00 · The reveal
Lift the roof and the house becomes a specification.
The same building, photographed twice — assembled, then with the roof lifted away.
Waterfront · Florida
The Florida House
Where the house meets the water.
Seven rooms in the bright register of the range: a statuario field, an emerald book-matched wall, a black-gold hearth and island, glass under the water and sand-beige paving carried straight out to the seawall.
The specification
6 surfaces, one temperature.
Living floor
Bianco Statuario
The 4×2 Line
Feature wall
Alpine Green
Eterni · Royal Polish
Hearth & island
Nero Superlato
Eterni · Royal Polish
Backsplash
Calacatta Oro
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Driveway
Travertino Classico
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Pool deck & terrace
Shell Sand
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01 · The arrival
A drive laid in travertine.
Warm ivory paving carries you off the street and into the shade of the porte-cochère.
02 · The entrance
A floor book-matched two storeys tall.
A pale statuario field opens the house — the first moment its temperature is declared.
03 · The living room
White floor, emerald wall, molten hearth.
A quiet white marble underfoot lets an Alpine Green slab and a Nero Superlato surround do the talking.
04 · The kitchen
A monolith of black marble at the centre.
The island reads as a single carved stone; a warm-veined backsplash keeps it from going cold.
05 · The primary bathroom
Backlit onyx, warm cream, one gilded panel.
A translucent aqua onyx wall and a hand-cut gold mural give the volume its depth.
06 · The pool
A field of glass under the water.
Colour is fired into the tessera, so the water reads deep even at midday.
07 · The terrace
Where the house meets the water.
A continuous sand-beige field carries the interior floor straight out to the seawall.
