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address: "16500 Collins Ave #2555, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160, United States"
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# Robin Lechner Designs

Original Houzz profile: [Robin Lechner Designs](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/interior-designers-and-decorators/robin-lechner-designs-pfvwus-pf~847586586)

## Professional summary

- **Primary category:** Interior Designers & Decorators
- **Location:** Sunny Isles Beach, FL
- **Serves:** South Florida Special arrangements can be made for projects beyond the areas mentioned.
- **Houzz rating:** 5.0 out of 5 (9 reviews)
- **Best of Houzz:** 1 award (2014), for Service.

## About

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- Star Houzzer
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- 1,000 Ideabook Saves

Robin Lechner Designs is a full service interior design firm, serving southeast Florida, NYC, and the Hamptons for over 15 years. I have been acknowledged by professional organizations for my hard work, dedication, and contributions to family, career, and community. My freshness and originality is influenced by years of international travel, love of history, and appreciation of design, art, and architecture.  With my track record, you can feel confident that your project is in reliable and experienced hands.

### Services Provided

- Color Selection
- Room Layouts
- Space Planning
- Consulting
- Window Treatments
- Accessories
- Home Staging
- Artwork
- Lighting
- Carpeting
- Rugs
- Closets
- Flooring
- Wall surfaces
- Wallpaper
- Wall covering

### Areas Served

- South Florida Special arrangements can be made for projects beyond the areas mentioned.

### Typical Job Cost

$10,000 - 250,000

3 payment options are available depending upon the project: 1. Flat Fee, 2. Hourly, 3. Percentage add-on of purchases

## Business Details

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Business Name | Robin Lechner Designs |
| Address | 16500 Collins Ave \#2555, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160, United States |
| Phone | (305) 940-7892 |
| Website | http://www.robinlechnerdesigns.com |
| License Number | 23-8015678359-7 |
| Followers on Houzz | 374 |

**Social profiles:**
- Facebook — http://www.facebook.com/robinlechnerdesigns
- X (Twitter) — http://twitter.com/robinsinteriors
- LinkedIn — http://www.linkedin.com/in/robinlechner
- Blog — http://robinlechnerdesigns.blogspot.com

## Offers

(DEMO) OFFERS _(DEMO) DISCLAIMER_

## Contact

- **Houzz profile:** [Robin Lechner Designs](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/interior-designers-and-decorators/robin-lechner-designs-pfvwus-pf~847586586)
- **Website:** http://www.robinlechnerdesigns.com
- **Phone:** (305) 940-7892

## Credentials

**Certifications & Awards**
- Houzz Designer of the Year 2014, Sunny Isles Beach Award Program in Interior Design 2013, Exclusive Interior Designer for Haute Living Magazine, 2012 Woman of the Year - National Association of Professional Women, Worldwide Who's Who

- **Best of Houzz:** 1 award (2014), for Service.

**Affiliations**
- [American Society of Interior Designers](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/schools-and-organizations/american-society-of-interior-designers-pfvwus-pf~1510192642)

## Reviews

**Overall rating: 5.0 out of 5 — 9 reviews**

### All 9 reviews

**★★★★★ — Renovation Room, Aug. 2014**

> Robin Lechner is a seasoned Designer. She is meticulous in her choices and takes her time to select.
> Every client she works with has a different style and Robin always knows what to choose.
> She is wonderful to work with and is reliable. How do I know this, because she is a client of Renovation Room and I thought it is my responsibility to let people know how wonderful she is!

**★★★★★ — Wasser's Exclusive Furniture & Interiors, May 2014**

> We have had the pleasure of working with Robin on a few projects and it has always been a great experience. Robin is professional, creative and easy to work with and all our collaborative projects have gone smoothly. I look forward to doing more client projects with Robin Lechner Designs in the future and I highly recommend her for any design needs you may have!

