B83 Design Studio

08/21/2026

A kitchen designed as architecture, not simply cabinetry.

Warm wood tones, deep matte finishes and natural stone come together through a carefully considered composition of volumes, integrated lighting and layered materials.

The stone-clad island anchors the space, while the extended dining surface creates a seamless transition between cooking, gathering and everyday living.

Every element was designed to feel connected — from the wrapped architectural column and illuminated glass cabinetry to the floating storage and integrated wine display.

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Interior Architecture + Design | Miami

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08/18/2026

Behind every finished space: hundreds of decisions, site visits, samples, revisions—and details most people will never notice.

From the first idea to the final installation, every choice is intentional.

Our kind of chic. 🤍

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08/14/2026

Designed as one continuous architectural composition.

Warm wood paneling wraps the foyer and follows the intentional angle of the wall, seamlessly integrating the wine column into the millwork. The sculptural console and oversized round mirror soften the clean geometry, creating a space that feels warm, balanced, and refined.

Because every angle should feel intentional—and every functional element should belong to the design.

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08/13/2026

A soft palette doesn’t have to be quiet.

Cream lacquered cabinetry creates the calm foundation, while natural oak, bronzo metal details and expressive green quartzite give this kitchen its depth and character.

The stone continues across the countertops, backsplash and projecting curved hood, transforming a functional element into the focal point of the room.

Warm, refined and designed around every detail.

Swipe to explore the full composition. Which detail catches your eye first?

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06/26/2026

Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending a beautiful creative experience at Addison House Design District, featuring artist Sharon Berebichez and her distinctive embroidery technique.

It was such a thoughtful morning of craftsmanship, color, texture, and inspiration — the kind of experience that reminds me how much art and design are always connected.

Thank you Addison House Furniture for the invitation and for bringing the design community together. ✨

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05/01/2026

04/25/2026

Not just looking at design—living in it

02/10/2026

This Green Diamond project was designed to feel calm, warm, and effortless—even with an open layout and ocean views.

The goal wasn’t to impress with trends.
It was to create a space that functions beautifully and feels good to live in every single day.

✔️ Warm wood tones to soften the modern lines
✔️ Clean, integrated appliances
✔️ A kitchen that connects seamlessly to the living space
✔️ Thoughtful storage and interior organization (because luxury is also what you don’t see)

👉 Swipe through and tell me:
Which detail do you appreciate most?

A️⃣ The material palette
B️⃣ The layout + flow
C️⃣ The custom millwork
D️⃣ The interior organization

Drop your letter below ⬇️
I’m curious what speaks to you.

Design by
📍 Green Diamond, Miami Beach

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01/22/2026

Morning light, ocean views, and quiet intention ☀️🌊

This breakfast nook was designed as a moment of pause—where architecture, texture, and natural light come together effortlessly. Framed by floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Atlantic, soft neutrals and warm wood tones create a calm, inviting setting that feels both refined and lived-in.

A place for slow mornings, coffee rituals, and conversations that linger a little longer.
Thoughtful design isn’t loud—it’s felt.

📍 Project: Green Diamond
Design by B83 Design studio
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12/30/2025

Closing a defining chapter with gratitude.

This past year was shaped by projects that demanded rigor, trust, and a shared belief in design as a process — not a shortcut. Each space became a dialogue between architecture, material, and the people who inhabit it.

I’m deeply grateful to the clients who entrusted me with their spaces, the suppliers and artisans whose precision makes the work possible, and the collaborators who consistently raise the bar. These relationships are the quiet structure behind every finished project.

Looking ahead to 2026 with focus and momentum — drawn to fewer, more intentional commissions, deeper creative alignment, and spaces where proportion, light, and material do the talking.