Dunagan Diverio Design Group

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Dunagan Diverio Design Group
12 Reviews

COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE

A New York couple finds the perfect penthouse and gets Zen gallery of their dreams. This 4000 square foot penthouse in Miami Beach is 18 stories high and has 270-degree wraparound views spanning fro Atlantic Ocean to Biscayne Bay. It's accessed by a pair of private elevators.
The design includes modern style with antique integration for a "warmer modern, homey feel." We used dark wood panels that juxtaposes glass walls and filled the walls with original artwork.
Photography by Paul Stoppi
Project Year: 2017
Project Cost: More than $2,000,000
Country: United States
Others who worked on this project: Paul Stoppi
The expansive 18th story penthouse balcony has stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
All the areas of the home flow easily, with a modern kitchen seamlessly integrated into the space.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
Wood panels open up for storage and hide utilities.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
We wanted to maximize all the available space while maintaining a natural, warm feeling.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
The home’s lightly stained natural oak floors balance out the wall’s darker millwork.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
We took advantage of the penthouse’s long, continual wall to showcase the couple’s treasured art collection in a gallery-like setting with recessed architectural lighting.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
Sliding glass doors encased in dark steel open up to the home office.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
A dining room table from the couple’s New York home was stripped and refinished with a dark patina.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
Glass walls optimize the view and create a floating effect.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
An antique French period chair reupholstered with linen for “a modern flair.”
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
The space is anchored by a custom wool and tencel rug in neutral shades designed to mimic freshly raked sand on the beach
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
On the wall in front of the desk, a large-format photograph by Isaac Julien of a similarly framed window creates an optical illusion and continual faux sightline.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
An area rug has a sharp, dark border, accentuating the room’s modern lines.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
The guest bedroom is a palette of warm taupe and beige contrasted with black.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE
Glass wall dividers create the illusion of space.
COLLINS AVENUE PENTHOUSE