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"        Vincenzo Avanzato (entertaining terrace) With more than 20 years of experience, designer Vincenzo Avanzato is known for the eclectic style he developed during extensive travels around the world. His company, with headquarters in Miami and a second location in France, has designed a number of high-end residences, as well as hotels in Egypt, Dubai, Yemen, Paris, and Milan.        Juan Carlos Arcila-Duque (guest bedroom) Miami Beach\u2013based designer Juan Carlos Arcila-Duque hails from Colombia and began his design career 20 years ago in New York City. His projects span the globe and include private residences, corporate offices, restaurants, and boutique hotels. An avid collector of photography, Arcila-Duque also serves as co-chair of the Junior Committee for Art Basel Miami.        James J. Wall (covered terrace) Having drawn inspiration from a childhood spent sailing around the globe with his family, James J. Wall started Thirlwall Building Design six years ago with offices in New York and Miami. His work can be seen in renovations of historic Art Deco buildings, high-end homes in Palm Beach, Mexico, Paris, and Morocco, and fine art galleries and commercial spaces in Manhattan.        Deborah Wecselman (dining room) Deborah Wecselman began her career as a design associate for Ralph Lauren, where she worked her way up to senior director, overseeing the design of more than 5,000 stores. In 2000, the Miami-based designer opened DWD, Inc., a modest-size design firm with a focus on creating contemporary spaces with hints of the past.        Wade Hallock (kitchen, powder room) Miami-based designer Wade Hallock has worked with renowned designers throughout South Florida, learning and growing until he established his own company, Hallock Design Group, in 2000. He recently opened a showroom in the Mimo District of Miami.        Mario Nievera and Keith Williams (garden terrace) For 15 years, Nievera Williams Design has provided landscape architecture services for private residences and corporate clients throughout North America, the Caribbean Islands, and the Bahama Islands. Based in Palm Beach, Florida, the duo most recently completed the gardens at the Historic Royal Poinciana Chapel in Palm Beach; they are now working on the new landscape design at the Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA) in Dania Beach, Florida.        Lynda Murray (media room, entry foyer, laundry room) Los Angeles\u2013based Lynda Murray fuses the classic and contemporary into clean, uncluttered spaces. She has designed more than 100 homes across the country, and her clients are celebrated professionals in the music, film, and television industries. She was recently called upon to create set designs for Transformers 3 and her work has been featured in a number of publications.        Lars Bolander (living room) One of Sweden&amp;#039;s foremost interior designers, Lars Bolander has a love of and passion for furniture design that was solidified during his education at the Stockholm School of Art. Later working under the wing of Carl Malmsten, the acclaimed originator of Scandinavian design, he developed a passion for originality. Bolander&amp;#039;s projects span the globe, from a Swedish cottage in Aspen to a village in Greece. His showroom is located in New York City.        Larry Laslo (master suite) New York\u2013based designer Larry Laslo is known for his restrained, modern decor, and his ability to create well-styled but livable spaces. One of his most prominent projects was his transformation of Bergdorf Goodman in New York City. Laslo has designed fabric for the Robert Allen Group, furniture for John Widdicomb, Ferguson Copeland, and Directional; china for Mikasa and Royal Limoges; lighting for Frederick Cooper; and pottery for Haeger.        Tamzin Greenhill (office and lounge) Born and educated in London, Tamzin Greenhill is the New York\u2013based interior designer behind Tamzin Greenhill Designs, launched in 2003, and an ELLE DECOR special projects editor. Her company\u2014focusing on interior architecture, spatial planning, lighting, and kitchen and bath design\u2014has designed homes in London, New York, Geneva, and Los Angeles.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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