Color Splash

Influenced by boutique hotel, The Tides South Beach, David Bromstad breathes life into a living-dining room with a beachy elegant design. Using a neutral palette with pops of color, he puts in new flooring, a custom desk and a striped wall treatment.

Designer David Bromstad gets medieval in a traditional main bedroom and bath makeover inspired by an ancient Spanish monastery. Custom bedding, a faux wall finish and stone feature wall makes this room a sanctuary.

Designer David Bromstad takes cues from STK Miami restaurant's sleek design, in a modern masculine bedroom makeover. Neutral colors, organic shaped furniture paired with a custom mahogany feature wall gives this bedroom a crisp modern look.

The modern design of the Bacardi Building, a Miami landmark, serves as David Bromstad's inspiration for a dining room. He uses bold pieces on a simple backdrop, including mosaic panels, a 13-foot-long yellow couch and pink French bulldog paintings.

Inspired by the Biltmore Hotel at Coral Gables, David Bromstad designs a grand traditional living-dining room with Miami flair. This barren room comes to life with multiple furniture groupings, applied moldings, built-in shelves and oversized wing chairs.

Designer David Bromstad extends the Asian motif of South Beach, Miami's The Setai hotel to a small office space. Grass cloth wallpaper, zebra wood moldings and sliding doors fuse beauty and function in this Zen home office space.

In this updated traditional bedroom inspired by the estate, the Villa Woodbine, David Bromstad outfits a room with a headboard, mirrored side tables and upholstered chairs, and flanks a wall with a mirror installation to create a collected-over-time look.

In a dramatic home theater makeover, David Bromstad incorporates the opulent motif of Miami's historic Olympia Theatre at the Gusman Center for Performing Arts. He addds custom couches, panel molding, as well as glamorous chandeliers and sconces. 

David Bromstad brings the drama from the W Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, FL to a living, dining room and kitchen combo makeover. A hand-painted wall treatment, floor-to-ceiling clothespin columns and a custom green glass chandelier bring this space to life.

Designer David Bromstad designs a guest house/ home office inspired by Miami, Florida steakhouse Prime One Twelve. A traditional eclectic aesthetic is achieved with a re-imagination of wainscoting, a Murphy Bed, aluminum chair and light fixtures.

Designer David Bromstad designs a beach cottage living room inspired by Miami, Florida boutique restaurant and hotel Casa Tua. He creates a ceiling treatment, custom bookshelves and slip-covered chairs.

David Bromstad completes a living-dining room update, complete with bamboo wall installation and walnut wood accents, using Asian contemporary inspiration from Miami, Florida's Mandarin oriental hotel.

The tropical color palette from Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden inspires David Bromstad's twist on a traditional living room and sunroom. This fresh approach features applied moldings, built-in mantel shelves, silk drapes, and pink vinyl chairs.