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PUBLISHER Linda Donnelly EXECUTIVE EDITOR Kelsey Miklavcic DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Roxanne Hutson EDITORIAL Sabina Bhasin Kasye Beza Ginny Cooper Tye Davis Kelsey Miklavcic Teresa Odle Channing Spano PRODUCTION Graphic Design & Art Direction Jennifer Betterman Creative Design & Print 239.325.9161 Color Correction Giovanni Photography 239.263.2229 Web Scott Boisvert, Stacey Boisvert Michael Spano CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Maggie Barry, Phillip Ennis, Peter Falencik, Amber Frederiksen, Tim Gibbons, Giovanni, Lori Hamilton, Craig Hildebrand, Michael McVay, Naples Kenny, Randall Perry, Reagan Rule, Sargent Architectural, Nick Shirghio, Matt Steeves, Tricia Shay, Viral Media Group CORPORATE Home & Design Magazine, Inc. 975 Imperial Golf Course Blvd., Suite 105 Naples, FL 34110 239.598.4826 www.HomeAndDesign.net Accounting Daniela Ronchetti President Tony Spano Home & Design ® is published by Home & Design Magazine, Inc. © Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. All prices, specs and financing rates & terms are subject to change without notice. All real estate advertised herein is subject to Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.” We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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Cover Story A chic and edgy homeowner breaks the rules and creates the unexpected in this one-of-a-kind Florida home.

Photography by Amber Frederiksen Photography.

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Modern Glamour

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A house built for a broad audience turned into an airy coastal home with modern design.

A unique blend of styles that encompasses both comfort and elegance.

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With function and creativity at the forefront of a warm, clean-lined vision, a new perspective on contemporary design was created.

A home that encompasses the best of modern living with classic design elements in the heart of Pelican Bay.

The Home & Design Signature Home

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Barefoot Elegance

One block from the shops and restaurants of 5th Avenue, and one block from the beach, this property is in the perfect location.

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Fresh Perspective A traditional coastal inspired home featuring architectural elements reminiscent of New England, but with a tropical flair.

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The Hepburn model in Quail West features elegance and charm of traditional style with an emphasis on warm sophisticated comfort.

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We’d like to sincerely thank all our clients who have championed Home & Design over the past 15 years. Without your editorial submissions, we would not have the content you see on the pages of this stunning Design Issue. These submissions are plentiful and on the cutting edge of great design, and the compliments from our readers indicate we are on the right track. Also, thanks to the hundreds of you who turn out for our bi-annual networking launch events, like the one pictured here from January. It is a real treat to see this luxury group assembled twice per year as we unveil each issue, and I am so happy to facilitate this opportunity.

On a separate note, every once in a long while, a person comes along who completely surprises you with their intelligence, creativity, and work ethic. Kelsey Miklavcic, our Executive Editor, is one of those people. She has ‘the right stuff’ and I think all our clients know that when they meet her. So it is with bittersweet sentiment that I thank her for her past two years of unwavering devotion and tireless enthusiasm to support the shared goal of publishing excellence our staff embraces every day. Kelsey is moving on to an exciting adventure with her fiancé Brian Hartlage to live and explore Denver, Colorado, and we all wish them every happiness.

Thank you for another great year of Home & Design!

Warmly,

Linda Donnelly Publisher Linda@HomeAndDesign.net Me with our Executive Editor, Kelsey Miklavcic

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Just 15 years ago, when Home & Design was a little magazine in diapers, I never dreamed it would become the epicenter of luxury living for Southwest Florida.

After looking at dozens of homes, our talented team has assembled the very finest selection of luxury residences from the area’s foremost architects, custom home builders, and interior designers. Our goal is to bring you the most interesting and varied architectural and design choices, so you can glean ideas that suit your lifestyle. I hope you agree that our 2015 Design Issue meets that objective.

Once you’ve perused our feature articles and dog-eared every page that speaks to you, contact the companies found throughout the magazine to make those dreams a reality. When you contact them, please let them know you appreciate their support of Home & Design magazine. They make it all possible.

Whether you have just bought a home, or are improving your existing abode, we look forward to being your inspiration for many years to come.

Tony Spano President

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Developer

Don Stevenson Design, Inc.......................... 169

BBA Development Inc.. . ..................................177

Herscoe Hajjar Architects. . ........................... 147

Calusa Bay Properties................................... 190

Kukk Architecture & Design. . ....................... 150

Dreamhouses of Old Naples, LLC.............. 144

MHK Architecture & Planning. . ...................... 66

KW Properties.. ........................................ 214, 216

R.G. Designs..................................................... 301

London Bay Homes........................................ 197

Sater Group . . .................................................... 242

Naples ReDevelopment................................ 331 Salem Homes.................................................. 320 Stock Development. . ...........................................2

Communities

WCI Communities........................................... 172

Minto Communities....................................... 259 Estuary at Grey Oaks.................................... 240 Naples Reserve. . ................................................ 36

Flooring

Residences at Mercato................................. 154

Abbey Carpet & Floor. . ............................. 22, 118

Seaglass at Bonita Bay.................................... 49

Azar Gallery Fine Rugs................................... 341 Designers’ Rug Center................................. 333 Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring........... 88

Custom Cabinetry

Naples Flooring Company, LLC.. ................... 68

Clive Christian. . ......................................................8

Wilderness Furniture & Floors, Inc.. . ........... 221

Closet Factory................................................. 334

Wood ‘N’ Rugs. . .................................................. 72

Royal Palm Closet Design & Fine Cabinetry.............................................. 312

The Wood Floor Company.......................... 245

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Casa Italia. . ........................................................... 43

Action Automatic Door................................. 322

Cherie Clark Interiors. . ................................... 222

Ceramic Matrix. . .............................................. 258

Cinnabar Design............................................. 285

Design Studio By Raymond.. ........................ 108

Clive Daniel Home............................................. 35

Epic Audio Video. . ........................................... 329

Emillions Art......................................................... 70

The Forester Group........................................337

International Design Source. . ........................ 171

Glass Design...................................................... 114

Light Bulbs Unlimited........................................ 74

Grate Fireplace & Outdoor Living.............. 299

Lighting First. . ...................................................... 24

IPI Interlocking Pavestones Inc.. . .................327

Maria Charmaine Designs............................ 314

Living Roc............................................................. 10

Michael Biondo Lifestyle Design .................. 45

My Shower Door. . ............................................... 71

MP Interiors......................................................... 39

O’Guin Decorative Finishes......................... 338

Naples Furniture Liquidators....................... 324

Omicron Granite & Tile................................... 174

Naples Leather & Fine Furnishings ............. 47

Paris Ceramics.................................................... 51

Norris Home Furnishings.. .............................. 115

Tile Market & Design...................................... 330

Peach Tree Designs.. ........................................ 93

United Materials, Inc........................................ 116

Ralph Lauren Home. . ........................................ 39 St-Tropez Home.. ............................................. 146 Sweetgrass Designs..................................... 325 Thomas Riley Studio....................................... 196 Traditions Classic Home Furnishings........ 319 West Indies Home Collection. . .................... 342 Window Wear Design.. ..................................... 50

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MICHAEL BIONDO is a Lifestyle Designer who provides a broad range of design services, including Home Décor Design, Personal Styling, and Event Production. Michael works with both celebrity and private clientele, and strives to ensure that each of his designs reflect his clients’ distinctive personalities.

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| h & d source guide | Interior Design

Kitchen & Bath

Barbara Rooch Interior Environments..... 239

DKS Distinctive Kitchen Studio.. ................. 243

Bay Design Store. . .............................................. 18 Collins & DuPont Design Group.......................4

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery.. ........................................... 194

Denise Ward Interior Design........................287

Florida Builder Appliances........................... 200

Design West. . .................................................... 105

Hill’s Showcase of Fine Plumbing................. 30

Dwayne Bergmann. . .......................................... 41

Kitchens by Clay................................................ 90

Gary David Designs.......................................... 28

Naples Kitchen & Bath.................................. 339

Janet Bilotti Interiors....................................... 153

Naples Plumbing Studio................................ 315

Jeffrey Fisher Home....................................... 321

Richlin Interiors................................................. 317

Jett Thompson Antiques & Interiors.......... 219

Ruffino Cabinetry. . ........................................... 192

Jinx McDonald Interior Designs..................... 91

SOHO Kitchens & Design............................ 224

Kelly Godsey Design, Inc.. . ............................ 331 Kira KrĂźmm International Design................ 120 KVS Interior Design............................................ 16

Landscape Architecture

Landmark Design of Sanibel......................... 151

Architectural Land Design, Inc................... 323

LDL Interiors, Inc............................................. 332 Little Palm Design Group.. ............................... 33 Lovetto Design................................................. 176

Logistics

Pacifica Interior Design.................................. 201

William C. Huff Companies........................... 106

Pear Tree Interiors........................................... 107 Renee Gaddis Interiors.................................... 111 Romanza Interior Design. . ............................. 149 Socially Inclined Design................................ 335 Soco Interiors .. ................................................... 75 Weglarz Design............................................... 328 Wright Interior Group. . ...................................... 73

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Photography

BCBE Construction LLC.. .............................. 104

Giovanni Photography................................... 318

Bucklebury Home............................................. 26 BUILD.................................................................... 65 Castle Harbour Homes. . ................................274

Real Estate

Foresite Homes.. ................................... 223, 225

Barry DeNicola Realty...................................... 20

Genuine Home Builders, Inc... ..................... 326

Don Winkler John R. Wood...................................................... 14

Gordon Luxury Homes.................................. 170 Gulfshore Homes........................................... 340 Harbourside Custom Homes. . ..................... 173 Harwick Homes............................................... 148 Knauf-Koenig Group, LLC.............................. 69 McGarvey Custom Homes......................... 300 Naples Build..................................................... 238 Pegasus Builders. . ........................................... 152 Potter Homes...................................................272 Scholten Construction. . .................................257 Specialty Building Services.......................... 198 Sullivan Brothers LLC...................................... 110 Waterside Builders......................................... 244

Outdoor Living Kool Poolz Design & Construction, Inc........................................ 220

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Emily K. Bua & Tade Bua-Bell John R. Wood................................................... 195 Gulf Coast International Properties. . ............. 12 Joe Pavich Jr. Realty World Florida......................................... 112 Jozef Maston/Kathy Lucas Downing Frye.. .................................................... 92 Lauren Fowlkes Downing Frye.. ................................................. 286 Michael G. Lawler Premier Sotheby’s................................................6 Michelle Thomas Premier Sotheby’s........................................... 241 Naples White House Downing Frye.. ......................................... 214, 216 Nic Spano Downing Frye.. ..................................................273 Premier Sotheby’s International Realty.... 344 The Renee Team.. ............................................ 156

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A mixture of traditional and modern architecture give this home a refreshing look that is a break from the norm and evokes excitement and curiosity.

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Breaking the rules and creating the unexpected is what homeowner Ann Cowherd set out to do in this one-of-a-kind Florida vacation home.

From the moment you arrive at the doorstep, the attention to detail and the whimsical nature of this residence are apparent. A hot pink doorbell and house numbers serve as an introduction to the playful design throughout.

After drawing her vision for the home on a cocktail napkin, Ann knew that the most important task would be finding the right people to help her build it. She has remodeled and decorated eight other homes in her lifetime, but this is the first one she built from the ground up. With great thought and care, Ann requested the services of BUILD and MHK Architecture & Planning. “My builder was amazing,” says Ann. “The project manager just got me. He really understood my vision and always found ways to improve upon my ideas and bring them to life.”

One of the strategic advantages of working with BUILD is the experience that comes from their vast and successful commercial background.

BUILD’s ability to approach challenges from different

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solutions and techniques not typically available in the residential market are applauded by their luxury home clients.

The exterior of the home shares elements of traditional and modern architecture. “This was an exciting challenge because our goal was to meld two distinctive styles in order to create a unique design that was still contextual,” explains Matthew Kragh, owner of MHK Architecture & Planning. The use of horizontal lines is a contemporary nod, while the traditional roof forms keep everything in balance with the style of the area’s surrounding homes.

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The floating staircase allows the structure to be a prominent design element in the room without dominating the space. The beautiful slab treads are made from an indigenous species of wood.

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A beautiful stacked stone feature wall leads you all the way

avoid any noticeable patterns,” shares Jay Howard, Principal

from outside the front door, through the foyer, into the great

of BUILD. This extra effort and attention to detail is how Ann’s

room, and out to the lanai. “It is the spine of the house,”

vision was brought to life with such success.

explains Kragh. “The entire home unfolds around the wall.” It is a unifying detail that ties all elements of the home together, and sets the tone for the entire space. “The cantilever staircase is one my favorite details in this home,” expresses Steven Jallad of MHK Architecture & Planning. “I really appreciate the way it enhances the beauty of the stacked stone wall.”

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Executed brilliantly in every inch of the home, Ann chose a color palette of hot pink and turquoise to combine with neutrals. These brilliant pops of color are thoughtfully and strategically placed throughout the space in such a way that it seems effortless and organic. “I went for a look that is edgy, rocker chic, and sophisticated,” explains Ann. All of the little

Creating the feature wall was no small task. The material for

details that shape the space are truly a reflection of her personal

this treatment typically comes in prefabricated sheets, but the

style and adventurous spirit. The coffee table is available in

team at BUILD knew that on this large scale, the sheets would

custom sizes and finishes through the Bay Design Store in

show a distinctive pattern and seam that would take away

Naples. “This is the perfect cocktail table for any setting,” says

from the overall impact. “We found a mason that would take

Bay Design Store owner Susan Bay. “Whether your style is

the segmented stone system and install it piece by piece to

traditional or contemporary this table nestles in with any look.”

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Featured on the cover, this living room is a breath of fresh air. Displayed upon the stacked stone feature wall above the fireplace is a vibrant giclee, gallery wrapped on canvas with a high gloss finish encased in a white frame, that was sourced from Wilson Lighting. The room is centered around a coffee table found at Bay Design Store.

Opposite: The entry foyer seamlessly flows into a communal area where the kitchen workspace becomes part of the living and dining area. Glamorous gold light fixtures pair unexpectedly with hard stone surfaces.

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The bunkroom is a creative space-saving solution for this large family. It gives the kids a space to call their own. Wood floors with a turquoise stain anchor the room and give it a distinctive and rare identity. The bright chevron stools and colorful carpets were sourced from Clive Daniel Home.

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The master bedroom features an upholstered leather wall that creates an interesting focal point and conversation.

Opposite: A custom built-in bench separates the his-and-hers sinks in the master bathroom. Decorative tile inlays create points of interest and act as art on the bathroom floor and shower wall.

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The contemporary abstract artwork featured over the fire place

On the second level of the home, a well-thought-out and

is a vibrant giclee, gallery wrapped on canvas, with a high gloss

youthful bunkroom is a place where four of the Cowherd’s six

finish encased in a white frame. This artwork and comparable

children can rest their heads and spend quality time in a space

others can be viewed in Wilson Lighting’s art showcase gallery.

of their own. “We did not want the home to be a “typical”

“Ann likes to have some edginess and unexpected elements

Florida home in its design and decor, and I think we achieved

such as the skull cowhide pillows and the industrial metal

that beautifully,” expresses Roeser, whose expert knowledge

framed mirror in the dining area,” describes Dana Roeser,

and design experience were a tremendous help to her sister

Ann’s sister and President of Dana Roeser Interior Design.

throughout the process. “I don’t imagine there is another

The kitchen is extremely clean and innovative. At first glance you get a sense of how open it feels, and you will note that there is a generous amount of counter space. After further investigation you will notice that all of the appliances seem to be missing! Don’t be fooled, they are all there; this is yet another one of Ann’s brilliant ideas. “One of my favorite features of this home is the unique butler’s pantry,” explains Howard. “All of

home in the area that has a bunk room with turquoise stained wood floors!” The space is fully equipped with a lounging area, activity space, and a private balcony. Following suit with the rest of the home, the attention to detail in this room is incredible. Every bunk has its own outlet with USB port, and a full wet bar is just around the corner where the children can keep drinks and snacks for their convenience.

the bulky appliances and space wasters are tucked away where

The lanai offers many opportunities for private conversations

they are easy to utilize without being in sight.”

or large gatherings with a number of seating areas and a

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The large pool and yard was made possible with the larger than normal lot size. The large decks were broken up with Ipe wood inlays, which reduce the heat and glare, and increase the softness and intimacy of the space.

