cooking with steam,” the kitchen is outfitted with one of the hottest appliances on the market today—a convection steam oven. “The convection steam oven from Wolf is fantastic for healthy cooking, reheating, defrosting and slow cooking. They are quickly becoming a staple for high-end kitchens,” says Gregory Bennett from Ferguson Enterprises. The palatial master bathroom is designed to indulge. Opulent marble flooring combined with the sparkle and shine of an elaborate chandelier, add glamour to the spa-like space. All cabinetry in the home was custom-fitted for each area by Ruffino Cabinetry in their state-of-the-art factory located in Fort Myers. “The cabinetry was styled
The kitchen is not only equipped with the latest in innovation but also other unique and functional additions. The room’s unusual kitchen table is comprised of two wooden bases and a 1” thick glass top that can be transformed into three different pieces of furniture – a table, a cocktail table or a bench. HomeAndDesign.net
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with transitional detailing in order to keep the look very clean and timeless,” says Stephen Christopher Ruffino, the company’s vice president. The room’s grand style shower features a vertical racetrack waterfall that races across the shower floor and up the opposite wall. Accent tile consists of tumbled limestone with metal inserts, adding visual appeal. The master bedroom comes to life with the use of a unique bed by Noir that offers a contemporary take on the spindle bed. To further encourage the room’s pampering properties, a sensuous silk and viscose rug adds softness and texture. Luxurious linens from Mario & Marielena adorn the bed and reflect an ethereal presence. “The study is my favorite room in the house because of the scale of the room and the incredible light that streams in the windows in the late afternoon,” says Josey. To fill the room, designers chose a limed wood Bento desk by Artistica with vintage lamps flanking each side. Above it hangs an original
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Above — The master bath is designed to pamper the senses. Rich calcutta brown crosscut marble countertops, tumbled limestone tile, and a vertical racetrack waterfall in the shower, serve to elevate the bathing experience. Right — For ultimate convenience, a coffee bar is located right off the luxurious master bedroom. Wood-trimmed Fairfield chairs, finished in a natural tone with plush cotton upholstery, create an enticing sitting area and the perfect place to enjoy your morning java.
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oil painting of a horse that is both provocative and alluring. The exterior windows are trimmed out with custom-milled trim to match the interior door. An ikat fabric upholstered cocktail ottoman is grouped in front of a linen sofa by Fairfield with large nail heads spaced 3” apart. Welded chain-link lamps with burlap shades add interest, while the room’s rug offers more geometric shape and dimension. Of course, true Florida living wouldn’t be complete without an emphasis on the outdoors. “We orientated the pool so that when you open the front door you instantly feel relaxed and on vacation by looking down the beautiful pool with ocean blue water,” says Knauf. The pool and spa, designed
In the study, careful attention has been paid to each detail. A circle back arm chair, upholstered in wool and contrasted in charcoal colored leather, ties into a smoked-glass waterfall console. In addition, a small scale, nail-studded wing chair was also chosen for seating. HomeAndDesign.net
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by Pinnacle Pools, are accompanied by fully equipped outdoor living and dining areas—complete with fireplace and recessed TV niche. “Creating a sense of place for the homeowner is crucial as we bring the outside in,” adds Elkins. Lloyd Flanders outdoor furniture was chosen for its clean lines that don’t compete with the deep hues of the pool’s brilliantly colored tile. The end result is an extraordinary home with mass market appeal.
Written by Marci Wise Photography by ©Matt Steeves Photgraphy Clive Daniel Home 2777 Tamiami Trail North Naples, FL 34103 239.261.4663 www.clivedaniel.com Knauf-Koenig Group 5640 Taylor Road, Suite 3 Naples, FL 34109 239.592.9900 www.knaufkoeniggroup.com Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring 1100 Commercial Boulevard #101 Naples, FL 34104 239.206.1898 www.legnobastone.com Ruffino Cabinetry Gallery 291 Broad Avenue South Naples, Florida 34102 239.529.6240 www.RuffinoCabinetry.com Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 3406 Domestic Avenue Naples, FL 34104 239.332.4242 www.ferguson.com
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The Brighton Nestled within the luxury country club community of Quail West is London Bay Home’s Brighton model, a grand estate that combines an artful mix of chic and classic American tradition. This new model from London Bay is 6,326 square feet under air, featuring four bedrooms, five and one half baths, great room, dining room, family room, kitchen with cafe area, and study. With the addition of an outdoor pool, spa, full pool bathroom, and master retreat, as well as two separate two-car garages, the total square footage is just under an impressive 10,000 square feet. Fully furnished by Romanza Interior Design, London Bay’s award-winning in-house design studio, the Brighton boasts classic Florida golf club luxury. The exterior of the home is inspired by a combination of classic coastal and British colonial motifs, with vibrant yellow stucco and matching hunter green shutters and three French doors, beyond a white courtyard gate. Stained tongue-and-groove ceilings cap the entry, loggia, and outdoor living areas including a side courtyard with a water feature off the study. Transitional exterior lighting, provided by Lynne Stambouly of Lighting First’s Specialty Lighting Division, allude to the modern mixing of style within.
