Traditional Projects

Known for its classic elegance, sophistication, and grace, traditional design seduces with its warmth of fine arts and woods.

Waterfront Residence, Gables Estates

Incorporating the owner’s exquisite taste in art, this waterfront renovation adds contemporary twists to the old European aesthetic. A local artist’s ceiling painting inspired by Chagall in the Family Room completes the collection.

Traditional Italian Villa – Fort Lauderdale

Each detailed element of this home was created with the client’s desire to create an interior based on history. Exquisite materials and the numerous faux and trompe l’oeil surfaces emulate the splendors of an Italian villa.

Waterfront Guest House, Fort Lauderdale

This waterfront guest house presented an unusual challenge: a hexagonal floor plan. Light colors and rich traditional materials in the main rooms complement the hidden home theater with all the modern amenities, trompe l’oeil, faux finishes, and European craftsmanship.

Private Paris Office, France

This sophisticated masculine office overlooking the Eiffel Tower was redesigned and decorated with the use of eclectic art and accessories accentuated by a warm color palette.

Grand Château, France

The interior design for this noble seventeenth-century chateau seeks only to augment the obvious grandeur and classic proportions of the traditional setting. Completely renovated and modernized, yet indelibly imbued with the chateau's centuries-old French heritage.

Tropical Mansion, Venezuela

The re-decoration of a discrete mansion reflects the welcoming climate of tropical Venezuela. A mixture of fresh colors and aged details render the formal living rooms, terrace and family room as a collective gathering space for all seasons. Comfort, elegance, warmth, vintage—the charm of these rooms is everlasting.

Waterfront Mediterranean Residence, Fort Lauderdale

Inspired by Addison Mizner’s Mediterranean Revival style, this waterfront property was brought to life with bold colors and traditional furnishings. The traditional interior design approach along with the use of traditional furnishings and colorful fabrics creates an articulated Mediterranean interior.

Art Deco Residence, Paris

Designed for a dealer of antiques, this art deco residence in the 16th Arrondissement features aquarium cabinets and an open floor plan—maintaining the room’s sense of spaciousness while dividing it into smaller, more intimate arrangements.