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A cozy seating arrangement set around an outdoor fireplace creates the perfect setting for a relaxing evening.

spiral staircase up to a private balcony. Horizontal wood floor panels define unique spaces and mimic the linear forms found throughout the home. The wood inlays are a refreshing deviation from the usual expanse of concrete that is typical of most outdoor spaces in the area. The material used is Ipe, which reduces the heat, glare, and increases the softness and intimacy of the space. A final nod to the color scheme is presented in the form of a pink and turquoise mosaic tile that covers the hot tub and accents the perimeter of the pool.

The Cowherds wanted to create a place that was fun and sexy, as well as family friendly. Their use of space and the playful nature of their design create an atmosphere that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. “This home offers so many different experiences,” states homeowner and ESPN celebrity Colin Cowherd. “We’ve created a place where we can entertain and let loose with our friends, as well as spend quality time with our family.”

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The travertine walkway is flanked with six sparkling fountains and leads to a mahogany framed entry door and transom windows.

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Hand-blown glass spheres in the dramatic light fixture delicately suspend like air bubbles created in the ocean.

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This home has the largest ‘open to below’ space we have ever completed.

”

A house initially built for a broad audience turned into

to below’ space we have ever completed,” notes Kragh.

an airy coastal home with modern design for one family

The glass rail emerges from the stainless steel frame posing

to love. The complete white backdrop compliments the

as a contemporary molding treatment. “Crystal clear glass

homeowner’s contemporary art collection. “Understanding

by Faour Glass Technologies allows you to look through

negative space and using the design element to create

without a hint of color obstructing the view,” describes

openness, allows the homeowner to enjoy their personal

Adam Smith of Naples ReDevelopment, Inc. Hand-blown

artwork collection with their home and view both as one,”

glass spheres in the dramatic light fixture delicately suspend

says Kelly Godsey-Smith of Kelly Godsey Design, Inc.

like air bubbles created in the ocean. “We wanted it to be

The travertine walkway is flanked with six sparkling fountains and leads to a mahogany-framed entry door and

eye-catching, but something you can look past like bubbles of floating light,” says Godsey-Smith.

transom windows. This balanced pattern is repeated with

The ceiling treatment frame traces the gallery with satin

the second level windows which floods all aspects of this

painted wood beams and exaggerated deep coffers.

refined home with natural light. “The roof lines are tucked

“Overall, there is very little drywall. Natural materials were

away against the clean-lined gables giving an unexpected

used as much as possible to visually widen and expand the

modern form of Caribbean Colonial shape,” describes

space,” describes Smith.

Matthew Kragh of MHK Architecture & Planning.

Furniture pieces offer a modern and simple arrangement

The framed gallery overlooks the living room below and feels

with low standing, high gloss credenzas disappearing against

like a floating walkway. “This home has the largest ‘open

the walls allowing for ample storage at the homeowner’s

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request. Armless sofas in white linen encompass an oversize grey leather cocktail ottoman. “The homeowner’s sculptures and featured artwork act as that pop of color,” describes Godsey-Smith.

The stainless steel encased television floats next to the storefront-style glass wine storage display below the staircase making commonly unused space another artful focal point. The stainless steel band highlights the wine room enclosure and is traced along the top of the kitchen cabinets. Part of the home’s central great room plan, a custom-size dining table features a bleached wood cut slab top and matching trunk legs joining the living room and kitchen.

When Jamie Lawrence of Elite Cabinetry, Inc. first met with the homeowner to design the kitchen, he encountered a true ‘Designing for the Sexes’ type of challenge. The Mrs. expressed a penchant for the traditional, and the Mr. was ultra contemporary. Lawrence masterfully blended their tastes into an eclectic and spectacular transitional design. The refrigerator French doors are enlarged to connect the sightlines of the surrounding cabinetry. The large scale double hardware on all drawer fronts acts as jewelry highlighting the clean profile along the perimeter, a bell-shaped stainless steel hood custom crafted by Elite Cabinetry, Inc. is flanked by stainless steel wrapped bookshelves. In the foreground is the kitchen island anchoring stainless steel wrapped legs, and drawer fronts with chrome hardware. “Exposed hinges and inset door fronts allow this island to stand firmly on its own,” says Lawrence.

The master bedroom exudes femininity with the grey-toned zebra print sheer drapery treatments and plush faux fur fabric on the bench and toss pillow. The softness is balanced with structured Roman Shades selected with the same color of the wallpaper. A

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The complete white backdrop compliments the homeowner’s contemporary art collection. Armless sofas in white linen encompass an oversize grey leather cocktail ottoman.

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glittered grey wallpaper with circle pattern in the master bedroom functions as the headboard. “The homeowner requested a grand feel with crystal chandeliers amid the cool contemporary palette used throughout the home,” explains Godsey-Smith. The man of the house enjoys a custom hidden closet concealed within the master suite, Lawrence designed a dual purpose wall unit and His closet space featuring side servo-drive cabinet opening system, utilizing the unused space behind the television for all his ties, watches, and belts which often get lost in a common drawer. “Maximizing space is a specialty here at Elite,” says Lawrence.

Variation in the wood floor continued from the bedroom brings warmth to the otherwise cool elements of the master bathroom. Crisp white cabinets are topped with Calcutta Gold marble and carried up the backsplash. A lavish fabric vanity seat floats with Lucite legs at the custom make-up vanity with hidden storage. “The make-up vanity wall was designed as the centerpiece with a full marble wall and a floating, back-lit mirror. The vanity also houses several drawers meticulously recessed in the wall between plumbing and studs,” says Lawrence. The make-up vanity and coordinating sink cabinetry feature dramatic 5” high tapered legs, skirt moldings and inset doors to convey the look of fine furniture,” says Lawrence. To highlight the variation in the marble, the homeowner requested minimally styled wall mounted plumbing fixtures.

Separating the master bathroom and closet is a contemporary take on the traditional

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The kitchen refrigerator French doors are enlarged to connect the sight line of the surrounding cabinetry. A bell-shaped stainless steel hood is flanked by stainless steel wrapped bookshelves. All the cabinetry was designed by Elite Cabinetry, Inc.

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barn door closure. “We decided to forego the traditional

European hand-crafted flooring in Tudor Grey used

pocket door, and instead add to the home’s architecture

throughout the home blends breezy coastal living with

by installing brushed chrome hardware to suspend a three-

a modern European flair. The fully handmade flooring

paneled gliding door,” describes Godsey-Smith.

undergoes an indirect heat process using an acetylene torch.

The concealed custom closet utilizes every possible inch from the rolling ladder allowing a 10’ high access and LED backlit shelves throughout, all starting with technical drawings and interior renderings provided by Elite Cabinetry, Inc. “We listened to this upscale homeowner closely to ensure that all shoes, handbags, and personal belongings of the lady of the home were celebrated.” The cabinetry detail of the master bathroom carries through the custom closet with inverted arched mullions on top of mirror doors. In addition, clear

each board; a result of this treatment to the surface is that it will naturally create a denser and more resilient surface,” says Arturo Guido of Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring.

Each plank is approximately 10” wide and has an average 9.5’ in length. “The end result is truly a work of art which is considered ‘fine furniture for your floor’,” adds Guido.

This flooring is completely custom designed to represent the home’s individual expression.

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Beyond the living room, the lush landscaping and sleek

transparent. Working with a client who shares the same

marble opens to an oversized pool and spa.

passion for design was truly a pleasure,” says Lawrence.

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Calcutta Gold marble is carried up the backsplash wall to surround an opulent framed mirror back lit with LED tape lighting. A lavish fabric vanity seat floats with Lucite legs at the custom vanity with hidden storage. Custom closet and vanity cabinetry design

by Elite Cabinetry, Inc.

The Indonesian carving above the bed in the master bedroom is actually three individual screens hung side-by-side. The refurbished brass inlaid lamps on the bedside tables are Fisher’s favorite pieces in the home.

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“The landscape became the color palette, and we allow it to play off the white fabrics and chrome accents. The fully upholstered chairs and ottoman act as giant pillows to create a comfortable and intimate seating arrangement,” describes Godsey-Smith.

The guest house’s cantilevered stairway stretches over the pool and is an architectural element that can be seen from anywhere in the house. “The floating stairway is its own sculptural artwork creating light and shadow.

The cabana, outdoor living area, living room, and kitchen are designed as if they are placed around the pool and stairway,” says Kragh.

Written by Tye Davis Photography by Giovanni Photography Elite Cabinetry, Inc. 5435 Jaeger Road Naples, FL 34109 239.262.1144 www.downsviewnaples.com Kelly Godsey Design, Inc. P.O. Box 1309 Naples, FL 34106 239.280.1252 www.kgodseydesign.com Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring 2684 Horseshoe Drive South Naples, FL 34104 239.206.1898 www.legnobastone.com MHK Architecture & Planning 975 6th Ave., South Naples, FL 34102 239.919.0786 www.mhkap.com Naples ReDevelopment, Inc. 990 1st Avenue South Naples, FL 34102 239.331.7940 www.naplesredevelopment.com “The landscape became the color palette, and we allow it to play off the white fabrics and chrome accents. The fully upholstered chairs and ottoman act as giant pillows to create a comfortable and intimate seating arrangement,” describes Godsey-Smith.

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Custom details include hand-formed cement finishes for the exterior that mimic the look of siding. The design is broken up by stacked stone and wood details, along with shutters from Liberty Aluminum with a Sherwin Williams Bracing Blue with a satin finish.

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Fil and Wendy Adams-Mercer, an English couple used to big furniture in small spaces asked for comfort in their Naples home and wanted to incorporate elements of their coastal location in the home’s theme and style. Designer Dominique Coffman of Design West answered her clients’ call for a contemporary home with a light and airy design.

“Keeping over-scaled but streamlined furniture helped to retain the coastal feel,” explains Coffman. “As the design developed, the homeowners wanted to add in little punches of feminine elegance,” she says. “With a unique blend of styles being represented, the Adams-Mercer home encompasses both comfort and elegance with ease, while staying true to the design’s coastal roots,” adds Coffman.

Architect Don Stevenson of Don Stevenson Design calls the home’s style “British Bermuda,” explaining that “the clients spent a lot of time in the islands.” The home is unique in its two-story courtyard style, but encompasses plenty of coastal touches inside and out. Unique features of the home also include its green elements, such as solar panels on the roof to take advantage of the natural power of Florida’s sun, and attention to detail. Although the home’s exterior appears from a distance to be made of board or lap siding, the vertical and horizontal lines were carefully formed by a cementitious craftsman, explains Stevenson.

Use of natural elements, such as wood and woven materials in the home’s interior design and furnishings, along with wooden beams on the ceiling and exterior, provide a seamless thread from indoors to outside. The design team worked closely together and with their clients on every detail, including careful selection of materials and color palettes. “We actually sat with the clients in our conference room with our three-dimensional model of the home and colored it in various color palettes until we came up with the one that they liked best,” says Stevenson.

The exterior color, which is Sherwin Williams Dover White in satin finish, is complemented by the home’s blue metal roof, touches of wood in the beams and garage doors and natural stacked stone in the columns. The roof and shutters complement the nearby waves, but also are practical. “The metal roof has a longer life,” says Gary Smith, senior estimator/project manager with BCBE Construction, LLC, the home’s builder.

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Ralph Lauren Home furniture fills the family room area. Two Hickory chair ottomans serve as extra seating. The cocktail table is made of woven sea grass with a glass top. Sarasota artist Carol Fenzl provided the custom artwork depicting the Naples pier and sea life.

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The Wood-Mode cabinets, directly designed

by Design West, have an X-mullion design across the top. Contemporary touches include a Wolf 40 range and Sub-Zero refrigerator. The countertop is white fusion granite with double-stacked edges.

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The home’s indoor living area welcomes guests with warm

Perhaps no room displays excellent use of white as well

wood accents, cozy oversized pillows and furniture with

as the home’s kitchen. “The kitchen is transitional and

rounded shapes, which are soft and inviting. The design

feminine,” describes Coffman. Coastal elements with natural,

is comfortable and elegant, without being too formal or

earthy finishes warm up the space. While the stainless steel

fussy,” says Coffman. White is the predominant background

appliances and oversized pendant lights from Visual Comfort

color that is used inside of the home and Sherwin Williams

provide a stroke of modern sparkle. Throughout the home,

Snowbound paint with eggshell finish, covers most of the

design elements such as ceiling coffers with painted poplar

living area walls and ceilings. Coffman reveals that many

in a tongue-and-groove design and distressed oak flooring

homeowners are afraid to use a lot of white, but that her

maintain natural, warm luxury.

client, “embraced the use of white throughout the home’s design, which helped to bring the light and breezy feel of seaside living indoors.”

West, has a green-gray rub. The client wanted rugs soft enough to sit on, and each long fiber rug in the home adds warm

Stevenson says that designing a home to meet all of

coziness and incorporates touches of color from the rooms’

a client’s needs can be a challenge. “It’s easy to make a

palettes. “Each bedroom has a personality of its own, but is still

house look beautiful from the outside, but it also should be

coastal, airy, light and contemporary,” says Coffman.

livable and functional on the inside to the owner’s taste,” he emphasizes. The use of windows, natural light and white palettes help make the indoor spaces feel larger.

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Gaining comfort doesn’t mean sacrificing contemporary touches, however. The home includes modern features such as an electric car charger in the garage and color-changing

The bed in this guest room provided natural elements but a streamlined design. All of the furniture in this room is from Curate Home Collections and the colors are soft grays, including the fiber accents in the rug and the Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray paint with eggshell finish on the walls.

Opposite: Custom Wood-Mode cabinets and custom-framed mirrors provide a light and bright feel to the master bath.

The Vanguard vanity bench and traces of crystal add a feminine touch. Vein-cut limestone from Ruben Sorhegui accents the shower and a white vein-cut travertine covers the main floor of the bath.

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The back lanai provides a seamless outdoor living area, repeating stacked shale on an outdoor fireplace.

Kingsley Bate patio furniture with teak bases repeats natural wood and gray woven textures. The propanefueled fire bowls and overflow-edged pool provide dramatic touches.

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LED lighting throughout. It’s also loaded with energy efficiency, says Smith.

“I would say my favorite aspect of the home is its green features,” adds Smith. In addition to the 10-kilowatt solar panels on the roof, the home has a solar water heater, Icynene spray-foam insulation, and an ultra-efficient Mitsubishi HVAC system. “It also uses reclaimed water collected through two cisterns, which goes through a filtration system and is used for the septic system,” says Smith.

In fact, the home’s design highlights aesthetics and function from outdoor elements. “We maximize the arc of the sun as it relates to solar panels on the roof and natural breezes,” says Stevenson. “Cross-ventilation runs through the home from four directions on the first and second floor,” he explains.

The breezes move through the master bedroom in the back of the home and a special shuttered opening above the master bath tub. “We call that the honeymoon bath,” says Stevenson. By opening the oversized shutters, the coastal breezes reach all the way into the bath area. Of course, the shutters can be closed for privacy.

The entire rear of the home maximizes views with plenty of windows and a second-floor wrap-around deck. An upper deck sits a few steps above a second-story entertainment area to provide striking water views.

