The Aveline Residence interprets refined Palm Beach influences for a detached Boca Raton house. Tailored openings, light oak flooring, and ivory millwork establish a composed architectural base, with powder-blue upholstery and dusty-coral accents bringing a brighter Palm Beach character.


An inviting kitchen center
Warm-white cabinetry and a deep French-blue island bring a furniture-like quality to the kitchen. Softly veined stone connects the two finishes. The island is conceived for preparation and gathering, with its final dimensions dependent on the house's measured plan and appliance requirements.

Spaces for conversation
The dining area continues the wood and mineral palette with a more intimate arrangement. Lighting is selected to support the table rather than compete with it. This approach lets a whole-home renovation feel related from room to room while preserving different settings for daily meals and entertaining.
A private suite with restraint
The bedroom steps back from the stronger public-room accents, emphasizing powder-blue linen, restrained coral accents, and soft light. The primary bathroom pairs French-blue vanity cabinetry with white marble and carefully aligned fixtures. The design seeks continuity without repeating every decorative element throughout the residence.



A considered garden edge
The poolside terrace is treated as an extension of the interior's gathering spaces. Powder-blue outdoor cushions and a few coral accents connect the terrace to the interior; shade and planting provide comfort and privacy. In an actual Boca Raton renovation, the relationship between existing doors, finished floor levels, drainage, and exterior approvals would guide the final design.


Tailored, rather than formal
The living room balances clear proportions with comfortable upholstery. Shallow cased openings give the architecture definition without a heavy decorative scheme. Powder blue, tailored blue-and-white stripes, and restrained coral accents introduce color against crisp white surfaces, while the light oak floor keeps the room airy.
How do you modernize a house without losing its character?
Keep the architectural proportions that give it identity, then simplify competing finishes and improve the plan around daily use. This design combines tailored openings with contemporary furniture and a disciplined palette. Existing construction and structural conditions would determine which interventions are appropriate.