Intercoastal Waterfront Residence

Admin Portfolio 13 April 2026

Avant Custom Interiors · Project Feature

Intercoastal Waterfront Residence

A waterfront residence designed around light, leisure, and indoor-outdoor continuity. From the sculptural stair arrival and polished entertaining spaces to the media room and pool-facing living areas, the project was shaped to support daily comfort while fully embracing the intercoastal setting beyond the glass.

Project TypePrivate Intercoastal Residence

Design FocusWaterfront living and entertaining

Signature ElementsStair architecture, poolside living, and personalized retreat spaces

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Intercoastal waterfront residence with pool, covered terrace, and upper balcony

Project Overview

The home is organized around its waterfront exposure—allowing the pool, terrace, fire feature, and interior living spaces to feel like one continuous experience shaped by light, reflection, and ease.

Project Narrative

A residence shaped by water, openness, and everyday luxury.

This project is not just about views. It is about how the residence lives with those views—how the stair sequence, pool terrace, lounge spaces, dining areas, and media room all work together to create a home that feels both polished and deeply usable.

Waterfront design that feels composed, social, and personal.

The strongest quality of the residence is continuity. Outdoor entertaining spaces are not treated as secondary to the interior, and major rooms are arranged to remain visually connected to the intercoastal throughout the day.

At the same time, the home includes more private layers—a sculptural stair hall, a tailored media room with a strong personal identity, and refined sitting and dining areas that support quieter daily use.

The result is a residence that feels open and relaxed without losing definition. It is luxurious, but in a way that stays connected to how the home is actually used.

The best waterfront homes do not just face the water. They live with it.

Project Gallery

Arrival, entertaining, retreat, and the intercoastal beyond.

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Curved stair with iron railing and grand piano nearby

A stair arrival with sculptural movement and warmth.

The curved stair and iron railing establish an immediate sense of refinement, while the piano adds a more personal and lived-in layer to the entry sequence.

Rear exterior of the residence with pool and covered terrace

The rear elevation designed as a resort-style backdrop.

Arched covered terraces, upper-level balcony lines, and direct pool access give the residence a strong architectural relationship to the intercoastal beyond.

Waterfront firepit seating area beside the intercoastal

A waterfront fire lounge positioned directly at the edge of the property.

Curved seating, open sky, and direct intercoastal frontage create an outdoor room that feels intimate enough for conversation yet expansive in its setting.

Pool and waterfront view with yachts beyond

The pool as the visual center of outdoor living.

This angle emphasizes the pool, lounge shelf, and direct connection to the waterway beyond, reinforcing the home’s resort-like daily use.

Living room with sculptural seating and pool-facing glass

A living room that remains open to the exterior experience.

Sculptural seating, a strong statement rug, and expansive glazing create a room that feels polished but still tied directly to light, water, and outdoor movement.

Alternate living room view with media wall and waterfront exposure

Another perspective on the waterfront lounge.

This angle highlights how the room balances a strong media wall with openness, keeping the atmosphere refined without closing off the view.

Casual dining area with textured chairs and view to terrace

Casual dining framed by connection and flow.

The smaller dining area reinforces how the home moves easily between interior comfort and outdoor entertaining zones.

Personalized media room with multiple screens and sports-themed design

A media room with unmistakably personal identity.

Rather than reading as generic, the room embraces the client’s interests directly, turning entertainment into a tailored experience within the larger residence.

Design Notes

The project’s defining strengths.

What gives this residence its presence is the way it combines architectural calm with a highly livable waterfront lifestyle.

Waterfront Continuity

The interior and exterior are designed to work together, keeping major living areas visually connected to the pool, terrace, and intercoastal beyond.

Layered Living

The project supports multiple modes of use—arrival, entertaining, relaxation, music, dining, and media—without losing cohesion from room to room.

Personalized Luxury

Signature spaces such as the media room and fire lounge give the home identity, showing how customization can feel both expressive and fully integrated.

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Whether you are creating a full waterfront residence or refining the rooms that shape daily life and entertaining, Avant Custom Interiors brings clarity, discipline, and elevated design thinking to every phase of the project.

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Executive Estate Residence

Admin Portfolio 13 April 2026

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Executive Estate Residence

A private residence shaped around entertaining, retreat, and day-to-day executive living. The page now opens with the estate’s nighttime entrance, then moves through the social and private rooms before arriving at the executive office as the final destination in the sequence.

