That’s where the vision of Gulfstream Homes comes in. We’ve redefined the popular look, expertly blending the cozy, approachable elements of modern farmhouse with the durable, light-filled sophistication of coastal design. The result is a unique, elevated aesthetic that is perfectly suited for luxurious, carefree Southwest Florida living: Coastal Farmhouse.

The demand for this refined fusion is clear: features associated with the Modern Farmhouse style, such as shiplap and large windows, continue to command high interest and, in some markets, are associated with a significant resale premium, demonstrating the style’s enduring popularity and strong return on investment (ROI). It’s a look that feels timeless, not trendy, when executed with precision and high-end materials.

Translating this aesthetic requires a thoughtful, tailored approach that prioritizes longevity and open flow. Whether you are remodeling your existing residence or planning a new custom estate, the secret lies in material selection and a disciplined color palette.

The Modern Farmhouse Kitchen: Bright, Not Busy

The kitchen is the heart of any farmhouse design, and in a coastal setting, it needs to be effortlessly bright and airy. We ditch the overly dark, distressed wood elements in favor of a clean foundation.

• Color & Light: The classic white-on-white palette remains, but is amplified by expansive windows and glass doors, ensuring the space is flooded with natural light. Instead of heavy cabinetry, Gulfstream Homes utilizes open shelving with a light, natural wood tone to showcase curated pieces and maintain an open feel.
• Durable Materials: True rustic wood is high-maintenance in the face of humidity. We instead use premium, low-maintenance materials like crisp Quartz countertops and large-format porcelain or light-toned wood-look tile flooring. The quintessential farmhouse apron sink is paired with sleek, matte black or marine-grade metal fixtures that withstand the salt air.

Exterior Elegance: Beyond the Barn Door

A classic farmhouse exterior—often defined by board-and-batten siding—is adapted for a more sophisticated, coastal curb appeal.

• Palette: The exterior shifts from harsh primary colors to a palette of crisp whites, light grays, and natural sand tones, echoing the beach landscape.
• Structural Integration: We ensure the modern farmhouse’s signature open floor plan seamlessly extends to the lanai. This indoor/outdoor flow is essential to Southwest Florida living. We achieve this with large-scale sliding or pocket glass door systems, blurring the line between the great room and your custom outdoor kitchen and pool deck. This isn’t just a view; it’s an integrated, livable extension of the home.

The Great Room: Textural Sophistication

In the main living areas, the blend is about balancing rustic texture with high-end refinement.

• Refined Rustic: Elements like shiplap or beadboard are used as accents—perhaps on a fireplace wall or a ceiling detail—not on every surface. For lighting, we incorporate geometric, matte black, or natural fiber lighting fixtures (like rattan or woven pendants) to add a touch of contrasting texture without overwhelming the space.
• Subtle Warmth: We introduce warmth through natural fiber rugs, linen upholstery, and controlled use of reclaimed wood accents on ceiling beams or a mantelpiece, ensuring the focus remains on comfort and the breathtaking outdoor view.

Translating any popular aesthetic into a luxury, coastal-appropriate design requires specialized expertise. At Gulfstream Homes, our comprehensive design-build process ensures your Coastal Farmhouse home is not just beautiful, but structurally sound and durable for the Southwest Florida climate.

Our team is expert at:

• Material Specification: Selecting high-performance, marine-grade materials that resist humidity, salt, and UV exposure. This is crucial whether you are embarking on a major renovation that updates finishes and structural elements, or beginning a new construction project from the ground up.
• Cohesive Design: From the foundation and roofline to the precise hardware and lighting selection, our integrated approach guarantees a cohesive aesthetic that feels custom and elevated, never cliché.

Achieving this balanced look means being highly intentional with your choices. Here are the core elements we leverage:

• White-on-White Palette: As the foundation, using various textures of crisp whites, creams, and light grays.
• Expansive Glass: Maximizing natural light and views with large windows and full-wall sliding glass doors.
• Durable Counterparts: Utilizing Quartz or light natural stone instead of high-maintenance butcher block wood.
• Natural Fiber Lighting: Introducing contrast and texture with geometric or woven rattan and jute fixtures.
• Matte Black Accents: Applying hardware, window frames, and plumbing fixtures in matte black for a modern edge.

