Beach-Inspired Penthouse Design

So whether you want a beach-y retreat or a polished, nautical-inspired penthouse, these examples of coastal interior design are inspiring and timeless. Natalia Miyar Atelier About the Project A nationally recognized entrepreneur purchased the massive four-story penthouse in an iconic building on the beaches of South Florida and after that, chose an internationally acclaimed interior designer to create iconic interiors for his newest pied--terre. The owner commissioned Michael Wolk to design architectural interiors befitting the world-class residence, and he ... This unique penthouse combines the raw, industrial aesthetic of a loft with a charming, nautical-inspired design. The buildings facade is clad in weathered wood shingles, reminiscent of a coastal New England home, while massive, multi-paned factory windows provide an urban edge. Here, the designer share more details about this oceanfront penthouse renovation: The open concept layout is light, bright and airy with a sophisticated beach style. Regardless of style preferences, coastal design embraces nature to the fullest by bringing the outdoors in. Whether you want inspiration for planning or are building designer from scratch, Houzz has 446,854 pictures from the best designers, decorators, and architects in the country, including Merrick Construction, Inc. and Lola Interiors. Sea view penthouse apartment, only 300 meters from the beach. Inspired by the sea, wind and sunset. The entrance floor includes a living room, a formal dining area and an indoor pool additional dining area, front and back kitchen, all with a breathtaking open view. Auberge Beach Luxury Penthouse in Fort Lauderdale In this 3,500-square-foot luxury penthouse at Auberge Beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, our interior design team reimagined what modern beachfront living could feel like, drawing deep inspiration from the ancient Greek agoras, spaces designed for both connection and interaction.

Auberge Beach Luxury Penthouse in Fort Lauderdale In this 3,500-square-foot luxury penthouse at Auberge Beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, our interior design team reimagined what modern beachfront living could feel like, drawing deep inspiration from the ancient Greek agoras, spaces designed for both connection and interaction.