Project TypePrivate Residence with Executive Office

Design FocusLuxury living, entertaining, and focused work

Signature ElementsArrival sequence, layered rooms, and indoor-outdoor flow

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Nighttime entry sequence of the residence framed by palms, landscape lighting, and an arched gatehouse

Project Overview

The estate is introduced through its most memorable first impression: the illuminated nighttime entrance. From there, the project unfolds through entertaining spaces, private retreat rooms, and finally the executive office.

Project Narrative

A residence designed as a complete experience.

The layout now follows the project’s strongest story. Arrival comes first. Then the social rooms, the private suite and bath, and finally the executive office. That order gives the estate proper hierarchy and makes the office feel like one refined part of a much broader residential environment.

Luxury expressed through sequence, atmosphere, and material control.

What distinguishes this home is how deliberately each zone is staged. The entrance establishes mood, the entertaining rooms deepen the identity, the suite and bath introduce intimacy, and the office resolves the page with a more personal, functional layer.

Deep greens, geometric textures, patterned paving, dark woods, mural treatments, sculptural fixtures, and stone surfaces are all handled with enough consistency that the home feels coherent instead of scattered.

The result is a residence that reads as complete and intentional, with every room supporting the larger character of the estate.

The strongest houses are remembered by how they unfold, not by how many rooms they contain.

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Ordered the way the house should be experienced.

The images below are grouped more cleanly: estate arrival, entertaining rooms, private retreat spaces, and the executive office last. Every image opens in a lightbox.

Estate Arrival

A dramatic entry sequence that defines the residence from the first view.

Landscape lighting, palms, and the arched gatehouse create an arrival that feels composed, cinematic, and unmistakably estate-driven.

The arrival court is handled with the same level of care as the interior.

Brick paving, blue awnings, and decorative tilework ensure the exterior approach feels resolved and character-rich rather than merely utilitarian.

The threshold is treated as a designed moment.

Columns, arches, and patterned flooring prepare the visitor for the richer sequence of spaces inside.

A courtyard designed as part of the home, not apart from it.

The outdoor areas feel social, curated, and fully integrated with the house rather than secondary to it.

Entertaining Rooms

A dining room defined by depth, drama, and polish.

Dark green wall treatment, tailored drapery, and sculptural lighting create a room that feels intimate and highly resolved.

A music room with architectural rhythm and saturated atmosphere.

Arched openings, fluted detailing, and a deep green palette give the piano setting real presence.

A second perspective on the music lounge.

The room balances performance and relaxation, allowing it to function as both salon and retreat.

Transitions are treated as part of the design story.

Color, art, and material depth carry through the connecting spaces, giving the home continuity and a stronger sense of journey.

Family living shaped by softness and contrast.

A curved sectional and patterned surfaces soften the stronger architectural moments elsewhere in the home.

A more relaxed living environment within the estate.

This perspective shows the family room as a softer counterpoint to the dining and music spaces.

Private Suite & Bath

A primary bedroom with retreat-like calm.

The suite balances richer finishes with restrained furnishings, creating a room that feels restorative without becoming visually flat.

A quieter reading and lounging layer within the suite.

This view highlights the more intimate side of the bedroom, where furniture, drapery, and light create a private rhythm.

A primary bath with stronger decorative presence.

Green tile, stone counters, and custom detailing give the bath a more immersive and architectural feel than a typical neutral retreat.

Detail work that reinforces the home’s material depth.

Stone, metal, mirror, and lighting come together in a close-up that underscores the project’s emphasis on finish and refinement.

Executive Office

An executive office designed with warmth, texture, and presence.

Placed at the end of the narrative, the office reads correctly as one refined part of the residence rather than the opening statement.

A work setting that also supports conversation.

By layering desk space with softer seating and a round table, the room functions as both office and private receiving area.

Design Notes

The project’s defining strengths.

What gives this residence distinction is its ability to move from dramatic arrival to intimate rooms without losing cohesion.

Corrected Hierarchy

The page now opens with the nighttime entrance, keeps the exterior and social rooms together, and places the executive office where it belongs—at the end of the story.

Corrected Image Reading

The bath image is included and labeled correctly, the repeated night shot is removed, and the descriptions are aligned more closely to what each image actually shows.

Cleaner Gallery Handling

The page uses better sequencing, click-to-enlarge lightbox behavior, and more consistent cropping so the project feels more editorial and less fragmented.

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Whether you are creating a full residence, a dedicated executive office, or a signature entertaining space, Avant Custom Interiors brings clarity, discipline, and elevated design thinking to every phase of the project.

