Octopus mural behind the dining table and living room at Isle Escape, a Bahama designed by 1584 Design
1584 DesignCole West · The Bahama

Furnishing the Bahama

Isle Escape, designed by 1584
ModelThe Bahama
CommunityIsle at Coral Canyon
Sleeps12–14
Bedrooms4
Bathrooms3.5

A vacation rental’s revenue comes down to two numbers: average daily rate (ADR) and occupancy. Every Bahama at Isle has the same floor plan and resort amenities, so design is what makes yours stand out – and standing out is what drives higher ADR and occupancy.

Performance vs. Other Bahamas at Isle

Revenue+72.2%more than other Bahamas at Isle
Isle Escape$6,411
Comparable avg.$3,722
Occupancy+94.9%more than other Bahamas at Isle
Isle Escape77%
Comparable avg.39.5%
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Based on Airbtics data for August 2026. We compared Isle Escape’s revenue and occupancy for the month with the average of two other Bahamas at Isle.

What Isle Escape cost, from empty unit to guest-ready

Isle Escape

$113,945
34%14%14%10%9%6%6%7%
Budget BreakdownShareCost
Major Furniture
34%$38,451
Amenities & Essentials
14%$15,424
Art & Accessories
14%$16,521
Soft Goods
10%$11,095
Design Planning
9%$9,810
Installation
6%$7,358
Procurement
6%$7,358
Other Services
7%$7,929
Total100%$113,945

★★★★★ 5.0 rating from guests

Isle Escape generates 72.2% more revenue than comparable Bahamas, based on the latest available data.

The Guest Flywheel

Results like these come from design that turns browsers into promoters in 3 steps

Four-poster bed in front of a gold jellyfish mural
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Turn browsers into prospects

Renters scroll past dozens of listings and decide within seconds which ones to look at. Your property has to stand out in those photos, so they stop scrolling and click.

Upstairs lounge with a sea-turtle mural and two sectional sofas
02

Turn prospects into guests

Once renters click, your property has to feel like more than a place to sleep. It needs to look like the setting for a trip worth remembering, so they book for the experience instead of the price.

Kitchen island with seating for the group, blue cabinets, and an octopus mural
03

Turn guests into promoters

The listing makes a promise, and the stay has to keep it. That means a space that feels great, works for the whole group, and spares guests the small frustrations that pull them out of their trip. When the stay delivers, guests leave five-star reviews, refer friends, and book again.

Entry hall with sea-creature wallpaper, a round mirror, and a pale console

Themes

One of the ways we make a rental stand out

The owner wanted a house that felt nothing like home, so one octopus mural she loved became an under-the-sea theme for the whole house. Each room is a different part of the same ocean: the octopus in the living room, jellyfish in the bedroom next to it, and a 27-foot sea-turtle mural upstairs.

Under the stairs, an awkward closet became a hideout for kids, with jellyfish lights that switch on when someone walks in. It’s been a hit with kids, and parents mention it in their reviews.

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