Sky House is located at a former Miami hospital. The converted penthouse's decor scheme is based on Bali-themed designs, creating a spacious and airy environment. The property underwent an adaptive reuse transformation to become The Ritz Carlton Miami Beach Residences.
The Sky House is one of the private residences in the building, designed by Catalina Echavarria from CEU Studio. Boasting 9,000 square feet, the penthouse includes 360-degree ocean and skyline views of the city. The unit features a large outdoor living space with various areas for dining, lounging, and entertaining. Luxuriously designed, the modern penthouse also evokes feelings of tranquility and healing, creating a tropical oasis in Miami's busy streets. The unit's Balinese pieces are all hand-crafted by Indonesian artisans.
Image Credit: The Ritz Carlton Miami Beach Residences
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Hospital-converted Properties
- Adaptive reuse transformations that convert hospitals into private residences can provide unique opportunities for creating luxury and calming living spaces.
- Bali-inspired Decor
- Bali-themed designs and decor elements provide an opportunity to create a tranquil setting that promotes relaxation and healing.
- Luxury Penthouses
- Penthouses that offer expansive outdoor spaces, panoramic views, and luxurious interiors can be highly desirable for high-end buyers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Real Estate Development
- Real estate developers can explore adaptive reuse projects, such as converting hospitals into private residences, to create unique and desirable luxury living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can capitalize on the trend of Bali-inspired decor to create tranquil and healing spaces that appeal to high-end buyers of luxury properties.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and resorts can incorporate Bali-inspired design elements to create an immersive, restorative experience for their guests.
