09/01/2026
Some rooms are for eating. This one is for lingering.
Facing the bay in Edgewater, this dining room settles into a palette of earth tones and quiet warmth — natural linen wrapping every wall, wide oak planks running underfoot, the whole space tuned to the light coming off the water.
At its center, a stainless steel table plays against type. Cool and precise on its own, it borrows all its warmth from the chairs that gather around it — Flexform pieces in solid wood and leather, drawn from the old film director’s chair, a nod to a set that folds and travels and holds a certain quiet authority. Above, the Flos Belt pendant stretches across the table in a single confident line, equal parts lighting and fashion.
To the side, a custom curved travertine wall anchors the bar — travertine again, carrying shelves and cabinets for the bottles, wrapping the corner like it was quarried in place. The stools pull their shape from the low seats shoemakers once worked from, now made in Denmark and softened for a different kind of craft.
And along the glass, real wood blinds tilt to let the sun in on your terms — never at the cost of the water beyond them.
Not a room to pass through. A room to stay in.
Studio RW - Concept Design for Villa Miami - Edgewater.
Luchino dining chairs FLEXFORM • Belt linear pendant light Flos • ML42 Stool Audo Copenhagen