Luxury Home Elevators in Florida
Access Lifts Florida designs and installs luxury elevators that become a defining feature of the home — not an afterthought. From the handcrafted wood interiors of the Symmetry Dream and Asterix to the open-glass elegance of the Cibes Air, every installation is tailored to the architecture, the finishes, and the way you actually live in your space.
With over 1,000 installations across Florida and nearly two decades as a Cibes Symmetry dealer, we’ve built elevators into oceanfront estates, penthouse renovations, and ground-up custom builds throughout South Florida and the Gulf Coast. Our clients choose us because we don’t offer a catalog and walk away — we collaborate on cab finishes, door styles, lighting, and configuration until the elevator feels like it was always part of the home.
Whether you’re an architect specifying a panoramic glass elevator for a waterfront residence or a homeowner envisioning something that matches the walnut millwork in your foyer, Access Lifts Florida has the product range and the installation expertise to make it real.
Symmetry Asterix
Symmetry Dream
Symmetry Residential Elevator
Antera
Ascenda Elevator
Cibes Primo
Cibes Air
Cibes Outdoor Lift
Take Your Home to a New Level
Whether you’re a homeowner ready to elevate your space, a family member exploring options for a loved one, or an architect specifying for a new build — Access Lifts Florida is ready to help. Visit our Hollywood showroom to experience our elevators in person, schedule a consultation at your home or job site, or request CAD drawings and product brochures to start planning on your timeline.
Why Work With Access Lifts Florida for Your Luxury Elevator
Customization Down to the Last Detail
Every luxury installation starts with a design conversation — not a preset package. The Symmetry Dream and Symmetry Asterix offer fully customizable cab interiors, from exotic wood species and hand-selected finishes to ambient LED lighting and custom door styles. Your elevator matches your home because we build it that way from the start.
Backed by the World’s Leading Lift Manufacturer
Access Lifts Florida is a certified Cibes Symmetry dealer, backed by the global Cibes Lift Group — the same engineering and manufacturing behind premium installations in over 70 countries. That means aviation-grade aluminum construction, state-of-the-art touchscreen controls, and materials that are built to perform for decades, not just look good on delivery day.
1,000+ Installations Across Florida Since 2007
This isn’t our first luxury project. With nearly two decades of experience and over a thousand completed installations from the Keys to the Gulf Coast, Access Lifts Florida has the track record to back every promise we make — and the local service team to stand behind it long after install day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a home elevator a "luxury" elevator?
It comes down to customization, materials, and design intent. A luxury home elevator uses premium finishes, integrated lighting, and configurable interiors that make the elevator a design element in the home rather than a utility. Products in this category include the Symmetry Dream, Symmetry Asterix, Cibes Air, and Cibes Primo, each offering a different aesthetic approach from illuminated acrylic panels and wood-grain cab interiors to full glass-panel construction.
How much does a luxury home elevator cost?
Cost varies significantly based on the model, customization level, number of stops, and site conditions. Luxury elevators are a higher investment than standard residential models because of the materials, finishes, and engineering involved. Access Lifts Florida is not the lowest-cost option on the market, and that’s by design. We provide detailed project pricing during the consultation phase once we understand the scope of your installation.
How do I choose between a cab elevator and a glass elevator?
It depends on the role the elevator plays in the home. Cab elevators like the Dream and Asterix are enclosed with wood interiors and integrated lighting, designed to blend into the architecture. Glass elevators like the Air are open, transparent, and built to be a visual centerpiece. The choice is driven by the design vision for the space, not by performance or capacity differences.