Sirena Blue

The owners of Sirena Blue knew right from the start when hiring architect Antonio Imbert and interior designer Patricia Reid that they wanted to build a space reflecting all their travels and memoirs, with their treasures brought from all corners of the world.

The task was not easy, yet fun. “With this background as inspiration I was able to unleash my imagination, but at the same time keeping a coherent design, which had to unify and captivate elegantly the villa’s spirit. I wanted to reflect joy, since this is a vacation home and fantasy”, tells Patricia Reid. She achieved it! This residence smells like adventures, unforgettable memories, and travel experiences. The spectacular interior patio grasps the tropical nature, with its palm trees and leafy vegetation. The interior designer states that she wanted to reflect joy. Its open spaces let the tropical green exuberance enter. These tones are repeated throughout the interiors through finished colors along wall, cushions, and embroideries.

What catches attention most is that each room in this house has a unique and distinctive decoration based on a different topic. The only asset that reigns here is the love and care with which every single detail was chosen. Each of them is dedicated to a certain passion of the owners. For example, in the middle of the master bedroom there is a giant fishbowl with corals and saltwater fish to reflect that the owners love sea life.

Another bedroom is dedicated to the couple’s trips to Asia, which they remember with love and enthusiasm. “In front of a wall with an unusual black technique and the others with a red vibrancy, the modern beds with straight lines and lacquered in red surprises us with their dramatics, highlighted by the original colorful masks, part the owner’s collection. An ancient door unfolds like art, the mirror frame of thick bamboo and the teak banquettes remind us of materials from other latitudes, but as tropical as ours”, tells Patricia Reid.

We can’t ignore the African Suite and the Dominican Suite, where each piece was chosen meticulously. In the Dominican Suite, the owners wanted to bestow it with the beautiful local craft works, decorate it with chairs painted by hand, and add Caribbean collectible paintings carefully chosen such as La Virgen de la Altagracia, patroness of the neighboring Higuey. 

With this project, the interior designer let her imagination fly free and the result is this unique villa. She was able to include all details and collectible pieces provided by the owners in a perfect harmony. She also wanted to bring to life the villa and give it a meaning, a purpose where guests will find the joy of an amazing space.