Florida Design Magazine Vol. 12, No. 2 Page 3
"ENVISIONING A MIAMI LOFT"
  
 
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ABOVE: A door of solid mahogany and stainless steel opens to a hallway that leads to the master bedroom. Just beyond is a hand-carved door from an ancient Hindu temple that Bernal purchased at an auction in New York.
 
 
“But I saw its potential and decided to buy it for myself. I purchased it against everyone’s advice. The excellent lighting, curved architecture and expansive terrace helped finalize my decision. I had a gut feeling I could make this apartment into something special.”
With a little foresight and much work, Bernal transformed the once-crowded condominium into an airy loft that takes full advantage of its panoramic views of downtown Miami.

The pie-shaped apartment opens to a narrow foyer, then fans outward to a terrace that extends from the living area to the master bedroom.
To make the most of the spectacular vistas and soothing natural light, Bernal selected contemporary furniture with clean lines, and strategically positioned his collection of Latin American paintings and sculptures. “I felt the apartment would be an ideal place to

 
     
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