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Designed by Nar Design Studio , this Miami home blends iconic furniture with raw, nature-inspired elements. Built for a tech executive, the interior features sculptural pieces like a bouclé lounge chair, curved black wood chairs, and a monolithic stone coffee table beneath a dramatic wood ceiling. The dining area centers around 800 kg textured stone wall panels, paired with a Sahara Noir marble table and green velvet chairs. Floor-to-ceiling windows open to the tropical exterior, connecting the space to its surroundings. A natural palette of beige, brown, green, and bronze runs throughout, grounding the sleek, modern design in earthy tones. The result is a refined, functional space with strong visual impact. Images by Gabriel Volpi . The post Bold Furniture and Natural Accents Shape This Miami Interior appeared first on Homedit .

Back in February I found myself in Rotterdam, art-directing photography of two beautiful homes for my second interiors book , Bring The Outside In . I’d long wanted to explore the Netherlands’ second city, so I stayed behind once the photoshoots were done and Chris flew out to join me for an impromptu weekend break . Rotterdam isn’t classically pretty – it’s Europe’s largest port, and most of the historic centre was destroyed by air raids during the Second World War, so you’re more likely to find industrial warehouses and gleaming modern skyscrapers than classic Dutch canal houses. But it’s a vibrant, innovative and forward-thinking place with experimental architecture, cutting-edge design, an array of fascinating museums and some fantastic hotels and restaurants. It’s also only 15 minutes by train from historic Delft, which is a great contrast in terms of mood and pace, so you can easily combine two city breaks in one – and you can see my top tips for Delft here . We had a wonde...