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A foyer with adjacent galleries, defined by a rhythm of multiple columns, leads toward the great room and living quarters. The living and dining area are surrounded by six French doors that allow for an abundance of natural light. The main floors are an off-white marble with chiseled edges, installed in an ashlar pattern. “An outfit is not complete without the proper jewelry, belt and shoes,” illustrates Melissa Allen of Romanza Interior Design. “A cake is not complete without the icing; a home is not complete unless the artwork and accessories are done well and appropriately for the home’s design intent.” The intent of this design, a balance of rustics and refinement, is clearly realized in the great room. A serene palette of neutral creams, and cinnamon, emphasized with silver and gold highlights, add warmth to a multitude of textural accessories. The Westbury Triple Tier Chandelier in natural brass by Ralph Lauren Home at MP Interiors is suspended from a ceiling patterned by box beams adjoined with wood purlins.
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The family room sports a fresh translation of American classic comfort, in crimson, chocolate, and sand, for a casual yet authentic charm. The room’s large wraparound sectional and seating area is positioned to allow for simultaneous enjoyment of both the fireplace and the customconstructed entertainment center by Old Biscayne Designs. The selection of furnishings and accessories, with an eclectic rustic American flavor, added an element of fun to the design. “During the install,” confides Allen, “I could not wait to open up all the boxes and place each individual treat in its place!”
Left — The family room, with its charming eclectic mix of Americana in crimson, chocolate, and sand, sports classic comforts such as a fireplace and custom constructed entertainment center. Below — Extending across the front of the home, a spacious gallery provides the homeowner a space to display a personal art collection and connects the master suit with the rest of the home. Singleton Sconces in natural brass by Ralph Lauren Home at MP Interiors.
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The one-of-a-kind kitchen plan incorporates a butler’s pantry, bar, and desk that all flow seamlessly to allow multiple work areas and abundant storage space. Crafted and installed by SOHO Kitchens & Design of Naples, the furniture-quality cabinetry is off-white with rich accents of dark gunstock finish. “Working with London Bay Homes and Romanza is always an enjoyable and creative experience. Their knowledgeable staff is well organized and loves to provide that extra special personalized touch, which is conveyed by every design in every room,” states Kevin Reid of SOHO Kitchens & Design of Naples. The kitchen features a state-of-the-art appliance package including a Wolf 48” duel fuel range, with six burners and a convection steam oven, as well as built-in Sub-zero sideby-side refrigerator, wine storage, and ice makers. The luxurious countertops are Bianco Romano granite. A custom-built hutch, designed by Allen, is a striking piece of furniture that works well with the rest of the cabinetry, but stands out as a memory point.
Right — Furniture-quality cabinetry in contrasting off-white finish with dark gunstock accents combine with a state-of-the-art appliance package to give this home a kitchen of distinction. Below — A butler’s pantry links kitchen to dining room and serves as the perfect space for event planning and preparation.
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In the master bedroom, light and dark furnishings and wide glass panes lead to the sunlit outdoor master retreat, flanked by double bench swings with pool, spa, and fairway views. Layers of white on white linen are juxtaposed with a gorgeous ebony woven bamboo floor and matching bed and dressers, creating a sense of luxury. The master suite includes a considerable his and hers walk-in-closet, complete with an impressive design by Mary McNulty of All About Closets. More than just storage, this space includes customized lighting, built in ironing board and laundry hampers, a large central island, and an upholstered window bench. A three-way mirror is created with mirrored doors which conceal shoe shelves.
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Bold contrasts of light and dark furnishings, along with broad glass panes leading to an outdoor master retreat, create a sense of luxury in the master bedroom.
A polished, sophisticated style is expressed in the master bathroom, with its uniquely shaped free-standing tub, large rear window, and individual his and her over-sized walk-in showers.
Within the master bathroom, a polished, sophisticated style is expressed through an array of amenities. A uniquely shaped free-standing tub is centered in the room, so as to look out the large rear window. His and her over-sized walk-in showers, each with 2 shower heads, rain head, hand-held unit, and a bench, are lined with porcelain and mosaic stone tile. The floor is white chalk porcelain with white and grey basket weave mosaic stone detail in front of each vanity. Each vanity is a custom furniture piece, fabricated by Old Biscayne Designs with antique mirrors and a tavern charcoal finish.
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The additional bedrooms are not left out of the overall design, by any means. Through the use of fibers and patterns in shades of camel and black, one of the bedrooms welcomes guests with a sense of vacation and adventure. Dual leather and iron queen sized beds, topped with bedding of flax and brown linen, offer the ultimate resting spot after a day of Florida excursion. The back wall is paneled with painted wood detail and grass cloth from Ralph Lauren Home. A second bedroom incorporates a classic Floridian coastal approach, with a mix of chic and distressed elements, in nautical shades of blue, cream, and white. A king-sized Hyacinth bed, white bachelor’s chest with woven raffia drawer fronts, and a reclaimed pine wood dresser— bleached to bring out its natural texture, grant the room a relaxed mood and charm.
