An oceanfront condominium designed for a New York couple as a new home for an art collection their family has built and curated across the 20th century. A full gut renovation of 3,100 square feet with 550 square feet of wraparound terraces and uninterrupted ocean views.

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We were asked to make a perfect home first for the art, then for the clients. The furnishings lean neutral while the art is vividly colorful, so we built a gallery: white walls, light furnishings, and a cream-and-white through-line so the work takes the spotlight. Surprises along the way: a cobalt den wall behind the Stella, bright yellow Milo Baughman dining chairs, a curvy red foyer bench under a white gesso chandelier. Interior design and architecture by Andrew Suvalsky Designs. Photography by Kris Tamburello. Featured in Florida Design and AD Italia.