About The Floating Residence
Reconsidering what home can become.
The Floating Residence explores floating living through the lens of access, economics, lifestyle design, and thoughtful waterfront living.
Founder Philosophy
A different relationship to home.
The Floating Residence was shaped through lived experience across the East, Gulf, and Pacific coasts, along with years of travel through Hawaii and the Caribbean.
Today, life unfolds aboard Sol y Luna, a 35-foot motor yacht based in Santa Barbara Harbor, where daily rhythms are shaped by light, weather, water, and a different relationship to home.
What began as a lifestyle transition gradually became a deeper exploration into floating living itself — not simply as an alternative housing model, but as a more intentional way of experiencing space, ownership, access, and pace of life.
Through market analysis, floating showcases, and lived experience, The Floating Residence explores both the opportunities and realities of life on the water — with honesty, restraint, and curiosity.
What The Floating Residence Explores
Floating living is larger than boating.
Housing Reconsidered
Exploring how rising housing costs, waterfront scarcity, and lifestyle priorities are reshaping where and how people live.
Waterfront Access
Studying marinas, private dock systems, harbor infrastructure, and the evolving realities of coastal access.
Intentional Living
Examining how smaller spaces, slower rhythms, and proximity to water can influence daily life and emotional well-being.
The water has a way of equalizing us.
It asks for presence, adaptability, and respect.
The Floating Residence
Reconsider home.
Through floating showcases, waterfront market analysis, and lived experience aboard Sol y Luna, The Floating Residence continues to explore a quieter, more intentional way of living.
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