As the industry continues to evolve the modern farmhouse trend, blending it with other styles for greater longevity, Gulfstream Homes is your partner in ensuring this look is sophisticated, enduring, and perfectly tailored to your luxury coastal lifestyle.

Ready to blend the cozy charm of modern farmhouse with the luxury and resilience of coastal living? Contact Gulfstream Homes today to schedule a consultation and begin customizing this timeless aesthetic for your Southwest Florida residence, or explore our past projects for inspiration: Gulfstream Homes Custom Gallery.

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At Gulfstream Homes, we eliminated that uncertainty by integrating the powerful, transparent, online project management system, Buildertrend, right into our design-build process. This platform ensures that whether you are across the country or across the globe, and whether your project is a new custom home or a comprehensive remodel/renovation, you are always just a click away from the heart of your project.

The Challenge of Distance, Solved

For a luxury custom build or a major whole-home renovation, communication is paramount. How can you confidently make multi-thousand dollar decisions on fixtures, finishes, and change orders without being physically present?

The answer lies in giving the client continuous, real-time access. Our proprietary system, powered by Buildertrend, provides a secure, centralized hub for every facet of your project. This digital transparency is not just a convenience; it is a critical component of our commitment to integrity and quality. In fact, studies show that nearly 40% of custom home clients report communication as the biggest issue with their builder, a statistic we actively eliminate with our streamlined virtual system.

Your 24/7 Window into the Project

The moment your project begins, you receive login credentials for your dedicated, personalized online portal, hosted on Buildertrend. This platform turns your computer or mobile device into your site visit tool, giving you complete visibility over the entire lifecycle of your build or remodel.

Key Features of the Gulfstream Homes Client Portal:

• Daily Log Updates: View detailed daily reports from the construction site, including notes on the work completed, upcoming milestones, and any relevant site conditions.
• Photo and Video Documentation: Access an organized gallery of high-resolution images and videos showing progress, allowing you to visually monitor every phase, from foundation work to finish carpentry.
• Financial Oversight: Review and approve budget documents, change orders, and invoices electronically, maintaining complete control over your investment at all times.
• Real-Time Schedule Tracking: See exactly where your project is on the timeline, ensuring all parties—designers, subcontractors, and our project managers—are aligned and accountable.
• Design Selection Management: All your approved selections (tile, cabinetry, lighting, etc.) are cataloged and confirmed in one place, preventing costly ordering errors and simplifying decision-making.

This level of detail and transparency ensures that the design intent created by our in-house team is perfectly executed by our construction team, no matter the distance. Read more about how clients enjoy using Buildertrend during their construction or remodel project here.

Seamless Collaboration for Flawless Execution

Our platform, Buildertrend, acts as the central collaboration hub for every member of the Gulfstream Homes team and the client. Whether you’re making a minor adjustment to a cabinet pull or reviewing a major plan change, the communication thread is instantly logged and shared, preventing delays that plague traditional construction methods.

This cohesive process is why we confidently take on some of the most complex, high-end new construction and remodeling projects in Southwest Florida. We guarantee that the custom design that you and our team develop [See our Gallery for inspiration!] will be executed flawlessly, right down to the final walk-through.

Ready to Build Your Custom Home with Confidence?

Choosing the right partner is the most important decision in your luxury home journey. With Gulfstream Homes, you gain the peace of mind that comes with complete transparency and over 25 years of local expertise, all managed through our state-of-the-art virtual system.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation. Let us show you how we can turn your vision into a reality, seamlessly and stress-free.

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Key Elements of an Outdoor Kitchen

• High-Performance Appliances: Invest in top-of-the-line appliances designed for outdoor use. Grills, refrigerators, and outdoor ovens should be durable, efficient, and stylish.
• Functional Layout: A well-designed layout is essential for efficient cooking and entertaining. Consider the workflow, placement of appliances, and adequate counter space.
• Durable Materials: Opt for weather-resistant materials that can withstand the elements. Stainless steel, granite, and tile are popular choices for countertops and backsplashes.
• Adequate Lighting: Proper lighting is crucial for both ambiance and safety. Consider recessed lighting, pendant lights, and outdoor sconces to illuminate your outdoor kitchen.
• Comfortable Seating: Provide comfortable seating options for your guests, such as bar stools, dining tables, and lounge chairs.