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With an adventurous use of fibers and patterns in shades of camel and black, dual leather and iron queen sized beds, and bedding of flax and brown linen, guests are offered the ultimate resting spot after a day of Florida excursion.
Another guest room is designed in a classic Floridian coastal approach, with a mix of chic and distressed elements, in nautical shades of blue, cream, and white and features a bed.
The spacious outdoor living area, linking the home to the Quail West golf course, is an extension of the home’s relaxed Floridian lifestyle, with multiple points of access and choices of recreation. A loggia, just outside the master bedroom, offers pine swinging benches attached to stained wood ceilings. The study is given its own courtyard, including a fountain and bench to rest and renew. A luxurious family space, furnished in neutral tones, textural fabrics, and a mix of rattan and stone elements, includes a pool and spa with stepped spillway and decorative glass mosaic tile at the waterline. The pool is framed by a deck that balances the aquatic element with a
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base. After a day at the club or out on the water, a day bed is positioned perfectly to view the sunset over the greens.
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Resort… Everyday Home to The Ritz-Carlton® Golf Resort, Naples, Tiburón features 36 holes of Greg Norman-designed championship golf, a golf club with fine and casual dining and a fitness and health club. From classes and spa treatments to private beach transportation with concierge services to coordinate it all, Tiburón is resort style living at its finest. Tiburón offers Mediterranean-inspired architecture in a distinctive collection of luxury penthouse-style condominiums that are spacious and elegant. WIGGINS PASS RD.
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activities, charity events and golf tournaments, including the PGA TOUR’s Franklin Templeton Shootout and the LPGA CME Group Titleholder Championship.
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the sought-after Florida lifestyle, offering gourmet kitchens, spacious owner’s retreats with walk-in closets and spa-like bathrooms, and multiple alfresco areas overlooking golf fairways and lakes. WCI is currently offering three-bedroom penthouses in the new Esperanza neighborhood. Designed for maintenance-free living, Esperanza’s floor plans
WCI recently introduced the first of eight buildings in the neighborhood’s second phase and a fully furnished model by Beasley & Henley Interior Design. The Tiburón sales center is open daily. For more information, call 239-593-9199 or visit www.TiburonWCI.com.
boast more than 2,900 square feet and offer a large great room and dining area, den/media room, three full baths and a powder
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The Colony Golf & Bay Club The Best of Florida Comes Together at The Colony Golf & Bay Club
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WCI recently introduced maintenance-free luxury living in The Colony’s Terzetto and Cielo neighborhoods.
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Mediterranean Moonlight Our homes provide us shelter and safety, but the mark of an exceptional home is when it has lovingly been transformed into an oasis for our spirits. So it is with this Spanish Mediterranean inspired home designed by MAS Design and Planning. Majestic and refined, one look at the exterior invites guests to leave the tensions of the world behind. Carefully crafted by Imperial Custom Homes of Naples, the outer detailing of the home—with its barrel-tiled roof, window shutters, and heavy iron and mahogany double doors—are reminiscent of an upscale resort located on the sublime shores of the Mediterranean. The home is located in The Colony Golf & Bay Club, a master planned community being developed by WCI Communities. Posh Bismarck and Sylvester palms flank the entrance, while Italian cypress leads down the side drive and across the front of the home. Pops of color in the vegetation and an ivycovered wall create a charming garden shaped by the landscape experts at Bello Paradise of Naples.
The curb appeal of this Spanish Mediterranean home makes a huge impact – but inside, more surprises await. Attention has lovingly been paid to every detail. HomeAndDesign.net
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The true masterminds behind the fusing of elements are Renee Moore and Kirk Kaalberg, the home’s owners. Moore, who has been a luxury real estate agent in Southwest Florida for sixteen years, has turned her passion for homes into an outlet for unbridled creativity. Along with Kaalberg, the two have seen to it that every detail has been lovingly crafted, creating a welcoming home that encourages casual entertaining. “We love to cook and grill, so a comfortable outdoor living space was essential for us,” says Moore. The home’s open floor plan reinforces this desire. To promote a feeling of spaciousness, the flooring of the living room ties into the flooring of a larger, connected outdoor living area. A custom taupe, linen sofa by Lee Jofa and Habersham entertainment center serve to draw visitors together for conversation and fellowship. “We’re passionate about our own design,” says Moore, as evidenced by an array of unique and eclectic artwork collected throughout the couple’s travels. Most impressively, the living room is topped by an elaborate hexagonal ceiling which has been crafted in dark woods, adding a heightened elegance to the comfortable room.
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Above — An impressive, custom cypress ceiling adds pizzazz to the comfortable living room. Just outside, another outdoor living area offers guests a variety of entertainment options. Right — A mosaic tile inset in the entry flooring is repeated in other areas of the home, such as the dining room, wet bar and wine cellar.
