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Founded by Eric Wilcox, Studio Burran takes its name from Eric’s grandfather, the late architect
James A. Burran, whose mastery of light and space instilled in him a deep appreciation for the way thoughtful design shapes our daily lives.

Prior to founding Studio Burran, Eric served as Director of Global Store Development at Ralph Lauren in New York City, developing private art collections and sourcing vintage and antique interior elements for Michael Smith, Inc. in Los Angeles and most recently evolving the residential interiors studio at Marmol Radziner for nearly a decade. by @studioburran

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a year ago

The primary bath from our Surf Club residence.

Juxtaposed against the serene marble-clad walls, hangs an artwork by Venezuelan Op artists, Carlos Cruz-Diez. taken in Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, Surfside, Florida by @studioburran

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2 months ago

Bronze, teak and cashmere invite you to relax with a book or unwind with a simple moment of quiet. taken in Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, Surfside, Florida by @studioburran

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2 months ago

Simplicity and restraint.

This residence’s primary bedroom was thoughtfully shaped to balance materiality, function, and comfort.

Simplicity without sterility
Calmness without emptiness
Functionality without compromise

Swipe through to see how subtle decisions created a space with depth. taken in Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, Surfside, Florida by @studioburran

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2 months ago

Ponte Vedra Beach Guest Bedroom

A slightly pared-down spin on the primary suite: same cypress envelope — simplified for a guest room that feels fresh and ageless. taken in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida by @studioburran

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5 months ago

Material continuity was everything here — cypress wood from the primary bedroom carries into the bathroom, accented with blue Heath tile, and a Hinoki soaking tub to shape a spa-like experience. taken in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida by @studioburran

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5 months ago

A full view of the primary bedroom of our Ponte Vedra Beach project

Earthy tones and tactile fabrics invite you in while the natural color and grain of the cypress paneling set the backdrop for a room that feels calm and considered. taken in Ponte Vedra Beach by @studioburran

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5 months ago

A tranquil backdrop for a remarkable setting: caning and teak echo the oceanfront setting, while the restrained color palette allows for the view to be the focus. taken in Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, Surfside, Florida by @studioburran

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5 months ago

Designed to support the rhythm of daily life — the kitchen and dining area of our Surf Club project needed to be efficient, adaptable, and visually composed.

Since maintaining an open and airy space was paramount, we used Marcel Breuer’s iconic B32 chairs. The fully upholstered version was the obvious choice for maximal comfort, but as a nod to the original 1928 version and incorporate more texture into the palette, we introduced a handmade caned panel to the backrest.

Custom plaster wall sconces flank a Hirst edition in the background. taken in Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club by @studioburran

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5 months ago

A handmade bronze console, tailored for this entry vestibule’s architecture — softened by cast glass sconces and a rattan-framed mirror, sets the tone for this warm and serene residence. taken in Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club by @studioburran

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5 months ago

Designed as a game room that doubles as a guest-ready crash pad for kids and visitors — the custom bench seating provides both hidden storage and extra sleeping zones wrapped in soft, washed linen. taken in Ponte Vedra Beach by @studioburran

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6 months ago

Ponte Vedra Beach, Primary Suite

A cypress envelope creates a meditative backdrop, as the room channels a quiet Japanese influence with coastal ease for this softly layered retreat. taken in Ponte Vedra Beach by @studioburran

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6 months ago