Taking Your Outdoor Kitchen to the Next Level

To create a truly exceptional outdoor kitchen, consider these additional features:

• Pizza Oven: Elevate your outdoor cooking experience with a wood-fired or gas-powered pizza oven.
• Outdoor Bar: A fully equipped outdoor bar with a refrigerator, ice maker, and sink is perfect for entertaining guests.
• Fire Pit: A fire pit adds warmth and ambiance to your outdoor space, perfect for cozy evenings.
• Outdoor TV: Enjoy your favorite shows and sports games outdoors with an outdoor TV.
• Smart Home Integration: Control your outdoor kitchen appliances and lighting with your smartphone or voice assistant.

Why Choose Gulfstream Homes for Your Outdoor Kitchen Project

Gulfstream Homes has a proven track record of creating stunning outdoor kitchens in Southwest Florida. Our team of experienced designers and builders will work closely with you to bring your vision to life. We’ll handle every aspect of the project, from design and construction to appliance selection and installation.

Did you know? According to the National Association of Home Builders, outdoor kitchens are one of the most popular home improvement projects in the United States.

By investing in a high-quality outdoor kitchen, you can transform your backyard into a luxurious outdoor living space. Contact Gulfstream Homes today to learn more about our outdoor kitchen services and start planning your project. www.gulfstreamhomes.com

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One of the most frequent questions we get asked is about what kind of smart home technology we recommend for a new home. While the architectural details and design elements are crucial, incorporating the latest technology can elevate your living experience to a whole new level. What was once a futuristic fantasy, smart home technology is a reality that offers convenience, security and increases energy efficiency. Below are some of the most innovative features to consider integrating into your custom home.

Smart Home Hub & Automation

A smart home hub is a central location that allows you to connect and control various smart devices – lighting, thermostats, security systems – from a single app. This is the brain of your home. It acts as the translator between devices and ties everything together.  It’s crucial to the smooth management of smart home technologies. It’s important you thoroughly research this component of your smart home to ensure it will work effectively with the other technologies you choose.

Seamless Security

Feeling safe and having peace of mind in your home is crucial. Security systems can include smart locks, cameras, motion detectors and even leak sensors that notify you of potential problems. All of these options are accessible remotely from your smartphone to give you peace of mind when you’re away.

Smart Lighting

Imagine setting the lights at the perfect level for when the sun sets so you don’t arrive home to a dark house. Or having the right lighting for movie night or during a cocktail party. Smart home systems allow you to control and adjust the brightness of your home’s lights as well as creating pre-programmed lighting scenes.

Climate Control

All Floridians know, making sure your air conditioning is running, especially when you’re away, is crucial to preventing mold growth in your home. Homeowners can monitor and control the temperature remotely, ensuring a perfectly cooled home while potentially saving on energy bills with smart thermostats.

Futuristic Kitchens

From smart appliances that can be preheated from an app, voice activated recipe guidance and dishwashers that alert you when the wash cycle is finished, next generation kitchens have arrived. Utilizing technology in your kitchen makes it more efficient and enjoyable. Smart refrigerators even have cameras that will show the contents inside so if you’re at the store you can quickly check on what you need.

The items above are just the beginning of the smart home revolution as technology continues to rapidly evolve. By incorporating technological advancements, you will be able to monitor almost every function of your home while making sure it is comfortable, secure, and efficient for the future. Gulfstream Homes is here to help you plan and integrate these technologies into your new home. Contact us today to get started on the path to your perfect home.

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Myth #1: Kitchens Cost a Fortune 

Yes, custom kitchens can cost a fortune. The truth is, kitchen remodels come in all shapes and sizes, with budgets to match. When you work with a reputable builder such as Gulfstream, our staff works with you and your budget. From keeping existing layouts and cabinets to a full gut job, the amount of money you have budgeted will help us guide you on where to spend your money to get the most value. The key is to prioritize your needs and wants. When you can’t decide, the National Kitchen and Bath Association publishes an annual Kitchen & Bath Design Trends report that includes helpful cost considerations. 

Myth #2: DIY Is the Way to Go 

Watching a YouTube video will make it seem that handling a kitchen remodel on your own is a breeze. What those videos don’t show is that a kitchen remodel is a major project that involves plumbing, electrical work, and possibly structural modifications. While some DIY-savvy individuals might tackle smaller aspects like a backsplash, attempting a full remodel can lead to costly mistakes and delays. Hiring experienced professionals ensures the job is done correctly, safely, and up to code.  

