YODEZEENA Miami Perspective on Land, Sea, and Sky
Residential architecture and interior design across Miami form the foundation of YODEZEEN’s work in the city, where landscape, light and water shape how homes are conceived. Two projects offer a closer look at that approach: the completed Prairie residence in Miami Beach and Reef House, an architectural project in progress in Coral Gables. The studio’s practice, however, extends well beyond residential architecture. The same attention to how people live carries into private aviation and yachting, from the bespoke interior of a Gulfstream G550, completed in 2025 in collaboration with VIP Completions, to the 43-meter M/Y Ximena superyacht.
Reef House: Miami Living from the Water
Reef House approaches Miami living from the water. Located at 501 Arvida Pkwy in Coral Gables, the 12,500-square-foot private residence is being developed by Mocca Group, with architecture and interiors by YODEZEEN. Here, the brief centers on translating the owners' individual preferences into a home connected to its coastal setting, rather than applying a repeatable signature style.
Natural stone is central to the proposed architectural language. Its warmth and texture give the house a grounded presence, while light-colored facades keep the composition visually open. The house has already received recognition from the LIV Hospitality Design Awards and was named a Silver Winner in the 2026 New York Architectural & Interior Design Awards.
“Architecture gives us the opportunity to work with the character of a place rather than simply place a design within it. In Miami, that means responding to landscape, ligh t, water, and the way people actually want to live. Prairie and Reef House are different projects, but both begin with the same principle: the architecture should belong to its setting and to the people who will live there,” says Veronica Supruniuk, Managing Partner at YODEZEEN.
Team: Artur Sharf, Artem Zverev, Veronica Supruniuk, Denis Shulhinou, Yuliana Danilenko, Valentin Stasiukevich, Oscar Gonzalez, Edwin Parada and Robin Anezin.
Prairie: a Residence Organized Around Its Outlook
At Prairie in Miami Beach, the setting supplies the starting point. The 5,000-square-foot residence sits alongside a golf course, and extended terraces carry the living areas toward the landscape, turning the view into an everyday experience rather than a picture framed at a distance. The strongest architectural gesture is the upper volume, where load-bearing second-floor walls are designed to appear almost weightless above a base of milled travertine, while sculpted plaster adds changing depths and shadows to the facade. Completed in 2026, the house reads as a residence shaped by its particular outlook.
The Prairie project was led by Artur Sharf and Artem Zverev, studio’s co-founders and lead architects, with managing partner Veronica Supruniuk overseeing the architectural direction alongside Denis Shulhinou and Yuliana Danilenko. The site administration was handled by Edwin Parada, with AOR Robin Anezin supporting the Miami-based delivery.
M/Y Ximena: a Private Retreat at Sea
For the 43-meter M/Y Ximena superyacht, built by Alia Yachts, YODEZEEN developed a cohesive design for both the interiors and outdoor deck spaces. Completed in 2026, the yacht made its world debut at the Palm Beach International Boat Show in March 2026. The brief called for a private retreat at sea.
Connected living zones replace a fragmented sequence of rooms, while ivory onyx, oak parquet, leather and soft natural fabrics establish a warmer atmosphere. Furniture and lighting required careful integration around the vessel's central axis, responding to balance, motion and vibration. The relaxed atmosphere is the result of precise technical coordination, with comfort considered alongside the demands of life on the water.
“Projects such as Ximena and the Gulfstream allow us to take what we have learned from residential design into environments with completely different constraints. Whether we are working with an aircraft cabin or a yacht, the goal remains the same: to create an environment that feels natural to use, where every material, piece of furniture and technical decision contributes to the experience as a whole,” says Artur Sharf, Co-founder and CEO of YODEZEEN.
Team: Artur Sharf, Artem Zverev, Olesia Riamova, Taras Kushnir, Andrii Shpak, Denys Tereshyn, Ilona Hatylak, Olga Medianyk and Taisiia Tykha.
Gulfstream G550: a Night Sky in a Private Cabin
Back aboard the Gulfstream G550, that attention to living patterns operates within an existing aircraft. Working with VIP Completions, the brief was to design a high-end aircraft interior, balancing residential comfort with the spatial and technical demands of aviation. Inside the cabin, eucalyptus paneling is paired with custom-designed seats and dado panels upholstered in Garrett Leather, while Tapis Corporation Ultraleather covers the upper panels and Loro Piana cashmere brings softness to the stateroom divans. Technology is integrated with the same restraint: an ALTO Aviation audio system and Plex media server are built into the cabin without disrupting its visual calm.
Despite the scope of the refurbishment, the entire transformation was completed in eight weeks in 2025, within the strict certification and technical requirements of aviation. The project later received the Best Interior Design – Business Jet award at the International Yacht & Aviation Awards, recognizing for its combination of bespoke design and craftsmanship.
Team: Artur Sharf, Artem Zverev, Veronica Supruniuk, Olesia Riamova, Nataliia Kraievska, Serhii Kovalyk, Andrii Shpak, Olga Medianyk, Alina Mishevich and Yuliia Zubova.
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