The Roads

The Roads, Florida · 2,800 sq ft · Full remodel of all interior spaces - interior architecture, interior design, and construction management

Asprea Studio fully remodeled this three-bedroom home in The Roads, one of Miami’s oldest neighborhoods, serving as interior architect, interior designer, and construction manager. It is Karen Asprea’s own home, inspired by the Spanish-style houses on the surrounding streets and reinterpreted with a modern Mediterranean twist.

Living room with ceiling opened to the original beams, in Karen Asprea's own Miami home
Wood-framed lounge chair in a sunlit reading nook, upholstered for lingering
Living room with sculptural stone coffee table and wide-plank American oak floors
Living room viewed through a curved plaster archway, residential interior design in Miami
Primary bedroom with opened beamed ceiling and a fine art mural above the dresser
Bathroom with wood-enclosed double vanity and natural stone walls
Hallway with built-in wood bench atop wide-plank oak floors
Kitchen with honed marble countertops and full-height cabinetry
KKitchen with honed marble countertop, handmade ceramic tile backsplash, and professional range
Kitchen shelving with marble backsplash and glassware
Dining room with opened beamed ceiling, opening onto the rear yard
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Scope: Full remodel of all interior spaces - interior architecture, interior design, and construction management
Status: Original build 1991 | Renovation completed January 2025

Interior Architecture, Interior Design & Construction Management: Asprea Studio
Flooring: PID Floors
Photography: Dan Cutrona
Styling: Asprea Studio
As seen in: Mansion Global

About Asprea Studio: Founded by Karen Asprea in 2018, the studio has established an incredible network of private clients from the private equity industry, NBA athletes, and the most elite real estate developers in the North East, the United States as well as international clientele. Press coverage includes Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Mansion Global, Martha Stewart Living, and Elle Decor.

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The Roads
The ceiling opens up to reveal the home's original beams
Oversized and upholstered — made for relaxing with a book
Wide-plank American oak floors from PID Floors run throughout
Curved archways echo the neighborhood's Spanish-style homes
The ceiling opens up, and a mural brings in color
Limestone, marble, and wood set the tone for the bath
A built-in bench welcomes you home
Honed marble and handmade tile finish the kitchen
Handmade ceramic tile and honed marble meet at the range
Shelving with a marble backsplash displays everyday essentials
The dining room opens straight onto the rear yard