Pineapple House Interior Design

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Pineapple House Interior Design
18 Reviews

New Smyrna Beach

The goal of Pineapple House Interior Design was to replace the dated, “cookie-cutter,” builder-grade condo with the charming architecture of a beach cottage.
Project Year: 2009
Project Cost: $150,001 - $200,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 32168
Wood walls generate a warm welcome as you enter this Florida condo in a multi-storied building on the beach.
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To bring new life to this wonderful perch overlooking the Atlantic, Pineapple House opens up and brightens the space, adding a coffered ceiling, a wood floor, and wooden walls. Designers reuse the clients "leftover" furniture from other homes, but change up everything via slipcovers and new...
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The sitting area is configured with two club chairs that swivel so they can focus towards the kitchen or towards the ocean. The two sofas were reworked and covered in the same fabric so they would "match," as they are not the same design but certainly look that way with the new upholstery job. ...
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The ebony end unit is done in a contrasting color to impart more of a "furniture" feel in the white kitchen. With a convection oven below and a cabinet with glassed fronts above, the ebony coloration relates to the seperate wine/expresso/storage unit located nearby. The kitchen backsplash is...
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A built-in is in the former entry to the bar and beverage room, which was converted into closet space for the master. The new unit provides wine and appliance storage plus has a bar sink, built-in expresso machine, under counter refrigerator and a wine cooler.
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The sliding doors of the master entry cover the television when they are positioned on the left wall.
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Pineapple House designed a unique headboard and storage area for this guest bedroom. The headboard is an upholstered wall. The built-in unit surrounds the bed and adds an additional layer of storage and usable shelving.
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This bunk sleeps five adults. There is a single mattress on top, and below there is a queen size mattress. A second queen size is in the trundle "hidden" in the pull-out drawer below. It is currently closed.
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Before
The wallpaper and floor significantly dated the condo.
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The new window treatments "frame" the ocean. They integrate into the ceiling, because you can see in the before how the valance hindered the view. The Pineapple House designers "claim" the former bar niche on the left of the before shot, and make it into the master walk -n closet. They put the...
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Before
The niche was not used well when it was "just" a bar. The new master entry is on the right side of the television. The club chairs are on a swivel base so they can easily face the ocean.
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The "after" shots detail some of the changes made by Pineapple House Interior Design.
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The before kitchen is vastly improved by the new configuration.
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The entire wall of closets are incorporated in the new bathroom, since Pineapple House designers established a large walk-in closet in the large niche that was formerly used as a bar and seating for cocktail hour.
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There is no wall dividing the master and the bath.
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The storage area in the before is now the entry. The old niche is now a walk-in-closet and handles all the storage needs.
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The old built in around the window was not as important as having a guest room that could comfortable sleet five adults.
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The built-in bed surround replaced the mirror that was in the guest room -- and is a much better solution.
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