ANTROBUS DESIGN COLLECTIVE is an Award Winning, multi-disciplinary Interior Design Firm specializing in luxury residential, boutique hospitality projects and unique product collaborations. Founding Principal, Alison Antrobus’ leadership and creative vision is responsible for driving some of the highest record property sales in Florida history.

Artfully blending her Caribbean heritage, professional journey with Design Icons and the eclectic culture of Miami, Alison has mastered what she refers to as ‘creative storytelling’ to deliver one-of-a-kind properties that exude warmth, character and soul. Drawing inspiration from each client’s perspective and guiding vision, her design firm is able to offer diversity in design styles while translating each project through their own unique creative lens.

Interior Design Magazine has referred to Alison as a ‘true multi-hyphenate’ highlighting her innate ability to create through multiple mediums. As it translates into her Interior Design Studio, Alison eloquently explains that “every project is approached as a blank canvas. We don’t adhere to a specific style but rather are guided by the innate sensibility of scale, proportion, circulation and flow, leaving room for all the layers of design to evolve from the DNA of each project and ultimately the human experience. Our mission is to ‘write the story’ of each space through design.”

Alison has gained global recognition for her projects that instantaneously transport her clients into an ultra luxury dreamscape retreat. Through her four signature styles that she dubs as “design flavors”  - Tailored + Timeless, Vintage Glam, Beach House Chic and Luxurious Layers, Alison and her design team effortlessly weave modern and contemporary styles with curated artisanal details for an unparalleled aesthetic experience.

Through Alison’s curated team of top tier professionals, ANTROBUS DESIGN COLLECTIVE will undoubtedly transform your property into an exclusive and luxurious sanctuary.

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