Nar Design Studio managed the project from concept through completion — encompassing interior architecture, space planning, lighting design, custom millwork design, construction coordination, furnishing procurement, art placement, and final styling. The scope reflects the studio’s approach to full-service interior design in Miami Beach: every element, from the Patagonia marble kitchen island to the custom area rug in the living room, was specified, sourced, and installed under a single design vision led by architects Nicholas Gennari and Roberto Racy.

The design concept began with two defining forces: the spectacular southwest panorama over Biscayne Bay and the client’s personal art collection. These two elements shaped every decision, producing a home where art and architecture exist in constant dialogue. The overall aesthetic draws from the minimalism and warmth of Brazilian design, elevated by European clean lines and precision. The result is exceptionally clean yet richly detailed, with harmonious curves and rounded surfaces woven throughout every space — a language of soft geometry that extends from the custom area rug’s flowing silhouette to the curved lacquered wall panels in the dining room.

The material palette is anchored by Patagonia marble, a Brazilian quartzite whose dramatic large-scale patterns, translucent crystalline sections, and bold mineral geometry bring a powerful biomimetic presence to the kitchen island and living room cabinetry. Barbados marble appears as a sculpted sink in the powder room. Bronze metal accents, soft bouclé fabrics, luxurious nubuck leather, and light wood flooring complete a tactile foundation of pale neutral tones and warm greys — an intentional palette evoking the calmness of the sandy beach, allowing the art collection to take center stage while accent colors are drawn directly from the ocean blues and tropical greens visible beyond the terrace.