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Having fun can be a messy business—which is why nearly every material in the solarium is washable and stain-resistant. “Because of their kids and the dog, cleanability was big on my client’s wish list,” Webster says. “And they wanted comfort, a lot of comfort.”

Modern Craftsman Redesign Opens Ponte Vedra Home

Interior designer Judith Liegeois says that homeowner Cindy Engles already owned the striking marble-topped dining room table, but she bought the orange chandelier at Art Basel. Liegeois was tasked with finding ways to show off Engles’ artwork, from the white display shelf she added in front of the window to the lighting she placed inside the pre-existing built-ins.

Gallery Glam Dazzles in Naples Home

Jonathon Savage_FD31-3C Photo by Julie Wage Ross Jonathan Savage divided the L-shaped living room into three “intimate, convivial spaces to make it feel cozy, warm, and inviting yet casual, carefree, and durable,” he says. “You can come in with a bathing suit, plop down and be fine.”

Tranquility Achieved in Rosemary Beach Redesign

Gardens purify and humidify the air and help people reconnect to nature. They have also been shown to lower air temperature, which translates to reduced air conditioner capacity. Interior column, VerdeVertical_FD31-3I

A New Leaf with Verde Vertical

The Balboa table by Serena & Lily is crafted from handwoven rattan strips, creating rich tonal variations, Reimagined Rattan_FD31-3D

Rattan Reimagined

The restored 1914 cottage that once belonged to early Naples mayor E.G. Wilkinson features an original widow’s walk, accessed by an interior stairway. The cottage offers stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico and the Naples Pier from nearly every window.

Cottage to the Core in Old Naples

Primative Modern_FD31-3A

Primitive Modern Elements for Home

Jade Timmerman tied the dining room and kitchen together with warm woods in each space. In the dining room, a modern chandelier provides a stark contrast to the home’s rustic elements. The kitchen’s custom range hood serves as a focal point, which features two islands—one for prepping, and another for gathering. A glassed-in wine room houses the Jimenezes’ collection of varietals.

Calling a Transformed Barn Home in Plant City

Since the home is situated at the edge of the New River and near the Atlantic Ocean, Builder Ed Cannatelli put down 112 pilings to securely anchor the structure—and to accommodate the effects of sea level change and the occasional storm surge.

Fort Lauderdale Home Brings the Fun

FD Conversation with Charles Stinson

Inspired by cascading ribbons, the Spiral pattern from Artemest x Mae Engeleer is printed on vinyl in soft grays and pinks. Walls on the Wild Side_MIA17-2C

Walls on the Wild Side

The The pink neon art is Wash N’ Set by Tschabalala Self above a white fiberglass Orgone chaise by Marc Newson.

A Modern Renaissance in Contemporary Surf Club Condo

The Pollock Drinks Cabinet from Julian Chichester, Setting the Bar_MIA17-2E

Setting the Bar

The David Hilliard photograph from Yancey Richardson Gallery creates an intriguing narrative for the kitchen, while the custom rug runner from Crosby Street Studios in teal and royal blue extends the ocean palette.

High End Handiwork Charms in Miami Condo

With shapes that reflect the biodiversity of coral reefs, the Toile door and cabinet hardware series from Pullcast can be mixed and matched. Jewel-Like Hardware_FD31-2B

Glimmering Hardware Brings the Bling

The rosy palette of an early Ad Reinhardt painting (1949) determined the rich, jeweled tones of the living room, complemented by a custom rug from Stark Carpet and gold and pink pillows in Fortuny and Schumacher fabrics.

Contemporary Splendor Charms in Art-Filled Miami Condo

The dining area flows toward the living space, pared down to the essentials and the watchful gaze of Beethoven. But little things take on importance when showcased against museum white: a ceramic vase by Gilles Casier and a delicate pedestal from Jaime Hayon reside tranquilly on an unadorned shelf.

Organic Minimalism Brings Serenity to Key Biscayne

Delicious pendant from Ngala Trading Partners x Clarisse Design, Foliage Inspired_FD31-2B

Foliage-Forward Pieces for the Home

The homeowners brought some of their existing furniture with them to Miami, including a glass dining room table with sculptural base and surrounding green and turquoise chairs. Beatrice Pila-Gonzalez created a white circular couch to encourage conversation. De Leon crafted custom millwork that spans the ceiling and flows down the wall at the opposite side of the room.

Miami Home is an Homage to International Wonders

Meteor doorknobs by Pullcast invite you into a world of glam details. Bathe in pure luxury in Maison Valentina’s Diamond tub, Bath Deluxe_FD31-2B

Putting on the Glitz in the Bathroom

A massive metal étagère by Baxter stands up to the double height ceiling and serves as a screen that creates an intimate corner, but retains the views.

From Miami Vice to Miami Vibes in Ponce Davis

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Having fun can be a messy business—which is why nearly every material in the solarium is washable and stain-resistant. “Because of their kids and the dog, cleanability was big on my client’s wish list,” Webster says. “And they wanted comfort, a lot of comfort.”

Modern Craftsman Redesign Opens Ponte Vedra Home

Interior designer Judith Liegeois says that homeowner Cindy Engles already owned the striking marble-topped dining room table, but she bought the orange chandelier at Art Basel. Liegeois was tasked with finding ways to show off Engles’ artwork, from the white display shelf she added in front of the window to the lighting she placed inside the pre-existing built-ins.

Gallery Glam Dazzles in Naples Home

Jonathon Savage_FD31-3C Photo by Julie Wage Ross Jonathan Savage divided the L-shaped living room into three “intimate, convivial spaces to make it feel cozy, warm, and inviting yet casual, carefree, and durable,” he says. “You can come in with a bathing suit, plop down and be fine.”

Tranquility Achieved in Rosemary Beach Redesign

Gardens purify and humidify the air and help people reconnect to nature. They have also been shown to lower air temperature, which translates to reduced air conditioner capacity. Interior column, VerdeVertical_FD31-3I

A New Leaf with Verde Vertical

The Balboa table by Serena & Lily is crafted from handwoven rattan strips, creating rich tonal variations, Reimagined Rattan_FD31-3D

Rattan Reimagined