With tropical breezes, an airy color palette, a stunning design and contemporary touches, it’s hard to beat the comfort and island feel of this Naples home. And it’s a tribute to the collaboration of the clients and their design and build team. “This project was a long labor of love,” says Coffman.

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Right — The clean symmetrical lines and simple proportions of the transitionally styled architecture create an inviting presence as you approach the house. The pure white exterior is balanced by the warm tones of the ten foot tall mahogany entrance door. Those wood notes are reflected in the flanking mahogany trellis and accented by the cool blue shutters that dot the facade. Kukk Architecture & Design, P.A., kukkarchitecture.com

Opposite Above — Herscoe Hajjar Architects highlighted the beauty of this stunning location on the bay. To maximize the panoramic views, it was agreed to elevate this outdoor living area. The elevated entry courtyard with a glass walled pool hovers over the beautiful blue glistening water of the bay. Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com

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Opposite Below — This unique Groin Vaulted Gallery incorporates the Mediterranean theme of the homes elegance with simplistic achievement. It also creates a modern setting for the clients progressive collection of artwork. This is the perfect design element that bridges both traditional and contemporary architecture. Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com

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Below — The house and grounds embody a transitional styling. Clean lines with familiar proportions influence the architecture. The house is designed to open completely to the external decks and lanai. Kukk Architecture & Design, P.A., kukkarchitecture.com

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Above — The classic Florida cottage style is captured on the exterior while the contemporary interior gives the home a modern feel. The home has an outdoor pool and spa, an outdoor living area with a fireplace, bar and kitchen. Dreamhouses of Old Naples, dhnaples.com; MHK Architecture & Planning, mhkap.com; Architectural Land Design, aldinc.net Below Left — From the reception entry throughout the main living areas, walls of glass and French doors inspire a seamless transition to the outdoor living area that offers an elegant open terrace, spectacular infinity edge pool, spa, and covered lanai complete with outdoor kitchen and fireplace. Don Stevenson Design, donstevensondesign.com Below Right — Magnificent custom estate offering the ultimate in waterfront living surrounded by gracious style and craftsmanship. The sprawling interiors make entertaining a pleasure with an open gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, and climate controlled wine room. Don Stevenson Design, donstevensondesign.com

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Below — Built along the Caloosahatchee River in Fort Myers, this majestic two-story home has more than 7,300 square feet of air conditioned living space This private residence features five bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, formal living and dining areas, breakfast nook, gourmet kitchen overlooking the family room, game room, movie theatre, study, and outdoor kitchen. Harbourside Custom Homes, hchfl.com

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Right — Designed with relaxation in mind, enjoy a private oasis in your backyard that includes a crystal blue pool stretching over 40 feet long. All of the ceilings are customized with hand stained cypress wood and 6 foot brackets. KnaufKoenig Group, kkgbuild.com

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Below — Light, bright and airy, this contemporary living room encapsulates the perfect balance of sophistication and Floridian elegance. Clean lines frame the room and guide the sight toward the beautiful outdoor views, visible from almost anywhere in the space. Harwick Homes, harwickhomes.com

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Right — This image represents perfectly proportional and asymmetrically balanced features with a central focal point of the custom kitchen design. Vibrant but soothing coastal contemporary color tones intermingle through large scale dramatic artwork, a stainless steel wine cellar nested beneath the stairway, acoustical cork wall tiles, leathered granite waterfall chef island, crystal lighting details and furnishings crafted from contemporary leathers, antiqued mirror and chrome. Socially Inclined Design, sociallyinclineddesign. com; International Design Source, ids1.com

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Right — This unique space was designed as a year round porch en suite to the Dining Room and Courtyard. It features retractable glass doors that allow for complete outdoor or interior air conditioned living. It has a hand carved stone fireplace with mahogany and cypress ceilings. Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com

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Above — The quest was to downsize from a large Country Club home to a Penthouse while still maintaining the same lifestyle and conveniences, including unique interior detailing, plenty of storage and comfort they were used to in the larger home.

Collins & DuPont Design Group, collins-dupont.com; BCBE Construction, bcbellc.com

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Above — A large canvas by Mally Khorasantchi provided the inspiration for this beautiful great room.

The custom area rug in vivid shades of lime green and periwinkle anchors the ample seating area which faces a sleek ribbon fireplace and television wall. Gary David Designs, garydavid.com

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Left — Bringing the Boutique Hotel experience home!

Linear symmetry drove the conceptual balance of this design while accentuating grand lengths and heights.

This exquisite entryway is a straight on view from the front door of the residence looking out into the entertainment living area, then cascading out into the luxurious outdoor living and custom contemporary pool. Socially Inclined Design, sociallyinclineddesign. com; International Design Source, ids1.com

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Below Left — The living room features distinctive details with an 18 foot coffered ceiling and 13 inch wide plank European white oak floors. The sophisticated coastal design feels fresh and open.

Knauf-Koenig Group, kkgbuild.com; Clive Daniel Home, clivedaniel. com; Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring, legnobastone.com Above Right — Inspired by favorite colors of the client, this living room is accented with blue and white porcelain and punches of coral on pillows, accessories, and waxed plaster walls behind display shelves. The blue and white theme continues with the ikat fabric on chairs and on the windows. Leslie Derrick, Pear Tree Interiors

{ } YOURSELF IN THIS

SPACE WHERE LIFE HAPPENS.”

- MICHELLE LEE PRICE, SOCIALLY INCLINED DESIGN

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Below Right — Incorporating a strong sense of visual cohesiveness with the use of a monochromatic theme in varying tones of “graige,” this chat room serves as the perfect gathering place. Four matching swivel chairs in a rich neutral linen, coordinating pearlized leather ottoman, a niche wall strategically displaying coastal treasures, and a series of expansive windows displaying sweeping views, take this space from simple to simply spectacular. Cinnabar Design, cinnabardesign.net

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Above and Below - Designers Rebekah and Charlie envisioned a space where comfortable environment meets chic and clean design. The sleekness of a large format grey porcelain tile and the warmth of walnut wood finishes help to create a look that would inspire not only the potential buyer, but the creative at heart. Clive Daniel Home, clivedaniel.com

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Above - The interior design consists of a palette of soft taupes, whites, and grey. The white leather sofa, nubuck suede chair and linen-wrapped console give the living space a modern European look. Dreamhouses of Old Naples, dhnaples.com; St-Tropez Home, st-tropezhome.com; MHK Architecture & Planning, mhkap.com Left - Simply elegant water-side beauty in Royal Harbor. A Comfortable open floor plan casually appointed to take advantage of an expansive water view will greet you just inside the door of this completely updated bungalow. KW Properties

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DESIGN KITCHENS Above Left — Warm toned lime washed oak floors enhance the contrast of the light and dark furnishings. Punches of color from the animal print barstools and chairs bring excitement to the calm surrounds including the handmade ceramic tile backsplash. Large scale, beaded chandelier brings a bit of tradition to a modern space. BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com; Wright Interior Group, wrightinterior.com Below Left — The combination of white cabinetry with the Sea Pearl Quartzite counter top and Ming Green polished marble basket weave back splash creates a current feel in this bright and airy kitchen. The Conservative Grey walls with the grey toned tile that looks like wood complete the more contemporary canvas.

Vapor counter stools and sheer pendants add a fun and playful feel. Jinx McDonald Interior Designs, jinxmcdonald.com; Stock Development, stockdevelopment.com

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Below Right — Custom blue polished high-gloss kitchen with etched glass doors and a custom mosaic tile backsplash. This prep and clean-up area included a custom integrated cutting board with removable cover for easy disposal of scraps into trash pullout. Hyland Custom Cabinetry, www.hylandcabinetry.com Opposite Above — Fusing wow factor with functionality translates into a coastal contemporary kitchen epitomizing open concept living at its best. Twelve foot high ceilings, oversized island, and an abundance of storage and surface space makes for a spectacular entertaining arena for even the most discerning of guests. Top of the line appliances, quartz countertops and an intricate metal mosaic backsplash make this room the masterpiece of the home.

Cinnabar Design, cinnabardesign.net; Naples Kitchen & Bath, napleskb.com Opposite Below Left — The tall ceilings and bright white palette draw you into this inviting kitchen. Honed marble countertops, Spanish handmade tile, French white oak floors, custom cabinets and open shelving make up this contemporary space. Dreamhouses of Old Naples, dhnaples.com; MHK Architecture & Planning, mhkap.com

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Opposite Below Right — Nothing is more exciting than dynamic modern design with a twist. Splashes of vibrant red electrify the space taking this white expansive kitchen to a whole new realm of fabulous. Circular platform ceiling, glossy lacquered cabinets, brushed nickel hardware, sleek white oak hardwoods, and a dazzling glass mosaic tile backsplash create a chic, sophisticated look that’s upscale yet functional. Cinnabar Design, cinnabardesign.net

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Left — This was a complete transitional renovation of a condo-minium originally built over 20+ years ago. Herscoe Hajjar decided instead of using the existing floor plan to take down all interior walls and outdated compartmentalization.

This satisfied the new owners need for a more open and relaxed style of living.

Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch. com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com Below — The contrast of light finishes and soft drapery against the dark jeweled wallpaper from Koessel Studios creates a rich and elegant feel in this dining room. The Century dining table is surrounded by custom upholstered chairs in a sumptuous paisley print. The chandelier and sconces from Wilson Lighting highlight the commissioned artwork by local talent, Jessica Geraghty Smith. Jinx McDonald Interior Designs, jinxmcdonald.com; Stock Development, stockdevelopment.com

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Below — A 10’ foot live edge walnut dining table is a striking focal point in this spacious Bonita Beach house dining room designed by Kira Krümm International Design. With a unique custom designed glass pendant chandelier, and a sophisticated blend of fabrics, leather, and reclaimed, rustic wood finishes, this modern beach house dining room is playfully chic. Kira Krümm International Design, kirakrumm.com; Lighting First Specialty Lighting Division, specialtylightingdivision.com

Photograph by Giovanni Photography

Right — This dining room features a custom-made shell chandelier that is repeated in its reflection in the spectacular framed mirror. The ensemble of coral themed plates on the wall continues the theme.

The dining table is in traditional wood tones and is surrounded by custom painted McGuire rattan chairs and fabric covered host and hostess chairs again echoing the coral and shell theme. Leslie Derrick, Pear Tree Interiors

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Below — Architecturally detailed walls and ceilings were well thought out to complete this warm and inviting guest bedroom. The soft wood toned furniture adds a rustic tone yet cozy at the same time. The neutral tones in the flooring, bath tile, bedding and furniture bring the entire room together to complete one unique and special designed space for all guests to relax and enjoy in this beautiful estate home. Renee Gaddis Interiors, reneegaddis.com; MHK Architecture & Planning, mhkap.com

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Photograph by Lori Hamilton Photography

Left — Less is more is the mantra that is the foundation of this master bedroom’s beauty. With zen-like minimalism, this space leaves plenty of room to relax, reflect and recharge with spare, beautiful details. The view of the beautiful outdoor oasis only adds to the serenity that one feels immediately upon entering the room. Harwick Homes, harwickhomes. com; Collins & DuPont Design Group, collins-dupont.com

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Right — Natural beauty and luxury are the key aesthetic feelings for this master bedroom. The monochromatic palette is translated in design through textures and natural elements while representing flawless asymmetrical balance.

Materials include mica flakes, marble stacked stone, porcelain, metallic woods, and plush satins.

Socially Inclined Design, sociallyinclineddesign. com; International Design Source, ids1.com

Photograph by Viral Media Group

Above — The simple and neutral accessories and furnishings in this bedroom allow for the beautiful ceiling beams and tongue-and-groove walls to shine. This guest room is light and airy due to the soft color palette, fun pops of color, and excess of natural light that is let into space. Stock Development, stockdevelopment.com; R.G. Designs, rgdesignsinc.com; Inc., Marc-Michaels Interior Design, Inc., marc-michaels.com

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DESIGN BATHROOMS Above Left — A free-floating honey onyx vanity top is illuminated with LED lighting to show off it’s natural beauty. Onyx bands on either side of the vanity mirror glow in unison. Refracted light and shadows from the bronze and gold chandelier dance on the wallpapered walls. Wright Interior Group, wrightinterior.com

Below — The gorgeous, grand, spa-like Master Bathroom features carrara marble walls. Light blue, cream marble and glass accent listellos run vertically in the shower, sparkling in the natural light. Polished Daino Reale marble floors blend beautifully with the soaking tub and shower walk-in. Linen cabinet custom designed to look like furniture finishes the room. Wright Interior Group, wrightinterior.com; Design Studio by Raymond, raymonddesignstudio.com

Photograph by Giovanni Photography

Photograph by Giovanni Photography

Photograph by Giovanni Photography

Above Right — The mix of textures (herringbone floor, strié wallcovering, split-face mosaic sink wall) with the simplicity of the floating vanity and sconces really allow you to appreciate the elements in this powder room.

The vanity being open at the bottom with a clean simple design allows the room to feel bigger and lighter. Stock Development, stockdevelopment.com; Marc-Michael Interior Design, Inc., marc-michaels.com

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Below Right — This powder bathroom was designed with a custom tile patterned floor and 3-Dimensional stacked stone feature wall. The vanity adds a rustic flare to the space as well by adding warmth to the space. The vessel sink is a special feature of the space as well. Renee Gaddis Interiors, reneegaddis.com; MHK Architecture & Planning, mhkap.com

Photograph by Matt Steeves Photography

Below Left — The focal wall in the Master Bath features decorative applied molding with geometric wallcovering inserts and is painted Sherwin Williams Creamy 7012. The Kohler Sunstride freestanding tub creates a striking design element keeping with the casual elegance seen throughout the home. Europa Limestone flooring blends beautifully with the soft neutral color palette of the interior spaces.

Stock Development, stockdevelopment.com; R.G. Designs, Inc., rgdesignsinc.com; Soco Interiors, socointeriors.com

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Above — This master bath tub is carved out of a granite boulder from Bali and weighs 2,000 lbs. The open outdoor shower features a hand carved stone wall inspired by architectural elements commonly found in Bali. Don Stevenson Design, donstevensondesign.com

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Below — This outdoor living space is a true design of bringing the outside to the inside. The neutral fabrics pair well with the outdoor furniture finishes and stone fireplace. When designing the space, it was important to take into consideration all outdoor elements and allowing the family to relax and enjoy the amazing views and outdoor elements that are so special about the Naples area. Renee Gaddis Interiors, reneegaddis.com; MHK Architecture & Planning, mhkap.com

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Photograph by Sargent Architectural Photography

Left — The homeowners requested a luxurious outdoor living space which would allow them to fully enjoy the spectacular view of Venetian Bay. This terrace is a generous area that provides for critical flow when entertaining on a large scale or for more intimate entertaining. The outdoor fireplace adds the warmth and comfort to host many outdoor gatherings.

Herscoe Hajjar Architects, hharch.com; BCB Homes, bcbhomes.com

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Right — This outdoor living space is just as well appointed as any interior kitchen and living area. A grill and bar are situated next to a cozy gathering area with a fireplace to keep guests warm on chilly nights.

Motorized hurricane screens are hidden in the arches ready to protect the home from storms.

Harwick Homes, harwickhomes. com; Collins & DuPont Design Group, collins-dupont.com

Photograph by Amber Frederiksen Photography

Above — The intent behind this renovation was to create a tropical retreat. Integrating the pool shell with the lanai structure gives the appearance that the coquina shell stone deck is floating. Crisscrossed teak wood beams and a teak louvered gable add to the tropical island feeling. Kukk Architecture & Design, P.A., kukkarchitecture.com

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DESIGN VIGNETTES Left — We stepped outside the box in this bedroom and did tall chests with open shelves and reading lights above the bed instead of the typical night stand and table lamps.

