Touring a Pierce Allen-Designed Apartment

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Bob and interior decorator DD Allen visit a Miami apartment designed by Pierce Allen. Formed by the merging of two separate units, the apartment now has three bedrooms and an open living, dining, and kitchen area.

Unifying the disparate elements of the design is the color scheme-- white with occasional punches of color. Allen filled the one-thousand-square-foot space with all types of vintage pieces, such as the Kagan sofa and table, and an old ship's dining chairs, recovered in white.

In contrast, the dining table is the product of surfboard technology. It's modern in design and has contemporary finishes. The unifying concept of the apartment is the color scheme that is all white with punches of color throughout.

The kitchen, white with lime green accents, has a molded Corian counter. Elsewhere, eclectic touches are found. For instance, vintage glass panels and original handles grace the doors to the guest bedroom.

The master bedroom waits behind pivoting, laminated, frosted-glass doors. In the room, lucite shelves, a bright pink ultra-suede wall, leather accents, and glass all combine to give a funky feel to the sleek, monochromatic design that is consisent throughout the apartment.