White terrazzo
Italian terrazzo with cream and pearl aggregate. Indoor + pool deck.
3D Explore
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South Florida light. Architecture that gets out of its way.
Miami Modern
Open the doors. The ocean walks in.
The Direction
Open the doors. The ocean walks in.
Miami Modern is built for the South Florida light — for the way the late-afternoon sun comes off the water and washes a room in gold. The architecture is permissive: full-height frameless sliding glass, white terrazzo floors that read seamlessly from indoor to pool deck, and a palette that holds its own against tropical color. Furniture stays low and linen-clad. Brass detailing brings the warmth back.
Material Library
Signature Materials
Ocean blue
Pool tile, accent textiles, and one painting carrying the room.
Soft coral
Throw pillows and a single mid-century lounge chair.
Polished brass
Hardware, sconces, and a sculptural pendant over the dining table.
Cream linen
Slipcovered sectional that lives with sandy feet.
Tropical hardwood
Ipe or teak for outdoor decking and select interior accents.
Inside the Direction
Rooms We Compose
01
Great room with frameless sliding wall to pool deck
02
Kitchen with terrazzo island and brass pendants
03
Primary suite with private ocean-facing balcony
04
Pool deck as living room extension
Considerations
Questions, Answered
Modern terrazzo with epoxy or cement binder is among the most durable hard surfaces available. Sealed properly, it handles salt water, sand, and barefoot traffic indefinitely.
Every frameless slider we install is impact-rated. We work with Reynaers and Schüco systems that meet Miami-Dade HVHZ code without sacrificing the thin sightlines.
Yes. We've built Miami Modern in Naples and Sarasota on lake and golf-course lots. The direction adapts well wherever the view is the primary asset.
Begin the Conversation
Build Miami Modern with us.
Our principal architect will review your project, your site, and your vision in a private consultation — and respond within one business day.