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This Fort Myers Landscape Follows the Water

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By Jesse Bratter Verified
| Gulfshore Life (Bonita Springs, Florida) Verified
A continuous rhythm flows from the motor court to the lake beyond. The approach is deliberately graphic: Striped stone pavers inlaid with turf serve as a runway leading to the house, where broad horizontal lines and deep overhangs sharpen the geometry. A raised, knife-edge water feature sits alongside the entry, its surface spilling cleanly over all sides.
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Jackie Armour Creates a Costal Vacation Retreat

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By Jesse Bratter Verified
| Modern Luxury Verified
Key Highlights THE PHILOSOPHY “JMA Interior Design is known for its colorful aesthetic, which celebrates the beauty of nature while creating interiors that feel both calming and uplifting,” says Jackie Armour, founder and creative force behind the firm (jmainteriordesign.com).
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Michael Dolatowski Creates a Miami Beach Sanctuary for Fashion and Lifestyle Creator Monroe Steele

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By Jesse Bratter Verified
| Modern Luxury Verified
Key Highlights THE COLOR In fashion, color is never incidental—every shade has a story. The same is true inside this 1930s Mediterranean Revival home in Miami Beach, where designer Michael Dolatowski (michaeldolatowski.com) translated the wardrobe language of fashion and lifestyle creator Monroe Steele (@monroesteele) directly onto the walls, floors and windows. A color-drenched dining room. An oxblood-hued bathroom. Velvet draperies that warm the primary bedroom.
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