Tiara Sun Development, LLC.

Tiara Sun Development, LLC. Luxury home builder in Phoenix, Arcadia, Paradise Valley and Scottsdale
www.tiarasundev.com

The kitchen at Berneil carries the same Spanish Colonial character that runs through the rest of the home. Plaster walls...
08/31/2026

The kitchen at Berneil carries the same Spanish Colonial character that runs through the rest of the home. Plaster walls, hand-laid tile and reclaimed wood beams set the tone overhead, while travertine grounds the room underfoot. The same materials that shape the courtyard and the rest of the house are carried straight into the working heart of it.

Architect:
Interior Design:
Photography:

08/24/2026

The casita at Berneil is attached, and that was a deliberate break from how these usually get done. Detached guest quarters look good on a plan, but the feedback from our custom clients has been consistent for years: nobody wants to cross a courtyard in the dark, in the rain, or in a robe at six in the morning. Attaching it keeps the space fully private and independently accessible without asking guests to go outside to get to it.

It also means the room earns its keep the rest of the year. When there are no guests, it converts to a home gym or a pool house without any of it feeling like a compromise. A guest suite that sits empty ten months out of the year is square footage the family paid for and doesn't use.

In the backyard of Berneil, chiseled-edge travertine wraps a clean-lined pool and raised spa, its checkerboard mosaic fa...
08/17/2026

In the backyard of Berneil, chiseled-edge travertine wraps a clean-lined pool and raised spa, its checkerboard mosaic face giving it a boutique-hotel edge you won't find in a standard build. Wood-framed loungers line the water, angled to catch the pool by day and the western sky come sunset.

A backyard that feels like you're poolside at a tropical boutique hotel, without ever leaving home.

Architecture:
Interior Design:
Builder:
Photography:

The Paradise Valley Hillside sits directly at the base of Camelback Mountain. The architecture was designed to match the...
08/10/2026

The Paradise Valley Hillside sits directly at the base of Camelback Mountain. The architecture was designed to match the site rather than compete with it. Rough-cut stone wraps the front elevation, paired with stucco, clay tile roofs, and steel-framed windows with deep blue shutters, drawing from the Tuscan and Spanish architectural traditions that have always read as appropriate against this terrain.

The stone color was selected to pull directly from the red sandstone of the mountain itself, so the home reads as part of the landscape rather than placed on top of it. As the light moves across Camelback through the day, the stone walls of the home shift with it, warm and golden in the morning, deep red at sunset, and lit from within as evening settles in.

Architect:
Interior Design:
Landscape:

08/03/2026

Berneil answers a question that comes up on nearly every custom project we build: where does everyone go once the party starts? The main gathering space handles the adults, open and connected to the kitchen so the room stays together. Off to the side, an oversized pocket door closes off a flexible entertainment space for media or the kids, which means both groups get their own night without anyone being sent to a back bedroom.

The guest suite works the same way, sized and positioned to function as an attached casita, gym, pool house, or any other flexible-use space, depending on what the family needs it to be. Twenty years of custom work taught us that flexibility is what people ask for after they move in, not before. Building it in from the start is the difference.

07/27/2026

The Berneil kitchen was designed around the idea that hosting is a social act, not a service. A second island with dining table seating puts guests directly across from whoever is cooking, so the conversation carries through the whole night instead of stopping at the counter. The counter space throughout means prep and serving can happen without anyone having to move out of the way.

For more formal events, the dining room sits apart from the kitchen and gives the evening a different pace, quieter and more intimate. Having both means the home can host either way without compromising on one to make room for the other. How a home handles guests is one of the first things a family notices once they move in.

Dirtwork is where a build gets decided long before anything looks like a house. Grading sets how the home sits on the lo...
07/20/2026

Dirtwork is where a build gets decided long before anything looks like a house. Grading sets how the home sits on the lot, where water goes, and which views the finished structure will actually hold. Get it wrong and every decision downstream is working against it.

None of this shows up in the finished home, which is part of why it gets rushed on a lot of projects. We take the time here because the pad is what everything else is measured from. We're excited to see this home come to life!

07/14/2026

For 20 years, Tiara Sun has been an exclusively custom home builder, tailoring every build to a specific family and how they actually live in a home. Our Berneil project is one of the rare exceptions. When this lot came to us, we saw an opportunity to take everything we've learned across two decades of custom work, what buyers love, what falls flat, what actually gets used, and apply it to a home built without a specific client in mind. The result is a spec home that doesn't read like one. Every decision was made with the same intention we bring to a custom build, from the layout to the materials to the finish details. This isn't a house designed to be sold. It's a house designed to be lived in, that happens to be available.

The bar is one of the most-used spaces in a home built for entertaining, and it should be designed accordingly. Across o...
06/29/2026

The bar is one of the most-used spaces in a home built for entertaining, and it should be designed accordingly. Across our portfolio, the approach shifts to match the home, but the fundamentals stay the same. A good bar needs proper storage for spirits and glassware, a sink for ice and prep, refrigeration for what gets used most, and a layout that lets one person serve a room without crossing anyone's path. Beyond that, it should reflect how the homeowner actually entertains, whether that's a quiet built-in tucked into a lounge or a dedicated room that feels like a destination at night. A well-executed bar changes the rhythm of a home and turns hosting into something the homeowner looks forward to.

The primary bathroom at this Paradise Valley project balances form and function in the materials and millwork. Cerused w...
06/24/2026

The primary bathroom at this Paradise Valley project balances form and function in the materials and millwork. Cerused white oak vanities anchor the space, with antique brass hardware and polished nickel fixtures introducing a mix of warm and cool metals that keeps the room from feeling monolithic. A freestanding soaking tub sits beneath a window framing the landscape beyond, with a vintage-style telephone faucet adding a layer of detail that a simpler fixture would have missed. The black six-panel door and matching window frames give the lighter palette structure and weight. A dedicated vanity area extends the millwork into a functional space for daily routines, separate from the sink runs. Bathrooms get used every day, and the materials should hold up to that while still feeling considered.

Address

3219 E Camelback Road, Ste 384
Phoenix, AZ
85018

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+16022923052

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Tiara Sun Development, LLC. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Tiara Sun Development, LLC.:

Shortcuts

Share

Category