The portfolio
Rooms with presence,
clarity, and atmosphere.
Explore selected interiors, baths, kitchens, bedrooms, waterfront living spaces, architectural moments, and specialty rooms from Avant Custom Interiors. Each image belongs to a larger design story.
Modern Waterfront Interior
Explore the residence ↗Living Room
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.
Media Wall
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.
Open Plan
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.
Dining Room
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.
Dining Detail
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.
Millwork Detail
Crafted detail within the wall system.
Integrated niches, concealed lighting, and bold stone contrast introduce precision and depth without visual excess.
Kitchen
The kitchen continues the architectural language.
A sculptural island, quiet cabinetry, and understated lighting extend the same discipline seen throughout the residence.
Seating Detail
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
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
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.
Bath Mirror Detail
A sculptural mirror moment with modern contrast and light.
The textured dark wallcovering, polished round statement mirror, black vessel sink, marble counter, and architectural sconces create a jewel-box vanity moment that feels dramatic, modern, and highly refined.
Custom Shower
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.
Boca Raton Estate Residence
Explore the residence ↗Rotunda Stair
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
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
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.
Kitchen
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.
Dining Room
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.
Private Bath
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
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.
Circulation
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.
Intercoastal Waterfront Residence
Explore the residence ↗Stair Arrival
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 Elevation
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.
Fire Lounge
A waterfront fire lounge positioned 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 Terrace
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
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.
Waterfront Lounge
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
Casual dining framed by connection and flow.
The smaller dining area reinforces how the home moves easily between interior comfort and outdoor entertaining zones.
Media Room
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.
Executive Estate Residence
Explore the residence ↗Exterior Arrival
A formal nighttime approach that sets the tone for the residence.
The illuminated gatehouse, palms, and landscape lighting create the first impression of the property and give the residence a formal estate presence.
Arrival Court
An everyday approach with architectural polish.
The brick paving, wood garage door, blue awning, and tile accents make the daily arrival court feel intentional and finished.
Entry Detail
A threshold treated as part of the design experience.
Columns, arches, and patterned flooring create a more ceremonial transition from the exterior into the home.
Outdoor Living
A courtyard that functions like an outdoor room.
The courtyard pool, patterned paving, blue awnings, and surrounding architecture make the outdoor area read as a designed living space.
Dining Room
A dining room with depth, drama, and control.
Deep green walls, tailored drapery, an elongated dining table, and a sculptural chandelier give the dining room a polished entertaining presence.
Music Room
A performance room with architectural rhythm.
The piano, arched opening, dark millwork, and saturated wall finish establish the room as a refined music and gathering space.
Interior Transition
A connecting space with the same design discipline as the main rooms.
The hallway uses color, framed art, wood doors, and tailored finishes to connect the major rooms without feeling like a blank pass-through.
Private Lounge
A quieter living moment with refined residential character.
Layered seating, architectural detail, and a composed finish palette create a quieter interior moment within the residence.
Gallery Hallway
A refined passage that turns circulation into a design moment.
A refined hallway with tropical mural wallcovering, warm wood flooring, a tailored runner, lantern lighting, and a clear view into the room beyond creates a strong transition moment within the estate.
Family Room
A second view of the family living area.
This view clarifies the family room as a relaxed living space, with seating, console detail, and graphic pattern working together in a more informal setting.
Powder Bath
A jewel-box bath with dramatic tile, mirror, and lighting detail.
Glossy deep green tile, an arched shower opening, a custom painted vanity, stone counter detail, lantern-style sconces, and layered mirror reflection create a compact bath with dramatic estate-level presence.
Executive Office
A work room with warmth, texture, and presence.
Wood ceiling detail, geometric wall treatment, sculptural pendants, and lounge seating make the office feel warm, tailored, and residential rather than corporate.
Office Lounge
A workspace that also supports private conversation.
The alternate view shows how the office supports both focused work and conversation through softer seating and a more lounge-oriented arrangement.
Maximalist Daughter’s Suite
Explore the residence ↗Private Lounge
A lounge where color, pattern, and comfort meet.
The lounge introduces a 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.
Transition Moment
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.
Bedroom
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 finish.
Custom Storage
Custom storage integrated into the visual language.
Cabinetry is not treated as secondary. It becomes part of the room’s personality, using color and detailing to reinforce the broader maximalist story.
Stair Approach
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.
Statement Bath
A bath treated as a full design statement.
Bold mural wallpaper, graphic tilework, and dark architectural framing transform the bath into a highly expressive environment with strong identity and visual drama.
Styled Detail
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 identity.
Vanity Detail
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.
South Florida Oceanfront Residence
Explore the residence ↗Primary Suite
A serene suite anchored by the ocean view.
Warm wood, soft textiles, low-profile seating, layered lighting, and floor-to-ceiling water views create a primary suite that feels calm, open, and deeply connected to the coastline.
Primary Bath
A bath composed around symmetry, light, and texture.
Stone surfaces, glass, symmetrical vanity composition, and a soft chandelier create a bath that feels bright, tailored, and quietly spa-like.
Shower Retreat
A walk-in shower designed as a private spa.
Bookmatched marble, dual rain showers, a floating bench, and a dramatic backlit stone wall turn the shower into a spa-like extension of the primary bath.
Dining Room
An ocean-facing dining room designed for refined entertaining.
The dining room uses a long wood table, soft upholstered chairs, statement chandelier, pale rug, and water-facing windows to create an entertaining space that feels elegant without becoming heavy or overly formal.
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