UMI STONE · PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
Caribbean Road
A home in stone.
Expressive veining, warm wood, and natural texture come together
at this Caribbean Road residence. With design by Linda
Donnelly and construction by R.O.I. Naples, the home brings UMI
materials into statement spaces and everyday moments. Explore
the surfaces, room by room.
Design: Linda Donnelly Photography: Boutique Imagery
01 / The kitchen
Movement on display
Sweeping gray and golden veining carries across the island and backsplash, bringing movement to the kitchen’s warm wood palette. Calacatta Gold Macchia Vecchia Super Extra gives each surface a distinct composition, from the broad island top to the stone behind the open shelves.
The material
Calacatta Gold Macchia Vecchia Super Extra
Kitchen
02 / The staircase
A study in texture
Classic Travertine brings layered tones and natural texture to the staircase wall. Paired with floating wood treads and slim black details, its banded pattern becomes part of the room’s architecture.
The material
Classic Travertine
Unfilled & Honed · Staircase wall
03 / The bar
Small space. Strong impression.
Luci D’Oro fills the bar with angular movement and a rich mix of gray, white, and warm golden tones. Dark cabinetry frames the stone, while the shelf lighting draws attention to its intricate pattern.
The material
Luci D’Oro
Bar
04 / The primary bath
A softer palette
Carrara / Venatino Select Honed surfaces and Holos Hyams White Infinity Porcelain walls create a light backdrop for warm wood vanities and rounded mirrors. The porcelain’s mosaic effect introduces a smaller-scale pattern across the walls, complementing the Carrara’s flowing gray veining. Warm white tones connect the two surfaces, bringing visual interest to the bathroom while keeping the overall palette soft and cohesive.
The material
Carrara / Venatino Select Honed
Primary bath surfaces
The material
Holos Hyams White
Infinity Porcelain · Primary bath walls
05 / The office
Beyond the work surface
Crystal Lake Quartz gives the desk a striking presence against wood cabinetry. Its cloudy gray pattern continues down the waterfall end, making the material visible from across the room.
The material
Crystal Lake Quartz
Office
06 / The closet
Light in the details
A subtle stone island anchors the closet, its waterfall end bringing the surface down to the floor. The light tone stands out against the surrounding cabinetry and open shelving.
The material
White Opal
Closet island
07 / The Powder Bath
A quiet counterpoint
Mystery White Venato provides a light countertop beneath the vessel sink. Its restrained appearance offers a quiet counterpoint to the powder room’s richly patterned wallpaper.
The material
Mystery White Venato
Powder bath
08 / The Laundry
Beauty in the everyday
Mystery White in a leather finish brings a soft white surface to the laundry room. Neutral cabinetry keeps the palette cohesive, while the patterned walls give this everyday space a more decorative finish.
The material
Mystery White
Leather finish · Laundry
Boutique Imagery
UMI Stone, Naples