**Comment from Robin Lechner Designs:**

> Thank you Jaime for a wonderful review. Having worked with you on several projects with a range of furnishings, we've established a wonderful and comfortable professional relationship. Some of the items purchased through Wasser's are attached.

**★★★★★ — Designs In Art, Inc., Sept. 2013**

> Robin Lechner is a qualified professional in Commercial and
> Residential design.
> Her talents are diversified and appropriate for any design project.

**★★★★★ — bellaher, Sept. 2013**

> My experience with Robin Lechner was one of the utmost professionalism.  She came to our Designer Showroom to purchase select pieces for her Client.  She was always a pleasure to deal with and incredibly knowledgeable.  I noticed that she obviously had an appreciation for the unique and is used to meticulously selecting furniture & accessories of excellent quality & craftsmanship...

**Comment from Robin Lechner Designs:**

> I greatly appreciate your glowing review!
> Thank you for taking the time and effort,
> Robin

**★★★★★ — kateatbaersfurniture, Sept. 2013**

> Robin Lechner took time with her customers to get just the right fit not only for the room but for her clients as well.  She was well knowledgeable of the lines that we carry as well as other specialty lines for customers with specific needs.
>
> Robins' follow up was great and her attention to detail ensures that her customers will get there project done right and on time.

**★★★★★ — Dcota Decorative Crafts, Aug. 2013**

> Robin is an extremely talented, experienced, and professional Interior Designer.
> She is impressively networked into the local community and highly respected.
> We would absolutely recommend her!!.

**Comment from Robin Lechner Designs:**

> I greatly appreciate your glowing review!
> Thank you so much,
> Robin

**★★★★★ — dktipa, Feb. 2013**

> Robin Lecher is responsible, professional, personable and extremely adept in her field.
> Robin is handling the complete renovation of our condominium.  And, has made a daunting undertaking actually an educational and very enjoyable experience!
> Robin has an inate understanding of what is required and expected and does all the research so that decisions are very easily made.  For example, selecting plumbing accessories, appliances, furniture, wallpaper, painting, lighting fixtures, etc..
> She is without a doubt the most competent person that we have ever been associated with in her field.  She is a pleasure to work with and we would highly recommend her to anyone who needs her professional assistance.
> Ron & Dottie Tipa

**★★★★★ — merchantrep1, Feb. 2013**

> Robin decorated my living room which is part of an open kitchen. Her expertise allowed me to incorporate colors that made the room look bigger and more elegant. She helped with purchasing new furniture that fit my unique space. Perhaps what I loved the most is that she respected my dreams and made them come true. She is honest, dedicated and knows how to make the most of what you have to work with. She will be assisting me in redoing my bathroom in the near future!!!

**★★★★★ — Sawgrass Floors, Feb. 2013**

> Robyn is very pleasant to work with. She is committed in helping and with making those so important decisions! My wife was at a stand still on our bathroom remodel and Robyn open our eyes to many other avenues!
> Very knowledgable in the field of design.