The contrast of the dark stained bed wall detail with the glam mirror and accessories also make a big impact, and make the bed and chests really stand out. Stock Development, stockdevelopment. com; Marc-Michaels Interior Design, Inc., marc-michaels.com Opposite Above Left — Against a serene grass cloth wall covering stands a beautiful artisan curved chest in a mineral accent. The chest is flanked by modern silver leaf sconces with Mica shades pairs elegantly with the large segmented mirror. W Design, wdesign.com; Hyland Custom Cabinetry, hylandcabinetry.com Opposite Above Right — Traditional furnishings combined with transitional styling and fabrics make this an inviting reading spot.

Soft, champagne colors in a variety of patterns and textures make for a calming environment. The silver open metalwork end table keeps the room airy. All furnishings complement the enjoyment of the Gulf view. Wright Interior Group, wrightinterior.com

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Opposite Below — A gorgeous blue and white Schumacher fabric upholstered bed sits in front of the perfect backdrop; a custom paneled wall detail. The bed is paired with blue and cream porcelain lamps with silk shades creating a graphic, crisp, tailored look. W Design, wdesign.com

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A spectacular native Banyan tree frames the entrance with grandeur and impact and a natural, matte-finish travertine walkway traces around the home’s exterior foyer.

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A new perspective on contemporary design allows this

are like an artist’s canvas, but with a dozen artists painting

4,278 square foot home in The Moorings to fit seamlessly

in harmony,” describes Linda Donnelly, Publisher of Home &

into its surrounding neighborhood, yet still calls attention

Design. This year’s project is indeed a piece of art.

to its uniqueness. This four bedroom, four-and-two-half bath home is this year’s Home & Design “Signature Home” and features a collaboration of some of the most innovative minds within the industry.

grandeur and impact and a natural, matte-finish travertine walkway traces around the home’s exterior foyer. “The shape of the home’s lot and the beauty of the existing Banyan tree were particularly

With function and creativity at the forefront of a warm, clean-

interesting,” states Ty Groff, Owner of Everglades Landscape

lined vision, this home designed by Don Stevenson of Don

Company. “Adding Bromeliads and Everglades Palms connects

Stevenson Design, Inc., is not your average Naples home. “We

with the home’s organic-contemporary design,” adds Groff.

dedicate time gathering information from various study groups to understand how homeowners want to live in their home. I also ask myself, ‘how are they going to use this home?’ Homes can be beautiful on the outside, or first walking through, but if it’s not functional and livable for the owner, then it’s a useless effort,” explains Stevenson.

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A spectacular native Banyan tree frames the entrance with

A dramatic construction detail of the home is the interior continuation of the stacked travertine wall treatment used outside. Repeated from the entry foyer, and spanning to the second floor loft, the exterior stacked travertine columns also enclose the outdoor seating area and pool. “The stacked stone is installed with complete precision. The corners are very

Each year, one dream team is chosen who share a common

crisp and illustrate the quality of workmanship used to always

goal, to design collaboratively and freely without the usual

exceed client’s expectations,” says builder Gordon Jenkins of

challenges of having a custom client to please. “These homes

Gordon Luxury Homes.

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The large 75” x 75” oil on canvas titled “Miles Away” by Marc Johnson, artist and owner of Rothlynn Fine Art FL adorns the dining room wall. The translucent wire-suspended silver branch chandelier has grey-toned Swarovski crystals keeping with the home’s theme. “The light sparkles like a cascade of crystal rain drops,” illustrates Lynne Stambouly of Lighting First’s Specialty Lighting Division.

Opposite: The subway installed glass kitchen backsplash with pearl-sheen effect contrasts with the white lacquered upper cabinets flanking a stainless steel hood.

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The stone anchors the entrance while the staircase elevates over the foyer and open living room. “The staircase stretches along the travertine stacked stone wall and has a cable railing to avoid any obstruction of the room’s focal point,” describes Stevenson.

Two exquisite wood finishes are utilized throughout the home’s flooring. A silver-grey tone wood from the European Elegance Collection is installed on the first floor, while the staircase features an ebony stain, both manufactured by Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring. “The unique and distinct oiling process used to enhance the coloring and characteristics of the wood is meticulously hand-crafted by artisans in our family-owned European factories. These skilled artisans allow the floor to exude a sophisticated ease inspired by architectural shapes in soft hues. This floor captures that spirit from Old World glamour to a modern cosmopolitan life,” shares Arturo Guido of Legno Bastone Wide Plank Flooring.

“The stairwell light fixture is the driving force of inspiration which guided us through the home. We wanted a piece that was just as beautiful on the inside as it was on the outside. The Elon lighting fixture has a watered glass cylinder that is on a beautifully finished chrome canopy that cascades down like a waterfall in the stairwell,” explains Lynne Stambouly of Lighting First’s Specialty Lighting Division.

Natural light floods the open living room with oversized windows sourced by South Florida Millwork, JELDWEN’s largest distributor of custom collection wood windows in Naples, and capped by a staggering 24’ ceiling. “We maximized the use of windows and natural light to bring the outside in with both southern and northern exposures to the home,” states Stevenson.

An illuminated, three-sectioned, floating ceiling canopy brings coziness to the open plan. “A dimensional and squared off light fixture was chosen to coordinate with the shape of the dropped ceilings,” notes Stambouly.

The gourmet kitchen looks on the expansive twostory great room. The subway installed glass kitchen backsplash with pearl-sheen effect contrasts with the white lacquered cabinetry flanking a stainless steel

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The Ortal fireplace is sourced from Grate Fireplace & Outdoor Living. The ultra-plush, hand-knotted wool and Tencel viscose shag rug is manufactured by Bach Fine Rugs. The mid-century modern walnut trimmed accent chairs and low profile sectional by Thayer Coggin was provided by International Design Source.

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The elegant welded chrome figurative sculpture “Diana” measuring 30” x 34” was specifically commissioned for the space from Rothlynn Fine Art FL. The curved leather chaise lounge from International Design Source contrasts the linear wood of the headboard and nightstands.

Opposite: The master bathroom is a peaceful retreat for the homeowner. It features a freestanding soaking tub and double vanities.

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hood. Opposite, the caramel-colored cabinet wall conceals the Sub-Zero refrigerator and is repeated along the base of the kitchen island. Crystallo Exotic marble enhances the waterfall kitchen island and echoes the milk-white cabinetry.

In the dining room, “A raw edge wood-slab dining room table by Phillip’s Collection adds to the home’s natural style. Each table has its own unique characteristics such as size, thickness, color value, and fluid shape,” adds Sadez.

Another large 75” x 75” oil on canvas titled “Miles Away” by Marc Johnson, artist and owner of Rothlynn Fine Art FL adorns the dining room wall. The deep hue and depth of the artwork is reflected on the mirrored cabinet below. “The mix of warm and cool elements featured with the dining room table and mirrored buffet is unexpected and reflects the other beautiful elements around the room,” explains Melissa Dial of Don Stevenson Design, Inc. The translucent wire-suspended silver branch chandelier has grey-toned Swarovski crystals keeping with the home’s theme. “The light sparkles like a cascade of crystal rain drops,” illustrates Stambouly.

“The mid-century modern walnut trimmed accent chairs and low profile sectional by Thayer Coggin offers luxurious seating while maintaining the clean-line and organic vision of the home,” comments Emilio Sadez, Owner of International Design Source.

The ultra-plush, hand-knotted Tencel viscose shag rug manufactured by Bach Fine Rugs provides a platform for the soft, organic-textured, and warm theme. “The living room is a space where this idea of ‘modern-organic’ really came to life. I love the combination of the linear sectional and chairs with the petrified wood coffee table and natural accessories,” states Kelsey Miklavcic, Executive Editor of Home & Design.

The fine art photography titled “Smoke Study” by Daniela Gross, who is represented by Rothlynn Fine Art FL, is expertly chosen for above the fireplace. Printed on metallic photo paper and facemounted on 1/4” acrylic, the white background offsets the ethereal blue smoke hue.

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The glass tile and travertine surrounding the pool, installed by Nassau Pools, accentuates the uncommon rectilinear layout that maximizes the size and shape of the lot.

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“We

enjoy

being

challenged

and

taking

on projects that are on the cutting edge of architectural

design

expressions,”

explains

Carter Grant of Grate Fireplace & Outdoor Living. The striking fireplace column is a focal point in the living room. “The Ortal 200 TS fireplace is a specialty piece with a threesided glass opening giving optimal viewpoints which truly gives a comfortable feeling to the contemporary palette,” adds Diane Key, also of Grate Fireplace & Outdoor Living.

A multi-faceted rectangular mirror in the hallway beckons you into the master suite.

“Silver, gold, and copper metallic accents from a toss pillow provided inspiration for the space. We wanted a balance of masculine and feminine elements. The curved leather chaise lounge from International Design Source contrasts the linear wood of the headboard and night stands,” says Dial.

The elegant welded chrome figurative sculpture titled, “Diana” measuring 30” x 34” was commissioned specifically for the space from Rothlynn Fine Art FL and adds another delicatevirile contrast. The lilac colored metallic surface treatment on the headboard wall by O’Guin Decorative Finishes provides a softness to the room while the chain mail basket light fixture and matching sconces add glamorous drama to the palette. “The design team was looking to add a pop of soft color that would enhance the serene atmosphere of the master bedroom.

By changing the trim and door colors to a deeper gray that related directly to the floor, we softened an element of contrast. This allows the furniture, fixtures and sculpture to take the stage. A newly-released imported Italian wall finish was chosen for its luxurious blend of metallic warmth and organic pattern. Trowelapplied wall finishes add depth and unique

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The uncommon rectilinear layout of the pool maximizes the size and shape of the home’s lot and traces the outline of the floor plan.

visual texture that aren’t characteristic of traditional faux finishes. For this room, we wanted to take it to the next level,” says Christopher O’Guin of O’Guin Decorative Finishes.

Completing the master bedroom, the exquisite area rug from Bach Fine Rugs is completely hand knotted in India from wool and viscose in an alternating loop and cut design.

In regard to the lanai and the surrounding landscape design, “I tend to look at things very organically or structurally,” shares Groff. The glass tile and travertine surrounding the pool, installed by Nassau Pools, accentuates the uncommon rectilinear layout. This maximizes the size and shape of the home’s lot and traces the outline of the floor plan. The second floor sun deck offers both covered and uncovered lounging areas. The glass railing allows for a perfectly clear view to the pool and landscaping below. “Let’s be creative, be diverse. Why be the same?” Stevenson closes. Good question, Don.

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Wonderful things happen when talented people join together in a creative process. When Leslie Sherman of Calusa Bay Development began work on this 5,700 square foot home in Pelican Bay, she assembled a team comprised of top professionals who all share a common vision — to design and build exceptional, functional, unique living spaces.

From an architect renowned for his impeccable design sense, to a general contractor with an eye for unique millwork design and incredible attention to detail, this team worked together to create a home that encompasses the best of modern living with classic design elements.

“Each project starts with an exceptional location, and in this case, a huge lot in the heart of Pelican Bay, walking distance to the beach, with a beautiful view and the ability to provide an extremely private and well landscaped outdoor living space,” says Sherman.

“From there the team worked to create a home that would maximize this lot’s many strengths, that of a home with a soul of its own, inspired by great design and artful craftsmanship, filled with natural light, beautiful finishes, and thoughtful attention to detail.”

The detail-oriented team’s commitment to thoughtful design and natural finishes is clearly evident. Natural shell stone, stained cypress wood accents, and artful lighting choices create a unique exterior. In fact, creating that exterior was one of the challenges that architect John Cooney, Partner at Stofft Cooney Architects, faced while designing the home. “While the market is leaning toward a more transitional contemporary look, Pelican Bay is still a very traditional community.

We had to infuse elements of transitional and West Indies style into a home that fit the community,” says Cooney. The result is a striking stucco, stone, and wood exterior, with a rustic contemporary entry that features an open gable design crafted from exposed heavy timber trusses. The heavy timbers pair beautifully with artful stone columns and a 12’ mahogany and glass double entry door to create stunning exterior visual impact, as well as the perfect prelude to the home’s casual yet sophisticated interior. Kevin Schafer Light from inside the vaulted front entry highlights the stunning entrance of this West Indies inspired home, becoming even more beautiful as the sun sets.

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of Kevin Schafer Landscape created the perfect backdrop for the home, using classic landscape choices that add a timeless look to the exterior and enhance the unique vibe of the home. The home is exceptional, with a timeless rustic contemporary feel… a project of which Sherman and business partner Richard Counts are obviously very proud. “This is the first in a series of fresh, new inspiring homes that we have planned for Pelican Bay, and judging by the response, we hit a big home run here,” notes Counts. “The response to this home started to build even before completion,” adds Taber Tagliasacchi, listing agent for the home and Broker for Calusa Bay Properties. “Prospective buyers in Pelican Bay were very taken with this home’s distinctive style and fabulous outdoor living space.”

Matt Knauf, general contractor from Knauf-Koenig Group, led the team’s execution of Cooney’s breathtaking project design.

Knauf-Koenig Group has worked with Calusa Bay Development and Stofft Cooney Architects on numerous previous projects.

“I’ve been a carpenter all my life, and I enjoy adding unique elements in my projects. Knauf-Koenig Group worked with Leslie to design most of the interior woodwork, from the moldings to casings to ceiling details found in every room,” says Knauf. “Matt and his team are truly talented professionals. They supplied a wealth of great ideas for this project, all flawlessly executed, resulting in the finishes and detail that make this home world class,” says Sherman. Some examples include vaulted tongueand-groove ceilings with painted box beam detail that also hide air conditioning ducts so ceiling details remain uninterrupted; mitered corners on all stone work; and perfectly matched exterior stain colors on different wood species.

To furnish this dream home, Calusa Bay Development teamed up with local designer Michael Hayes. “Quiet sophistication was something we kept at the forefront as Leslie and I made design choices intended to infuse the home with livability,” says Hayes, designer at Clive Daniel Home. In the den, mixed elements create a transitional feel in this cozy space. Twin sofas by Isenhour Furniture frame the Tera Sur live edge wood and metal cocktail table, while the hardscape beyond the large window draws the eye to the spectacular view of the pool and golf course beyond. A handmade rug from the Mirage collection by Loloi completes the furniture grouping. The 12’ weathered wood cathedral floor mirror from the Century Archive collection leans casually against the wall, beautifully accenting this inviting room with a view.

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In the den, twin Isenhour sofas are positioned to draw the eye through the room to the magnificent vista that is this home’s rear view. The live edge coffee table by Tera Sur is a warm and transitional addition to the room. Throw pillows provide a pop of rich color and bring in a very current design trend. Furnishings courtesy of Clive Daniel Home.

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The live edge dining table by Century carries the home’s rustic contemporary exterior design through to the interior. The spectacular John Richard chandelier is courtesy of Wilson Lighting, while the Kay Hurley original painting is on loan from Richard and Meggie Counts’ private collection.

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In the great room, mixed metals and natural elements come together to create a comfortable space. A neutral palette of soft grays and blues is carried throughout the room, and the home. The main indoor seating area is flanked with a pair of unique platinum finished mirrors by John Richard, resting above custom finished Century console chests that introduce a hint of the current trend of gold inspired finishes, while staying true to the overall relaxed design. Atop a handmade Loloi rug sits an inviting grouping of furniture by Century, Baker, Charleston Forge and Burton James, all positioned overlooking the home’s stunning 50’ pool, 8’ infinity spa and long inviting views of the Pelican Bay club course.

At the opposite end of the great room sits a stunning Century live-edge walnut slab dining table, flanked by Century skirted linen side chairs and finished with a pair of Stanford Cumberland captain’s chairs. The dining chandelier by John Richard, courtesy of Wilson Lighting, has both glamorous and classic elements, while an original oil painting by Kay Hurley, courtesy of the private art collection of Sherman’s business partners Richard & Meggie Counts, hangs above a custom finished Habersham sideboard. “The live-edge dining room table adds the natural element to this room,” observes Hayes. “It’s a little rustic which really goes along with the theme of livability and warmth in this home.” The room is flooded with natural light on three sides, courtesy of John Cooney’s penchant for as much natural light as possible throughout his homes. “The use of natural light is a critical, often overlooked component to be integrated into the design process of every great home,” says Cooney. “Natural light, if used properly will create a serene, organic feeling that cannot be replicated through any other means.”