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Just inside the foyer, a dark-iron chandelier holds an earthy appeal, while not being overly formal. Luxurious Dorado stone flooring with a natural mosaic inset adds drama to the entryway. A lovely botanical centerpiece, with pops of purple and white, sits atop a dark turtle table that integrates perfectly with the room’s wood beamed ceiling. “Kirk actually grows the orchids and makes the floral arrangements himself,” adds Moore. The addition of decorative-iron wall accents adds a pleasing texture to the space. The home’s warm and rich kitchen has an inviting quality that encourages culinary creativity. Dark wood cabinets from Artistic Cabinetry of Naples feature a hidden pantry, shelving for the homeowner’s collection of cookbooks, and a remote controlled television that rises out of the island and swivels 360 degrees. Custom granite countertops finished with a triple edge add refinement. Paneled Sub-Zero refrigeration, three ovens and a Wolf cooktop are sure to bring out the gourmet chef in anyone. The room’s appliances were procured from Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery. “The best part of my job is getting out of the showroom and showing clients what these premium appliances can really do once they’re installed,” says Gregory Bennett from Ferguson.
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A dark wood beamed ceiling and custom-made table with leather and upholstered chairs, draw guests into the dining room. Aqua blue draperies tie into the pleasing colors of a large peacock portrait, as well as glass accents upon the table. For something unexpected, John Comito of Elemental Stone crafted a custom koi pond off the dining room, enhancing the peaceful setting. A one-of-a-kind, distressed pine china cabinet offers interest and contrast. The custom, faux-finished master bath exudes a soothing quality. The room features a soaking tub and large shower with wrap-around seating area. Plentiful windows and a barrel ceiling make the room ultra-distinctive. The combination of elaborate tile work, fresh floral arrangements and pops of blue accent, create a serene sanctuary.
A striking chandelier adds texture and interest to the dining room, while a custom koi pond just beyond French doors serves to encourage conversation. HomeAndDesign.net
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Above — A seating area in the master bedroom offers a serene view of the pool, which is surrounded by sleeping hibiscus.
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Opposite — Granite countertops, Kohler plumbing and the richness of solid wood cabinetry elevate this master bath to the status of a sanctuary.
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a restful refuge. Hickory wood floors add warmth, while a lively Maitland-Smith zebra ottoman the use of quilted leather chairs and ottomans by Century. Despite its many unique elements, this home’s main emphasis is on enjoyment of the outdoors. In true Florida style, this home embraces this sentiment with multiple outdoor living areas which allow for year-round entertaining. “Remote controlled screens allow us to spend the majority of our time outside,” says Moore. The sparkling negative edge pool is flanked by two stone pillars that have sheer descent waterfall accents. A matching stone outdoor fireplace allows the couple
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and their guests to spend time by the waterside, regardless of the temperature. A low-profile Jardin table on wheels elevates entertaining options—and is adorned by a variety of charming lanterns showcasing candles and flowers. One, innovatively used as a terrarium, features oxtail ferns thoughtfully picked from the yard. For this Midwest couple, nothing is more enjoyable or important than sharing their home with family and friends while creating memorable moments.
Written by Marci Wise Photography by Rick Bethem Photography The Renee Team Luxury Homes by Keller Williams Realty 26381 S. Tamiami Trail Suite 300 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.281.4794 www.TheReneeTeam.com Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 3406 Domestic Avenue Naples, FL 34104 239.643.0070 www.ferguson.com The Colony Golf & Bay Club 9740 Bent Grass Bend Naples, FL 34108 239.592.9515 www.thecolonygolfcc.com
The homeowners spend the majority of their time outdoors—entertaining guests by the fireplace or grilling beside the sparkling, negative edge pool. HomeAndDesign.net
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coastal modernism “Form ever follows function”… The famous axiom by American Architect Louis Sullivan became a defining premise for many. The idea that the design of a building should reflect its purpose started a wave of exploration resulting in some of the most popular and revered architectural creations of our time. 575 Palm Circle West in Olde Naples, is a prime example of a home designed for a particular lifestyle; a cohesive meshing of coastal and modern influences fused together effortlessly. The islandinspired exterior with flawless stucco facade, standing seam metal roof, attractive window shutter treatment, mahogany-slatted front door, and lush landscaping, creates a pristine yet inviting appeal that corresponds beautifully with the surrounding natural elements.
This two-story coastal beauty boasts 3,276 square feet of effortless living space that includes four bedrooms, four baths, two half baths, a mud room, laundry, pantry, pool/spa, indoor and outdoor fireplace and kitchen, covered lanais, balcony, and two-car garage. HomeAndDesign.net
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“It was a remodel we completed last year in conjunction with the owner and the architect,” says Mike Assaad, owner of Waterside Builders. “We stripped it down to concrete, built additions, re-framed sections, got rid of various exterior walls, and incorporated some great components—powder coated aluminum railings, a cedar bracket system, and travertine pool decking,” concludes Assaad. Matthew Kragh, owner of MHK Architecture and Planning agrees. “It’s truly unique as both the front and back of the house face a street. We call it ‘the house with two fronts,’ and we really took that into consideration when we were designing it. One of my favorite exterior elements is the solid mahogany front door… its weight, size, and presence create an instantaneous sense of quality.” For homeowner and interior designer Maggie Crosby, it’s a dream come true. “I wanted to blend coastal architecture on the exterior with a progressive/ modern influence on the interior; an open floor plan that reflects what Naples means to us, the sunsets, the beach, the art galleries—clean and simple—but very livable, relaxed, easy, and low maintenance.” Inside, an abundance of windows reflecting light off of crisp white walls creates the perfect backdrop for a mix of polished and textured surfaces, organic components and striking artwork. High ceilings, spacious rooms, and a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living spaces further accentuate a sweeping sense of translucency.