## Selected projects

- [Bold & Unexpected](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bold-and-unexpected-pj-vj~470781)
  - Location: Aventura, FL
  - Photos: 55
  - Description: It’s easy to create a design scheme that’s a blank canvas. The challenge with this particular project was the client’s desire for a new look – more contemporary in feel, yet use her existing furnishings, art, and antiques. This did not give me much latitude. Another consideration was the client’s age. At 90+, I wanted to include age appropriate features like non-slip flooring, lighting, grab bars, etc. The only new furniture purchased was a dresser for the master bedroom, guest room bed, dining…
- [25th Floor Aerie](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/25th-floor-aerie-pj-vj~140588)
  - Location: Sunny Isles Beach, FL
  - Photos: 32
  - Description: Located on the 25th floor of a luxury condominium in Sunny Isles Beach, I wanted to make the most of the magnificent views that span the ocean, downtown Miami, and a nature reserve. This meant keeping the color palette and furnishings low key. I opted for warm beiges, toast, and black with metallic accents in the living room; pale sorbet yellows for the master suite; graphite, stainless, and woodtones for the kitchen, and warm neutrals throughout the guest suite.
- [Total Renovation](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/total-renovation-pj-vj~140604)
  - Location: Sunny Isles Beach, FL
  - Photos: 49
  - Description: A total renovation was required for this 3 bedroom, 3 bath condo on the 26th floor of an upscale building in Sunny Isles Beach, FL. From the kitchen through the great room, the design scheme was devised to attract the eye so that it moves softly around the space - nothing jarring or overpowering. Rich organics, textures, leather, wood, and metals blend seamlessly. I selected graphite colored paint to unite the various areas of the apartment which is pale and airy, but far from dull. Visual inter…
- [1950 Split Level With Attitude](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/1950-split-level-with-attitude-pj-vj~160845)
  - Location: Manhasset, NY
  - Photos: 5
  - Description: A 1950's home on the Gold Coast of Long Island was originally a simple split level. It's "Cinderella transformation" resulted in an elegant, eclectic beauty.
- [Model Townhome SOLD!](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/model-townhome-sold-pj-vj~460594)
  - Location: Opa-Locka, FL
  - Photos: 11
  - Description: Inexpensive housing is difficult to find in south Florida, but this community provides luxury at a very good price! -And there's no need to furnish cheaply. Good looking pieces are available if you're willing to look for them. This furnished model is in a waterfront community of new Townhomes underconstruction. Some of the challenges to be resolved involves the living/dining area which is long and narrow like a shoe box. To add character, depth, and interest took imagination and inspiration. THE…
- [Gray-ter Appreciation](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/gray-ter-appreciation-pj-vj~197263)
  - Location: Sunny Isles Beach, FL
  - Photos: 7
  - Description: OK, I admit it. I have a love affair with gray, having kept it a secret for many years. After all, what would my interior design colleagues say about my choice of such a dull, drab color? So for years I was a closet gray. A benefit of a dark room is that it looks larger. The corners of the room seem to recede so the boundaries disappear. Contrary to logical thinking, dark rooms actually enhance mood. There’s a peaceful quietness that permeates the space. For me, there’s nothing more inspiring th…
- [Box Tree](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/box-tree-pj-vj~140578)
  - Location: Quogue, NY
  - Photos: 11
  - Description: When I design a home, I use the design vocabulary of all the senses to create rooms that connect with and enhance all life's experiences. The 4,000 square foot home was constructed in 2005. The home owners wanted it to be elegant and sophisticated, but comfortable and welcoming for their five grandchildren. The neutral color palette of the connected entertainment spaces is made interesting by using a variety of textures, patterns, and extensive use of black and white accents. A bouquet of colors…
- [Aventura Condo Lobby Update](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/aventura-condo-lobby-update-pj-vj~238429)
  - Location: Aventura, FL
  - Photos: 19
  - Description: The lobby of this upscale condominium is sorely in need of an update. Its bones are excellent, with interesting architecture, floor to ceiling windows, beautiful marble flooring, woodwork, and two separate conversation areas. There's really nothing structural that needs to be done. New furnishings, a paint job, and improved lighting won't take a big bite out of the budget. To please as many residents as possible, I recommend a “transitional” design scheme that blends contemporary with updated tr…
- [South Miami](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/south-miami-pj-vj~148057)
  - Location: Miami, FL
  - Photos: 27
  - Description: The heart of Miami draws tens of thousands of young business men and women who want to work, live, and play in upscale buildings that provide every amenity. One of my long time NY clients called me looking for investment property, and we found a one bedroom apartment in one of the most sought after buildings in Miami. As a rental apartment, we wanted a neutral design scheme without looking bland. Since the 20' high walls are white, and the kitchen cabinetry is wood, we decided on black - white -…
- [Country Chic](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/country-chic-pj-vj~510947)
  - Location: Aventura, FL
  - Photos: 14
  - Description: Choice pieces of the client's own furniture will be brought into the apartment from her current single family residence to create a country chic home in a high rise overlooking a golf course. Here, I'm showing new furnishings that you can purchase to create a 'country chic' look. The green interior echos the exterior golf course and tree tops. To make the most of country furniture, I selected natural oak flooring finished to bring out the texture of the grain. A white kitchen keeps the small gal…
- [Decorating A Short Term Rental](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/decorating-a-short-term-rental-pj-vj~539659)
  - Location: Not specified
  - Photos: 10
  - Description: A year-long rental agreement doesn't provide time to order custom furnishings that can take 3-4 months to deliver. Spending a lot of money on temporary quarters is also a consideration. Other challenges lie in the cold monotone space: white walls - white floor. Contrast is desperately needed as is color, pattern, and texture. In addition to ceiling fixtures, layered is essential. And so, it begins. The objective of the design scheme is to break up the shoe box shaped space into specific, activit…
- [Living Room Done...Almost!](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/living-room-done-almost-pj-vj~248318)
  - Location: Hollywood, FL
  - Photos: 11
  - Description: Versatility is the word that best describes this project. The couple loves to entertain large groups, so I was challenged to fit as much seating as possible without the space looking cluttered, and to make the furnishings as versatile as possible. The custom sectional measures 138"x84" fitting perfectly into the slightly sunken living room. The burgandy colored leather is a refreshing change from the two sofas - one black the other brown that previously filled the space. The table in the foregro…
- [Living Room Transformation On A Budget](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/living-room-transformation-on-a-budget-pj-vj~194292)
  - Location: Westwood, FL
  - Photos: 9
  - Description: The owner came to me to update her living room. The wish list included replacing a distressed sofa with a new one, making the room more spacious and inviting, and increasing its capacity to accommodate friends and family. This translated into additional seating that serves multiple purposes - all for a budget of $6,000

