Private suite concepts
HomePriority Access

The private suite gallery

One shell.
Entirely your own.

Every concept begins with the same tall, engineered shell, rear mezzanine, staircase, climate control, and two-bath layout. The materials, lighting, furnishings, vehicles, and final use are yours to shape.

Coastal Collection, a conceptual 24 × 40 private luxury motor and marine suiteConcept rendering

24 × 40

Coastal Collection

A brighter expression with pale oak, light epoxy, two collector cars, and a motorcycle.

Marine Suite, a conceptual 24 × 50 private luxury motor and marine suiteConcept rendering

24 × 50

Marine Suite

Teak, navy cabinetry, and purpose-built storage organized around a center-console boat.

Motorsport Workshop, a conceptual 24 × 60 private luxury motor and marine suiteConcept rendering

24 × 60

Motorsport Workshop

A graphite-toned detailing and service suite with cars, motorcycles, and a private lounge.

Grand Touring Gallery, a conceptual 24 × 70 private luxury motor and marine suiteConcept rendering

24 × 70

Grand Touring Gallery

The longest format, arranged for a serious mixed collection of motor and marine assets.

Heritage Collection, a conceptual 24 × 50 private luxury motor and marine suiteConcept rendering

24 × 50

Heritage Collection

Warm walnut, aged leather, and museum-like lighting for a more timeless collection.

Social Garage, a conceptual 24 × 60 private luxury motor and marine suiteConcept rendering

24 × 60

Social Garage

A hospitality-forward suite where the lounge, bar, and vehicles share equal billing.

Inside the suite

Designed beyond
the garage floor.

The mezzanine and private bath carry the same material palette and attention to detail into every part of the suite.

Angled concept rendering of a spacious pale oak mezzanine lounge with motorcycle racing on a large televisionMezzanine study

Elevated retreat

A private lounge above the collection.

Concept rendering of a modern suite bathroom with pale oak and matte black finishesBathroom study

Finished amenity

The same design language, down to the bath.

A common foundation

The architecture stays consistent.
The experience does not.

These images are early visual studies intended to show the range of possible finishes and uses. Final plans, dimensions, materials, and vehicle fit are subject to design development.

Request Priority Access