A stroll through the great room ends in the music room, where the home’s antique Steinway baby grand piano, shown here bathed in afternoon sunlight, is the focal point. A perfect spot to relax with a glass of wine and read a book, or take a nap with your favorite friend, the music room also hosts a glass enclosed 350 bottle wine room and a gorgeous custom designed dry bar. The bar, a statement piece in its own right, was designed by Ruffino Cabinetry and boasts a four-tiered glass enclosed upper bar cabinet with Subzero refrigerator/ freezer drawer combo and additional storage below.

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The antique Steinway baby grand piano bathed in afternoon sunlight is the focal point of the music room, which offers a quiet spot to relax with a glass of wine and Maggie, Sherman’s faithful friend and the company’s mascot. The glass front custom bar with mirrored back panel, designed

by Ruffino Cabinetry, sits opposite a glass encased wine room. Piano courtesy of Euro Piano Naples. Liquor and glassware courtesy of the Koester/Tagliasacchi private collection.

Opposite: The chef’s kitchen, designed by Leslie Sherman and Edgar Florian and built by Ruffino Cabinetry, is surprisingly spacious. Featuring classic style and clean crisp lines married with an antique sideboard for an eclectic updated look, the kitchen makes an ideal gathering place for family or guests.

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The spacious kitchen was designed with entertaining in mind.

The custom 10” wide washed oak flooring by Legno Bastone

Ample counter space, Wolf, Subzero, and Miele appliances,

Wide Plank Flooring was manufactured at the company’s

and abundant storage make it a true chef’s kitchen. The pair

factories in Europe and is found throughout the home. “Our

of floor-to-ceiling windows that flank the kitchen’s range wall

partnership with Leslie was born when she encountered Legno

inspired Sherman and Knauf-Koenig Group’s Edgar Florian to

Bastone’s intricately detailed finishes at our design studio in

collaborate on the 12’ high floor to ceiling cabinetry design,

Naples. Her team was excited by our artisan’s ability to provide

which incorporates classic style and clean crisp lines with old

the look and feel they were seeking,” says Arturo Guido, the

world charm. The marble topped antique sideboard juxtaposes

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nicely with the flush inset rift cut white oak island in a natural

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finish, topped with sleek Cristallo quartzite. Throughout the rest of the kitchen and Butler’s pantry, classic linen white cabinets are married with the natural oak finish to create a chic updated look. “The different finishes and styles play well together, and offer surprise design details like the turquoise painted cabinet interiors in the Butler’s pantry,” says Sherman.

“Ruffino Cabinetry provided beautiful finish options and brought the design to life.”

The master bedroom — ­­ in fact, every room — ­ is flooded with light from vertical floor-to-ceiling transom windows artfully framing the woodsy deep green golf course views which continue endlessly in all directions. Another handmade rug from the Mirage collection by Loloi accents the sleek rugged Mesa bedroom furniture grouping by Century. Original art, rustic aged metal lamps, luxurious silk bedding from the Ann Gish collection and a graceful Kentia palm complete the master bedroom decor. The room’s vaulted tongue-and-groove

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wood painted ceiling with box beam detail adds character, and

The outdoor TV and outdoor fireplace are both beautifully

another layer of the finish detail that is seen throughout this

built into a 12’ quartz ledge stone wall that complements the

spacious, well designed, beautifully furnished home.

natural quartz backsplash in the outdoor kitchen. To complete

Perhaps the most glamorous room in the home is the master bathroom. Behind a solid glass wall sits the room’s centerpiece, a 12’ high marble shower with soaking tub which steals the show. Clad with solid slabs of Calcutta Borghini Extra marble, the shower installation by Classic Stone and Mirek Rutz of Knauf-Koenig Group is a true work of art. Rift cut white oak cabinetry by Ruffino Cabinetry ties back into the kitchen finishes, and the shell stone on the floors and walls echoes the stone found on the home’s exterior. Art from Clive Daniel Home flanks the rain shower, and a stunning Bella Luna chandelier

stained cypress bar with ample seating provide a great spot to relax, grill or enjoy a Sunday afternoon game. A 10’ high x 35’ glass wall by Solar Innovations separates the indoor and outdoor great rooms, and can be easily opened and neatly stacked to create an expansive 35-foot opening, seamlessly integrating the indoor and outdoor living areas. These unique doors are a design element in their own right, providing both beauty and function while eliminating the wide tracks that would typically accompany sliding glass doors in such a large space.

by Currey & Company from Wilson Lighting completes the

The centerpiece of the outdoor living space is the 50’ resort

look. “The master bath was a definite selling feature of this

style pool with infinity spa designed by Koby Kirwin. Flanked

home,” notes Tagliasacchi.

on three sides by stunning 18’ Sylvester palms and clad with

The inviting outdoor great room features a bleached teak and metal deep seating furniture group from Century Outdoor, casually arranged around a whitewashed wood cocktail table.

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deep blue Sonoma Vihara 1”x 4” glass tiles, the pool provides a relaxing private oasis overlooking the tranquil setting of large shady oak trees, rolling green fairways and blue sky that

Bella Luna chandelier by Currey & Company from Wilson Lighting and soaking tub by Kohler enhance the relaxing feel of the stunning master bath.

Opposite: The master bedroom is sleek yet rugged, with furnishings from the Mesa collection by Century Furniture that reinforce the homes rustic contemporary style. Neutral bedding from Suite Luxury in Naples keeps with the theme of natural finishes while giving the room a pop of interesting and sophisticated textures.

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provide the perfect backdrop for this stunning, well designed, artfully built home. This talented team’s initial vision has clearly materialized into an exceptional “home with a soul.”

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This exquisite organic bench is said to be the largest piece of teak in North America. As you enter the home it greets you with a bold and functional design statement.

Opposite: The organic branch sculpture was designed and built by Ed Koehler. It is a perfect wall sconce and accent to the lime green felt pool table in the living room.

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To own this home is to own a lifestyle. One block from the

is the driving force behind the success of these renovations. “I

shops and restaurants of 5th Avenue, and one block from

really enjoy working with Kristen. I admire her philosophy of

the beach, this property is all about the location. Formerly a

renovating an existing home to bring it up-to-date, all while

tired pink rental house built in 1984, this fixer upper sat at the

keeping the scale and charm of the old cottage look,” says

intersection of Naples’ two most coveted streets, 5th Avenue

Jallad. “It was a great accomplishment to keep the home in the

and Gulf Shore Boulevard. When designer/developer, Kristen

same footprint but give it a whole new feel and look.”

Williams of KW Properties, acquired this corner property, she made it her mission to completely transform the space while maintaining the original footprint. Against all odds, she resolved to revive this beach getaway into a cottage that came to be known as “Barefoot Elegance.”

The builder that made it all happen was Marc Hatcher of The Rock Custom Homes. Hatcher and his lifelong cohorts caught the vision and ran with it. They took ownership, suggested impressive changes, and had the skills to make anything happen. When working with an existing structure,

“The house had really good bones; it just needed a new outfit,”

there is always the challenge of the unknown. Hatcher’s 40

explains Matt Kragh, owner of MHK Architecture & Planning.

year friend, carpenter Dave Partridge, drew rave reviews for

“We tore out everything but the shell and replaced it with a

his construction and finish work. Scott Gundeck, builder of

new Old Florida look and all new architectural detailing.”

the wood doors and products in the home, was like a skilled

“My process always involves calling Steven Jallad at MHK Architecture & Planning. Steve is my unsung hero. No great idea

surgeon with raw wood. The job site became like a family as team members shared their life together for almost a year.

has ever been mine alone. Steven will sketch, I will talk, and

The large organic teak bench in the entry has an interesting

we both dream,” shares Williams. Their effortless collaboration

story of its own. Dan Luckey of Alwayz Moving has moved

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Many of the eclectic accessories were sourced from Jett Thompson Antiques & Interiors, where you can find a variety of uncommon accouterments.

Mirrored ottomans with burnt orange patent leather upholstery bring a touch of glam to the space and pair unexpectedly with the rustic antler lamp.

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many of the unusual pieces acquired for these projects. While driving down Bonita Beach Road, he saw a mysterious piece of furniture on a roadside truck. What do you do when you see such a rare treasure?

Call Kristen, of course. When she arrived at the scene, her gut told her that this was either a huge mistake or the best purchase ever. It took four men, a rolling platform, a chain saw, and five hours to move it into the home. Taking these types of risks and making these leaps of faith are exactly how Kristen has been able to develop a signature style that is distinct yet undefined.

The living room came together with a chic safari theme that unfolds around the Ralph Lauren coffee table and sofas. When it came to making decisions on the interior details, Kristen turned to her friend Jett Thompson for assistance. “Jett has a great style. She mixes new and old like I do, and her store has a magical selection of finishing touches that make a house a home,” explains Williams.

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Taking a chopped-up floor plan, and turning it into one open and expansive great room, really paid off. “Originally the kitchen was in the center of the whole space and everything was divided by walls.

Now you walk in and can see right outside to the outdoor living area,” explains Jallad.

The new plan called for a kitchen with a simple design and clean lines that utilized the space to its maximum potential. Hatcher recommended Craig LeBeau, the owner of Studio West Cabinetry, to create all of the home’s custom cabinetry. “Working with this team was an all-around great experience for us. We all worked well together and were able to achieve the final product of Kristen’s vision,” describes LeBeau.

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The custom cabinetry by Studio West Cabinetry in the kitchen and dining area contributes to the overall beauty and experience of the great room. Everything is completely open which creates a casual and fun atmosphere.

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All of the lighting throughout the home was sourced from Lighting First’s Specialty LIghting Division, including the oversized gold lantern in the master bedroom.

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The design for each room started with a painting by Bob Ransley. “His art is fun, bright, and whimsical. I knew a collection of his works would be the perfect jumping off point for the type of atmosphere that should be created in each room of this home,” expresses Williams. “I purchased each piece from Gallery One on Fifth Avenue.” The master bedroom draws its colors from his crab painting. Continuing to use a mixture of glam and rustic elements, bold statements are made with an oversized gold lantern chandelier and large mounted antlers over the bed.

The outdoor living area is clean and sophisticated.

On the hunt for a perfect arrangement of lanai furniture, Kristen stopped by Traditions Classic Home Furnishings, a favorite store in downtown Naples.

Right at the front door sat the impressive JANUS et Cie chaise lounge chairs that can be seen on the lanai of this home today. What sets Traditions apart from many furniture stores is their unique approach to inventory. They sell everything off the floor, so you can come in to shop, and take your purchases home with you that same day. “Our store has a really creative energy. We remerchandise the showroom weekly, which is one reason why customers love to shop here,” shares Suzanne Schumann, owner of Traditions Classic Home Furnishings.

The old kidney shaped pool was replaced by a new linear and contemporary design. “We responded to the request to update the existing pool with a full design, shape, and feature renovation by integrating fire and water features as well as a seamless spa addition,” describes Mitch Hamilton of Kool Poolz Design & Construction.

The entire project was a tremendous team effort.

Kristen’s right-hand woman, Mary Catherine White of Naples White House Luxury Real Estate, was an integral part of the process from start to finish.

“We wanted this house to be the sand in your toes, playful, exhilarating and fun…not the norm,” explains White. “Kristen can see beyond what most people see. She has the mind of a banker, the heart of a philanthropist, the artistic flair of a designer, and the vision of a developer. It’s such a privilege to walk alongside KW Properties. It is always our goal to

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breathe new life into a house grown tired in a great location. Along the way, we learn as much as we contribute which adds to the joy of the journey and the work.�

Written by Kelsey Miklavcic Photography by Giovanni Photography Jett Thompson Antiques & Interiors 381 Twelfth Avenue South Naples, FL 34102 239.263.5460 www.jettthompson.com KW Properties Kristen Williams Kool Poolz Design & Construction 3275 Tamara Drive #4 Naples, FL 34109 239.596.5888 www.koolpoolz.com Lighting First Specialty Lighting Division 28801 S. Tamiami Trail Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.939.6900 www.specialtylightingdivision.com Mafi Headquarters 12800 U.S. Highway One Juno Beach, FL 33408 844.842.7450 www.mafi.com MHK Architecture & Planning 975 6th Avenue South, Suite 200 Naples, FL 34102 239.331.7092 www.mhkap.com Naples White House Mary Catherine & Larry White Downing Frye Realty 239.287.2818 www.naplesluxuryestates.com Studio West Cabinetry 866 97th Ave. North Naples, FL 34108 239.465.1292 www.studiowestnaples.com Traditions Classic Home Furnishings 870 6th Avenue S. Naples, FL 34102 239.213.1240 www.traditions.com Wilderness Furniture & Floors 4101 Colonial Blvd.

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JANUS et Cie chaise lounge chairs from Traditions Classic Home Furnishings bring an elegant and timeless feeling to the outdoor living area. Kool Poolz Design & Construction, a fire and water specialist, created the totally reimagined pool and spa.

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Designer Barbara Rooch works with landscapers to add flax lily and white angel wing begonias to the garden beds and custom potted plants to both the front and the rear of the home. Mature palms frame the faรงade and all new LED lighting creates a stately glow from the curbside.

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Homeowners cheerfully share the space with their dog, Stogie, pictured enjoying the modern, Swaim seating from International Design Source.

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“

The formal living room captures the essence of the entire project.

”

Ten years and two owners after this stately Estuary home

of style. I approach every residence the same way; to create

was first built, new homeowners took on a re-design project

a timeless home that meets the needs of my clients. If this is

to give it a modern lift. With strong architectural elements

accomplished, the house will also meet the needs of future

in place, compliments of the original architect Stofft Cooney

generations,” states Cooney. “Interior remodels will always

Architects, Barbara Rooch of Barbara Rooch Interior

update the home with modern amenities and finishes. The

Environments, Inc. (BRIE) worked to ensure the home’s

bones of the house need to last the test of time. One doesn’t

architectural integrity while creating a distinctive, modern

know if this house was built last year, ten years, or 20 years

interior update. According to Rooch, the new homeowners

ago... I am very excited to hear the next family will enjoy this

wanted space for entertaining a large extended family that

Estuary home for years to come,” concludes Cooney.

would be accessible to those with limited mobility. “We need it to be comfortable, sophisticated, modern, and tranquil.

[The goal is] to create something streamlined and stylish that still feels restful,” adds Rooch.

Lighting First, an integral part of the design team, updated the landscape lighting and pathway lighting with LED fixtures.

Lynne Stambouly, Senior Lighting Designer from the Specialty Lighting Division of Lighting First explains, “This house has

Naples Build’s Richard Kemp attests to the importance of

LED lighting technology anywhere we could use it to make

maintaining homeowner comfort through the remodel, “The

the home more energy efficient.” Stambouly purposely

experience of the client is key. We are creating a lot of dust

placed the chandeliers in the living room and dining room

while the clients are living in there. They have to keep

to be seen from the road to add extra drama and depth. This

adapting how they live with plastic walls, and we try to help

evening view of the home’s façade demonstrates exactly how

keep life sane throughout the renovation.” To protect against

the interior lighting can establish the ambiance of a home

the elements of Southwest Florida, Naples Build added a

before even stepping foot inside.

fresh coat of paint to the home exterior and sealed the roof tiles and driveway pavers.