[See all 13 projects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/interior-designers-and-decorators/robin-lechner-designs-pfvwus-pf~847586586)

## Ideabooks

- [Lighting](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/26441922/list/lighting) — 16 ideas
- [Wallpaper & Architectural Treatments](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/11094719/list/wallpaper-architectural-treatments) — 21 ideas
- [Fireplaces](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/11207065/list/fireplaces) — 5 ideas
- [Living Rooms](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/21733039/list/living-rooms) — 11 ideas
- ["Old" Meets Contemporary](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/11175437/list/old-meets-contemporary) — 9 ideas

[See all 5 ideabooks](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/users/floridadesigner)

## Community Q&A

**Q: I love this rug, where can I get one?** *(in Photo Questions)*

A: Thank you for your email. I created the design and colorations and had it custom made.

**Q: Area Rug Help** *(in Design Dilemma)*

Please help me with an area rug idea. The one we have now is not really working for me. I want to return it but a little uncertain about colour. The floors are light as you can see and it's an open concept. 

Thank you

A: Looks like you have a traffic flow issue more than a rug issue. You're distrupting the flow of the room, and breaking up the open floor plan concept. ELIMINATE THE RUG! You don't have to have a rug in the dining area. The space does need some work, however. Select a more dramatic chandelier, and place a stunning and sophisticated accessory as a centerpiece.

**Q: Bookshelf nightmare!** *(in Design Dilemma)*

This built in was here when we bought the house years ago. It's a 1950 home that we are trying to redo with a midcentury feel. To remove would create ceiling and floor issues. Any ideas for gutting the shelving and painting or is removal my best option?

A: Remove SOME of the shelves to create a more contemporary minimalist look. Paint the back wall a different color than the shelves. Don't over stuff the shelves... use one or two accessory items on some, and stack books in different configurations (some upright, some flat). If you have access to an electric source, place a small lamp or two, or add undershelf LED lighting strips.

