Sitting adjacent to its award-winning sister residence the Palazzo Del Sol, Palazzo Della Luna occupies 8 acres of lush, private land and is designed to provide residents with out-of-this-world panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, the downtown Miami skyline, South Beach, and Fisher Island golf course. The understated Mediterranean architectural elements of the building honor the enclave's bygone eras, and the lobby features terrazzo floors with subdued bas-relief walls that capture the flora and fauna of the island landscapes and waterscapes while showcasing a fusion of figurative and abstract tropical art scenes. A Central Park connects the two developments and features tranquil tea gardens, bocce ball courts, croquet green space, and a serene yoga lawn.
One of the most unique aspects of the Palazzo Del Sol development is its spirit of cooperation with the surrounding community. Children from the Fisher Island Day School competed in teams to design the kid's playroom at the luxury residences. Winning designs include a simulated Great Barrier Reef, a floating tiki hut, and a ship decked out with a compass, periscope, and telescope to help with navigation back to this beautiful island oasis.