Disappearing pocket sliders allow the living room to open up completely to include outdoor living areas. In addition, pocket screens on lanai offer additional coverage when desired. The modern cobalt blue seashell photography is sourced from J Mark Modern Home in Naples. HomeAndDesign.net
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The main living area, with a 16-foot-high ceiling and handsome French oak hardwood floors, is bright and airy, offering open access to the outdoor lanai. Clerestory windows in the front and back of the house are the exact same height, so light is evenly transmitted throughout. An impressive 12-foot-high tumbled onyx fireplace, two fur-tufted poofs, round resin coffee table, and pair of pale blue leather chairs create a glamorous vibe while still maintaining a sense of casual comfort. Vivid blue shell-inspired photographs and orange and green throw pillows provide perfect pops of color for offsetting an otherwise neutral palette in a way that’s fun, exciting and reflective of the great outdoors. “I incorporated the essence of Naples through the accessories, embellishments and finishes,” explains Crosby. “Every color, shape and texture was very specifically selected to that end.” The dining room, featuring an eye-catching tongue-and-groove tray ceiling, connects the living room to the kitchen with a sense of ease and graciousness. “We utilized this ceiling treatment in both the dining room and kitchen to identify the individual spaces, so while the main living areas are all open concept, they are appropriately balanced at the same time,” defines Kragh. A dramatic polished nickel and glass starburst chandelier, mother-of-pearl framed mirror, driftwood colored dining table with chrome base, and sand-colored linen slip-covered chairs (on castors for ease of movement), are all reminiscent of
The oversized Jonathan Adler sputnik chandelier, 106-inch-long Bernhardt Interiors dining table, buffet console with chagrin finish, marble lamps, and 4 by 6 foot long commissioned sunset seascape by Diane French, are all proportionately large pieces showcased for maximum effect in a relaxed and comfortable setting. HomeAndDesign.net
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natural elements that exude a coastal charm with a modern twist. “In addition, I like to support local artists, so you can see on the opposite wall reflected in the mirror, a pastel on wood artwork featuring a sunset….the overall effect is subtle, but comfortable, not cold,” adds Crosby. The idea of meticulous design is never more apparent than in the kitchen. White, bright, and sparkling with glass orb pendulum lights, quartz countertops and opalescent glass mosaic tile backsplash, it dazzles the senses. “We wanted to create an elegant and sophisticated feel that was clean, but not stark,” elaborates Chris Hylemon, Director of Hyland Custom Cabinetry. “The custom designed cabinets are styled with a raised band detail, fully finished end panels, and horizontal hardware for a streamlined, functional effect, with a matte finish to contrast the sheen on the countertops. The windows stand alone, and all of the high-end appliances are full flush inset.” A mix of high gloss and texture continues in the master bedroom. An upscale king-size bed with leather headboard and chrome frame, mirrored end tables, key lime colored lamps, seat-belt-strap rocking chair, and linen covered bureau all contribute to an interesting mix of surfaces and materials that complement each other amazingly well.
Tongue-and-groove tray ceiling, large scale center island, glass pendulum fixtures with metal mesh cone interiors reminiscent of tulip trees, and leather and chrome swivel bar stools, all contribute to a space that is as functional as it is stunning. Lighting from the kitchen, master bedroom, and dining console are from Bernhardt. The colorful glass accessories are sourced from International Design Source in Naples. 254
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The master bath is luxurious with double sinks, jetted tub, quartz counter tops, and Italian porcelain tile flooring. “I wanted something under foot with an aggressive edge that was newer and fresher than marble,” clarifies Crosby. A series of three dimensional brushed sea urchin wall sculptures and stunning cabinetry add luster and dimension. “The cabinetry is grey dyed rift white oak with a white ceruse grain fill for an effect that is progressive, but not trendy,” describes Hylemon. Hard edges, extra thick columns, and perfectly balanced lines truly define the outdoor space. “The architectural massing we incorporated was inspired by the Robb & Stucky International building we completed downtown,” explains Kragh. “An excellent design example, simply and smartly executed for residential purposes, with high quality materials.”
