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It is a tranquil composition that rests lightly on the land, designed not through bold gestures, but through clarity of intent. Spaces flow naturally, softened by filtered light and connected through an honest palette of materials that invite contemplation.

Located in the lush, tree-lined suburb of Pinecrest, south of Miami, Vista Lane emerges as a quiet yet powerful interpretation of contemporary subtropical living. Developed by the renowned Hollub Group, this residence intentionally steps back from architectural spectacle, proposing instead an introspective approach—where design is discovered over time through material nuance, spatial rhythm, and natural light. The home is conceived more as an exercise in interior architecture than as a sculptural object. From the moment one enters, a sense of stillness pervades: ceilings float gently, volumes are controlled, and materials speak with honesty. The architecture invites a slow reading—one that favours proportion, light, and refined materiality over decoration or artifice.

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"Guided by light and built with quiet precision, Vista Lane presents a new idea of luxury—intimate, timeless, and deeply human."

At the heart of the project lies the manipulation of natural light. Here, daylight is not treated as a technical requirement but as a core design principle. Clerestory windows, well-placed openings, and reflective surfaces allow light to shift throughout the day, grazing stone, timber, and plaster surfaces with a near-choreographed precision. The result is architecture that breathes—shaped not by light fixtures, but by the changing sky.

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The material palette is restrained yet deeply sensory. Soft warm neutrals provide a base, enhanced by pale woods such as white oak and natural stones with gentle veining like travertine and limestone. Material continuity not only unifies the spaces but offers a tactile quality that invites pause. Every junction and transition has been resolved with near-craft-like care, reflecting Hollub Group’s enduring commitment to construction excellence.

"Where others embellish, Hollub Group refines—creating spaces designed to be lived in, felt, and remembered.

Social spaces—living, dining, and kitchen—are conceived as one continuous gesture, articulated not by walls but by shifts in scale, lighting, and millwork. A pivoting door subtly delineates private zones, offering a shift in tone without interrupting the spatial flow. The experience of moving through the home is seamless and grounded, reflecting a design philosophy rooted in liveability and lasting comfort.

Functionally, Vista Lane champions an architecture of longevity and sustainability. Though its aesthetic is understated, the home incorporates advanced systems such as high-efficiency glazing, full LED lighting, integrated smart controls, and passive design strategies like solar orientation, deep overhangs, and cross ventilation. These elements underscore the idea that true luxury lies in intelligent, enduring design—not in excess.

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The landscaping plays an essential role in shaping the architectural narrative. A curated selection of native species—including saw palmettos, low grasses, and Florida flora—filters the transition between interior and exterior, creating a strong sense of privacy without enclosing the home from its context. A slim water feature and coral stone pavers quietly echo the textures and hues found within, reinforcing the project’s material cohesion.

Beyond its spatial and material qualities, Vista Lane proposes a new sensitivity—one where architecture is not meant to be seen, but to be felt. This is a home that speaks in a low voice, where luxury is measured not in surface spectacle but in the choreography of light, the texture of wood, the weight of silence. In a region often defined by visual exuberance, this project offers a masterclass in restraint, precision, and essential elegance.