Coral Gables, Florida

Coral Gables

Remodeling for a clientResult

About the project.

This case shows remodeling work performed for a client. The gallery documents the spaces and details of the transformation.

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Materials and decisions

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Living and circulation

Engineered hardwood: Engineered hardwood flooring connects the living room, kitchen and circulation areas. Its warm tone complements the light interior palette.
Pendant lighting: The pendant’s layered shapes and woven texture bring warm light to the living room.
Glazing toward the outdoors: The glazing opens the living room toward the balcony and greenery. Natural light enters along the living area.

Complete kitchen

Engineered hardwood: Engineered hardwood flooring continues into the living spaces. Its warm tone softly contrasts with the white cabinetry and light surfaces.
Countertops: The light, veined surface connects the island with the rest of the kitchen.
Sink and faucet: The sink sits in front of the window. Its exposed front and tall faucet are part of the design of this kitchen area.
Lighting: Under-cabinet lighting illuminates the work surface, complemented by the recessed ceiling lights.
Custom-made cabinetry: Custom-made cabinetry designed for this kitchen. Clean-lined white fronts bring storage, appliances and the island together in one cohesive design.

Bathroom

Bathroom floor: Large, light floor pieces run through the bathroom and complement the vanity surfaces. Their veining adds movement to the composition.
Wall finish: The horizontal wall texture continues around the mirrors. Side lighting reveals the relief of the finish.
Sink and countertop: The rectangular sink sits beneath a light, veined surface. The faucet and floating cabinet complete this area.
Mirror lighting: The lights beside the mirror provide focused lighting and highlight the wall texture.

Double-height living room

Upper gallery railing: The railing’s curved pattern follows the upper gallery. From the living room, both levels can be seen together.
Double-height lighting: Woven-texture pendants hang above the living room and occupy part of the double-height space.
Engineered hardwood: Engineered hardwood flooring runs through the living area. Its warm tone frames the rug and connects the living room with the adjoining spaces.

Dining room

Botanical wall: Palms and foliage run across the dining room wall. Their tones complement the light floor and the texture of the lights.
Lighting above the table: Woven-texture pendants follow the length of the table. The mirror reflects the composition and outdoor light.
Engineered hardwood: Engineered hardwood flooring creates continuity between the dining room and living spaces. Its warm tone complements the botanical wall pattern.

Bathroom · floral wallpaper

Floral wallpaper: The botanical pattern brings color and character to the bathroom. Its tones complement the cabinetry and pendant lights.
Pendant lighting: The woven shades bring texture and warm light above the vanity area.
Sinks: The two rectangular sinks sit beneath the light surface, allowing the floral wallpaper to remain the focal point.
Bathroom floor: Small hexagonal pieces create a subtle floor pattern. Their light tone balances the more expressive wall design.

Bathroom · bathtub and wide view

Bathtub: The freestanding bathtub sits alongside the windows, with a separate faucet and circulation space around it.
Countertop and sink: The light, veined surface complements the rectangular sink. Its substantial edge stands out above the floating cabinet.
Textured wall finish: Horizontal lines run along the vanity wall. Nearby lighting reveals the relief of the finish.
Pendant lighting: The pendant cluster complements the bathtub and adds texture above the garden view.
Bathroom floor: The light floor connects the bathroom areas. Its veined appearance complements the wall and countertop palette.

Bathroom · shower

Rainfall shower: The wide rainfall head and handheld shower share the same space. The window adds natural light.
Shower wall finish: The horizontal texture continues across the walls and bench. Its warm tone complements the lighter bathroom elements.
Shower floor: Small pieces and a linear drain define the shower floor. Their pattern changes scale from the wall finish.

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