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The top-floor primary suite pairs sweeping beach views with refined furnishings, custom Venetian plaster walls and a private balcony designed for coastal relaxation.

Home Design: Modern Seaside Retreat

by Hayli Zuccola
July 23, 2026
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BUILDER: Matta Architect
ARCHITECT: Matta Architect
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Koly International Inc.
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Michelle Miller Design
PHOTOGRAPHER: Penlight Media
APPLIANCES: Famous Tate
CABINETRY: McCabinets
CLOSETS: Closet Solutions
PLUMBING: Ferguson
TILE: Europa Stone 


The living room combines comfort and sophistication with a Vanguard sectional, Sunpan tables, a statement Bethel chandelier and a stylish bar area designed for effortless entertaining.

Set along the sugar-sand shores of Treasure Island, this four-story, five-bedroom residence serves as both a personal getaway and a vacation rental for its Germany-based owners. Seeking a contemporary, low-maintenance retreat for their time in Florida, the homeowners envisioned a space that would be equally suited for hosting guests while capturing the beauty of its beachfront setting.

A Four Hands dining table is encircled by six chairs from Sunpan and two armchairs sourced from the clients.

Large windows and expansive glass doors maximize views of the Gulf, filling the home with natural light and creating a seamless connection between the interiors and outdoor living spaces. Throughout the residence, European-inspired design elements are paired with a sophisticated palette of warm neutrals and dark, moody accents.

The open-concept main living area embraces the home’s airy feel with soaring ceilings, a dramatic two-story view and thoughtfully curated furnishings. A statement Bethel chandelier draws the eye upward, while a spacious Vanguard sectional and intimate bar area create inviting spaces for gathering and entertaining.

The sleek indoor kitchen balances warm neutrals with bold black cabinetry, creating a clean, contemporary space defined by streamlined finishes and minimal hardware.

Adjacent to the living room, the indoor kitchen continues the home’s clean-lined aesthetic with sleek cabinetry, contemporary finishes and a bold contrast between light surfaces and dark cabinetry. Appliances from Famous Tate, seating from Sunpan and cabinetry from McCabinets complete the space. Nearby, the dining room showcases one of the home’s most striking design moments, pairing a dramatic black accent wall with lighter furnishings. A whimsical Modern Forms chandelier hangs above a Four Hands dining table set atop a Jaipur area rug.

In this spare bathroom, the design embraces a neutral color palette, featuring shower and plumbing fixtures from Ferguson and tile from Europa Stone.

The top-floor primary suite serves as a private sanctuary with sweeping beach views from its adjoining balcony. A Caracole bed anchors the room, while Eastern Accents bedding adds comfort and texture. Venetian plaster walls by local artist Jesse Wilhelm, who has specialized in custom wall finishes and murals for more than two decades, bring depth and artistry to the space. Furnishings from Four Hands and Sunpan complement the room’s understated elegance, while sculptural ET2 lighting from Ripple Associates provides a contemporary finishing touch.

The primary bathroom pairs a striking black-and-white soaking tub with Pigeon & Poodle accessories, a backlit IB Mirror and lifelike greenery from Sarasota-based Lux Art Silks for a spa-inspired retreat.

The primary bathroom continues the tranquil atmosphere with abundant natural light, a backlit IB Mirror and a striking soaking tub that serves as the focal point of the space. Faux greenery from Sarasota-based Lux Art Silks adds a refreshing organic element.

This guest bedroom features layered textures and calming coastal style, with Bernhardt furnishings, Eastern Accents bedding and coordinated lighting that creates continuity throughout the home.
This guest bedroom adds a pop of color with an Ann Selkie coverlet to the otherwise neutral color palette of Eastern Accents bedding, Belle Mead nightstand and Universal ottomans.

Throughout the guest bedrooms, coordinated lighting from Ripple Associates and Eastern Accents bedding create a cohesive design language, while individual accents give each room its own personality. Artwork from Uttermost and a turquoise Ann Selke coverlet in the fourth guest bedroom, add warmth and visual interest  

The large walk-in closet in the primary suite was designed with expertise from Closet Solutions.

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