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On the shores of Miami Beach, where the horizon seamlessly merges with the ocean, an interior emerges that dissolves the boundaries between styles and eras.
The “Miami Beach Villa” project by Architecture I See You presents a luxurious duplex space where modernism, neoclassicism, and subtle art deco influences come together in a refined and cohesive composition.
Developed in collaboration with Caffe Latte and Covet House, the project introduces an environment that radiates warmth while maintaining a carefully controlled aesthetic. The color palette is rich and vibrant, yet never overwhelming, while each piece of furniture carries a clearly defined visual and functional purpose.
At the heart of the living area stands the Excelsea Modular Sofa, a statement piece inspired by the Excelsa coffee variety. Its bold form and modular structure—composed of nine elements—offer flexibility in spatial organization, while the integrated central segment doubles as a table, blurring the line between comfort and practicality.
In perfect harmony with the sofa are the Harar Center Table and Harar Side Table, both inspired by Ethiopian coffee plantations. The Harar Center Table features clean lines and a refined mix of materials—marble, wood, and upholstered surfaces—creating a striking yet elegant focal point. Its smaller counterpart, the Harar Side Table, brings the same design language in a more compact form, with a soft, padded interior that adds a layer of tactile luxury.
The space is further unified by the Foil Rug, a handcrafted piece distinguished by bold graphic patterns. Its design introduces movement and depth, tying together the various elements of the interior into a cohesive whole.
What makes this project truly remarkable is not only the selection of pieces, but the way they are composed. Every detail—from texture to form—is carefully orchestrated to create a space that is not only visually compelling, but emotionally engaging.
The Miami Beach Villa is not just an interior—it is an experience. A space where design transcends aesthetics and becomes an integral part of the way of living.
