A historic streamline deco building constructed in 1934, tucked between the Ocean and the Collins Canal, a landmark pioneered by the infamous John Collins. Collins colonized modern day South Beach by fostering sustainable farming initiatives and trade with the mainland. Life House, Collins Park takes the identity of a merchant's residence with subtle nods to colonial style design & Streamline Deco detailing to celebrate the historic site, its former inhabitants, and their pioneering spirit of folly.

An eclectic yet curated beach cottage. From the lobby cafe to the backyard kitchen, this land-marked 1930's Tudor cottage embodies the home of an artist living by the seashore. Located in South of Fifth, it is only steps from the ocean, yet far enough away from the noise of South Beach tourists.

Victorianism meets Frontier Industrialism in the heart of Denver’s Lower Highlands. Layered with LoHi's Italian roots and musings of the American West, the House merges decidedly Victorian influences — hand-painted vintage furniture, textured glass, floral mementos — within a contemporary shell, nodding to the past through a distinctly modern lens.