Choeff Levy Fischman, P.A.

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Hibiscus Island Residence

Project Year: 2017
Country: United States
Zip Code: 33139
The home's exterior is made up of smooth white stucco, exposed board-formed concrete, clear impact resistant glass with a dark bronze Kynar finish, and Brazilian Cumaru wood accents naturally resistant to South Florida's extreme environment.
Hibiscus Island Residence
Column-free corner opening glass doors disappear into cladded Cumaru pockets.
Hibiscus Island Residence
Twenty-three feet of glass showcases the sculptural staircase from the home's exterior.
Hibiscus Island Residence
The architects brought the outside in with a stained Cumaru wall in the master bedroom to warm up the space.
Hibiscus Island Residence
The rectangular pool is located beneath the master bedroom suite and boasts a modern waterfall feature attached to a wall made of board-formed concrete.
Hibiscus Island Residence
The master bathroom opens up to a balcony overlooking the bay with unobstructed views of the water.
Hibiscus Island Residence
This custom nook made of stained Italian Oak allows for some natural light in the dining area and comes with two Sub-zero wine coolers – one for reds and one for whites.
Hibiscus Island Residence
Glass incorporated into the staircase creates a sense of transparency.
Hibiscus Island Residence
Standard to the Tropical Modern style Choeff Levy Fischman is known for, the home's interiors seamlessly blend with the exterior.
Hibiscus Island Residence
Cumaru wood was used throughout the home's exterior and can be found inside as well.
Hibiscus Island Residence
Exposed polished concrete steps lead one up to the main entrance of the home, which features an abundance of white stucco, exposed board-formed concrete, and glass.
Hibiscus Island Residence
The chef's kitchen features countertops, a large island, and backsplash made of Calacatta marble to contrast against the dark custom wood Italian millwork.
Hibiscus Island Residence