Brandon Valente, Brandon V Photographyhouse! But second, after years of only seeing the exterior, fansget a look inside the actual home— and the style is just as unique as the ladies themselves.
While the home's '50s exterior and assortment of palm plants in the front made it fit with its Miami storyline, the interiors tell a whole different tale. Throughout the home, you'll find subtle nods to Japanese and Hawaiian culture. As it turns out, the property was custom-built in 1955 by a Hawaiian modern architect. The owners had family in Honolulu and wanted to bring some of that flair into their new home.
Inside, glass walls, clerestory windows, and ultra-high beamed ceilings allow natural light to enter the home. A veranda connects the living room to the backyard.The home tastefully mixes natural colors and textural elements to create a calm and tranquil space.Soft, yet vibrant furnishings and decor add a playful energy.The kitchen might just be our favorite room.
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