The eclectic art and design collection of George Lindemann Jr is housed within this modernist villa in Miami Beach, completed by architecture firm Shulman + Associates.

The Lindemann II House was built for George's family, which includes four young children and several pets, in the exclusive Sunset Islands neighbourhood overlooking Biscayne Bay.
Architect Allan Shulman of Miami-based Shulman + Associates designed the 7,800-square-foot (725-square-metre) house, while Frank de Biasi was responsible for the interiors.

Lindemann, who holds top-level positions at real-estate company BC Property Investments and The Bass Museum of Art, required space to accommodate his impressive collection of contemporary art and design. The vast majority of these pieces are used day-to-day.
The two-storey house is laid out in an L shape, creating a secluded entry courtyard filled with tropical flora and sculptures in the space between the two wings.
"Organised along the short side, the house's main living spaces are balanced between Biscayne Bay and an internal courtyard, with services arranged along the long side of the house," said Shulman + Associates in a project description.

Steps lead up to a bright green front door, which opens into a foyer decorated with a huge Jeff Koons mirror and a variety of chairs. A wall of glass is positioned straight ahead, offering views of the bay and Downtown Miami beyond, and surrounding a dining area on side and a lounge on the other.

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