Wellington, FL

Equestrian Estate

A Wellington estate defined by rich, layered color and refined architectural detail throughout. Warm walnut accents and a barrel-tiled kitchen ceiling establish a rich material palette, while a wood-paneled office with a striking orange coved ceiling, a wet bar with a custom onyx backsplash, and a hand-painted mural in the powder room each introduce moments of character and craftsmanship. Custom upholstery is layered throughout, resulting in a home that balances warmth, artistry, and a distinctly tailored sense of equestrian elegance.

spiral staircase with black railing and a table with large tropical leaves
living room with blue, brown, and white sofas and chairs, striped curtains, and open french doors
dining area with black chairs, striped curtains and french doors
long hallway with arches and round hanging lights
kitchen with dark wood island and tall ceiling with rafters
office with dark wood built-in cabinets, a wood desk, and orange ceiling
game room with wood pool table, black hanging lights, and orange and gray accents and furniture
wet bar with agate counter and backsplash and wood cabinets
dining room with blue walls, yellow buffet, navy dining chairs, and french doors
powder room sink with white vanity and blue and white floral mural
bathroom with white vanity and blue and green palm frond wallpaper
bedroom with two twin beds with blue headboards, a blue couch, and blue and white accents
bedroom with navy and white headboard, white bedding, blue accents, and french doors
bathroom with dark blue vanity and white walls
bathroom with white cabinets, white tub, and white and gray floor tile
bedroom with light blue tufted headboard, white bedding, and blue accents
cabana dining area with dining table and bar area, with large doors overlooking backyard
outdoor seating area with white chairs overlooking pool
laundry room with blue cabinets and blue and white floor tile
Location:
Wellington, Florida
Project Type:
Residential
Scope:
Full-Service Interior Design
Features:
Custom Millwork