Interior Design & Decorating Services
The Monaco Condominium
Project Description: Commercial Renovation
The Monaco Condominium was involved in a three phase project consisting of a complete renovation from the following: the front entrance, all elevator lobbies, and resident units and corridors. This high-rise consists of a total of 18 floors and is located directly on the beach. The location of this building was influential and swayed the decision to go for a more relaxed, light and airy appearance.
Within the two atrium spaces were planter boxes that were filled with older plants that needed to be replaced. Specific planter boxes were converted into custom light boxes with all new electric. The design of the light boxes was created to have a wave effect as you looked down on them. The teal blue acrylic is textured for light to bounce off the highs and lows of the material casting a water appearance. New doors and hardware were installed throughout creating an updated atmosphere. Finishes were selected to uplift the overall feel of the space as well as coexist with the previous renovated spaces.
Due to the non-climate controlled atmosphere and screened in breezeways, the new carpet selected needed to be breathable eliminating mold from developing underneath the backing. A perfect patterned carpet with highs and lows of grays, blues, and tans, tied in the look of the building. Pilaster were designed for new light fixtures to be installed at existing locations. All light fixtures are LED as well as doorbells, to save on overall electric use. With the combination of all three renovation phases, each unit's value was increased by 15%.
Awards: ASID Winner, Commercial Renovation Over 5,000 sf, Aurora Awards Winner, Product Fixture Design, BIA Summit Award Winner, Best Specialty Contracting & Interiors Hospitality $2-4.9 Million
A high rise condominium located on the infamous Gulf Shore Blvd only foot steps away from the ocean.
Renovation Includes: -Replacement of carpet -New Pilaster design -Replacement of wall sconces -New doors and hardware -New signage with doorbells -New plants in planters
Selected planter boxes in the front and back atrium spaces were converted into custom designed light boxes. These boxes were designed specifically to cast a teal shadow on the ceiling above similar to water. When looking down metal waves are attached giving off an abstract wave effect.