Myth #3: Make it on Trend 

Kitchen remodels are expensive and time consuming. What is trending today, may be outdated next month. When you begin designing your new kitchen select finishes that you like and that will age well. Focusing on timeless design principles and classic materials that won’t feel dated in a few years will go a lot further than trends.  

Myth #4: I Won’t Get My Investment Back 

While you won’t recoup all the costs of a kitchen remodel, it will boost your home’s value. By making strategic decisions about where to invest your money, your returns will be greater. Things that add more value to a kitchen remodel include expanding or improving the kitchen layout and replacing outdated features like appliances and cabinets. If you were to need to sell your home, interested buyers will appreciate a well-designed, modern kitchen. 

Remodel Smart 

A well-planned and executed kitchen remodel can be a rewarding investment that improves your home’s functionality, increases its value, and creates a space you’ll love for years to come. When you work with the professionals at Gulfstream Homes, we will help you maximize your budget while helping you fulfill your dream kitchen wish list. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and get started on your kitchen remodel journey! 

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Home design is always changing in terms of color schemes, designs, and layouts. Learn about the best design trends so you can make your home warm, inviting, and fashionable this year.  

In: Dark Color Palettes with Moody Blues, Greens, and Grays 

Neutrals like gray and white aren’t going away any time soon, but they will be paired with bolder colors this year. As you navigate 2024 design trends, keep your eye on more unconventional color palettes to add to your neutral or coastal decor.  

For a few years, home magazines have displayed light, neutral-colored spaces. Now, dark colors are returning to popularity in the world of interior design. Homeowners are opting for moodier aesthetics with complementary dark hues. Adding a little depth to your favorite neutral palette creates an earthy, grounded aesthetic. 

The most notable popular colors this year include: 

• Navy 
• Dark yellow 
• Chartreuse green 
• Maroon 
• Slate gray 

These shades were excluded from much of home decor for the last decade. Now, they’re making a comeback in major ways. From rooms painted in a dark color to accessorizing with them, the dark palette is here. 

In: Antique Patterns and Textures 

As minimalist design styles give way to an appreciation for antique patterns, you’re going to see a rise in these patterns and textures. What used to be considered outdated is now back and fashionable. Abstract patterns with plenty of busy elements are popping up in homes everywhere.  

This also applies to textures in homes as well. As smooth neutrals bring in or transition into moodier combinations, you’ll see more mixing and matching of textures and patterns. This will create more depth and character in any room of your home.  

Out: “Loud” Luxury 

Many people are focusing on “quiet luxury” in 2024. This can mean many different things, but the gist is the same — people want inviting, comforting spaces. Rather than setting up sterile-looking luxurious rooms, homeowners want their spaces to feel lived-in. This is true now more than ever.  

As homes transition from flashy luxury showrooms to cozy, quiet corners and livable spaces, take note. Quiet luxury is a versatile design theme that can apply to almost any home! 

Gulfstream Homes: Bring 2024 Design Trends to Life in Your New Nest 

Are you looking for a new build in southwest Florida? At Gulfstream Homes, we’re here to help you create your forever home. Since 1998 Gulfstream Homes has built homes based on integrity, experience and, most importantly, trust. It is our goal, and paramount to our success, to provide you with a custom home that reflects your exquisite taste and individuality. 

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1. Enhanced Home Offices

The home office is officially a staple, and renovating these spaces to accommodate a more work-from-home-friendly lifestyle is rising. Enhancing your home office is about improving functionality, but it’s also a call to cultivate a more conducive environment to do your best work. Whether you work from home full time, part time, or simply need a serene, productive space to conduct your personal business, a well-designed home office is essential.

Some home office renovations are about transforming an existing space into an office. For instance, many will want to turn an unused spare bedroom into a workspace. A new home office can bring more flexibility and comfort to your workday.

2. Luxurious Outdoor Living Spaces

Outdoor living spaces are always on trend, especially in Southwest Florida. But because their value keeps increasing, adding a luxurious twist is one of the hot new trends. Think big and consider adding special entertaining areas like fire pits, a putting green, bocce court, and more that pair nicely with outdoor kitchens and the pool space of your dreams.

