Eridel Construction & Design

11/06/2026

A home with a point of view, taking shape room by room. Phillip Jeffries Flight wallpaper makes a striking statement, while the furnishings bring a softer balance: sculptural ivory seating, rounded tables, textured rugs, and warm wood accents. In the bedrooms, upholstered beds, layered bedding, bedside tables, and thoughtful lighting create their own inviting retreats, with touches of teal, aqua, and lavender adding depth and color.

We’re commissioning Vice & Virtue Furniture to make three pieces especially for this home: a generous storage bench for the foyer, a beautiful teal oval table for the study, and two raw, organic chairs for the living room. These custom designs will give the rooms a personal character you simply can’t get from choosing everything off the shelf.

Every selection—from the statement lighting to the softest textiles—helps each room feel distinct while still belonging to the same home. We can’t wait to see it all come together at Sunset Beach, Siesta Key.

10/23/2026

10/21/2026

There’s something rather beautiful and exciting about watching a design come to life.

Cabinetry is being installed in the kitchen and master bathroom at one of our Bayshore Boulevard projects, and the rooms are beginning to take shape. After so many thoughtful decisions, it’s a joy to see the vision become real.

10/19/2026

A little inspiration from our surroundings. 🌊

During our latest site visit to our Siesta Key project overlooking the Gulf, we revisited the materials and finishes that will bring this home to life.

Soft, sandy neutrals, subtle textures, and hues inspired by the ever-changing colors of the water create a palette that feels both sophisticated and effortless.

Our approach to coastal design has never been about the obvious. It’s about capturing the essence of a place in a way that feels timeless, refined, and entirely natural.

10/07/2026

In Southwest Florida, our connection to the landscape is inherent.

The soft blues of the water. The layered greens of palms and native foliage. The warm, natural tones of the shoreline.

It’s no surprise these colors so often find their way into our interiors—not as a theme, but as a natural extension of where we live.

Bringing the outside in doesn’t have to mean “coastal.” Sometimes, it’s simply allowing the colors just beyond our windows to quietly influence the spaces within them.

10/05/2026

Elevator: 0/10. View: 12/10.

Come with me to our Siesta Key condo project—where the views are spectacular and the elevator ride is still a personal test of character. 😂

We’re officially in the FF&E phase: field measuring for custom furniture, finalizing wallpaper, and working through all the details that will take this new construction condo from a beautiful blank slate to a finished home.

And yes…the view makes the elevator worth it. Almost. 😉

07/27/2026

Behind every exceptional home is a well-thought-out plan. Design establishes the vision, construction brings it to life, and together they create something extraordinary.

07/22/2026

Thoughtful reconfiguration is often the most valuable investment you can make in your home.

Before selecting a single finish, we focused on how this kitchen could perform better.

Reworking the layout, maximizing storage, and creating stronger visual balance completely transformed the experience of the space.

Beautiful materials complete a design.
Thoughtful planning creates one.

07/10/2026

Every project begins with a story.

For Bellamy on Bayshore, the vision is Nancy Meyers warmth with Ralph Lauren timelessness—a home that feels collected over decades rather than decorated all at once.

The foundation is intentionally quiet. Warm creams, soft whites, greige, taupe, natural linen, oak, marble, polished chrome, and aged brass create a timeless backdrop that allows the architecture to take center stage.

From there, we begin layering character:
• Traditional wool rugs with a cream background, deep navy patterning, and subtle touches of oxblood and sage.

• Linen upholstery and tailored window treatments that feel relaxed, inviting, and effortlessly elegant.

• A thoughtful mix of polished chrome and aged brass to create depth without feeling overly formal.

• Original artwork and carefully curated antiques that bring history, warmth, and authenticity to each space—pieces that tell a story and make the home feel as though it has evolved naturally over time.

The goal isn’t to create a home that looks newly furnished.

It’s to create a home that feels established. Collected. Lived in. A place where every room feels layered, personal, and timeless.

When every material, finish, antique, textile, and architectural detail is considered together from the very beginning, the result is a home with depth and permanence—not one driven by trends, but one designed to be loved for generations.

This is the vision for Bellamy on Bayshore.