Elegant trim details are what sets this home apart, from the use of mirror and Venetian plaster to grasscloth and custom moldings. 

The furniture was recovered in coral tones. New additons to the existing furniture were the iron coffee table and settee brought in to lighten things up. In the ceiling we applied antiqued mirror to reflect the water as you enter the condo.

Old teak columns from India flank the entrance to the master suite and provide a grand statement.

The bedroom was updated with clean transitional furniture, contrasted by the old world elegance of the crystal chandelier, plaster medallion, trim detail and stenciled wall treatment.

The office was designed to feel like a "mans' cave" but not too heavy. Faux finish was used, rather than wood, to create the warm earth tone. The room is all about combining textures such as the faux finish/grasscloth, woven blinds, velvet, Belgian cotton and cherry floors. The desk setup is with a caned chair with a burled wood desk and cow bone lamp.

The dining room furniture was a challenge. Being very traditional, the furniture was difficult to adapt to a "Floridian" environment, so, we put a "raphia" type fabric on the seats, fully upholstered the hostess chairs, and added a chandelier that brought in an "old world" Mediterranean look. Stone flooring, mirrored walls and the whimsy of the monkey prints liven up the room, counterbalancing the seriousness of the furniture.

The kitchen's palette is cherry, cream and metallic tones. The metallic tone was carried out in the appliances, the island with soap stone, the backsplash and ceiling. Cherry wood and limestone were used in combination on the kitchen floor. The counter tops and backsplash were done as slabs, in honed Crema Marfil marble.

The bathroom was actually done in reverse contrast: light cabinetry and floors with metallic bronze faux walls and ceiling. It served as a wonderful background for the crystal lamps, chandelier and mirrors, creating needed warmth in a very large space.

This bedroom was designed for a young girl. The floors are bamboo and the walls are a blush pink. We reused the chair, recovering it in a green and pink plaid.

This master closet is one of my favorites because everything is designed to be hidden behind frosted doors.

Here, a mirror was used to reflect the water views. Lots of detail in the lanai accessories tie into the more formal furnishings in the adjoining rooms.