French Modern meets Florida

Amy McArdle Redefines Sophistication with Her New South Florida Home

Amy McArdle, principal designer of Amy Young Designs, unveils her latest project, her serene yet striking South Florida residence that seamlessly blends Asian-inspired minimalism with refined European details. The home’s thoughtful design draws on Amy’s global sensibilities, with curated elements and neutral tones that invite tranquility amid Florida's vibrant backdrop.

Details include -
Sculptural French sconces bought at the Paris antique market
Towering built-in display of organic ceramics
Custom hand painted wallcovering by Aqualille,
Double island chef's kitchen
Large floor-to-ceiling windows that open to the beautiful dark gunite pool
Two separate primary baths and closets

Photographed by Stephen Paul (@stephen.paul, www.stephenpaulphoto.us), the project stands out for its harmonious fusion of contrasting influences: the boldness of checkerboard marble flooring meets the quiet elegance of clean-lined furnishings, while natural textures evoke both the serenity of East Asia and the warmth of coastal living. “This home is a reflection of balance—between bold statements and quiet spaces, and between a global aesthetic and a distinctly Floridian lifestyle,” says McCardle.

About Amy McArdle

Amy McArdle’s global upbringing instilled an appreciation for diverse cultures and design aesthetics. After working with the United Nations, Amy returned to her lifelong love of interiors, training under renowned AD 100 designer Matthew White and modernist Frank Webb at White Webb in New York City. Since founding Amy Young Designs in 2014, she has become a sought-after designer, transforming spaces for elite clients with her sophisticated, boundary-pushing style. www.amyyoungdesigns.com, Instagram @amylmcardle