Color Splash

David Bromstad creates a stylishly weathered and traditional living room inspired by a winery. He unifies the space with two lounge areas, back-to-back couches, a neutral wall, and touches of dark wood with a custom wine bottle installation.

David Bromstad draws inspiration from Miami Beach and its beautiful skyline. Drawing from Mediterranean and Asian building styles around the city, he creates a living and dining room that is truly one of a kind, mixing cultural styles and materials.

Inspired by shade David Bromstad creates a gorgeous and sophisticated master bedroom suite.

David Bromstad takes an eclectic contemporary approach for family room makeover. He fuses function and form in a loft-like living room, creating separate spaces using a half circle couch, a chair, a feature wall and a chandelier.

David Bromstad infuses Zen with contemporary design in a master bedroom makeover inspired by Coconut Grove's tropical garden The Kampong. He mismatches bedroom furniture and adds a shoji screen-inspired stone feature wall with a custom headboard.

David Bromstad designs an eclectic living/dining room based on the architecture of a parking garage.

David Bromstad designs a contemporary living/dining room makeover based on Miami's Design District.

Designer David Bromstad updates Old Florida-style, in a family room makeover.

David Bromstad designs a living room based on the Flagler museum, a historic mansion in Palm Beach.

A contemporary entertainment space is created inspired by Miami Beach's New World Symphony.

David transforms a family's home into a rustic winter wonderland. He makes the youngest daughter's dreams come true by bringing in a snow-covered forest of colorful trees and hanging ornaments straight from the North Pole.

David Bromstad combines contemporary and French country aesthetics in a living and dining room makeover.

David Bromstad captures the essence of the Miami Seaquarium in a formal living and dining room makeover.

David makes over the first floor of a house based on The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Inspired by the natural forest scenery in the movie, he mixes organic and modern aesthetics with a log installation and 35 faux animal heads.