Fun and functionality are high on the list for an outdoor living space. However, some homeowners are more interested in beautiful landscaping and gardening. Spending time renovating both is the best way to add a luxurious feel.

3. Commercial Grade Kitchen Makeovers

Kitchens are another space that will keep seeing a lot of love from homeowners, and many families are opting to upgrade their kitchen to full-on restaurant quality. If you long to channel your inner chef and work magic in your own kitchen, here are a few restaurant grade home kitchen features to consider:

• Stainless steel cabinetry
• Upgraded workspace lighting
• Professional grade range
• Large workstation-style sink

In other words, whatever your dream kitchen looks like, it’s all on the metaphorical table.

4. Texture Top-to-Bottom

Adding or increasing texture throughout your home is one of the more notable trends in home renovations. Many modern designs are going out of their way to incorporate more visual interest through textured fabrics or walls. There’s a lot of opportunity to play here, and you can add a pop of texture to any area of your home.

5. Technology Throughout the Home

It’s no surprise that technology is on the list of trends in home renovations. Homeowners everywhere are starting to deck out their homes with tech to make their lives easier. And the need for home offices over the past few years has only made these upgrades more enticing.

Smart home functionality makes it easy for comfortable living. Some technology can also help better secure your home, which every homeowner is after. And newer tech makes it easier than ever to keep your space looking sleek.

Hiring a home renovation team with experience is the best way to include these trends in your home. Gulfstream Homes can help your vision come to life! Contact our team today to learn more and schedule your consultation.

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According to a recent survey conducted by Discover Home Loans, more than 50% of millennial and Gen Z homeowners have home improvements in process or plan to start a project within a period of about three months.

Additionally, a whopping 82% of Gen Z and millennial homeowners say they plan to improve their homes as a form of investment. If your home needs significant repairs or alterations, you may be wondering whether you should just start from scratch. Here are some simple guidelines to help you decide.

Should I Tear Down My House and Rebuild or Remodel It?

It’s clear that home improvement is a common goal for most homeowners. But deciding whether to remodel or completely rebuild is a daunting task for many people. Luckily, there are several factors that will help guide your decision-making.

Keep these five considerations in mind when answering the question, “Should I tear down my house and rebuild or remodel?”

1. What Changes Need to be Made?

It’s important to consider what kind of changes need to be made to your house to determine whether a rebuild or remodel is best. If you’re looking to make relatively minor repairs, changes, or additions, a remodel is probably best.

On the other hand, if you’re unhappy with major aspects of your home and want something completely different, a rebuild is probably the way to go. Also, many older homes face structural integrity issues that may not be apparent to everyone. Undesirable floor plans, construction materials, or site orientation are other reasons to consider tearing down.

2. What Is Your Budget?

Your budget plays a big role in the decision to rebuild or remodel. Rebuilding your entire house will have a much steeper upfront cost. Conversely, remodeling your home can be done in stages to help spread out the costs.

Remodeling also tends to be less expensive overall. However, this is highly dependent on the extent of the remodeling.

3. Where Do You Want to Stay While the Work Is Done?

During a complete rebuild, you will have to find other living accommodations during construction. However, you can most likely remain in your home during remodeling.

4. What Is the Condition of the House?

Your home’s foundation and overall structure must be strong to support major remodels. If your foundation is in poor shape or your house has major structural issues, rebuilding is usually the best option.

5. What Are Your Local Zoning Laws?

Are you dreaming of a three-story enclave to take advantage of a gorgeous view? Or perhaps an ultra-modern palace with sleek lines and glass walls? Well, your local zoning regulations dictate what can and cannot be done on your property, and homeowners association bylaws can affect your design choices. Check your local zoning and permit regulations to determine:

• What projects you need a building permit for
• If there are any restrictions regarding house height or size
• If there are any restrictions regarding what types of houses can be built

It’s important to remember that rebuilding a home will almost always require more permits and be subject to more zoning restrictions than remodeling.

When to Consult with Professionals

No matter what your level of comfort is with choosing a rebuild or remodel, it’s crucial to get a professional opinion. At Gulfstream Homes, our vast experience in remodeling and rebuilding in Southwest Florida can help determine which option is best for you and bring your Florida home wishes to life. Give us a call today to schedule a custom consultation.

