What if the best room in your house was technically outside? The Palmetto Reyes is built for couples who want Saturday mornings with coffee in the shade, dinner that drifts onto the patio at dusk, and a house that stays quiet enough to actually decompress in — a covered patio designed for long evenings, an open living area that faces it, and a Mediterranean layout that keeps the mood unhurried no matter the season.
Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 2,192
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3
Floor Plan – Main Floor
Open living, dining, and kitchen anchor the center with three bedrooms and vaulted ceilings throughout.
Covered Patio Living Where the Pool Feels Like an Extension of the House
Terracotta roof tiles, climbing vines on the pergola, and arched windows give the back patio a resort quality that’s genuinely hard to replicate with furniture alone.
Vaulted Ceilings and a Marble Fireplace Set the Tone Before You Sit Down
Exposed wood beams cross a vaulted ceiling above a chandelier made of clustered pendant tubes, and the fireplace surround is white marble with trailing greenery on the mantel instead of the usual framed prints and candles. Two chairs with natural wood frames and black leather seats face the room without crowding it. Casual, but composed.
The Chandelier’s Structure Does More Than Light the Room
That chandelier isn’t a standard drop pendant. It’s built on a circular iron armature with individual tube lights hanging at staggered lengths, giving it visual weight without blocking sightlines across the vaulted space. Closer to sculpture than fixture. It earns that ceiling height rather than just filling it.
Capella Shell Chandelier and Wood Beam Pull the Eye Straight Up
Dozens of shell or resin drops hang from a drum frame, catching light without overwhelming the room’s restraint. The dining table’s curved base echoes the arch motifs on the paneled wall behind it, and black columns anchor the space while keeping the sightline open to the landing beyond.
Quick Fix: Swap the bench cushion fabric for an indoor-outdoor performance textile. It looks identical to standard upholstery but resists spills and wipes clean — which matters more at a dining bench than almost anywhere else in the house.
Globe Pendants and a Dark Island Base That Earn Their Keep
Woven leather barstools and a marble waterfall countertop anchor the island against the dark base cabinet finish.
Trend Alert: Globe pendants on chain hardware are pulling designers away from linear fixtures over kitchen islands. The hardware finish here ties back to the faucet and cabinet pulls, which keeps the look grounded. Matching your light hardware to two or three other metal touchpoints in the room is one of the simplest ways to make a kitchen feel considered without overdesigning it.
Gold Brass Accents and Paneled Walls That Make a Bedroom Feel Like a Suite
A sculptural brass chandelier with bare bulbs draws light across the coffered wall paneling behind the bed.
Common Mistake: Hanging artwork directly on wall paneling sounds right, but the frames end up competing with the molding grid instead of working with it. If the panel spacing allows, center each piece within a single panel recess so the molding acts as a built-in frame. Most people skip that step and then wonder why the wall looks cluttered.
Brass Fixtures and a Sunken Tub That Make the Whole Room Feel Like a Retreat
Warm terracotta-toned subway tile meets textured limestone-look stone in a split that keeps the space from feeling flat. Brass runs consistently throughout — shower system, faucet, tub deck hardware — and pendant lights with shell-white glass add softness without fighting the arched window trim for attention.
Did You Know: Sunken tubs require structural planning that standard installations don’t. The floor framing typically needs to be dropped or modified before tile work begins, so it’s a decision that has to happen early in the design process — not as a finishing detail you add at the end.
Gold Chandelier and a Floral Chair That Anchor a Home Office Worth Sitting In
Mixing a wood desk with a black floral chair shouldn’t work this well.
Picture rail-style art lights over framed still-life prints keep the walls from feeling bare without crowding them, and the brass chandelier with globe bulbs ties the whole thing back to the warm wood desk sitting directly below it.
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Mediterranean exterior with stucco walls and an arched entry sits above a single-story floor plan showing three bedrooms, a vaulted living room, covered patio, pergola, and a garage with a mud room and built-in lockers off the side entry.
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