Step Inside: 3D-Printed Micro House, Floating Bungalow and Louisiana Soul

Levi explores the cutting edge of coastal living as he traverses the Sunshine State to find stays that are literally breaking the mold. He starts in Orlando at the Micro House, a feat of high-tech engineering designed by former Airbus and Audi engineers. As the state’s first 3D-printed micro home, this sleek structure blends aerospace-inspired innovation with minimalist comfort. Then, Levi heads south to the turquoise waters of Key Largo to board Stay Ombi, a floating bungalow anchored in Buttonwood Sound. Accessible only by boat, this off-grid retreat offers a serene over-water experience complete with king-size beds and private decks.

In Park Ridge, New Jersey, antique enthusiast and blogger Caley Svensson has transformed a former Italian-Tuscany style residence into a soulful English countryside haven. Inspired by a deep love for equestrian life, Caley has layered her home with second-hand finds and gallery walls featuring antique oil paintings. The space is designed to be truly lived-in—a philosophy so literal that the family’s pet pig, Pikachu, freely roams the halls. It is a charming reimagining of suburban acreage, a masterful blend of farmhouse-meets-fine-art where history and family life coexist.

Journey to the Louisiana Delta for an intimate look inside the soulful home of Rebecca Vizard, textile designer and founder of B. Viz Design. Nestled within a grove of majestic oaks planted by her grandfather, the estate is a layered celebration of artistry, global travels, and deep family roots. From rooms draped in rich historic textiles to a whimsical "movie wagon" repurposed from a trailer base, Rebecca’s creative spirit thrives in every corner of the house and her zinnia-filled gardens. It is a vibrant sanctuary where storied pasts and imaginative design live in perfect harmony.