The interior concept is based on reinterpreting classic modernist elements, drawing from the work of French architects and designers such as Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand.

Casa Modernista

The interior concept is based on reinterpreting classic modernist elements, drawing from the work of French architects and designers such as Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand.

Location:
West Palm Beach

We combine vintage references, bold color, and custom pieces to create layered spaces anchored by museum-quality items.

The den features custom ceramic lighting, Rio coffee table by Cassina, Murano glass shelving inspired by Perriand's iconic Nuage shelves, and bespoke furniture. A bold palette, curated vintage objects, and handcrafted elements define the room’s rhythm and visual clarity.

Bright living room with a sculptural white sofa Popus Edition Invisible collection and a dark wood and ceramic custom coffee table. Large arched window with creamy drapes frames a view of lush greenery. Deep blue rug by Atelier Fevrier and glossy burgundy side tables by Delcourt Collection anchor the space with contrast and richness. Vintage Paavo Tynnel floor lamp from 1stdibs.

We start with a detailed analysis of the client’s preferences, the building’s history, and architectural context. This informs our approach to every architectural detail — doorways, moldings, fireplace forms — designed specifically for each project.

Pale-cream living room with a curved Perriand-style sofa, leather club chair, and a blue tiled console under a fanned paper lamp.
Contemporary living room featuring a rounded white sofa by Popus editions, Invisible Collection against a blue tile fireplace. Two glossy burgundy sculptural side tables by Delcourt Collection add contrast atop a graphic blue-and-white rug by Atelier Fevrier. Neutral artwork and minimal vintage accessories? sculpture by Joan Miro and leather De Sede vintage lounge chair complete the scene.

The guest bedroom reinterprets classic paneling through minimalist flat panels with curved inserts that double as a headboard, drawing on Gunnar Asplund’s bent plywood techniques. The marquetry shutters made from various wood veneers transform the room, refers to another group of 60s modernists - NP2 Group.

Warm-toned bedroom with curved wood paneling and a minimalist platform bed with mustard bedding. Custom wooden nightstands with ceramic basins and ajustable brass reading lights. Full-height window reveals a green garden view framed by soft curtains. Vintage three legged oak sling chair from 60s'-70s influenced byu Japanese design plrinciples and artisanal phylosophy. Small window shutters above the bed covered with marquetry made from various wood veneers. Tapis studio rug covers Listone Giordano Buiscuit wood floor.
Cozy bedroom corner with custom wood finishes and soft textiles. A vintage canvas sling chair with leather cushion sits beside a low bed. Natural light pours in through tall curtains, creating a serene and earthy atmosphere.

Influences

  • Le Corbusier
  • Charlotte Perriand
  • Gunnar Asplund — bent plywood techniques
  • NP2 Group — 60s modernists

Collectible Design

  • Cassina — Rio coffee table
  • Vincenzo de Cotiis — Side table
  • Atelier Février — Rug
  • Paavo Tynell — Floor Lamp Model 9602, "Chinese Hat", Taito, Finland, c. 1940s
  • Stefan Heiliger, De Sede — DS-266 chair
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