**Q: Bathroom design help** *(in Design Dilemma)*

Hi, we could use some help with our bathroom remodel. We moved in 6 months ago and didn't have a chance to redo the bathrooms before we did. We're finally getting around to it. Obviously, this is in need of major updates. This is our tiny master, (5'x8') and we are thinking tub/shower combo. We like blue, white, gray and wood (walnut/teak) for our color palette. 
Thinking about a wood vanity, and maybe an accent tile wall; rain shower and hand held for the shower fixtures. Also a pocket door since the door takes up so much space. Any suggestions what to do? We are also leaning towards a half glass.
We currently use this bathroom for our 7-month-old, but will be redoing the hallway bathroom for him (will post that design dilemma soon). Please excuse the dirty tub!
We'll post updates as we decide on each element.

A: Storage seems to be a major issue here. Since you'll have a tub in the second bathroom, may I suggest a shower with frameless glass enclosure. Go monochromatic in a light color... off white, beige, pale coral - colors that complement skin tones. Avoid blue, green, and yellow. Use textures to create interest by using textured paints, tiles, or wallpaper. Think about mirroring a wall or partial wall. My favorite treatment is to use a recessed mirrored medicine cabinet with a mirrored surround.

**Q: Help me pick chairs and new lights for my kitchen** *(in Design Dilemma)*

Hi! We’re in the market for new seating and new lights in
our kitchen. While the previous owners did a nice job remodeling the kitchen,
it’s not really our style. We’re not planning to replace any of the bones of
the kitchen because everything is nice quality and in good shape (except the
lights), but would love ideas for how to make the space feel a little less
traditional.
We’ve struggled a little bit with the table area because
it’s relatively small and we’re a family of 5, so we need plenty of seating. We
had a larger table in here that we’ve relocated to our dining room because it
felt like we were always banging the chairs into the wall, tripping over the
chairs, or unable to access the pantry when someone was seated at the table. We
love this vintage table and feel like it fits the space better, but it’s still
tight. The table is 40” wide x 60” long and when it’s centered under the
current light, we only have 25” between the edge of the table and the wall.
We thought we might be able to save some space by placing
bench seating against the wall and chairs on the ends/other side of the table,
but we’re having trouble finding something we like and pulling it together. We
want to stay away from anything upholstered since we have three kids 6 and
under, but leather would be ok. I found this one from pier 1 and thought it
might work, depending on what the color really looks like.
We’ve been looking at black chairs to tie in with the
island, but I’m afraid it might feel too dark. I tend to like things a little
lighter and brighter. We both like the crate and barrel chair, but would need
to test it out because the reviews say it isn’t very comfortable.
Any suggestions? Is it possible to seat 5-6 comfortably in
this area???
We also need a new light fixture over the table. I like the
idea of a rectangular drum light, but we’ve used a drum light in our dining
room and foyer, so I’m afraid it might be a little boring. The other thing we
considered since the area is small is replacing the light over the table with
recessed light. Any other suggestion?
Thanks in advance for your help!

A: I'm working on a project with the same traffic flow issue. The door to the outside makes a traditional dining arrangement difficult. I resolved the situation by placing a bench against the wall, and 2 dining chairs on the opposite side that would slide under the table. I purchased 2 more dining chairs, one used as a desk chair and the other as a pull up in the living room that can easily be placed at the ends of the dining table when extra seating is needed. This way, the pathway to the outside isn't blocked. A glass extension table gives you even more space options.

**Q: Accent wall colour** *(in Design Dilemma)*

We are thinking about painting our fireplace/tv wall an accent colour and I don't k ow where to start. Our couch is a very light grey, two occasional chairs are teal. We have this quirky painting that with lots of colours. Our drapery and rug are black and white. 
Please help!!

A: How about a dark GRAY? Gray goes beautifully with black and white, and won't distract from your TV. A bright or strong color will interfere with visual enjoyment. What I'd love to see is a two tone effect: a darker color on the inset portion of the wall, and a slightly lighter shade on the 'frame'. It would enhance the architectural interest of the wall.

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