The Best Miami Interior Designers on the AD PRO Directory
With Magic City in the midst of a real estate boom, it’s no shock that Miami interior designers are currently in such high demand. As buyers flocked to sunny South Florida shores during and following the pandemic lockdowns, prices in the metropolis soared—and the need for designers swiftly followed. Luckily, the city is already home to a wealth of creative talent who can adeptly cater to high-end clientele and know exactly how to design for Miami’s famed tropical climate. Drawing on its rich Art Deco history, myriad Latin American influences, and the latest interiors trends, these AD PRO Directory–listed designers can offer clients elevated beach villas that embrace indoor-outdoor living, sleek minimalist residences in the city’s many starchitect-designed towers, and much more.
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For this beach house in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, Bunsa Studio added cypress paneling and a commissioned Bojagi-style curtain by Adam Pogue to a study off the primary bedroom.
Founded in 2013 by Jennifer Bunsa, this studio’s objective is to create a unique sense of place that is thoughtful, comfortable, and infused with soul. At the heart of the practice is a love of color, pattern, texture, and a strong desire to create spaces that feel lived-in and timeless. Bunsa Studio believes that the creation of soulful design comes from attention to detail, the incorporation of natural and hand-made materials, and blending the old with the new.
This breakfast nook in the kitchen of Bunsa Studio’s Aspen Mountain Retreat project is rooted in earthy tones and textures.
Born and raised in Miami, Bunsa’s love of design, history, and color was inspired from an early age by the city’s diverse culture and iconic architecture. She began her pursuit of design while studying color theory under Bernard Voichysonk (an understudy of Josef Albers during his time at Yale) at the University of Florida, and also studied Architectural Theory under Caroline Constant, who at the time was researching and writing her book on design icon Eileen Gray. The exposure to this research ignited Bunsa’s passion for and pursuit of knowledge for the decorative arts, which plays a crucial role in her work today.
With sweeping 360-degree views of Miami, this full-floor unit in a prominent luxury condominium tower presented a blank canvas for Light On White to transform into a warm and sophisticated home.
Under the direction of Alizee Brion, design studio Light On White pursues a delicate balance between luxury and simplicity, striving to bring a curated modern elegance and innovative design to residential spaces. Light and natural materials take precedence in all of the studio’s projects, which are each filtered through the unique lens of client and context.
Light On White took cues from Romanesque architecture when designing the interiors for an estate in Tuscany.
The Light On White design aesthetic celebrates nature’s inspirations in a search for harmony, simplicity, and raw beauty. The team draws from cultural and aesthetic influences spanning across the world, with a focus on French, Japanese, and Scandinavian design. Their work frequently incorporates significant vintage and contemporary collectible design pieces, and strives for a fluidity between the architecture and the furnishings.
To complement the architecture of Zaha Hadid’s One Thousand Museum tower, Antrobus Design Collective took a sophisticated tonal approach in this residence, using carved shapes as accents.
Antrobus Design Collective is an award-winning, multidisciplinary interior design firm specializing in luxury residential and boutique hospitality projects, as well as unique product collaborations. Founding principal Alison Antrobus’s leadership and creative vision are responsible for driving some of the highest-record property sales in Florida history.
Antrobus Design Collective envisioned this Miami home for globe-trotting clients, using their favorite locations to influence the look of different rooms.
Artfully blending her Caribbean heritage, her professional journey with design icons, and the eclectic culture of Miami, Antrobus has mastered what she calls “creative storytelling” to deliver one-of-a-kind properties that exude warmth, character, and soul. Drawing inspiration from each client’s perspective and guiding vision, her design firm is able to offer diversity in design styles while translating each project through its own unique creative lens.
Britto Charette introduced wood and metal to the minimalist interiors of this seven-bedroom residence in the Hamptons to warm up its expansive spaces.
Britto Charette is a licensed and award-winning interior design firm specializing in ultraluxury residential interiors. Operating from New York City and a studio in Wynwood, Miami, founders Jay Britto and David Charette work with a multilingual design team to create custom furniture, accessories, and turnkey interiors for a global clientele. Inspired by travel, fashion, art, and emerging technologies, the team has completed interiors internationally and in many of South Florida’s most coveted buildings.
