Trinity Custom Homes

Three full guest suites. Floor-to-ceiling glass. Private balconies.

And a floating vanity shelf lit from both sides. ✨

Guests at this Longboat Key home aren't getting a spare room. They're getting a full suite with a bedroom, bathroom, closet, and balcony access.

And the details inside? Just as considered as the rest of the home. 👇

🔹Floor-to-ceiling windows from ceiling drywall to wood floor, water tested during construction for full confidence
🔹Private balcony or balcony access on every suite, shaded and with a view
🔹Custom-sized vanities across all three suites, cohesive in design but fitted to each space individually
🔹Custom drawer built around the plumbing under the sink, so zero storage is lost
🔹Floating vanity shelf lit top and bottom by LED strip lights - functional and quietly luxurious

And this is just the guest wing. The main house hasn't even been shown yet. 😁

DSDG Architects Riley Interior Design, Inc.

300 bottles. Custom aluminum racking. A dedicated cooling unit. And a glass enclosure sealed tightly enough to hold the temperature perfectly. ✨

This wine room was designed for quantity and quality in equal measure. 🍷

Custom Dekton color selected specifically for the back wall
Custom length ceiling light fitted to the exact dimensions of the space
Dedicated built-in cooling unit with its own control panel - essentially a miniature AC just for this room
All-custom glass enclosure sealed to keep cold air locked in

Just under 300 bottles of storage capacity across custom aluminum racking. And not a single off-the-shelf element in the room. Every detail was designed for this space specifically.

DSDG Architects
Riley Interior Design, Inc.

Dock. Fish cleaning station. Grill. In that exact order. 🎣🔥🍽️

This outdoor kitchen on Longboat Key wasn't designed just to look good - it was designed around how the owners actually live. The 48-inch stainless steel grill sits perfectly between the kitchen and the dock. Come in from a day on the water, clean your catch, and you're back at the grill in minutes.

And the materials? All built to survive the environment. 🌊

- Longboard Products aluminum siding for texture and durability
- Dekton cladding on the countertop and behind the grill - matches the home's exterior
- No wood cabinets - just PVC product that won't warp or deteriorate in the sun
- Panel-sized outdoor refrigerator tucked right in
- Built-in trash and heat storage alongside the grill

Same materials as the house. Same standard. Just outside.

DSDG Architects
Coastal Electric Solutions
Water Designs of Sarasota, Inc.
Riley Interior Design, Inc.

Some details don’t just complete a home - they define it ✨

Back at Siesta Key, and this staircase still steals the entire show.

The moment you walk in, it’s the first thing your eyes lock onto - not just because of how it looks, but because it’s obvious what it took to get here.

Fun fact: This wasn’t the original plan.

Mid-construction, the direction shifted - from a cast-in-place concrete stair to a completely reimagined design.

What replaced it? A steel structure wrapped in white oak, precision-built to create that clean, sawtooth floating effect. Light, sharp, and architectural - but backed by serious engineering and ex*****on.

We owe a big thanks to Mullet's Aluminum Products, Inc. and YNK Construction (Carpentry) who helped us bring this great feature to life.

A 40-foot underwater mural - inside the elevator shaft. 🌊✨

Floor to ceiling. Ground level to roof access. The entire back wall of this glass elevator cab is wrapped in a high-definition under-the-sea mural. But what makes it special isn't just the image itself - it's how the design team thought about visibility. When you're inside the cabin, the mural surrounds you.

But when the elevator moves to another floor, the large glazed openings in the shaft allow you to see the mural from the outside as well - a different perspective, a different composition, depending on where you're standing. And to push it one step further, LED strip lighting was introduced on both sides of the mural, illuminating it from within the shaft so it glows as a feature even when the elevator cabin isn't in use. It’s an elevator that turns a simple feature into an experience - from every floor.

CMSA Architects DWY Landscape Architects

And it's finally done. Every last detail. ✨ The final trade partner has left the site - which can mean only one thing. The Siesta Key project is complete.

There's a moment at the end of every build where the noise stops and the work just… speaks for itself. And when that moment comes, it always reminds us of one important thing: We get to build these amazing houses from the ground up. And that’s something we never take for granted.

On to the next one. 🚀

🙏 CMSA Architects DWY Landscape Architects Siesta Key Landscape Campbell Cabinetry Designs Inc., Arracal, Inc Mullet's Aluminum Products, Inc., Myers Painting, Bay & Key Design Gorman's Gallery Kitchen & Bath Studio, Turner Construction Company

When the technology disappears, the design can finally breathe. ✨

Every track, every pocket, every motor - completely hidden. In this space, the drapery track is built directly into the ceiling pocket. The motorized roller shade lives in its own custom wall pocket beside it. Neither is visible. Neither interrupts the architecture.

Close the sheer layer, and the room stays bright with soft, beautiful ambient light. Close the blackout shade behind it, and the space goes completely dark.

Two systems. Two modes. Zero visible hardware.

And controlling all of it? Not a drawer full of remotes - just a single smart button that manages the shades, the ceiling fan, and the outdoor screens with only one press.

Because real luxury isn't just what you see. It's how effortlessly everything works.

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Arracal, Inc