Sire Design

Lately, the studio has been moving nonstop.

Among the many projects currently unfolding, these three each represent a completely different chapter - different timelines, different energies, and different moments within the design process.

Project No. 3815 has officially been wrapped, accessorized, and styled.
A home layered with history, where some of its most meaningful original details were thoughtfully preserved and woven into its next chapter. Now, the clients have decided to expand the residence, and our team has been brought on to design the addition in a way that feels seamlessly connected to the rest of the home.

Project No. 215, a brand-new project in the SoSo neighborhood of West Palm Beach, is just beginning.
The essence of the residence is already beautiful, and we’re excited to bring warmth, character, and a distinct sense of identity into every corner.

And Project No. 6456 is finally underway. After years of planning, pivots, and a few designers along the way, the clients entrusted our studio to bring the vision into focus. The design has now been finalized, construction is officially underway, and we can’t wait to watch it all come to life.

Different timelines. Different energies. Same intention behind every detail.

Design goes far beyond the final reveal.

It’s a process rooted in intention, problem-solving, coordination, and hundreds of decisions most people never see.

From concept development and technical drawings to vendor coordination, procurement, installations, and final styling - every layer matters.

This is the work behind every space we create.

For Project No. 321, we approached the kitchen and dining spaces as an extension of the architecture itself - softened, restrained, and deeply material-driven.

Sculptural travertine, muted contrasts, and quiet detailing shape an atmosphere that feels effortless and enduring.

Project No. 321 extends into the living spaces with a quieter approach - where restraint allows material to take the lead.

Limewash walls, sculptural forms, and a palette rooted in stone and texture create a sense of calm that feels both grounded and intentional.

Project No. 321, an earlier project from 2022, incorporates the timeless elegance of travertine long before it became a trending affair.

Seamless sink moments, where form disappears into material and design feels effortless. A quiet study in permanence, texture, and restraint.

Primary closets have long been a cornerstone of our studio, spaces we approach with the same level of intention as any living area. Designed not just for function, but as an experience, they become a place to prepare, to display, and to unwind. A quiet moment before the day begins or the evening unfolds.

Here in the closet of project No.321, a refined framework of metal structure and fluted glass defines the space, lightly enclosing without ever feeling heavy. A marble base anchors the composition, offering a sculptural foundation to display handbags and shoes as part of the design itself.

From there, the experience unfolds. A curved wall transitions into a custom upholstered headboard, softly integrating lighting to create a sense of pause and intimacy. Entering the bedroom through the closet, the two spaces remain deeply connected, blurring the line between dressing and living, and reinforcing the idea that every moment of the home should feel considered.

Project No. 321 introduces bathrooms anchored in natural stone, where simplicity becomes the statement.

Designed with restraint, each space allows the material to take center stage, highlighting its texture, movement, and quiet luxury.

The powder bath is defined by Fusion marble, setting a refined, grounded tone from the moment you step in. In the primary, we went all in on travertine, fully enveloping the space from a completely customized travertine bathtub to seamless travertine sinks.

A study in restraint, where materiality leads and every detail is quietly intentional.

Closing out this chapter with so much gratitude.

Today marks the final day of Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach 2026, and what a journey it’s been.

To be surrounded by such an extraordinary group of designers, and to bring this space to life alongside some of the best partners and sponsors in the industry, has been truly special.

Eilyn Jimenez, founder and creative director of our studio, will be in The Becoming Suite for closing day 3.24—one last opportunity to experience the space and the story behind it.

Grateful for every moment, every collaboration, and everyone who stepped inside.

Clarity defines direction.

This next chapter is not about reinvention, but refinement, distilling what matters most and expressing it with greater intention. A continued commitment to thoughtful design, meaningful spaces, and work that endures beyond the moment.

We move forward with purpose, grounded in experience and guided by what has always defined us.