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Boca Raton Estate Residence

Admin Portfolio 13 April 2026

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Boca Raton Estate Residence

A refined Boca Raton estate shaped by architectural symmetry, natural light, and timeless transitional detailing. From the rotunda stair hall to the kitchen, formal dining, private bath, and bedroom, the project was designed to feel composed, gracious, and enduring—where every room carries a sense of quiet luxury and crafted permanence.

Project Type Private Estate Residence

Design Focus Transitional Mediterranean luxury

Signature Elements Architectural symmetry, millwork, and light

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Double-height rotunda stair hall with wrought iron railing and chandelier

Project Overview

This residence was designed around proportion, light, and permanence—balancing classical architectural cues with soft transitional interiors that feel elegant, livable, and quietly expansive.

Project Narrative

A home shaped by symmetry, warmth, and architectural ease.

The success of this residence comes from its sense of order. Arched openings, tall windows, curated millwork, and carefully scaled furnishings create a home that feels established and graceful, while natural light and a softened palette keep the rooms welcoming rather than formal.

Timeless luxury built through proportion and restraint.

Rather than relying on trend-driven contrast, this project leans into architectural continuity. Repeated arches, layered trim, stone surfaces, and tailored upholstery create a visual language that carries from room to room with consistency.

The interiors are refined without feeling precious. Spaces such as the kitchen and breakfast room remain highly functional, while living areas and bedrooms bring softness, calm, and a strong connection to the exterior gardens and pool setting.

The result is a Boca Raton estate that feels composed, enduring, and deeply comfortable—luxury expressed through detail, balance, and the confidence of timeless design decisions.

The strength of the home is not in one gesture, but in the way every room feels resolved, gracious, and quietly lasting.

Project Gallery

Architectural moments and lived-in elegance.

The project is revealed through a sequence of architectural and interior views—arrival, circulation, kitchen, dining, bath, bedroom, and garden-facing living spaces that show how the residence balances scale with softness.

Double-height rotunda stair hall with chandelier and custom iron railing

A stair rotunda that establishes the home’s architectural character.

The double-height volume, wrought iron detailing, and chandelier create a sense of arrival rooted in symmetry, scale, and classical proportion.

Estate exterior with arched entry and fountain

The exterior introduces the residence with clarity and grace.

Arched openings, warm stone tones, and formal planting establish the Mediterranean character long before the interior experience begins.

Living room with tall arched windows, soft furnishings, and garden view

A living room shaped by height, light, and garden connection.

Tall arched windows, quiet upholstery, and a restrained palette create a room that feels serene and refined while remaining strongly connected to the outdoor setting.

Custom kitchen with large island, classic millwork, and pendant lighting

A kitchen where classic millwork meets everyday function.

Substantial cabinetry, warm wood accents, and an oversized island give the room presence while maintaining a welcoming, family-centered feel.

Formal dining room with tall arched window, chandelier, and upholstered chairs

A formal dining room framed by height, symmetry, and garden light.

The arched window, classic chandelier, and high-back upholstered chairs create a room that feels elegant and composed, while the view to the landscape keeps the setting warm rather than rigid.

Bathroom vanity with stone top, dark cabinetry, and mirror detail

Bathroom detailing with a more intimate sense of luxury.

Stone surfaces, dark millwork, and warm lighting bring a quieter, more tailored richness to the private spaces of the home.

Primary bedroom with upholstered bed and soft transitional furnishings

A primary bedroom designed for softness and ease.

Gentle curves, upholstered pieces, and a calm palette create a room that feels restful, elegant, and highly resolved.

View through arched opening to rotunda stair hall

Circulation spaces treated with architectural dignity.

Even the transition points are composed carefully, allowing the home’s structure and symmetry to remain part of the experience.

Design Notes

The project’s defining strengths.

What gives this residence its lasting quality is the consistency of its decisions—from exterior architecture to interior millwork, furnishings, and decorative detailing.

Architectural Symmetry

Arches, axial views, and repeated forms create a sense of balance that gives the home both elegance and clarity.

Transitional Softness

Tailored upholstery, softened palettes, and patterned accents ensure the residence feels warm and livable rather than formal or severe.

Timeless Materiality

Stone, painted millwork, wrought iron, and warm wood tones work together to create a home that feels established, enduring, and quietly luxurious.

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Daughter’s Maximalist Suite

Admin Portfolio 13 April 2026

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Maximalist Daughter’s Suite

A highly personal suite designed for a daughter with a love for bold pattern, saturated color, and expressive detail. From the mirror-lined stair approach to the bedroom and lounge, the project was shaped as an immersive sequence—layered, theatrical, and deeply individual, while still resolved with discipline and polish.

