The entry features a custom steel and glass front door by Modulo. “We worked with a custom millwork shop in St. Pete called T2theS,” interior designer Brooke Eversoll says. “The channeled walnut detail has a hidden entry closet. A large mirror was designed to hang on the millwork wall with oversized brass rods. Everything down to the outlet locations had to be considered for this wall to work. There is even a hidden entry coat closet built into the wall which is completely invisible.”

The design of the front of the house and the front office was very intentional. “I wanted to create a home office/lounge space that had its own entry feel, and also embraced the indoor/outdoor feel,” says Brooke. “The textured stone runs along the front office and into the foyer. The custom steel and glass front door is connected to the office steel and glass entry. This detail is probably one of my favorite design details of the house.”

“An expansive room with 12’ ceilings is warmed and softened by wood beams, textured tiles at the fireplace, walnut millwork, and a cozy seating group. A custom Kravet sectional floats on 2 layers of rugs – vintage and a modern jute. The client loved the vintage rug she owned, but it was too small for the scale of the room, so we anchored it with a larger rug underneath.”

“The kitchen is a functional workhorse and a work of art. It was designed to be tucked off to the side, yet still part of the main space. It needed to have a functional day to day kitchen – so I designed this space with double islands.”

“The back island features a Galley 4’ workstation sink with 12” drydock. The island sits in front of the contemporary Wolf gas cooktop and adjacent to Subzero fridge and freezer columns. This creates a nice tight workzone for everyday cooking.”

“To minimize the “kitchen feel” and make it feel a little more harmonious with the house, we opted for floating shelves, beautiful stone backsplash, art, and sconces to soften this wall.”

“Next to the fridge and freezer are 2 more tall cabinets, one is a pantry and the other holds the steam oven and wall oven. Both areas can be fully opened with large pocketing doors, and hidden away when not in use.”

“One of the requirements the clients requested for their kitchen was for an eat-in area. They hoped to reuse the custom banquette we designed from their previous home. During the architectural planning process I was able to design this nook to perfectly incorporate this piece. The beauty of working with an interior design and architect side by side is to get everything dialed in during the planning phase.”

“Anchored by luxurious modern embroidered draperies, the dining room features bold art (a piece from their previous home), a showstopping chandelier, vintage rug, and warm cinnamon colored custom arm chairs.”

“The entire dining room floats in front of one of the centerpieces in the middle of the home – a board formed concrete wall with custom cantilevered stair treads. This wall was a design and engineering feat. And I am so glad when the client’s said “Yes!” to my crazy idea. We truly had the right team to pull this off- a designer to present the concept, a client to say yes, and an architect, engineer, builder, and custom fabrication shop to pull off the intricate and exacting details. Everything had to be perfectly coordinated and engineered together. This wall was one of the original main visions for the design of the home and I love it as much today as when I first proposed the idea.”

“I designed this office to be a showpiece from the main house as you look into the office and see the wall of boxes on the back wall. This architectural “living travel wall” is a place to display the treasures they collect from all over the world. The boxes vary in size and depth, and are delicately wrapped in a brass detail. It’s truly a work of art. I was so grateful to partner with T2theS to bring this vision to life. The office features a Fisher & Paykel cool drawer built into the cabinetry, lots of storage, a sitting area, and oversize beams span the room creating a sense of coziness to these expansive 14’ ceilings.”

“The walls are wrapped in a concrete washi vinyl paper from Phillip Jefferies. We didn’t want to mount any art on the wallpaper, so we used gallery rail to hang the wall. During install week we laid out the client’s pieces and filled in missing pieces with additions from a local gallery, Articles. A leather and walnut bench from Arteriors floats in front of the gallery wall.”

“The long white hallway in the bedroom became the perfect location for 2 beautiful Charles Parkhill sculptures and a pair of Terry Brett art pieces on the wall.”

“The location of the bedroom was to maximize water views. The client requested to eliminate a TV in their bedroom, and instead wanted an open view of the pool and water.”

“The custom draperies with the bold black and white was one of the early selections I made for this space. I knew I wanted to soften the square white corners and black frame doors and windows with draperies. This pattern kept with the high contrast theme but brought a softness to this area.”

“The bathroom features a floating teak veneer vanity and 3” Caesarstone countertop, the Caesarstone quartz was wrapped up to the backsplash and capped the knee wall.”

“The bathroom required a lot of space planning with the architect to fit in everything we wanted: a wet room concept with tub, a window to look outside, a skylight over the shower area, and a private toilet space. We also decided to bring the concrete floors into the bathroom and only tile the shower floor itself. I love this this bathroom came together. The bold black and white of the porcelain tiles speak to the draperies in the bedroom. It’s a perfect summary of this home- lots of light, high contrast, and warm woods.”

“The closet was a dream space for the client, and we designed it intentionally with lots of drawers since they didn’t have a dresser in their bedroom.”

“The gym mirrors the 14’ ceilings in the office (while the rest of the home is between 10-12’). A bold tiger paper from Mitchell Black is affixed to the main wall and the ceiling painted a deep rich orange.”

“The walls are wrapped in a large format textured porcelain tile. The vanity is a custom piece from T2theS with a dark ebony oak fluted detail. I wanted the illusion of a countertop wrapping all 4 sides of the vanity- so we worked closely with the millwork company and our fabricator for this effect. The oversized Alabaster and brass pendants bring in that Global Modern warmth.”

“The laundry room is simple and functional. White matte cabinetry provides function and storage. At the entry by the garage door there is a tall cabinet for vacuum and brooms, and a bench to take off your shoes and hang our bag or coat. It mirrors the Global Modern theme with the intricate textured wallpaper.”

“The client requested a pink shower, and I am so glad she did! This was such a fun shower to design with the pink and orange encaustic tiles. It becomes a peek-a-boo design detail off the living room.”

“The outdoor space off the living room and kitchen are a dream. A large section of covered living and outdoor kitchen, and terracing down to a lot of sunny spaces too. The outdoor kitchen features a euro style door by NatureKast and outdoor rated Caesarstone countertops. The clients wanted a simple outdoor kitchen: sink, storage, and a grill. They grill a lot, so we designed this area to be directly off the main kitchen.”

“For the pool design and patio pavers, we wanted something a bit different. We chose a white glass tile and light grey paver, to complement the concrete floors. I love how modern and serene the outdoor space turned out. Our services also assisted the client with making deck color selections.”