The Residences at Six Fisher Island: Interiors, Finishes and Design Facing the Water

The Residences at Six Fisher Island is a new oceanfront and bayfront condominium on Fisher Island, the private island off Miami Beach. Related Group leads the development, with BH Group and Globe Invest named as co-developers on a project summary drawn from the developer's Purchaser's Guide. Kobi Karp is the architect, and Tara Bernerd & Partners, the London-based studio, designs the interiors. Landscape is by Enea Garden Design.

The building rises ten floors on a 6.5-acre site with 650 linear feet of shoreline, according to the project facts published on residencesatfisherisland.com, which states that the information comes from the developer's Purchaser's Guide and is preliminary and subject to change. That low profile and long frontage matter to the interiors: with so few floors and so much shoreline, the design brief centers on how each room meets the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay or the Miami skyline.

Coastal Construction, the project's builder, describes the homes as offering the exclusivity of a single-family residence with the convenience of condominium living, and a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. That idea is the thread through everything below: finishes, kitchens and baths are all arranged to serve the view.

The developer's brochure describes the interior design as curated by Tara Bernerd & Partners and inspired by tropical greens, pale stones and seagrass, carried from the lobby through the amenities to the residences and cabanas. The palette is meant to sit quietly beside the water rather than compete with it.

MILLION's The Journal characterizes the interior approach as a refined, tropical modern sensibility, with natural stone, understated millwork and colors tuned to sand, sea and filtered light. A separate project overview refers to open, sunlit interiors adorned with natural stone and custom millwork. These are descriptions of intent; because the project is still under construction, buyers should view finished materials and mock-ups in person where available and confirm specifications in the offering documents.

The brochure also notes that living, dining and entertaining areas are accented with linear cove lighting, a detail repeated across the project's feature lists. Custom flooring runs throughout each residence, though the specific material is not detailed in every description, so it is a good question to put to the sales team.

The brochure describes a broad stone island at the center of the kitchen, surrounded by custom millwork and a complete suite of Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. Project feature lists add detail on the package: an integrated dual fuel range, full-height wine storage, a steam oven, an ice maker and a coffee system. MILLION's The Journal frames the kitchens as social hubs with custom cabinetry and chef-caliber appliances.

Because the living, dining and entertaining areas are described as open to one another, the kitchen is positioned to share the water views rather than sit behind a wall. Select residences also include private pools and outdoor or summer kitchens, extending the cooking and entertaining space onto the terrace.

Floor plans vary, and the brochure shows more than one kitchen layout. Prospective buyers should ask which layout applies to a specific residence and whether finish selections, such as stone and cabinetry, can be customized.

The brochure describes primary bathrooms with large windows that bring panoramic views into the room, making it both open and secluded. It lists deep soaking tubs, rainfall and steam showers, a Toto Washlet and a custom sink, surrounded by stone floors, walls and counters with multiple finishes. Other project materials cite bespoke mirrors and light fixtures.

The primary suites themselves are described with bay views, a midnight bar (called a nightcap bar in some descriptions) and direct terrace access. Each primary bedroom has two oversized walk-in wardrobes, described as fully outfitted and customizable. Tara Bernerd & Partners designs the bathrooms and closets as well as the principal rooms.

All of these descriptions come from marketing materials and artist's renderings, which the brochure labels as conceptual. Finished rooms may differ, and the offering documents govern.

Ceilings are 10 feet high with floor-to-ceiling windows, according to the brochure and project feature lists, framing views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach and the Miami skyline. Each residence has a private elevator with direct entry.

Terraces are 15 feet deep and designed, per the brochure, to provide direct views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay from every residence. MILLION's The Journal describes these terraces as outdoor salons, many with summer kitchens and private plunge pools. Views vary by line and floor, so buyers should ask which direction a specific residence faces and what stands between it and the water.

Some floor plans add rooms that relate to the home's daily rhythm, such as a den, family room, study, wine room or windowed service room. Residence sizes in the project summary on residencesatfisherisland.com run from 3,872 to more than 15,000 square feet, with three- to eight-bedroom layouts, as of that site's most recent publication.

The project's amenity program is stated as more than 55,000 square feet, according to the project summary on residencesatfisherisland.com, and includes a spa, restaurant, pool decks and cabanas, with three lobbies each staffed by a full-time concierge. Each residence is described as having three dedicated parking spaces, two for cars and one for a provided golf cart. Owners approved for Fisher Island Club membership receive a lifetime membership, with the initiation fee paid by the developer at closing, according to sixfisherisland.com, an independent advisor site; the Club determines eligibility and dues are the member's cost.

BH Group's project page states that construction has commenced and that completion is expected in the first quarter of 2027, and sixfisherisland.com likewise lists estimated delivery of Q1 2027, subject to change. Anyone considering a purchase should rely on the written offering documents for dates, pricing and specifications.

For a private conversation about the project's waterfront lines and how the interiors suit your plans, Denis Smykalov and Wolsen Waterfront can help you compare residences and prepare questions for the developer.