We designed a floor plan for the entire home, but focused our renderings on the rooms buyers want to see. Fully-furnished renderings were created for the kitchen, living area, club room, and master bedroom. Since this home is in Southern Florida where outdoor areas are very important, we also furnished and rendered outside views.
We decided to base our design on Coastal Contemporary, the most popular style for the South Florida region. This simple, beautiful style is defined by large airy spaces, plenty of natural light, and mostly neutral colors.
The right color palette is a natural starting point for a project like this. We chose primarily cool, neutral, and natural colors. We introduced lots of soft whites and light tans, with blue and driftwood grey accents to create visual interest. The overall impression is calm and confident.
The shape and texture of furniture is crucial, so we made careful selections. Contemporary design tends to be very linear, so to create contrast we brought in a very curvy sofa for the living room. The soft fabric curves of the sofa create a gorgeous contrast with the pitted lava stone tile fireplace. Faceted teakwood coffee tables strike an elegant balance.