""There was a shared interest in creating a home that feels distinctly Miami Beach-refined, relaxed, and attuned to the climate," he says."
""The goal was not nostalgia, but continuity," Strang says, emphasizing a modern interpretation of Miami's Art Deco lineage."
""As large as [the home] is, they're very intimate people," Christine says of the owners, highlighting the balance of scale and warmth."
""I learned quickly that we had to be nimble with color," he says, reflecting on the vibrant environment that influenced the design."
The architecture of the home is rooted in three principles: a refined Miami Beach aesthetic, an upside-down layout for maximizing light and views, and a contemporary take on Art Deco. The interiors blend monumental scale with warmth, creating intimate spaces for the owners. Color plays a crucial role in the design, encouraging a shift from quiet palettes to vibrant hues that reflect the surrounding environment, enhancing the overall livability and welcoming atmosphere of the home.
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