For Visionnaire design means not only creating solutions balanced between aesthetics and functional quality. The brand’s vision leans towards a poetics made of dreams and beauty, taking concrete form in residential spaces that express personal identity. Every room is thus the result of a well-gauged harmony, a choral approach to the elements in tune with each other, resonating together to narrate a precise lifestyle.
This is what happens inside the latest project completed by Visionnaire in Miami: Sunny Isles Beach is a residence of striking charm, set between the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway, Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale. Its area of 600 square meters, entirely furnished by the brand, establishing an ongoing dialogue with the surrounding natural panorama, in an alternation of green vegetation and the deep blue of the ocean.
Natural light is free to penetrate through large windows, enhancing the creations by Visionnaire, including large pieces and a wealth of coordinated complements, in natural tune with the overall setting.
“The style of this villa is fresh and contemporary, very clean and luminous – says Eleonore Cavalli, Art Director of Visionnaire. – The main aim was to blend indoor and outdoor spaces, inserting elements for both situations. For the palette of colors, we have utilized a combination of natural hues and tones of olive: green is the only chromatic accent, precisely to confirm the organic, tropical style of the house.”
The large protagonists of the various living and lounge areas have the task of creating comfortable corners – from the light, elegant Anthem sofa to the Bastian system in Eco-Skin, and the Bomber sofa, a true tribute to softness. The complements play a corollary role, adding touches of color, refinement and functional quality: the Stankar chair, for example, inspired by fashion and footwear with its structural cords, or the lighting fixtures, such as the Alpha floor lamps and the Rock suspensions, veritable décor gems that are able to attract the gaze even when not in use. In the theatrical setting, even the small items like the Marty coffee table and the console from the same line reveal intensive research on forms and materials, a summary on a small scale of the company’s philosophy.
In the night zone, the bedrooms are rhythmically organized as “islands” of rest, relying on the Ca’ Foscari bed featuring a motif in Japanese style, the Emotion bed, whose headboard becomes modern thanks to its upholstered modules, the Ultrasound model with fluid lines based on sound waves, as well as Bastian. Around these pieces we see bedside units, works of art, the Petra chairs, the Ambassador desk, the low Granger tables, and the Moon-Eye table lamp: all solutions that complete the arrangement, adding identity to the project with stylistic coordination.
