A two-bedroom apartment renovation in Miami, designed around a single constraint: the Atlantic view takes precedence over everything else. The apartment already had the bones — the location, the orientation, the outlook — and the brief was to build an interior that earns that setting rather than competes with it.
Classical detailing, a restrained material palette, and a lighting system engineered to disappear into the architecture are the instruments. The outcome is a calm, open space where the design is most visible in what it chose not to do.
Location: Miami, United States
Typology: Residential renovation
Services: Architectural construction drawings, permit obtaining
Built area: approx 2500 sq.ft./230 sq.m.
Status: Finalized
Estimated market value: 1.7M USD
"Andrei was always timely, professional, and delivered really strong work. We worked together on a complex residential project over 5 months that 'ebbed and flowed' with fluctuating demands - he was always responsive and happy to help deliver against shorter timelines when needed. He works fast, has great ideas, and consistently delivered great work. I would recommend Andrei to anyone."
Charles F. - Project client
The apartment is organised around a single idea: nothing competes with the view. White walls, a continuous timber floor, and a lowered ceiling plane that pulls back from the perimeter walls — that gap houses the lighting system and lets the curtains track cleanly without breaking the wall surface. The result is a single uninterrupted volume, even though the ceiling is doing a lot of quiet work.
The classical wall detailing is the one moment where the design asserts itself. The profiles are drawn from traditional references but resolved at a contemporary scale — present enough to register, restrained enough not to anchor the eye. Against the white field, they read as texture rather than ornament.
The master suite follows the same logic. Sleeping area, work zone, and a private seating corner arranged within a single open room — no unnecessary partitions, no cabinetry that interrupts the proportions. The spatial generosity is the amenity.