Twenty-two foot ceilings in the foyer create a spacious feel in the open floor plan. “You can see right through the house

The formal living room captures the essence of the entire

to the pool when you come in,” Rooch describes. One of the

project. High 17-foot ceilings, exposed beams, and tall windows

designer’s priorities was to find a balance between the clients’

from the original plans of architect John Cooney, Partner at

must-haves, like their desire for a powder room on the first

Stofft Cooney Architects, create a perfect canvas for the design

floor, and her own passion for modern interiors. Naples Build

team to go to work. “This home is a perfect example of my

helped make that possible. “We found an old elevator shaft

firm’s philosophy. Exemplary, classical architecture regardless

and converted it to a powder room, but it was a challenge

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to find a space, have all the utilities, and then make it look beautiful,” describes Kemp. By embracing the original architecture and adding new features, Rooch’s “New” Hamptons style ties all of the rooms together with a seamless flow.

Nearly all of the furniture is sourced through International Design Source (IDS). “We are basically the back office for the interior designer community,” defines Emilio Sadez of International Design Source. He explains that as a wholesale operation with 40,000 feet of showroom, “We have the flexibility to select trend-setting, cutting edge pieces. The designers come to us for inspiration, and we help facilitate turning their vision into a reality.”

The Swaim sofas featured here hail from the IDS contemporary showroom, offering a graceful, curved back line with a lustrous, ivory, velvet fabric. Bergamo silk pillows in a “greige” color and custom lumbar pillows in a soft, blue silk finish the sofas. Nesting tables and a cocktail table from Swaim are perfect accessories to the elegant seating. The Aledecor mirror uses two stacked frames to add dimension to the wall.

Stambouly notes that the Euro Fase lighting fixture was chosen after the mirror, precisely to reflect the beauty of the fixture from multiple angles. “The fixture is all a tiny mesh chain gathered together at the bottom. The edge highlights chrome accents throughout the house,” adds Stambouly.

The formal sitting room update would not have been complete without replacing the fireplace mantle. The new mantle joins six pieces of stained rifted oak, creating stylish lines and a unique edge detail. In addition, Naples Build widened the arched hallway openings for the noteworthy artworks by Jamali, and Lighting First skillfully added art lighting to the niches to further enhance the art. Final touches in this room came from Saundra Riccardelli of Sweetgrass Designs who punctuates with a custom white phalaenopsis orchid floral centerpiece. “This is a clean space,” Riccardelli asserts, “and every piece has a purpose and a reason for being there.”

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The gray cashmere throw and decorative, white washed, bamboo basket with chains are just two accessories that bring together a clean, contemporary gathering space for the family. Pediment Grays and Linen Whites with accents of Misty Blue and Alpaca Lavender comprise the color palette for this custom remodel by Naples Build.

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In the foyer, the view from the kitchen reveals the grand entry

The dining room offers sheer elegance to the home. A rift

way and the family seating area. “The family room is the hub,

white oak table with espresso stain provides a beautiful seating

command central,” Rooch says. ‘“It’s important to have a lot

area. Vanguard chairs with ivory herringbone fabric recall the

of seating, which we get with the big, U-shaped sectional.”

lines from the formal living room. Below the table, a hand-

Covered in easy-to-clean Ultra Suede, the ivory colored Swaim

knotted, custom bamboo silk area rug from Abbey Carpet &

sectional is soft and durable. A Holly Hunt quartz stone top

Floor ties the entire room together. Josh Skinner of Abbey

coffee table provides a stylish and functional centerpiece,

describes, “The color of the rug changes from end to end quite

while the sofa table by Swaim continues the rift white oak and

dramatically. All the detail work that may not show up well in

espresso stain design element.

a photograph, certainly becomes apparent as you walk around

A new architectural ingredient of the family room comes in the form of a stacked wall of split-face Ramie Rustic Chiseled limestone. It contains an 8-foot long LED fireplace that uses glass crystals instead of traditional wood for a soft blue glow.

Riccardelli’s green spagnum moss balls add natural color to

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this special rug.” Above the table, two Alpine Series lighting fixtures bring a sophisticated, simple spark to the dining room.

Using two, square, open design fixtures doubles the elongated space. Another custom orchid floral from Sweetgrass Designs adds warmth while maintaining the contemporary, clean look.

the space, while commissioned local artist Susan Dolgin’s

The kitchen sees some minor upgrades in step with the design

original, wax caustic wall art pulls the color from the pillows

theme. A custom stainless steel hood by Domestic Custom

to texturize the room. Stambouly credits the Joshua art lights

Metals Company replaces a heavy tile hood over the stove,

from Tech Lighting for the clean and minimalistic lighting

the cabinets are refinished in a darker stain, and the hardware

for the art. She also draws attention to the Minka Aire, liquid

is replaced with modern hammered stainless steel handles. A

nickel ceiling fan named the Artemis. “The fan is so incredibly

new pale blue paint color in the recessed ceiling creates an

stylish. It’s a functional piece of jewelry,” suggests Stambouly.

ethereal feel that brings in the colors from the family room.

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The fine-cut crystal, square, double lighting fixtures from Lighting First make a bold statement in the dining room, contributing to an open and airy feel without taking up much visual space.

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Rooch added a 10-foot mirror in the master bathroom and

panels with custom, sheer drapes. Cindy Gayer of Window

flanked it with the same style columns of the living room

Wear Design gives the nod to Rooch, “Drapery is part of

tastefully hiding the shower and creating a gorgeous vanity

her art form…you can see the balance in the room; [the

space for the homeowner. By replacing the floors with

drapery] does not distract from other elements, but creates

12”x24” Calcutta Gold Modern marble from Italy; laying an

a Zen feel.” At the heart of this ‘Zen’ room is a modern

exotic, zebu cowhide rug; removing the tub; and extending

4-poster bed by Swaim Furniture with custom silk bedding

the counter tops, Rooch re-fashions the entire space. The

also by Window Wear Design. It all comes together beneath

Christopher Guy, Mongolian sheep, wool wraps on the bench

an elegant chandelier by Lighting First, stringing together

and chair set offer “a Hollywood glamor, a 1940s feel,” meant

crystal glass knots for that touch of allure.

to pamper the homeowner. Coupled with the crystal cut wall sconces by Lighting First and the white, resin water florals

by Sweetgrass Designs on the vanity, this updated master bathroom oozes luxury.

living space come primarily through the selection of new seating. Brown Jordan furniture creates a comfortable venue under the covered lanai. A lounge area, an outdoor kitchen,

The master bedroom takes that rich, palatial feel even

a hot tub, and an outdoor fireplace are among the many

further. With upholstery and window treatments by Window

amenities for guests to enjoy.

Wear Design, Rooch wraps the whole wall behind the bed with a luxurious faux ivory leather fabric and pairs those

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Stately architecture by Stofft Cooney Architects, a thoughtful renovation by Naples Build, and an experienced design team

The luxurious upholstered back wall in the bedroom softens the space while silk bedding from Window Wear Design offers a dreamy luxury to the master suite.

Opposite: By building plasters and mirrors behind the sink basin, designer Barbara Rooch creates a cache for the shower and opens up space to extend the vanity in this glamorous bathroom.

The Indonesian carving above the bed in the master bedroom is actually three individual screens hung side-by-side. The refurbished brass inlaid lamps on the bedside tables are Fisher’s favorite pieces in the home.

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led by Barbara Rooch give this remodel a modern, clean expression that will pamper the homeowners and withstand the happy traffic of grandchildren.

Written by Kasye Beza Photography by Giovanni Photography Abbey Carpet & Floor 13250 Tamiami Trail North Naples, FL 34110 www.abbeycarpet.com 239.596.5959 Barbara Rooch Interior Environments, Inc. 2186 J&C Boulevard Naples, FL 34109 www.barbararooch.com 239.293.3314 International Design Source 1939 Trade Center Way Naples, FL 34109 www.ids1.com 239.591.1114 Lighting First Specialty Lighting Division 28801 South Tamiami Trail Bonita Springs, FL 34134 www.specialtylightingdivision.com 239.939.6900 Naples Build 2186 J&C Blvd.

Naples, FL 34109 www.naplesbuild.com 239.591.4680 Stofft Cooney Architects 633 Tamiami Trail North, Suite 300 Naples, FL 34102 www.stofftcooney.com 239.262.7677 Sweetgrass Designs 1719 Trade Center Way #8 Naples FL 34109 www.sweetgrassdesignsflorida.com 239.594.2823 Window Wear Design 6062 Taylor Road Suite 801 Naples, FL 34109 www.windowweardesign.com 239.513.1714

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Dotted with yucca rostrata in custom pots, the back of the house is a veritable wellspring for easy outdoor entertainment. Guests can lose themselves in the tranquility of the reflection pool, grill in the complete outdoor kitchen, or lounge in the new Brown Jordan furniture.

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Four natural gas lights flank the front door and the upstairs balcony doors, flickering in the dusk, illuminating the entry with authentic lamplight of the El Nido at Talis Park.

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“

An inviting, contemporary coastal flavor.

”

The husband and wife team of Tom and Regina Scholten

The dark wood trim, decorative shutters, and custom ironwork

brings a new meaning to the term ‘custom building.’ “We are

on the balconies are a stark contrast to the white exterior, and

originals,” declares Tom Scholten, of the eponymous Scholten

visually emphasize the extra-deep soffits and oversized wood

Companies. “We try to do our own thing; we don’t seek out

corbels tucked under the barrel tile roof. The soffits are faced

other models to which to talk.” This singular focus on custom

with cypress, not the typical stucco. Recessed lighting in the

building produces unique homes of outstanding quality, which

soffits enhances the architectural elements of the home. Half-

Tom then turns over to Regina as a blank canvas on which she

round gutters are not only aesthetically pleasing, but have

applies her decorating talents.

a larger capacity. Impact resistant windows and doors are

Signature details abound in this Spanish style golf course Naples residence. Located in Talis Park, the model, named El Nido, was completed in 2014. The two-story CBS (concrete block system) home has just over 6,400 square feet and

high efficiency natural gas water heaters, a gas dryer, and the use of LED lighting throughout combine to create a highly energy-efficient home.

features five bedrooms, with six full baths and one half-bath.

Scholten then turns the home, and the conversation, over to

Double two-car garages plus a golf cart garage offer parking

his wife Regina, who describes the interior decorating style

for five vehicles.

as ‘Coastal Modern.’ “But not a Tommy Bahama look,” she

According to John Hillman of Talis Park, “Tom Scholten is a true craftsman builder who applies his passion and decades of experience to every home and project in which he is involved. Tom & Regina had a clear vision for El Nido from the very beginning in that it was to be true luxury, quality, and attention to detail. They also wanted it to be warm, offer a more contemporary Coastal flavor, and to be a home that was soothing to one’s being,” adds Hillman.

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insists, “It is a new coastal feel, full of sands and blues and aquas.” The entire project has a refreshing new perspective.

“I really enjoyed working with Regina on this project, and I’m excited to have contributed to such a beautiful home. The natural gas copper lanterns on the front of the house create a lasting impression and greatly add to the overall curb appeal,” describes Steve Adams of Lighting First.

The coffee table reflects the light with a mirrored top, as does one of the side tables. The Fizz! bubble glass topped table adds pizzazz to the room.

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The living room opens to the lanai through French doors

request for “something tall” for the furthest corner. And low-

topped by a fixed transom window reaching to the top of the

lying succulents, also from Sweetgrass, hug the coffee table

12’ ceiling. Light washes down on a triptych above the tuxedo-

top. Riccardelli describes the floral arrangements created for

style skirted sofa. The image is an actual aerial photograph

this home as, “clean, neat and purposeful.”

taken in Alaska and exemplifies the personal and unique touches Regina brings to the home. All the furniture and art in the home was sourced at International Design Source. Owners Emilio and Linda Sadez spent countless hours working very closely with Regina to ensure all of her desired selections could be provided.

nickel gap composite board on the ceiling (so named because the gap between the planks is the size and width of a nickel).

The wall-hung Shaker style cabinets are painted, while the island cabinets are stained, giving a very different look to the same cabinet profile. Satin nickel hardware coordinates with

The random-width white oak flooring is topped by a Surya

the stainless steel Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. Pull-down

shag rug with a champagne metallic shimmer. Resting on the

Grohe faucets serve the prep sink and main sink. The kitchen

edge and keeping a watchful eye on the front door, a concrete

features practical and luxurious amenities such as the pot filler,

dog statue adds a little whimsy to the setting.

refrigeration drawers, and 3” thick matte Corian countertops

Saundra Riccardelli of Sweetgrass Designs chose a silk grass arrangement in a cerulean container to answer Regina’s

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Industrial LEDs illuminate the kitchen, hung parallel to the

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and backsplash. “I love the appliances, they are the latest and greatest,” enthuses Regina. “You can put a lot of people and chefs in this kitchen. There is a lot of working room.”

A waterfall edge encases the dining counter where a quartet of custom-covered countertop stools await guests.

Opposite: The wall-hung Shaker style cabinets are painted, while the island cabinets are stained, giving a very different look to the same cabinet profile. Satin nickel hardware coordinates with the stainless steel Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances.

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A butler’s pantry serves the dining room and a wine room is tucked into one end of the unusuallyshaped dining space.

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The spacious master suite features a spa-like bath with a porcelain slipper tub set between twin vanities topped with Italian Calacatta gold marble. A linen Roman shade provides privacy.

Opposite: Nightstands of distressed driftwood flank the slim four-poster bed covered in geometric patterned linens of soft creams, aqua, and gray.

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Riccardelli departed from the natural look to create a bit of fantasy

change the color. According to Pallak, random width flooring

for the kitchen with a terrarium housing turquoise lilies in water-

is increasingly popular, and the wider the planks, the more

look resin. “This is completely fanciful,” smiles Riccardelli, “There

custom the look. These are 3”, 6” and 9 ½”.

are really no flowers like this; it is strictly a décor color.”

Frameless glass doors with silver handles front the wine room.

More fancy ensues in the dining room, where fixed windows

The separate chiller and condenser are outside. The wine racks

pour light into a uniquely shaped space. A custom-made

and all of the interior shelves were custom built by Scholten

dining table matches the wall art of natural Birchwood. There

trim carpenters using white oak.

are three triptychs, all nine paintings resembling a forest when illuminated by the art lights recessed into the ceiling. A piece of driftwood serves as the base for Riccardelli’s arrangement of silk succulents.

Nightstands of distressed driftwood flank the slim four-poster bed covered in geometric patterned linens of soft creams, aqua, and gray. The gentle curves of the upholstered headboard and footboard instill a sense of peace and calmness. A Candice

“In the wine room, we took the flooring right up all three

Olsen Surya rug in shades of gray defines the sleeping space.

walls,” explains Tricia Pallak of The Wood Floor Company. “It

The Raleigh gray linen chairs in the sitting area are Regina’s

is an emerging trend.” The smoked natural European white

favorites. Behind them hang tapestry blackout draperies that

oak is wire-brushed and whitewashed. At 9/16”, the flooring

are as functional as they are beautiful. An 8’ tall Travelers Palm

is thicker than usual, and could be re-sanded and stained to

tree fills one corner of the luxurious room. Regina brought

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Water spills over three sides of the raised infinity edge glass tile spa at one end of the pool deck.

Generous fire pits 48” in diameter anchor the outside corners of the pool deck, which is laid with Travertine marble pavers. Lounge chairs from Lexington invite relaxing.

the same colors to the two upstairs suites, adding coral for a feminine look to one, and indigo blue for a masculine look to the other.

Under the protection of the lanai, a custom-made dining table with a granite top has room to seat ten. A simple trio of outdoor appliances — Wolf grill, refrigerator, and a sink — serves the outdoor living area. Cooled by three ceiling fans, the space also features remote-controlled roll down screens and hurricane shutters for comfort and protection.

The Scholtens are continuing their legacy of custom building with two new homes in The Moorings. Tom promises “lots of bells and whistles” including a stairway featuring white oak treads and risers with glass panels for railings, calling it a “stairway to heaven.” Regina plans to carry her “Coastal Modern” decorating theme into the new homes. This pair brings their unique signature to every project.

