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Living Gallery - Miami Design District Magazine

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Above The foyer highlights a ceiling-mounted frosted glass Murano chandelier and art<br />

by Cruz Diez and Tuvillo. Right In the dining area, twelve custom leather chairs —<br />

engraved with each family member’s name on the back — by Anima Domus accommodate<br />

for large family gatherings.<br />

On the other end of the floor is the media room. Cozy in feel, it features the<br />

Paramount sofa by Frighetto in white leather with brown piping and two curved<br />

Lip chairs in Aniline leather with zebra wood backs. A wool carpet from Turkey<br />

adds texture to the wenge floor. On the wall, Anima Domus designed a high-gloss<br />

lacquer and walnut wood paneling shelf unit around the entertainment system.<br />

The custom audio visual work was done by Maxicon. The Arco floor lamp<br />

designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962 serves as the main<br />

lighting source.<br />

Both levels of the home have expansive terraces overlooking the city and bay.<br />

Upstairs on the rooftop terrace, a custom-designed canopy provides shelter<br />

from the sun. A circular sofa and matching chairs and table from Dedon provide<br />

ample casual seating. A round matching table features a triangle-shaped<br />

glass top case filled with seashells. On one end of the terrace is a barbeque<br />

and hot tub; on the other, a round table by Royal Botania and seating for eight.<br />

A clay sculpture replica of a soldier buried with China’s first emperor, Qin Shi<br />

Huang Di, stands guard in a corner.<br />

This penthouse is both relaxed and formal, yet a lived-in home. ◆

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