Project Type Private Residential Suite

Design Focus Maximalism with personal identity

Signature Elements Pattern, color, lighting, and theatrical detail

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Maximalist daughter’s lounge with patterned wallpaper, coral ceiling, and sculptural yellow seating

Project Overview

This project was designed as a daughter’s private world—an expressive suite where wallpaper, color, lighting, and custom detailing work together to create a space that feels imaginative, intimate, and completely her own.

Project Narrative

An immersive suite built around personality and atmosphere.

This suite was not designed to fade into the background. It was created for a daughter who wanted a bold maximalist environment—one with personality, drama, and a strong sense of identity. The design unfolds from the stair hall upward, building anticipation through mirrors, lighting, color, and pattern before opening into richly layered bedroom and lounge spaces.

A private suite with personality, atmosphere, and theatrical detail.

The success of the project comes from treating the suite as a complete experience rather than a single decorated room. The stairwell sets the tone first, using reflection, lighting, and vertical scale to create a sense of arrival.

From there, the daughter’s lounge and bedroom continue the narrative through bold wallcoverings, saturated ceilings, sculptural lighting, and expressive furnishings that feel playful, confident, and highly personal.

What keeps the result elevated is control: repeated trim tones, coordinated palettes, and carefully balanced visual density ensure the suite feels curated rather than chaotic.

This suite was designed as an immersive personal world—bold, expressive, and completely intentional.

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Layered rooms, distinct moods, one clear point of view.

The project is revealed through a sequence of richly composed moments—arrival, lounge, bedroom, and supporting spaces that show how maximalist design can feel immersive without becoming chaotic.

Maximalist lounge with patterned walls and sculptural yellow seating

A lounge where color, pattern, and comfort meet.

The lounge introduces a more playful layer to the suite, pairing sculptural seating with richly patterned walls and warm ceiling color to create a space that feels bold, relaxed, and full of character.

Hallway corner with richly patterned wallpaper, warm lamp, and shutters

Transitional spaces treated as part of the experience.

Rather than fading into neutrality, even the connecting moments are richly lit and visually layered, reinforcing the suite’s immersive identity.

Maximalist daughter’s bedroom with bold wallcovering, coral ceiling, and layered furnishings

A bedroom designed as a vivid, expressive retreat.

Bold wallcovering, saturated ceiling color, and layered furnishings transform the room into a space that feels imaginative, intimate, and unmistakably personal while still maintaining a polished, composed finish.

Bedroom view with custom cabinetry, wallpaper, and coral accents

Custom storage integrated into the visual language.

Cabinetry is not treated as secondary. Here it becomes part of the room’s personality, using color and detailing to reinforce the broader maximalist story.

Mirror-lined stair hall leading to the daughter’s maximalist suite

A stair approach designed to build anticipation.

The mirror-lined stair hall serves as the introduction to the suite, using reflection, warm lighting, and vertical layering to create drama before the bedroom experience begins.

Maximalist powder room with equestrian mural wallpaper and graphic star-pattern shower tile

A powder room treated as a full design statement.

Bold mural wallpaper, graphic tilework, and dark architectural framing transform the bath into a highly expressive environment—showing that even functional spaces can carry strong identity and visual drama.

Styled bar cart detail layered against richly patterned wallcovering

A styled vignette that reinforces the suite’s personality.

The bar cart becomes more than functional—it acts as a curated detail, where pattern, metallic finish, and collected objects deepen the suite’s layered and expressive identity.

Powder room vanity view with round mirror, celestial wallpaper, and black cabinetry

A layered vanity view that sets the tone immediately.

The round mirror, celestial wallcovering, and tailored black cabinetry create a moment of surprise and personality before the room fully unfolds.

Design Notes

The project’s defining strengths.

What makes this suite successful is not simply that it is bold. It is that every expressive move is reinforced by structure, repetition, and a clear hierarchy of visual decisions.

Personal Expression

The suite was designed around the daughter’s desire for a space with individuality, energy, and emotional impact rather than conventional restraint.

Arrival Sequence

The stairwell is part of the design story, creating transition, anticipation, and atmosphere before the suite fully reveals itself.

Controlled Maximalism

Color, wallpaper, lighting, and furnishings are layered boldly, but with enough repetition and structure to keep the result curated and elevated.

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Modern Waterfront Interior

Admin Portfolio 13 April 2026

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Modern Waterfront Interior

A penthouse residence designed as a continuous architectural environment, where living, dining, and kitchen spaces flow with clarity, restraint, and panoramic waterfront presence. Integrated millwork, disciplined lighting, and a calm material palette create a home that feels expansive, composed, and quietly luxurious.