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Written by Ginny Cooper Photography by Tim Gibbons Photography International Design Source 1959 Trade Center Way Naples, FL 34109 239.591.1114 www.ids1.com

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GENERAL BUILDING CODE DATA GENERAL INFORMATION AREA CALCULATIONS AIR CONDITIONING AREAS OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION: TYPE:

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NON- AIR CONDITIONING AREAS- 1ST FLOOR

NON- AIR CONDITIONING AREAS- 2ND FLOOR

2- CAR GARAGE FRONT PORCH HEIGHT LANAI POOL BATH ACTUAL STORIES: TOTAL

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2,090.4 1,833

TOTAL LIVING AREA

3,923.4

NON- AIR CONDITIONING AREAS- 1ST FLOOR

NON- AIR CONDITIONING AREAS- 2ND FLOOR

2- CAR GARAGE FRONT PORCH LANAI POOL BATH TOTAL

BALCONY REAR PATIO

414.7 185.4 163.2 47.8 811.1

TOTAL NON- AIR CONDITIONING AREAS

TOTAL GROSS AREA

48.0 233.9

TOTAL

281.9

1,093.0

3,923.4 + 1,093 = 5,016.4

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11

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RAILING

OUTDOOR SHOWER

60 INCH BATH TUB

SHOWER RECESS FLOOR 4" AND SLOPE TO DRAIN

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12

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UPPER CABS. DRYER VENT 3/4" 3-1/4"

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

3/4"

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15

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RAILING

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4

3

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6"

13

12

11

H.B.

14

15

16

1 3

2

FOYER

RAILING

STAIRWAY AREA

RAILING

12'-0" CEIL.

SINK w/ DISPOSAL

12'-0" CEIL.

GRILL AREA

COVERED ENTRY PORCH ELEV. = (-) 0'-10" FROM F. F.

KITCHEN

12'-0" CEIL.

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10

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11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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12'-0" CEIL.

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10'-10" CEIL. HEIGHT

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GRILL AREA

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UPPER CABS. DRYER VENT

6" 3/4" 10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

12'-0" CEIL.

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MED. CAB.

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10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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12'-0" CEIL.

12'-0" CEIL.

3-1/4"

60 INCH BATH TUB

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

ELECTRICAL METER

ELEV. = (-) 0'-10" FROM F. F.

UPPER CABS. SOAP

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10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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2-CAR GARAGE

10'-10" CEIL. HEIGHT

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10'-0" CEIL.

6" 10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

MASTER BEDROOM ELEV. = 11'-0" NAVD

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11

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WIC.

MED. CAB.

3/4" 3-1/4"

10

9

SHOWER SLOPE TO DRAIN

H.B.

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12'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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OUTDOOR PATIO

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FLAT ROOF AREA SLOPE ROOF TO DRAIN ACCORDINGLY

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20

5

STAIRWAY AREA

7

WIC.

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WIC.

16

21

18

17

22

RAILING

SHELF AND ROD

SHOWER SLOPE TO DRAIN SHELF AND ROD

SPA

FLAT ROOF AREA SLOPE ROOF TO DRAIN ACCORDINGLY

BALCONY RAILING 19

23

24

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MED. CAB.

LOFT AREA 3-1/4"

LOFT AREA

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PAVERS ON SAND

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BATH #2

BEDROOM #2

DESK W/ UPPER CABS

POOL

BY OTHERS

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BEDROOM #3

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OUTDOOR PATIO

11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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WIC. SHELF AND ROD

BATH #3

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10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

SPA

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GUEST BATH

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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GUEST SUITE SHELF AND ROD

12'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

60 INCH BATH TUB SHOWER SLOPE TO DRAIN

MED. CAB.

10'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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PAVERS ON SAND

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POOL

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WIC.

DESK W/ UPPER CABS

SPA

1ST FLOOR PLAN - 2,090.4 LIVING AREA

MED. CAB.

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SEE 1ST FLOOR FRAMING FOR THIS AREA

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11'-0" CEIL. HEIGHT

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The efforts to bring sophistication with comfort are most clearly seen in the living room. The soothing colors of the room and textured walls with the modern lines of the sofas and custom built-in with hand-hammered finishes demonstrate how unexpected elements can successfully blend class with comfort, creating a truly unique space.Â

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Upon hearing the design concept at first, ‘tranquility and

green, green grass mosaic tile that is paired with polished

comfort paired with palatial decor and elegance,’ it didn’t

nickel. Textured walls and deep mahogany stained wood

seem possible. But it took less than a year for the design

with artisan detailing ensures that comfortable rotunda-like

team to bring that concept to fruition. “We blended the

space is punctuated with luxury.

owners fine taste and opulence with beach-friendly, livable furnishings,” recalls Wendy Berry of W Design Interiors.

“The design we created takes it back to livable luxury.”

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This beautiful home at Moraya Bay, an architectural masterpiece that offers mesmerizing views of the Gulf of Mexico from its 72 units, was a complete remodel. “We

From the moment the private elevators open to the grand

have been lucky to work with some incredible designers,

entryway, a peaceful feeling is evoked, like entering an

like W Design, who designed our models at Moraya Bay,”

epicurean hotel at a secret beach. But then the eye is drawn

comments Inga Wilson, Vice President Sales & Marketing

to the shimmering chandelier with hues that match the early

Kalea Bay. “They contributed to the success when we

morning beach sunrise. The light rays bounce off the sea-

sold out at Moraya Bay last summer. Fortunately the same

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A gorgeous rotunda welcomes you into this space featuring custom wood panels, mosaic features and gilded ceiling which is highlighted by the polished nickel scones and chandelier.

Opposite: Custom cabinetry and a gold accent desk create a polished, tailored look in the den featuring a Quad chandelier from Bone Simple Design.

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developer and designers will be working with us on our

The grand salon effortlessly flows from room to room. Baker

new project, Kalea Bay, which begins construction this

sofas were juxtaposed with a refined rustic sofa table made

summer,” concludes Wilson.

from a slice of wood with a smooth finish. And it’s that type

The theme of Moraya Bay is “upscale beach house” and it boasts three bedroom-suites, an office and floor-to-ceiling windows that display either the Gulf of Mexico or the bay, depending on which side, east or west, the homeowner is facing. “We really made an effort to make sure we got the lighting right at all times of day,” Berry said. “It has a real special glow in the whole area.”

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of unlikely pairing, that of refined sofas with a rustic table, that make this home so unique. The sofas could easily have been the perfect touch in a different home and a completely different environment, Berry explained, but with the right colors, they blend seamlessly with more austere elements, like the coffee table.

Just off the grand salon is this formal dining area. It boasts the same textured wallpaper that unifies the entire home with a sense of beach relaxation, but with all of the elegant flooring and furnishings incorporated, the luxury isn’t forgotten.

Opposite: The kitchen, sitting just off the family room, was a complete remodel, but improved upon the existing architectural features. The colors were selected based upon the aqua hues from one of the homeowners’ paintings. All the built-in cabinetry and millwork were custom built

by Hyland Custom Cabinetry.

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“

All of the finishes were completely custom and specifically created for this project.

”

The walls in the room were covered with custom designed

“Unlike other projects of similar design intent, the products

built-in shelving from Hyland Custom Cabinetry, a Naples-

we produced in this condo have extremely clean lines and

based woodworking company specializing in luxury homes.

were void of the normal distressing and bleaching that have

Hyland worked seamlessly with W Design to provide

highlighted this style in the past,” Hylemon said.

the inspiration for some of the custom furniture pieces.

According to Berry, some of the homeowner’s personal art was also used as inspiration for the color palette.

by ceiling heights and various existing conditions that must remain in place and existing millwork that needed to

“We used a combination of walnut, Sapele and Rift White

remain. But they were able to incorporate the limitations

Oak throughout the condo,” said Chris Hylemon, director

into the design while still allowing the transformation.

of Hyland Custom Cabinetry. “All of the finishes were completely custom and specifically created for this project with a refined look to them, which relaxes the lavishness of the home,” describes Hylemon.

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And that is achieved despite challenges, like being limited

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That attention detail was certainly brought to fruition, especially when looking at the walls and the floors. The walls throughout the home are textured and the floors are

This beautiful guest suite features a custom upholstered wall detail in a khaki suede, with hand-hammered studs. The hints of chartruese break up the neutral palate, creating a sophisticated, fun space.

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wood, but what really unifies the home is the way the colors­— blues, greens, beiges — fade effortlessly into one another in just the same way the Gulf of Mexico fades onto the sand.

Berry ensured that the entire unit conveys a feeling of being on the beach and being surrounded by shimmering sea glass. And that effort to maintain seamless, and yet unique, is reflected in how each room draws from the same color palette. This is most evident in Berry’s favorite room of the home - the main king guest suite. Not only does it bear one of the most special features of the home, a chartreuse upholstered padded wall, it is the most dramatic

The master suite’s silk upholstered wall is a main feature. It also boasts custom mirrored panels behind each of the nightstands. All of which work together to create the elegance that the homeowners desired, but the hints of bronze and platinum in the bedroom, it breaks up the sophistication with fun and creates a comfortable space.

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and elegant bedroom in the home. It boasts color blocking all in the white family - beige, creme, offwhite. Through the use of varying textures, like marble to linen to smooth wood, the space doesn’t appear to be static.

Even though the home is luxurious, it feels comfortable. And Berry makes sure that no detail in the project is left out. The furniture in each of the rooms is positioned to provide maximum water views, to “remind you of the special place in which you are living,” concludes Berry.

Written by Sabina Bhasin Photography by Tricia Shay Photography W Design 79 North Main Street Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 www.wdesign.com 440.247.4474 Hyland Custom Cabinetry 1510 Railhead Blvd.

Naples, FL 34110 www.hylandcabinetry.com 239.598.1604 Kalea Bay 13910 Old Coast Road Naples, FL 34110 www.kaleabay.com 239.793.0110

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Disappearing windows open to this incredible balcony overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The furniture is Brazilian mahogany framed with outdoor fabric, all of which was selected to appear as a continuation of the grand salon. It also has an outdoor grill with a sea-glass inspired backsplash created out of the same colors as the inside of the home.Â

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“The Jasmine II has been a tremendously popular floor plan for Stock Signature Homes,� according to Claudine Leger-Wetzel, Vice President Sales & Marketing Stock Development.

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“When the first person who walks into a home upon completion

Many of those visitors are “snowbirds” enamored with the fresh

of the interior design install and immediately buys it, you think

looks that Cinnabar creates. “They want their Florida home to

‘Wow! We’ve done a good job!’” describes Laurie Walter of

be different from their northern home,” continues Hall.

Cinnabar Design, LLC. Walter and business partner Diana Hall have been collaborating for the past four years.

for Stock Signature Homes. The open great room concept is

Commissioned to create the interiors for Stock Signature

a perfect fit for the active Florida lifestyle where the interior

Homes’ Jasmine II model in the Wisteria neighborhood of the

space flows easily into the outdoor living area,” says Claudine

TwinEagles community, the designing duo was thrilled with the

Leger-Wetzel, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Stock

immediate success of their “Coastal Transitional” palette. “The

Development. “With a private dining room and great room

style has a contemporary flair, with a lot of coastal elements,”

living area, it is perfect for entertaining. This open floor plan

explains Hall. “It’s beachy, and it’s fun. When you design for

is well suited for our seasonal residents as well as year round

a model home, you need to appeal to a wide range of buyers.

residents. The three bedrooms provide plenty of space for

You want nine out of ten people who visit the model to say

guests or for a young family.”

‘Ooh, I could live here!’”

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Chauncey, Walter’s new French Bulldog puppy, enjoys a spot on the hair-on-hide area rug softly covering the walnut hardwood floors. The lighted built-ins are designed to be functional as well as visually appealing. A chrome and glass Bernhardt desk is the focal point.

Opposite: More geometry is found in the formal dining area, with trim millwork creating grids on opposing walls.

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The Jasmine’s beachy look begins in the foyer with shades of

Cinnabar designed the lighted built-ins to be functional as well

turquoise and teal underscored by neutral creams and taupes.

as visually appealing. In this configuration, a chrome and glass

In this whole-house design, Walter and Hall relied on subtle

Bernhardt desk is the focal point. The shine of chrome finds

organic elements to keep the Coastal Transitional tide flowing.

purchase in the Hudson Valley cube light fixture. A Lexington

White coral, whether depicted in artwork or serving as an

side chair is covered in a turquoise and teal geometric pattern,

accessory in its natural state, unifies the geometric patterns

replicated in the marble-topped chrome end table. Walter and

and shiny chrome furnishings.

Hall draw the eye upward with an unusual treatment that

The Bernhardt resting bench features a hide patchwork top on x-frame chrome legs. A chic hide rug warms the 24” porcelain

accent color high on the wall.

tile laid on the diagonal. A companion piece in the foyer, the

More geometry is found in the formal dining area, with trim

chest of drawers is clad in faux Shagreen, a type of rawhide

millwork creating grids on opposing walls. Painted the same

consisting of rough untanned skin. Formerly made from a

“Aesthetic White” color as the rest of the home’s millwork,

horse’s back, authentic Shagreen is now commonly made from

the subtle framing effect surrounds artwork hanging in the

the skins of sharks or stingrays.

center section (out of photo range). A slightly darker tone,

Double doors lead to the study. With a walk-in closet and full private bath, the space can easily serve as a guest room.

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places the chair rail at near-ceiling height, putting the teal

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“Accessible Beige,” is used on the walls. All paint is by Sherwin Williams. Fixed drapery panels in a luminescent sheer flank the Plantation shutters at the window.

A variety of luxurious accent pillows in teal colored leopard print, soft turquoise silk and a neutral colored hexagonal geometric pattern are scattered across the seating pieces.

Opposite: Custom Shaker style cabinets with light chrome hardware line the kitchen walls. Glass and metal tiles combine to create an eye-catching backsplash.

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Reflecting the serene coastal colors in the guest bedroom, the mirrored night stand shimmers in the light from a chrome and glass bedside lamp. The link pattern in the chrome bedside lamp is picked up in the pillows by Fabricut.

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Concentric spheres surround the six center arms of the

the chandelier by Metropolitan brilliantly reflect its light. Color

chandelier by Progress Lighting. The fixture’s brushed finish

blocked turquoise and taupe draperies line the dining alcove.

coordinates with that of the table base, which is topped with a 60” glass square. Tufted back Parsons-style dining chairs from Bernhardt are covered in soft, welcoming turquoise velvet.

A nine-armed chrome chandelier illuminates a deeply recessed tray ceiling in the great room that is accented with the teal color used throughout the home. Millwork forms a grid on the

Custom Shaker style cabinets with light chrome hardware line

TV wall, the insets covered in grass cloth. A taupe Vanguard

the kitchen walls. Glass and metal tiles combine to create an

sofa with contrasting welt and tone-on-tone herringbone chairs

eye-catching backsplash. A soft blue-gray color on the kitchen

with nail head trim offer comfortable seating around the glass-

island complements the granite countertop. Chrome and Lucite

topped chrome coffee table.

contemporary bar stools with a low-profile back sparkle under a trio of pendant lights.

Sherwin Williams’ “Drizzle” coats the walls in this guest bedroom. The fully upholstered bed features welting on the

“We outfitted the chrome étagères with accessories,” explains

headboard and is dressed with a washable coverlet and light

Walter, “But they could be serving pieces as well.” Vanguard

bedding linens. The link pattern in the chrome bedside lamp

chairs in a durable Krypton fabric with nail head trim encircle

is picked up in the pillows by Fabricut.

the round glass table in the morning room. Chrome accents on

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In the master bedroom, a Braxton chair covered in gray linen, with contrasting welt, invites reclining in front of the bay window overlooking the water. Silver leaf drawer fronts add glimmer to the dresser, mercury glass lamps flank the bed.