Clever room dividers help to break up the open-plan living spaces in this two-story villa, designed by Britto Charette.
Britto Charette works with some of the industry’s most talented craftspeople and vendors to offer its clients full-spectrum interior design services, including conceptualization, space planning, furniture selection, renderings, and in-house 3D printing/modeling.
In this Aventura residence, Bea Interiors Design added texture to the light-colored palette using bouclé furniture.
For more than a decade, Bea Interiors Design has offered a full range of services including conceptual design, custom furniture and finishes, project coordination, art procurement and installation, and lighting and furniture design. Founder Bea Pernia is intimately involved in each of her projects from ideation to completion, collaborating with clients, architects, artisans, and contractors to craft meaningful solutions—always with precision, flexibility, attention to detail, and genuine passion.
On Grove Isle, Bea Interiors Design chose a neutral color scheme and white oak paneling to create a calm, cozy, and refined space.
Pernia expertly applies her artistic sensibility to craft novel, harmonious aesthetics that follow her passion for interior and product design. Viewing each project as a unique opportunity to explore fabrics, textures, contrasts, shapes, and materials in order to realize the vision of her client, she often experiments with natural woods, lush textiles, leather, metal, and reflective surfaces. The outcome infuses natural elements with timeless elegance for a look that is at once clean and modern.
The great room of a beach estate on the private island of Jumby Bay, off the coast of Antigua, was designed by Studio IDC to blend seamlessly with its location.
Studio IDC is a boutique, second-generation, family-owned interior design firm offering turnkey services to luxury residential and hospitality clientele throughout South Florida and the Caribbean. Drawing on cultural influences, locality, and client lifestyles, Studio IDC aims to curate visually exquisite and functional spaces. The firm’s licensed designers and in-house procurement specialists are attuned to each client’s bespoke needs, ensuring smooth communication throughout the design process.
Originally built for the former US Ambassador to Sweden by Studio IDC, this home on Antigua was renovated again by the studio to offer a relaxing, tranquil, and easy-chic atmosphere.
Celebrating its 25th year in business, Studio IDC originated on the fundamental belief that successful interior design is the product of tailored and collaborative synergy. Led by a passion for stunning, experiential design, the studio’s goal is to form lasting relationships with clients, vendors, and partners equally inspired by seamless spaces—whether it’s their holiday home or a five-star hotel project.
The founders of B+G Design created the interiors for their own home at Ten Museum Park, which recently featured in a Maluma music video.
Founded by Brett and Giselle Sugerman, B+G Design is an award-winning, Miami-based interior design firm recognized for combining functional minimalism with a warm contemporary appeal. From its home base in Miami to projects in New York, DC, Aspen, Los Angeles, and abroad, the team’s modern and elevated designs blend clean lines with luxe finishes, natural materials, and pared-down color palettes.
For this project, Brett and Gisele Sugerman stripped the original apartment and designed every space, creating a home that balances functional minimalism with personal taste.
Between the founders, Giselle brings an emotional and wellness connection to their projects, while Brett’s elevated architectural knowledge and deep understanding of the design process—from construction and documentation to build-out and installation—delivers their clients a sense of trust, knowing projects have a 360-degree approach to design.
In this dining room at a Coconut Grove residence, Alex Alonso of Mr Alex Tate Design mixed his clients’ heirloom pieces with contemporary furniture to give the space an eclectic vibe.
For Mr Alex Tate Design, every project is a unique opportunity to curate fearlessly, and to collaborate with clients to create lasting spaces that linger on the design consciousness. A constant process of editing is at the core of the studio’s expertise. Its current portfolio of work spans across the country, with major interior design projects in Miami, LA, Boston, Palm Beach, the Caribbean, and further abroad.
Mr Alex Tate Design’s goal for this High Pines abode was to embrace color, pattern, and texture, as well as make the most of the dramatic vaulted ceilings.
The studio team of Miami interior designers is led by design principal Alex Alonso, who is a maximalist at heart. After years working in media and entertainment on both coasts and traveling abroad, he launched a studio that embraces a global perspective and celebrates the power of storytelling through spaces. Reflecting a distinct design approach that is all about eclecticism, the result is a bold sensibility he calls “modern American maximalism.”
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