Left — An upward-sloped tongue-and-groove ceiling creates unexpected volume that is unique and original. French doors open out to a covered lanai featuring a lovely custom trellis that creates shadows from the setting sun and casts them back into the bedroom for a magical effect. Below — Understated but elegant, it is in the subtle details where the greatest impact lies. Grey veining in the quartz countertop and Italian porcelain floor tile add sophistication, ceruse custom cabinetry gives depth and dimension, and high-end chrome fixtures and horizontal hardware set the tone for a sleek, streamlined ambiance.
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Double lanai, second floor balcony, outdoor kitchen, fireplace, grill and gorgeous pool and spa complete the look for a timeless appeal. “I have never loved a house like this,” concludes Crosby. “It just works so well, flowing flawlessly, we treat it as one huge space. There truly is no place like this home, and I never want to leave.”
Written by Marcia Carroll Burzair Photography by Giovanni Photography Waterside Builders, Inc. 790 Harbour Drive Naples, FL 34103 239.430.3883 www.watersidebuildersinc.com MHK Architecture & Planning 975 6th Avenue South, Suite 200 Naples, FL 34102 239.919.0786 www.MHKap.com Hyland Custom Cabinetry 1458 Rail Head Boulevard Naples, FL 34110 239.598.1604 www.hylandcabinetry.com J Mark Modern Home 3950 Tamiami Trail N. Naples, FL 34103 239.331.3533 www.jmarkmodernhome.com International Design Source 6001 Taylor Road Naples, FL 34109 239.591.1114 www.ids1.com Maggie Crosby Homeowner/Interior Designer
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Casual elegance Olde Naples radiates an irresistible draw that is quite compelling. The glorious weather, close proximity to the beach, Gulf, restaurants and shopping, a lively cultural atmosphere beaming with art galleries and boutiques, and an invigorating community, all contribute to its magical allure. But perhaps one of the most appealing aspects of this iconic neighborhood is the architectural integrity of the homes and buildings that line its streets; a blending of old and new, in an authentic, original, and timeless way. Located one block off Fifth and less than one block from the beach, with water views from the second floor lanai, this 4,626-square-foot property on Gulf Shore Boulevard South, epitomizes all that Olde Naples has to offer. “It’s a cleaner version of British West Indies with a bit of a tropical spin,” says Scott Weidle, COO, BCB Homes, Inc. “Obviously, the coastal look is very popular here so the outside is in keeping with Olde Naples historical, but the interior has a more transitional/contemporary vibe… and clearly, the locale couldn’t be better.” John Cooney, Partner of Stofft Cooney Architects agrees. “The opportunity to design a current day West Indies home with transitional features was exciting as it has been an architectural trend in the area. This residence is an open entertaining plan that has an abundance of natural light with the indoor/outdoor living element evident throughout the home’s entirety.” A stucco exterior that closely mimics board and batten siding, concrete tile roof, large overhangs, porches and terraces, all add to the property’s distinct style. The commitment to incorporating high quality materials with advanced design strategies was paramount. “High efficiency air conditioning units and a closed attic system with icynene insulation contribute to a better quality of life while respecting the environment,” explains Weidle. “The windows, in particular, are the ultimate in performance glass. They reject the sun’s heat, and provide fade protection without sacrificing crystal clear visibility. So, you get great views, a cool home, and a lower utility bill to boot.”
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Once inside, a palette of soft warm grey with shades of blue, gold, celadon, and taupe seduce the senses and soothe the soul. “It’s coastal contemporary—the color scheme, European white oak floors, and harmonizing embellishments reflect the natural colors of the beach, sky, and ocean, as does the ensuing ambiance,” describes Lisa Ficarra, owner of Ficarra Design Associates. The living room opens up to the outdoor pool area while providing a graceful transition to the indoor bar and gourmet kitchen. Double step shallow wood detailing on either side of the fireplace offers a subtle but effective architectural accent. Kravet khaki-colored linen drapes with circle cut-outs, Swaim driftwood-finished coffee table displaying two John Richard glass sculpture figures, and Regina Andrew coral reef bowl, and Vanguard bar stools in a striped velour Romo fabric, take the setting full circle. “The centered fireplace with niches on either side required a certain equilibrium in utilizing the space to its best advantage. Balance plays a huge part throughout the home’s entirety,” clarifies Molly Grup, Interior Designer, Ficarra Design Associates. The kitchen showcases a gorgeous White Princess marbletopped island, white Pompeii quartz perimeter, and white Thassos marble subway tile backsplash with ceramic mosaic inlay over the stove top. The use of varying elements and textures was purposeful. “The mix of light cabinetry on the perimeter and darker cabinetry on the island renders the look and feel of a piece of furniture,” expresses Bob Ostrowski, Senior Designer and Partner, AlliKristé Custom Cabinetry and Kitchen Design. A built-in banquette covered in a paisley Schumacher fabric offers a unique and innovative dining alternative that complements the space beautifully. “Most clients today desire a more casual indoor dining experience in addition to outdoor options, so this was a perfect choice,” states Ficarra. Ostrowski concurs, “Kitchens need to be functional and aesthetically pleasing. This kitchen design and style lends to a transitional quality by ignoring the ‘rules’ and creating a flexible living space.” A tongue-and-groove coffered ceiling, aged-iron pendant lights from Visual Comfort, handsome
