A collector’s apartment, Miami

Collection styling. Completed 2026.

More than twenty works in one open room. Nothing left the collection and nothing was added to it. We rearranged and lit the art, and changed only what sits around it: a few pieces with a signature, warm textures, and one colour taken from the paintings.

Every piece below carries the reason it is there — the way we write every project.

All projects

Open living room: a patterned blue rug, a cognac leather lounge chair and a pine coffee table — The living room, hung and lit around the collection.

Curved window wall with a round work, velvet armchairs and a cognac sofa — The window wall and the round work.

Dining table with caned chairs and a gold sculpture, framed works on the kitchen wall — The dining table.

A gold sculpture on the dining table by the window — The bronze.

An entry wall with framed works hung close together — The entry wall.

A large work on paper of a wave in blues, by the door — A large work on paper, by the door.

What we added, and why

Spaghetti vaseGaetano Pesce, Fish Design. Red resin, made by hand.: The only object on the pine coffee table, next to two stacked monographs. Its red is the red of the tiger in the painting above.
Panthella 160 lampVerner Panton, Louis Poulsen. Chrome.: On the amber cart under the painting, with a candle in amber glass. Chrome is the only new metal, next to the cantilever chairs.
Bilboquet table lampsPhilippe Malouin, Flos. Linen.: On both sides of the bed, with a head that turns to the page or to the wall.
ParentesiAchille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, Flos, 1971.: For the reading corner: a cable from ceiling to floor with a single spot, almost no volume.
Loop candleholdersItalian, vintage, silver-plated, in the manner of Lino Sabattini.: Two, on the diagonal, on each side of the bronze: the first thing you see when you walk in.
Oxide plantersTen Thousand Pots. Glazed ceramic, made by hand.: A glaze from chocolate to rust, the colour of the pine table and the leather chair.
Picture lightsOne family, polished chrome.: The same light for every work that needs one, so the eye goes to the art, not the fixtures.

Design and curation: AKA Interior Design, Fabian Ortega. The artists of the collection are not named.

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