Choeff Levy Fischman

Defined by restraint and precision, this residence balances bold architectural forms with warm, liveable spaces.

Architecture: Choeff Levy Fischman
GC: TO BETTER DAYS BUILDING
Interiors: Dunagan Design

Situated on a triangular lot, the design of this Key Biscayne home demanded a solution shaped by constraint.

Our design embraces its geometry - allowing the lot's unique footprint to dictate the final layout, from the angular landscape composition to the custom pool and outdoor living spaces.

Architecture: Choeff Levy Fischman
GC: Dorlom Construction
Landscape Architect: Christopher Cawley Landscape Architecture
Interiors: Charlotte Dunagan

Principal Ralph Choeff, alongside interior designer Charlotte Dunagan, joined Samir Azar of NBC 6 Living in Luxury to discuss how luxury homes in Miami are taking modern living to the next level. Click the link below to watch their interview. https://ow.ly/Btw150ZfYMF

Miami Luxury Homes Take Modern Living to the Next Level From the Beckham’s home to a $285 million estate, Miami is redefining modern luxury. Architect Ralph Choeff and designer Charlotte Dunagan share how indoor-outdoor living, over-the-top amenities, and shifting demand are shaping the future of high-end homes—now expanding beyond South Florida.

A custom-tailored home theater offers an exclusive entertainment sanctuary that's ideal for watching the FIFA World Cup ⚽

Which is your favorite team?

Shower with a view.

Veined marble floors and walls, crisp black metal framing, and seamless glass come together to create this home's shower that opens directly to Biscayne Bay.

A floating canopy provides shading to this seamless outdoor kitchen and lounge.

The design of this home centers on its one-story, pod-style architecture.

At the entrance, ceramic sculptures by Jun Kaneko appear to be floating on the shallow pools.

Principal and managing partner Paul Fischman shared with his alma mater, the University of Miami, how he's become one of South Florida’s leading voices in Tropical Modern residential design. Click the link to read his interview. https://ow.ly/Cg9l50Z8XJ2

This future Vero Beach residence will feature warm wood, expansive glass, limestone, and a linear water feature framed by planted terraces.

Cantilevered concrete planes, warm wood cladding, and floor-to-ceiling glass create a seamless indoor-outdoor dialogue that glows softly against the landscape as day transitions to night.