A seamless transition between the land and the sea. This is the concept that inspired the DKOR Interiors project for this condominium in Turnberry Sunny Isles, Florida, designed for a family of five. The house is warm, welcoming and with a particularly modern design. At the structural level, the rooms that compose the condo are four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a great room, a studio and a family room. The common inspiration, given by a collection of underwater treasures, weaves a continuous thread that connects the environments in a coherent project.

Materiality and colours follow the same point of inspiration. The ambition, which the DKOR Interiors team turned into reality, was to recreate the feeling of “a sea-found object framed and encapsulated to ensure it is treasured and loved”. To this end, natural textures have been employed – such as stone, wood and coral – repeated in several spaces of the house, with highlighted outlines. The colour palette is also inspired by the natural gradient of the ocean, which takes the shades of gray-blue. Reflective mirrors, translucent glass and exclusive marble selections have also been widely used, giving the impression of touching the surface of a calm and peaceful ocean. Sparks of rust, petroleum blue and ecru, scattered here and there, remind us of sea creatures, corals and brilliant fish moving on the sandy bottom of the ocean. Finally, the bronze finishes and warm woods complete the palette and give an accent of warmth to the whole.

To give relevance to each part of the condo, DKOR Interiors used a series of special interventions, resulting in particular features that deserve to be underlined. Among these, the storage solution on the kitchen hallway, defined by a very fine and elegant design. But not only. The wooden cladding on the entrance foyer and the “creative division” between the common areas through the sliding door system also deserve attention.