The renovation
Court of Palms is a complete interior renovation of a 2,385-square-foot residence at Palmas Del Sol in Fort Myers, taken back to the structure and rebuilt around a single idea: nothing on display that does not earn its place. The finished home was featured in the Lee BIA Parade of Homes.
The dining area is anchored by a full-height agate stone wall with genuine gold inlay, lit from behind a floating halo mirror and flanked by sculptural sconces. It is the one deliberate piece of theater in the home, and everything around it stays calm enough to let it work.
Living, dining and kitchen, looking out to the water
Scope
Full-height wood-panel cabinetry runs the length of the kitchen wall with the appliances integrated behind matching fronts. A waterfall-edge quartz peninsula carries the seating, and the induction cooking surface is set flush into the counter so the whole run reads as one continuous plane.
Hidden shelving, built-in niches and integrated organizers keep every surface clear. Dual walk-in closets carry full-height hanging and shelving, and the utility room takes stacked appliances behind custom cabinetry rather than leaving them on show.
Lighting separates living, dining and kitchen without walls: LED concealed behind the primary headboard, underglow beneath the floating vanity, and strips built into the cabinetry. Climate and lighting run on discreet smart-home controls rather than banks of switches.
The material palette was chosen for durability first — quartz, stone, wood panel and tile — so the home holds its finish between visits. Coastal views carry through floor-to-ceiling glass along the living wall and out to the lanai.
Warm, refined and effortlessly livable — a lock-and-leave condo turned into a true private retreat.
The agate wall under evening light
Dining & the agate wall
Kitchen
Living & coastal views
Primary suite
Bathrooms
Closets & utility
A complete interior renovation of the 2,385-square-foot residence: kitchen, living, dining, the primary suite, both bathrooms, dual walk-in closets and the utility room. Custom cabinetry, integrated appliances, layered lighting and smart-home controls were all part of the scope.
Yes. Condo work runs to the association’s rules on working hours, elevator use, protection of common areas and material delivery. Kelly General Contracting handles those approvals during pre-construction so the schedule is agreed before demolition starts.
A renovation of this scope generally runs 6 to 12 months from permit to final inspection. Association approvals and lead times on custom cabinetry and stone are usually what set the pace, not the construction itself.
Yes. Court of Palms is a residence on the third floor of an eight-story tower at Palmas Del Sol in Fort Myers. KGC works in high-rise and mid-rise buildings across Lee and Collier counties alongside single-family homes.
Tell us about your unit and what you have in mind. We renovate condominiums and homes across Fort Myers, Naples, Bonita Springs, Sanibel, Captiva and the beaches.