The Cinnabar Design team used an elegant tone-on-tone lattice-patterned wallpaper to dress the master bath in quiet style. The custom cabinetry was finished with a gray glaze, adding depth to the vanities. Porcelain tile floors, wainscoting, tub surround and shower walls give the illusion of richly veined Carrera marble.

For the master bedroom, Walter and Hall made extensive use of fine linen to create a look that was both elegant and relaxed. “We always envision the master bedroom as a retreat,” explains Hall. “We strive to make it a restful place.” Yet even here, silver accents appear. Silver leaf drawer fronts add glimmer to the dresser, mercury glass lamps flank the bed. The ever-present organic coral is rendered in sculpture atop a glass base on one night stand, and in its natural form, accessorizes the tableau staged on the over sized bed tray.

Walter and Hall are hands-on decorators in every aspect, bringing a special synergy to each project, none of which is too big for them to tackle. “We get really inspired working together,” enthuses Hall. “And we end up with a better product.” It is a truly successful synergy, and in all cases yields a truly successful result.

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Written by Ginny Cooper Photography by Giovanni Photography Stock Signature Homes 2647 Professional Circle, Suite 1201 Naples, FL 34119 239.592.7344 www.stockdevelopment.com Cinnabar Design, LLC 1939 Trade Center Way Naples, FL 34109 239.776.6434 www.cinnabardesign.net

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McGarvey Custom Homes’ Hepburn estate model takes the stage in Quail West, a Stock Development community renowned for its refined lifestyle.

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Like the fiercely independent and spirited leading lady for which it is named, McGarvey Custom Homes’ Hepburn model in Stock Development’s Quail West features, “the elegance and charm of traditional style together with an emphasis on warm sophisticated comfort,” explains McGarvey’s Director of Sales and Marketing Brett Backus.

Residential designer Rich Guzman of R.G. Designs describes the architectural design of the Hepburn. “Everybody does retro linear design—lots of rectangles. We wanted to do angles,” says Guzman, claiming that, as the actress did herself, “Angles are making a comeback.”

The front elevation is clean-lined, from the flat cement tile roof with popular Caribbean-style corbels and shuttered turret and entry, to the gently curving driveway and circular motor court. Christian Andrea of Architectural Land Design (ALD) placed a trio of Pygmy Date Palms in the rotunda of the motor court and repeated the circular design with plantings of Foxtail Palms surrounded by pink Silhouette™ Bougainvillea. The canopy of the Foxtail Palms creates a trellis effect.

“We are landscaping the sky as well as the ground,” says Andrea. “When designing a landscape, we consider the sense of scale, the shadow patterns and the opportunity for up lighting,” Andrea continues.

ALD used naturalized plants, incorporating lower shrubs near walkways and terracing the height of plantings moving outward from the home. “We do that so you don’t feel claustrophobic,” explains Andrea.

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The view through the foyer to the water feature beyond is a hallmark of McGarvey Custom Homes. According to Clive Daniel Home interior designer Charlie Hansen, “McGarvey likes water features front and center, so right away you get the feeling of ‘I’m in Florida.’”

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White pottery accessories in lighted glass-front cabinets draw the eye upward in the luxuriously appointed kitchen. Not pictured are an over sized walk-in pantry hidden behind an integrated door and a wine de-corking station with twin chillers.

For the study, Petril and Hansen created an intimate seating group by duplicating a traditional reading composition of club chair, side table, and floor lamp.

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The 4,608 square-foot-under-air Hepburn showcases an interior

On either side of the fireplace, two over-scaled wing

design by Susie Petril and Charlie Hansen of Clive Daniel

chairs in a cream and bramble velvet fabric combo make

Home that the duo calls “New Traditional.” Of the experienced

a statement in the reception area, together with a fully

designers’ first collaboration, Petril says, “We enjoyed it; we are

upholstered tufted ottoman. An oval antique brass cocktail

diverse people, and that showed up in a really cool result.”

table fronts a skirted Chesterfield sofa. An aubergine wool

“Many people still want a traditional look, like you see in the Hamptons or West Palm Beach,” adds Petril. To achieve

rug atop chevron-patterned walnut wood flooring enhances the elegant ambiance.

that, the design team chose a color palette of bramble green

Cabinets finished in creamy white contrast with darker

and bold eggplant, mixed with classic elements of cream and

gray toned walls and ebony decorative wood beams in the

black, with a little gray. “We kept everything soft and subtle.

expansive kitchen. Here the flooring transitions to an 18” x

We didn’t want the home to feel cold, we wanted it to feel like

36” staggered-set Ironwood porcelain tile that has the striated

someone’s home, not a model,” explains Hansen.

look of wood. The center island integrates a drop down table

In the foyer, an onyx inset creates a flair for the dramatic and introduces a variety of flooring. Glass-front lighted display cabinets finished in high gloss and backed with distinctive gray-patterned wallpaper are built into the foyer’s walls.

topped with end grain walnut. Chinese Chippendale chairs upholstered in eggplant are tucked neatly underneath. Petril and Hansen added vertical interest to the tablescape with a granite based cheesecake tray.

Accessories are unobtrusive and neutral.

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style, “Traditional together with warm,

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sophisticated comfort.

For the study, Petril and Hansen created an intimate seating

exercise pad, a Zen garden,” suggests Guzman. “One reason

group by duplicating a traditional reading composition of club

it was created was so that the guest bedrooms could have

chair, side table, and floor lamp. They placed the arrangement

outdoor space.”

in front of custom-built counter height white book cases set below the angled windows. Dark bramble walls and the warm walnut flooring introduced in the reception area heighten the cozy atmosphere. Occupants of the upholstered wing back chair enjoy a panoramic view from behind the two-toned Charleston Regency desk.

The scalloped headboard is covered in bramble green with nail head trim. The side rails and foot rail are accented with bramble green welting and more nail head trim. A dark green velvet bolster pillow and coverlet contrast with the soft white linens and creamy walls. The upholstered, wood-framed bed is

A favorite feature of the Hepburn’s architectural design is

flanked by two built-in bookcases finished a whisper-soft pale

the home’s interior courtyard. Easily accessed via the leisure

green and recessed into the fully draped headboard wall. Fixed

room, two of the guest rooms and the guest suite hallway, and

drapery panels in a restful taupe puddle gently to the Carrera

the mudroom; and overlooked by windows in the kitchen,

marble-look porcelain tile flooring. Two chic armchairs and an

the space is paved in gray cobblestone, is lushly landscaped

accent table nestle into the curving bedroom wall.

and provides a secluded space for relaxation. “The interior courtyard creates a hub; it could be a meditation area, an

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Just beyond two enormous walk-in closets with custom designed storage from All About Closets, the sumptuous master

Considered the VIP guest suite, this bedroom features a clapboard wall on the headboard wall, an Emerson at Sea woven sea grass area rug, and fixed Roman shade valances with coordinating Euro shams on the bed, which is covered in a luxury natural linen pin tuck duvet.

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The geometric patterns of the deep tray ceiling, linear built-in bookcases and slender fixed glass windows are softened by the curves of the scalloped headboard and drum shade chandelier.

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bath features an octagonal shaped shower with dual full-body shower spray fixtures with rain heads plus a handheld shower wand. An oversized rectangular soaking tub stands in the wings. Separate water closets are becoming more typical of high-end custom homes according to Guzman.

“They solve the dilemma of seat up vs. seat down,” he chuckles.

A powder bath adjacent to the study features a wall of 3” x 6” opalescent glass tiles and a bow front vanity with a cantilevered shelf and large corbel legs. The piece was designed by Petril and Hansen. Two opulent bronze beaded chandeliers flank an imposing aged wood-framed mirror.

On the lanai, a unique fireplace in spilt-faced marble, specifically designed

by Petril and Hansen, provides the focus for the conversation area. A black ceramic cocktail table complements the dark licorice metal-framed open weave wicker sofas and chairs covered in soft gray and accented

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A stained cypress wood ceiling in a sunburst pattern defines the signature tropical outdoor living area.

with plum. The outdoor kitchen includes a grill inset covered by a striking A-frame shaped hood in brick and wood. The kitchen island includes a granite top. “The Hepburn’s inviting expansive outdoor living area creates an extension of the home with the appealing backdrop of the beautiful custom pool and lush tropical landscaping,” concludes Backus.

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This four-bedroom, four-and-onehalf bath home in the Marina Isles neighborhood offers the convenience of stepping out the back door and onto one’s boat for a quick west coast excursion into the warm azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

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Boating enthusiasts Dennis and Cindy Reilley originally chose

to the water. They decided to renovate rather than relocate and

their multi-level Mediterranean style home in Bonita Bay as

once again called upon Collins & DuPont.

the perfect complement to their coastal lifestyle. The fourbedroom, four-and-one-half bath home in the Marina Isles neighborhood offers the convenience of stepping out their back door and onto their boat for a quick west coast excursion into the warm azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The home site and floor plan made the most of the magnificent views of the marina fringed with natural vegetation. The Reilleys hired

“The Reilleys wanted their new interiors to match their lifestyle - elegant and easy,” explains Sherri DuPont. “We came back in to ‘de-Med’ this home,” she chuckles. She coined the phrase to describe the process of transforming the dark, heavy Mediterranean-style interiors typical of homes built in the early 2000s into modern spaces.

Collins & DuPont to design the home in keeping with the

It wasn’t the first time the award-winning design firm has been

popular Mediterranean look of the day - ornate dark wood

called in to “de-Med” a home. They are often asked to “lighten”

furnishings; plaster-like faux finishes on every wall; heavy,

a home, to create a look that is not “as serious,” sometimes re-

layered window coverings.

planning the space to better suit the client’s lifestyle.

Seven years later the Reilleys began looking for a larger home,

The work on the Reilleys’ home began in the kitchen. The old

but they were enamored with their location and loved being

stone floors of small-squared Saturnia marble were replaced

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were removed and the textured faux finish was skim-coated.

removed the original 6” recessed can lights and replaced

“It’s messy,” acknowledges DuPont. The walls throughout the

them with more architecturally minimal 4” ones. Under-

home received the same skim-coat treatment and then were

cabinet lighting was installed to illuminate the granite-topped

painted a natural linen color, accented by glossy white trim.

workspace and mosaic glass tile backsplash. Hudson Valley

“We gutted the kitchen, squaring off the old boomerang style counter,” says DuPont. What was originally an awkward octagonal space became a simple, functional geometric one.

The built-in bookcase was a niche in the hallway that DuPont turned around to open to the kitchen and filled with Murano glass accessories in vibrant shades of orange, her “happy color.”

The black lacquered Century bar stools are covered in a warm gray fabric with sheen to it, complementing the metallic footrest and the satin nickel finishes on the kitchen fixtures.

Custom-built raised front walnut cabinets and a built-in desk add functionality and classic style to the kitchen.

To light the renovated kitchen space, Lynne Stambouly, Senior Lighting Designer from the Specialty Lighting Division of Lighting First, and a frequent Collins & DuPont collaborator,

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pendant lamps hang alongside a sophisticated modular Hudson Valley chandelier, casting a glow on the granite waterfall edge island. However, it is the lighted glass front cabinets that make a dramatic impact. “They add enormous depth at night,” describes Stambouly.

The living room was reoriented to keep the view front and center. The French doors are flanked by classic tie-striped draperies. “We didn’t want to look at the back of a sectional; we wanted to look through the space to the marina beyond.

The result is more inviting,” explains DuPont.

Barely recognizable among the new furnishings is the Reilleys’ original coffee table. By refinishing the piece using a lighter shade for the top, the table’s Asian influence is emphasized.

Repurposing a piece is one of DuPont’s favorite things to do.

Lotus pods and leaves fill a resin palm boat on the refinished Asian-look cocktail table. Orange pillows and a piece of Murano glass provide the pop of color in the reconfigured living room.

Opposite: An abundance of silver in the furnishings and accessories sparkles in the light that streams through the unadorned shutters on the trio of arched windows in the dining room.

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Warm hickory hardwood floors and neutral backgrounds are the perfect foil for the pops of color in the artwork, side chair and pillows in the TV room.

Opposite: Slender, elongated brushed nickel handles and drawer pulls add a sleek simplicity to the room and echo the vertical lines of the pendant lamps, calling attention to the spacious height of the room.

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“If a piece has good bones, good lines and sentimental value,

Serene white Phalaenopsis orchids in a silver bowl grace the

a totally different look can be achieved.”

circular table. An arrangement of orange Vanda orchids and

The configuration of the dining room table was changed, and the border on the floor removed. A Marge Carson table with platinum burnished hammered finish metal edge and a Fine Art® chandelier take center stage in the newly renovated dining room, surrounded by Baker chairs covered in a shimmering

bamboo in water- look resin sits atop the sideboard. Silks were used throughout the home. “We did something in every room, using color in strategic spots,” says Saundra Riccardelli of Sweetgrass Designs. “Sherri knows where she wants color,” Riccardelli continues, “So it is easy to work together.”

Zimmer & Rohde fabric. The coffer in the dining room ceiling,

Riccardelli strives to create silk arrangements that look as

originally faux finished with a tracery pattern around the edge,

natural as possible, not orchestrated. Tiny succulents in white

was painted out. The heavy draperies were removed and the

cubes accent the TV room where DuPont used lots of creams

shutters repainted.

and bold accent fabrics. Black silk sheaths the drum shade on

A 45” diameter carved wood Alinea mirror with a metallic silver finish washed with platinum hangs above a Caracole sideboard with drawers fronted in silver leaf.

the chandelier whose gold lining provides a warm glow to the room. “This is a guilty pleasure, almost like jewelry for the room,” DuPont says.

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A wall of doors across from the bed left no spot to mount a TV, so a pop-up TV cabinet was placed at the foot of the bed and refinished in an elegant java shade.

Opposite: The powder bath originally contained a freestanding Bombe front French look vanity with a decorative bowl. DuPont commissioned new cabinetry with contemporary lines and placed a silver travertine bowl atop the new vanity.

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In the master suite DuPont used a grey beige on the walls, slightly darker than the linen color used elsewhere in the home, “because in an evening room you want more Zen.” The ceiling molding was already in place but had been painted in three different colors and two textures. “We smoothed it out and painted it subtle shades of the linen color,” says DuPont.

The mirrored side table, mirror-finished night stands and mercury glass lamps add a spark of silver to the space, while the antique brass finish on the chandelier and the metal frame surrounding the curved wall mirror present a quiet strength with their matte finishes. Riccardelli added a vase of orange silk lilies for a pop of color.

The powder bath originally contained a freestanding Bombe front French look vanity with a decorative bowl. DuPont commissioned new cabinetry with contemporary lines and placed a silver travertine bowl atop the new vanity. Tall bronze-colored Brizo fixtures, slender silk Glorioso lilies

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and curvaceous pendant lights accentuate the height of the room. The mirror is framed in leather with a pewter tracery appliquĂŠ.

The renovation continued outdoors, with all new furniture for the deck and the removal of a multitude of plants, most of which had been housed in Mediterranean style pots.

Thinning out the greenery and simplifying the area opened up a new focus on the previously obscured vanishing edge pool.

The home’s exterior was repainted a shade of taupe that complements the driveway pavers and barrel tile roof, toning down the Mediterranean feel and exuding a classic elegance,

making

the

renovation

from

Mediterranean to modern complete.

Written by Ginny Cooper Photography by Phillip Ennis Photography Collins & DuPont Design Group 8911 Brighton Lane Bonita Springs, FL 34135 239.948.2400 www.collins-dupont.com Lighting First Specialty Lighting Division 28801 S. Tamiami Trail Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239.939.6900 www.specialtylightingdivision.com Sweetgrass Designs 1719 Trade Center Way #8 Naples, FL 34109 239.594.2823 www.sweetgrassdesignsflorida.com

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