Global Views polished-nickel twig pendant chandelier and immediate access to outdoor living areas contribute to an overall sense of seamless sophistication and spaciousness. A pair of Hickory Chair linen sofas, walnut chests by Hickory White, palmetto leaf palms, and silver-framed John Richard mirrors surrounded by eglomise, create a pleasing symmetry. HomeAndDesign.net
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Hickory Chair ash-wood table with circular pedestals, and a Theodore Alexander coral tree centerpiece, complete the look for an effect that is as inventive as it is stunning. Continuing in the same vein, the lounge displays another remarkable beamed tray ceiling design. A textured wool area rug, Vanguard linen covered couch and chair, colorful throw pillows, IDS coffee table, and Soicher Marin seascape print reflect the colors and textures of natural elements, creating a perfect spot to kick back, relax, and unwind. The library ceiling features darker colored beams to create drama. Faux painted Venetian plaster on the walls adds an exciting depth and sheen, while individual furniture pieces offer a mix of finishes, materials, and fabrics that give the space an eclectic vibe that is unexpected but effective. Retreating to the 2nd floor, one discovers a pristinely executed master bath. Vaulted ceiling, shell stone flooring, Kohler soaking tub, seamless glass shower with glass tile mosaics in muted tones of grey, slate and blue, induce an enthralling Zen-like atmosphere. Delicate botanical prints,
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Above — Two teal-glazed urns with pointed finials by John Richard adorn the center island providing lively splashes of color against the white transitional shaker-style cabinetry that lines the perimeter. The distinctive seating is intimate while efficiently utilizing the space. Opposite — Abstract seascapes decorate the walls (one in the living room is by Dyann Gunter from the John Richard Collection), while four Vanguard chairs upholstered in a soft aqua linen fabric create a lovely contrast to the dark Hickory Chair ash wood dining table. A glass window looking into the wine room is an added touch that makes the space anything but boring.
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Lucite table, and fabulous sea spray iron sculpture by Ed Koehler, generate an understated luxury that stimulates the senses. That same feeling is carried through into the master bedroom where pale grey walls, a sand-colored linen headboard, shell photos in mirrored frames, and a crystal chandelier with silver polished accents, make way for a mesmerizing décor that exudes an almost hypnotic effect. Relaxing and sumptuous all at once, it is the perfect place for rest and renewal.
Above — When meticulously applied, an abundance of detail can result in a cohesive look that is polished and refined. Double vanity, Mystery White marble countertops, Shell Reef tiled floors and shower walls in a brushed finish, Lucca silk Agate Herringbone accent, ADKO Signature glass tile floor border in a Waikiki blend, Moen fixtures, and botanical giclee reproductions, create an enticing spa-like environment that is clean and sleek. Opposite — An inspirational seascape from International Design Source hanging in the hallway serves as a precursor to the calm serenity that the master bedroom evokes. A pair of blue tufted Vanguard lounge chairs flank the handsome Hickory Chair king-sized four poster bed covered in a luxurious ivory dupioni quilt coverlet by Ann Gish; botanical throw pillows from Cowtan & Tout; sepia-toned seashell photos over the bed by Ben Wood. Previous Spread Left — The striped valance is reminiscent of the pattern and colors used on the bar stools in the downstairs kitchen area. A beautiful view, lots of natural light, striations in the area rug, colors and patterns on the throw pillows, coral sculpture on table, seascape print and Pandanas palm, succeed in bringing the outdoors in. Previous Spread Right — A Century display cabinet with glass doors in a French blue finish, three-drawer walnut-finished desk with metal accents by Hickory White, and Vanguard chair and ottoman upholstered in a marvelous geometric pattern, give the library an updated appeal by mixing a variety of textures and finishes in a fresh, new way.
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Outside, an invisible-edge saltwater pool with striking deep blue mosaic glass tiles glistens in the sunlight. Three fire urns along the back edge of the pool make a dramatic statement. Equipped with an outdoor kitchen and grill, west-facing views for spectacular sunsets, and water panoramas from the second floor balcony, this is open concept living at its best.
Written by Marcia Carroll Burzair Photography by Lori Hamilton Ficarra Design Associates 633 Tamiami Trail North, Suite 200 Naples, FL 34102 239.643.3450 www.ficarradesignassociates.com BCB Homes, Inc. 3696 Enterprise Ave, Suite 100 Naples, FL 34104 239.643.1004 www.bcbhomes.com
Left — Traditional British West Indies architectural details were masterfully incorporated in the back exterior design with the pool and deck being an integral part. Lloyd Flanders Lounge chairs in a rich chocolate finish with ivory upholstered seats and cushions adorn the travertine deck. Facing west, one can enjoy spectacular sunsets and water views from the second floor lanai. Pool, decking and landscaping by Windham Studios. Below — A cypress tongue-and-groove ceiling, 72-inch Lloyd Flanders table and accompanying Jardin De Ville chairs, makes for lovely poolside get togethers. The outdoor kitchen features granite countertops, and a striking glass mosaic backsplash with windows set on either side, to open up the space and extend the views.