Project Type Private Penthouse Residence

Design Focus Open-plan luxury living

Signature Elements Millwork, lighting, and waterfront flow

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Modern waterfront penthouse living room with circular pendant lights and expansive glass walls

Project Overview

This residence was shaped around continuity—clean architectural lines, controlled lighting, and carefully edited furnishings that allow the waterfront setting to remain part of the interior experience.

Project Narrative

A residence shaped by architectural continuity.

The goal was not to create isolated rooms, but a single, refined environment where furniture, millwork, lighting, and view work together with calm consistency. Each decision was made to reinforce openness, proportion, and visual discipline.

Designed for flow, scale, and restraint.

The strongest quality of the project is its continuity. Living, dining, and kitchen areas feel connected without losing definition, and the interior remains composed from every angle.

Custom wall systems, layered ceiling details, and a tightly controlled neutral palette allow each space to feel resolved on its own while still reading as part of a larger architectural whole.

The result is a penthouse interior that feels expansive and highly finished, yet remains calm, livable, and deeply refined.

Luxury here is expressed through precision, calm, and continuity.

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Selected moments from the residence.

Rather than showing everything at once, the project is revealed through a sequence of controlled views—broad architectural perspectives, spatial transitions, and detail moments that communicate the design at its highest level.

Modern waterfront penthouse living room with sculptural seating and skyline view

Living room with panoramic waterfront exposure.

Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a disciplined furniture layout establish a living space that feels open, composed, and oriented toward the view without surrendering intimacy.

Modern penthouse living room with integrated entertainment wall and soft neutral seating

Integrated millwork anchors the room.

A custom media wall in soft wood tones and dramatic stone detailing gives the open plan a strong architectural center while maintaining visual restraint.

Wide view of penthouse living area, dining, and integrated wall system

An open-plan composition with clarity and control.

This wider perspective shows how the residence was organized as one continuous environment—living, entertaining, and circulation flowing together without visual interruption.

Modern penthouse dining area with linear pendant lighting and waterfront backdrop

Dining defined by rhythm, proportion, and light.

The dining area balances strong linear lighting with clean furniture geometry, creating a setting that feels formal enough for entertaining yet consistent with the calm of the larger interior.

Glass dining table with quilted white chairs in a modern penthouse

Material transparency reinforces openness.

The glass table keeps the room visually light, while tailored seating and restrained finishes preserve a crisp, highly edited modern character.

Close view of custom wood millwork and black stone feature wall

Crafted detail within the wall system.

Integrated niches, concealed lighting, and bold stone contrast introduce precision and depth without visual excess.

Modern kitchen with waterfall island and pendant lighting

The kitchen continues the architectural language.

A sculptural island, quiet cabinetry, and understated lighting extend the same discipline seen throughout the residence.

Seating area in the modern waterfront penthouse

Soft furnishings bring balance to clean lines.

The seating selections add warmth and comfort to the precision of the architecture, ensuring the space feels lived in as well as visually resolved.

Primary bath with freestanding tub, bookmatched marble walls, double vanity, and sculptural chandelier

A primary bath defined by stone, symmetry, and quiet drama.

Bookmatched marble, a freestanding tub on axis, and a long integrated vanity create a room that feels serene at first glance, yet highly architectural in its execution.

Secondary bath with leaf-pattern wallcovering, illuminated mirror, dark stone counter, and clean modern cabinetry

A secondary bath handled with the same level of refinement.

Textured wallcovering, a full-width illuminated mirror, and crisp dark stone surfaces give the room a tailored, contemporary presence without overstatement.

Custom shower installation with bookmatched stone slab walls and illuminated translucent stone feature

A custom shower composition shown during installation.

This construction-phase view reveals the precision behind the finished result: large-format stone, strong slab symmetry, and an illuminated feature element that turns the shower into a focal architectural moment.

Design Notes

The project’s defining strengths.

What elevates this residence is not one gesture, but the consistency of its decisions—how millwork, lighting, furniture, and view are all handled with the same level of control.

Integrated Architecture

Custom wall systems and long horizontal lines give the residence a strong framework, allowing each room to feel connected to the next.

Lighting Discipline

Concealed illumination, ceiling detail, and sculptural fixtures create atmosphere while reinforcing the geometry of the interior.

Material Restraint

A controlled palette of stone, soft wood, glass, and tailored textiles keeps the project calm, elevated, and enduring rather than trend-driven.

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