”We love using wallpaper—especially whern it’s bold, playful and full of flamingos” says Kylie Ponton, principal designer of Ponton Interiors. The neon signage adds a fun touch, while the custom bathroom vanity is paint-matched to the flamingo theme. The black marble countertop, streaked with pink and white, is a stunning centerpiece and the Tilebar Blonde Indigo Blue Foliage hexagonal tiles create a lush, leafy pattern on the floor, making this space truly eclectic.
Ponton Interiors revitalized this historic 1926 residence in Tampa’s Swann Circle Park into a luxurious sanctuary for political strategist Anthony Pedicini. The two-story, four-bedroom, four-bath home, complemented by a detached two-story garage, harmoniously blends contemporary functionality with original charm. Previous renovations left layers of paint, stucco and wallpaper, elements like exposed brick walls and a sunroom fireplace were kept preserved.The interior showcases an art deco-inspired palette of deep green, gold accents and rich dark wood tones.
Significant features include striking stained glass windows, complemented by brass and crystal fixtures and a gloss black Aga range in the kitchen. The sunroom offers views of Swann Circle Park, while the kitchen underwent a substantial redesign to enhance both symmetry and visual appeal. Ponton Interiors navigated challenges adeptly, resulting in a space that exudes the glamour of the Roaring Twenties intertwined with Tampa’s historical essence.
Focused on creating an environment ideal for entertaining, the renovation carefully maintained original details while updating the layout and enhancing bathrooms within spatial constraints. The home now stands as a curated masterpiece, marrying bold design with practical living spaces tailored to the homeowner’s lifestyle and historical preservation principles.
In this piece from the client’s collection, Winston Churchill is surrounded by patriotic pugs, bringing a bold pop of color to the bedroom.Layers and drama define this dining room, featuring textured fabrics, tufted banquette seating and custom Vanguard dining chairs with cut velvet and nailhead detailing for an elegant touch.Preserving the brick detail in this 1926 home adds warmth and texture to the kitchen. Cambria quartz countertops with waterfall edges and a geometric marble mosaic floor enhance the space. A custom hood with brass inlay serves as a focal point.This custom-designed sectional is adorned with cut velvet accent pillows featuring fabrics from Schumacher, Kravet and Lillian August. The original wood flooring was refinished and stained, while the under-stair closet was transformed into a fully functional wine storage area with a custom mosaic marble floor and a peg display for bottles. The deep brown wood tones and cozy seating create an inviting atmosphere.A key feature in the home was creating a space to store and showcase the owner’s wine collection.The restored stairs lead to a vintage client-owned art piece. A plush plaid runner adds color and texture to the original oak steps while providing a safe path for the owners’ dogs.Forest green millwork paired with textured leaves on this Arte wallpaper creates a stunning combination in the powder bath. A vintage console-inspired sink by Signature Hardware adds a nod to historical detailing.This room is all about texture with whimsical pillows and blue textured Arte wallpaper behind the headboard paired with soft, patterned curtains from Romo Fabrics.