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Gulf coast grandeur An undeniable air of elegance merges with a coastal flair indicative of the true Florida lifestyle in this home created by Collins & DuPont Design Group. The home’s circular paver-lined driveway leads to four single-car bays and immediately welcomes visitors. Natural coral stone cladding on the exterior evokes a beach-like feel. Working from the ground up with architect Falconer Jones, Kim Collins, ASID and Alina Olinger, Allied ASID of Collins & DuPont designed every
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The home’s welcoming eat-in kitchen creates an inviting setting for guests to gather. Rattan framed McGuire chairs with hand-woven wicker backs add a touch of texture to the space. Natural quartzite countertops are accentuated by an elaborate hexagonal multi-stone backsplash that incorporates the room’s color palette in shades of sage green, pale mineral, and cerulean blue. Collins & DuPont obtained the tile from a local source, Tile Market of Naples. “Our custom mosaic manufacturer combines multiple different sizes and color combinations to accommodate most everyone’s backsplash, shower, fireplace, or waterline application. Stones are imported from around the world to create dynamic, eye appealing interests to the most discerning clients,” describes Darrin Boylan, owner of Tile Market of Naples.
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The state-of-the-art kitchen is equipped with SubZero and Wolf appliances. Rattan framed McGuire chairs with hand-woven wicker backs, along with the use of cool blue accents, combine to create the comfortable and relaxed atmosphere.
In the dining room, an Originals 22 chandelier, made of hand-forged iron with a textured, white gesso finish, steals the stage. A Vantage Lighting Control System allows homeowners to set lighting levels throughout the house with the touch of a smart button.
“The client wanted to incorporate an informal tile mural to remind her of the beach,” explains Collins. To achieve this, Collins and Olinger brought in artist Christine Moore to create an original painting on the distinctive backsplash. This attention to stylistic detail is evident throughout the home. “We pride ourselves on a high level of detail and specification in order to help our clients express their vision,” says Collins. The tranquil dining room evokes more thoughts of the sea. An Originals 22 chandelier, inspired by underwater coral, creates the perfect tie-in with Holly Hunt draperies featuring an abstract coral print in mineral blues. Stunning selenite crystal candles line the table surrounded by McGuire and Walters wicker chairs, lending to the room’s relaxed and informal feel.
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The serene master bath has a luxurious curved tub that flows with the form of the ceiling and is embellished with beautiful mirrored niches. Custom designed marble inlays elevate the room’s elegance. The home boasts two showers, one inside and another private outdoor shower. The room’s quartzite countertop has subtle hues of sea green and blue. “Private and peaceful, the master bedroom—featuring an impressive vaulted ceiling—offers a welcome retreat from the homeowner’s active lifestyle,” adds Collins. A Century bed and Baker chaise encourage lounging, while the subtle sparkle of a Hart chandelier and sconces create a soothing environment. Cowtan & Tout fabrics continue the indulgence.
Right — The carpeted master bedroom comes complete with a morning bar, to encourage slowpaced weekends of rest and relaxation. Comfortable Century chairs with a blue ticking stripe add style and substance. Below — Slabs of elegant marble line the walls of the showers. The outdoor shower is constructed to offer complete privacy.
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The inviting guest suite comes to life with vibrant color. Beautiful shades of mango and pomegranate are accompanied by kiwi and khaki accents. A king-sized Century bed is adorned with Osborne & Little fabrics and flanked by two Woodland night stands. The addition of a wicker chair brings warmth to the space and completes the welcoming atmosphere. The functional library bridge serves as the homeowner’s office. This room’s pleasing pear wall color is accentuated by custom oak flooring which possesses a varying tonality throughout. Striking pieces, such as the Currey chandelier made of shells and a Lane Venture coral-backed chair, keep the beach theme going. Plentiful built-in shelving provides both form and function.
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Above — This guest suite features a private bath and fresh color palate. Painted and stained wood furnishings create an inviting cottage feel, highlighting a beautiful undulating upholstered headboard with light stained carved wood frame. Right — The library bridge serves as the perfect, informal office space for the homeowner. Fun yet functional, design elements such as a cut-velvet fabric ottoman in peacock colors and colorful artwork from Gustavo Castillo infuse the area with an air of distinction.
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In this home, one doesn’t just have to imagine what it would feel like to unwind by the waterside. With a sun terrace on top, two mid-level balconies, plus left and right seating areas surrounding the sparkling pool, there are plenty of places to escape the cares of the world. A fully-equipped exercise room sits adjacent and is fitted with motorized shades and draperies. While the beauty of this home is apparent, what you can’t see is the care taken and innovation used by BCB Homes to provide both aesthetic impact and safety. Located in a flood zone, the entire first floor is constructed with breakaway walls to allow a potential tidal surge to pass under the habitable floors above. The crucial peace of mind provided heightens the enjoyment and relaxation of this gorgeous, well-designed home.
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