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Address Any Concerns About Your Home Now

You may have spotted a section of your roof that may need some attention or some slight water damage in the garage. This is not something to ignore, as this can become a big problem when a storm decides to pay us a visit. Be sure to fix any issues with your home now. Check areas, such as:

• Your roof
• Foundation
• Windows & sliding glass doors
• Flooring
• Walls
• Gutters

It’s also a good idea to document the current state of your home, so that when we do experience another bout of inclement weather, it’ll be easier to file a claim with your insurance company.

Ensure You’re Carrying Proper Insurance

Speaking of insurance, you’ll want to be sure that you have the right insurance for your needs. From homeowner’s insurance to flood insurance, you want to be covered, no matter what. Failure to carry the proper insurance for your home can result in issues whenever it comes time to file a claim for damages. Now is the time to make sure that this is in order.

Prepare Your Property

During a storm, any little thing can wreak havoc on your property, as well as neighboring properties. From a lounge chair to a loose branch, anything is capable of becoming airborne and launching into a nearby window. This is why we advise you to clean up your property, even when there are no storms in sight. Trim your shrubs and branches and keep your yard tidy. When a storm is on its way, secure lawn furniture, stow decorations, and make sure there’s nothing that can become a projectile during the intense winds that tend to accompany a storm.

Clean Your Gutters

Your gutters can become clogged with leaves and other debris, which can hinder them from doing their job properly. When gutters aren’t properly cleaned, water can overflow and cause damage to your home, as well as flooding. Take some time to clean your gutters, or hire a professional to clean them, so that you don’t have to worry when a storm is on the way.

Make Your Home a Safe Home

The next time a storm is coming, be sure that you’re ready for it. By safeguarding your home, you’ll be able to have confidence that it’ll be able to withstand the rain and wind that a storm brings with it. When you reinforce your home, you’re able to stay safe and mitigate damage, allowing you to stress less during this dangerous time of the year.

Gulfstream Homes is here for you, Southwest Florida. To get started on building a home that’s ready for the elements, call (239) 254-1664 or visit www.gulfstreamhomes.com.

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Relaxation Above All Else

This is the space in your home where you will rest and destress, so it makes sense to create a calming ambiance in this room. Whether you’re building a brand-new home or you’re just looking to make a few tweaks to the existing space, you’ll want to prioritize relaxation. From soft, cushiony surfaces to light, bright and airy color palettes, elegant bedding and plenty of natural light, the master suite can easily be upgraded to a charming oasis. Minimal clutter and plush décor make this space ideal for letting go of the worries of the day, allowing you to sink into a feeling of relaxation.

Seating Throughout

You’ll also want to incorporate multiple seating areas in the room for maximum comfort, if possible. This way, you’re not just limited to the bed when you want to have some quiet time alone to relax and reflect on the day. Plush couches, cushioned chairs and other cozy areas to lounge throughout will allow you to view this room as more than just a place to sleep, but as your own personal retreat.

Open Space

You don’t want to feel cramped in the master suite, which means that opening up this space as best as you can is important. Many homebuilders opt for high ceilings and large expanses of windows to provide an airy ambiance that facilitates relaxation. You may also want to choose concealed cabinetry and storage areas to limit clutter and make the space feel more open.

High Quality

Skimping on quality can result in a less relaxed (and less comfortable) feeling in the space. That’s why many designers recommend quality over quantity in the master bedroom. Consider incorporating the following into the space:

• High thread-count sheets
• Handcrafted furniture
• Sturdy area rugs
• Customizable/dimmable lighting
• Wall décor & artwork
• Natural elements, like real plants

In amplifying the quality of this space, you’ll most likely want to spend time in this room more often, thus resulting in a better mood and better rest.

Your Master Bedroom Suite

The master suite is a special place in the home and when you design it to meet your specific needs, you’ll find that it is more than just a place to sleep. So, remember these tips and consider making this space a relaxing getaway from the busy atmosphere of other areas of the home, like the kitchen and living areas. When it comes to ultimate renewal and replenishment, no other area of the home can deliver this quite like the master bedroom, so design it with revitalization in mind.

Gulfstream Homes is excited to help you build a new custom home! Call (239) 254-1664 or visit www.gulfstreamhomes.com to get started.

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