Color Splash

David Bromstad creates a tranquil, spa-like retreat in a master bedroom. David brings the essence of Miami's Arsht Center to the space with custom bedside tables, floor-to-ceiling drapes and a custom light fixture.

David blends midcentury design with a touch of Bollywood in a living and dining room makeover. He completes the look by adding fun and bright midcentury furnishings.

A horse ranch inspires David Bromstad as he creates an Americana living and dining room.

David Bromstad uses a Cuban cigar shop and the homeowner's heritage as inspiration for a family room makeover. He achieves the look with plantation shutters, a tobacco leaf installation and cozy dark wood furnishings.

David takes an empty patio and turns it into Moroccan paradise inspired by Miami restaurant Tantra. He injects Moroccan flair with architectural arches, columns and a water feature.

In one his strangest makeovers yet, David Bromstad creates a traditional design with a masculine vibe in a living and dining room makeover for two women. The inspiration is the private dining club, The Banker's Club, of Miami.

David Bromstad turns a huge, bland living room into a modern Greek living and dining area with a touch of hot pink. He adds a coral stone feature wall and subtle Greek accessories, all inspired by Miami's culturally rich neighborhood, Espanola Way.

David and his team head north to New Jersey to create a family room based on a historic mansion. David emulates the traditional decor of the mansion with a faux tin tile feature wall, antique pieces and a custom storage bench.

The contemporary design of the Morristown Library in New Jersey serves as inspiration for a basement makeover. David uses clean lines, faux birch wood and pops of color to give the space a new look.

Designer David Bromstad uses one of NYC's sweetest hot spots as inspiration for a master bedroom makeover in a Manhattan loft. He uses bright colors with a modern aesthetic as he showcases the apartment's beautiful city views.

David Bromstad adds beachy comforts to a bland living room based on Miami Beach's South Point Park. He mixes the feel of a Hamptons beach house with rustic touches using arched built-in bookshelves, artisan-made driftwood columns and neutral furnishings.

David Bromstad draws inspiration from Miami Beach's Van Dyke Cafe to create an Old World-style game room above a garage space. He uses warm faux finished walls, a glass tile feature wall, a shadow box display bar top and a gaming table.

David Bromstad transforms a New Jersey living room from a cluttered kid room to glamorous adult space. He adds a reupholstered tufted settee, an acrylic table filled with disco balls, reflective wallpaper ceiling and a LCD baroque panel feature wall.