INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN

The Luxe Design Associates portfolio includes some of today’s most successful and innovative High-Rise Multi-Family projects.

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The Luxe Design Associates portfolio includes Rebranding and Repositioning of several Mid-Rise Multi-Family projects.

WINDSOR AT DORAL, Doral, Florida

• Club Room Renovation. Procurement and Installation
• Leasing Office Upgrades
• Corridor Renovation
• Model Unit Design, Procurement and Installation
• Courtyard and Pool Refurbishment

SUNSET AND VINE, Hollywood, California

• Corridor Renovation
• Residential Unit Upgrades
• Lobby Renovation, Procurement and Installation
• Fitness and Wellness Center Design and Implementation
• Model Unit Renovation
• Curated Artwork Collection for Common Areas
• Courtyard and Pool Refurbishment
• Exterior Paint Scheme

5550 WILSHIRE AT MIRACLE MILE, Los Angeles, California

• Exterior Paint Scheme
• Lobby Renovation
• Leasing Office Upgrades
• Club Room Redesign
• Fitness and Wellness Center Upgrades
• Courtyard and Pool Upgrades

TERRACES AT PASEO COLORADO, Pasadena, California

• Exterior Paint Scheme
• Model Unit Design and Installation
• Leasing Office Redesign, Procurement and Installation
• Courtyard Refurbishments
• Pool Area Enhancements

THE CRESCENT AT FELLS POINT, Baltimore, Maryland

• Leasing Office Redesign, Procurement, and Installation
• Corridor Renovation
• Business Center Upgrades
• Fitness and Wellness Center Upgrades
• Club Room Redesign, Procurement, and Installation
• Courtyard Refurbishments
• Pool Area Enhancements

COLLABORATION

The Luxe Design Team, formerly HOUSING 101, is grateful to have had the opportunity to collaborate and partner with some the largest merchant developers in the multi-family housing industry. Hired by General Investment Developments, (GID) as their multi-family housing design consultant, Michael worked closely with the local architect, Hartshorne & Plunkard to develop creative and livable residential unit plans for 640 North Wells in Chicago Illinois. Michael’s role also included, space planning for Common Areas, Leasing Office, and Club Room and overseeing the interior finish and furniture selections.

The luxury high-rise called Moment located at 545 North McClurg Court in Chicago is another successful collaboration between, Luxe Design Associates, the local architect and the Chicago based developer Golub & Company. The Luxe Design Creative Team was contracted by General Investment Developments, (GID) as their multi-family housing consultant to develop livable residential unit plans. The Luxe Design scope of work also included, space planning of the Common Areas, Leasing Office, Club Room overseeing the interior finish and furniture selections.

Like many things, choosing an exterior paint scheme is a combination of art and science. One of the most important principles of design is proportion.  Even if you have all the perfect colors, the effect can be unsuccessful if the selected colors are not used in fitting proportions relative to each other.  One of the most common design principles for exterior color selection is the 60-30-10 rule. Over the past 10 years the Luxe Design Creative Team has gained the reputation as the Exterior Color Experts completing over 30 Multi-Family exterior renovation and refurbishments across the country.

The Marek, located near the Dartmouth Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire is the first of several specialized multi-family developments being rolled out across the county by Saxon Partners. Luxe Design Associates was responsible for the programing, space planning, interior architecture, interior design as well as the development of the exterior elevations and exterior color scheme.

2023

The Encore, Atlanta, Georgia

Stadium Walk, Atlanta, Georgia

Mustang Park, Carrollton, Texas

Windsor at Westbridge, Carrollton, Texas

White Rock Lake, Dallas, Texas

Legacy Village, Plano, Texas

2022

Morningside by Windsor, Atlanta, Georgia

2021

Midtown Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia

Park Regency Place, Atlanta, Georgia

The Monterey by Windsor, Dallas, Texas

The Shepard, Houston, Texas

Windsor at Memorial, Houston, Texas

2020

Eleven by Windsor, Austin, Texas

The Monarch, Austin, Texas

Republic Place, Austin, Texas

Windsor on the Lake, Austin, Texas

2019

Town Brookhaven, Atlanta, Georgia

Amaray at Los Olas, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Windsor at Miramar, Miramar, Florida

2018

Windsor at Aviara,Carlsbad, California

Windsor at Main Place, Orange, California

Sunset + Vine, Los Angeles, California

Hancock Park, Los Angeles, California

Renaissance Tower, Los Angeles, California

5550 Wilshire Miracle Mile, Los Angeles, California

2015-2018

Universal Lofts, Studio City, California

Trianon by Windsor, Dallas, Texas

The McGregor, Houston, Texas

Sienna by Windsor, Houston, Texas

Allegro Jack London Square, San Francisco, California

Mission Pointe, Sunnyvale, California

Pavona Apartments, San Jose, California

Redwood Creek Villas, Redwood Creek, California

2011 – 2014

Terraces at Paseo Colorado, Pasadena, California

Sea Castle, Santa Monica, California

Windsor at Mount Vernon, Atlanta, Georgia

Turtle Creek Villas, Dallas, Texas

Senior Living Environments in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone, but older adults are among the most impacted. When the pandemic started, the Luxe Design Team was in the middle of four Senior Living projects. One project located in Cleveland Ohio and three projects located in Miami, Florida. In April of 2020 LDA immediately began discussing and researching creative solutions for how our designs could prepare our clients for post-pandemic life and recover stronger. How do we bring more compassion and humanity to the senior living resident experience and the environment? The LDA approach was to address emotional, cognitive, and physical needs, by designing for experiences with outcomes that are resilient and able to evolve over time.

The built environment is taking a larger role in people’s emotional and physical health and welfare. Now, interior spaces are more adaptable to evolving user needs. A wellness ecosystem is resilient; it is focused on health, diversity, and inclusivity. We can learn from this crisis to improve wellness at all scales — from enhancing the experience of public spaces, to creating interiors that promote well-being. During the COVID-19 pandemic older adults living in senior housing were physically cut off from loved ones and became more increasingly tech-savvy, innovative, independent, and diverse. The design of senior living interior spaces is evolving to offer more choice and physical-digital integration. Savvy operators and developers are building spaces that accommodate the full spectrum of clients, catering to their specific needs