Above: The family room is a less formal space but lacks nothing in beauty and design. The large format porcelain tiles create a neutral pallet for the rest of the room to build upon. The wall, which separates the living and family rooms, and houses the water feature in the more formal living room, is structural, so the Cinnabar team was tasked with incorporating the structure into the
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“Warm and clean with a contemporary feel. That was the clients’ goal for this Naples’ penthouse,” says Laurie Walter of Cinnabar Design. With that in mind, Walter and her design assistant Kelly Sereghy set out to create a home filled with unique architectural details and sculptured furniture—a taste of Miami with a Southwest Florida twist. In the end,
design. 3D geometric tiles mimic the shape of the geometric ceiling above.
they designed a home with a sophisticated yet relaxed environment their
The sleek Roche Bobois Episode sofa features remote controlled head and
clients can enjoy with family and friends as they escape their hectic life
foot rests for comfortable viewing. A pair of stitched leather Roche Bobois
in the Northeast.
Badiane armchairs swivel to easily enjoy a sunset view.
Left: “The mica wall covering adds texture and sparkle to the entryway. The neutral tones of the wall complement the Belle Meade table in a custom shade with acrylic hardware. Artwork and silver coral add subtle color to the space, while giving a nod to the sea just outside. A lamp by Justice Designs completes the foyer.
Located in a boutique waterfront condominium, the penthouse features magnificent views of the yacht harbor, Wiggins Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico through expansive windows and large balconies. Walter and her team were brought in before construction began and were able to work with the clients through the entire build. “We immediately started with the interview process. Everything was done remotely, either through email or phone calls, but we still had a wonderful synergy with the clients,” Walter explains. u
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