Out of the ORDINARY

A modern and glamorous aesthetic is responsible for the total transformation of this once-plain pad

- Kate Jacobs

LIVING AREA

The new bespoke fire, which has art-deco influences, brought instant character.

Lena sectional sofa; Ravi sconces, all Lulu and Georgia. Calanova coffee table, Palecek. Muir swivel chair, CB2. Curtains in Colonnade by Kelly Wearstler, Kravet. Blocks rug, Jonathan Adler. Custom fireplace, Chinotto House

The owner of this house in Florida, an empty nester with three grown children, was looking forward to creating a home that was just for her, reflecting her love of jewel colours and art-deco glamour. But, as she found herself halfway through the installation of a sleek but unexciting all-white kitchen, she began to realise that she might need a little help to bring her vision to life. So she asked Chelsey Cox and Rachel Rector of design studio Chinotto House to step in. 'We bring a contemporary, high-end look to our projects, which this client appreciated,' says Chelsey. 'People like that we're doing something different to the southernand coastalstyle interiors that are typical here,' adds Rachel.

DINING AREA

The curtain fabric pulls together all the different colours in this open-plan space, including those in the triptych of framed wallpaper panels.

Ilaria dining table; Jagger chairs, all Arhaus. Elisa chandelier, Soho Home. Relevo rug, Muuto. Bloom tray, 101 Copenhagen. Artwork, framed Bruno wallpaper by Marie Olsson, Rebel Walls. Curtains in Colonnade by Kelly Wearstler, Kravet