The matching his and her vanities added a pop of color in this white bathroom and the medicine cabinets provided much-needed storage that was lacking in the original bathroom.

The interior design concept involves accentuating the villa’s breath-taking sea views throughout the beautiful four floor levels. The living area and supporting rooms are situated on the bottom two floor levels. While the master bedroom and other guest rooms are located on the top two floors. There is a hint of classic and modern interlude encompassed with touches of blue intertwined complimenting the picturesque sea views from every window. The interior layout has been designed as an open floor layout to illuminate the villa with natural light and create a luxurious Zen ambience.

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Adding color and interest to their plantation-style villa, was the goal for this client. The bedrooms were each painted a cheerful and inviting color, giving these spaces their own personalities! New area rugs, artwork and fabrics are in keeping with the desired tropical hawaiian theme.

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The garden accentuates and continues the central axis established by the alignment of the front and back doors of the house, which is key to classic villa design. The homeowners sought to establish a traditional villa garden, one that would be essentially an additional room and which would flow easily from the interior. The garden has a formal layout and uses classic boxwoods to establish the formality and expand on the existing walled courtyard, another feature of authentic villa gardens. Plant selections create a tapestry effect through the use of large blocks of various leaf shapes and foliage colors. Ferns and grasses chosen for ground cover offer the benefit of reduced maintenance. Taking inspiration from the name of the house, Villa Mira Flores, Musso and Cooke added blooming shrubs, trees and perennials including hydrangea, gardenia, crepe myrtle, clematis, iris, laurel and holly.

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