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The 2015 Red Cross Designer Show House

Presents

La Florentia aka The Birthday Cake Castle One 5th Avenue South, Lake Worth, FL 33460

PREVIEW PARTY

Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2015 Time: 6:00pm–8:30pm

Admission: $200

DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE

Thursday, March 5–Saturday, April 4, 2015 Monday- Saturday: 10:00am-4:00pm

Sundays: Noon-4:00pm General Admission: $35

Groups of 10+: $25 Tickets must be purchased at the door. Cash, check, and all major credit cards accepted.

To ensure our guests can enjoy a full tour of the home, last entry will be permitted at 3:30pm daily.

LUNCHEON AND LECTURE WITH ALEXA HAMPTON

Date: Friday, March 6, 2015 Location: Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, Manalapan, FL

For more information please contact Analisa Muti at (561) 650 9133, or [email protected]

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SCALAMANDRE SHOWROOM 2868 PERSHING STREET HOLLYWOOD, FL 954.920.2244 800.333.3777

YOUR SEARCH ENDS HERE. RobertAllenDesign.com

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6 Via Parigi | Palm Beach

561.659.1862

American Red CrossDesigners’ Show House

Palm Beach

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Presented by and Benefiting

JOURNAL CONTENTS

11 Letter from the General Chairmen

13 Letter from the Board Chairman & Chief Development Officer

15 American Red Cross Regional Board of Directors

21 American Red Cross Palm Beach Leadership

26 A Look Back

30 La Florentia, The Birthday Cake Castle’s History

34 The 39th Settler, A Profile of G. Sherman Childs

38 Addison Mizner, The Man Who Inspired Palm Beach

47 The 2015 Show House Designers

78 Thank You

The American Red Cross Designer Show House Journal is a Pomp & Circ publication / pompandcirc.com

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All right’s reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part of any material in this magazine is expressly prohibited.

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Dear Friends of the American Red Cross,As we celebrate our 39th year, it is with great pleasure that we present the 2015 American Red Cross Designer Show House. We are pleased and honored to be serving as General Chairmen for this illustrious event. We extend a warm welcome to our new designers who continue to contribute their time and talent.

This year we revisit a beautiful Mediterranean style house, designed by Addison Mizner’s protégé G. Sherman Childs, called La Florentia, nicknamed The Birthday Cake Castle. Designers’ careful eye to detail, scale and proportion is truly represented in every space. It is our hope that you will fi nd the designers’ interpretations inspirational as well as educational, as this is a true hallmark of the interior design profession.

We would like to thank our homeowners, Scott Levine and Jeniffer Mora, who have generously donated their house for our event. Your participation as our guest is a tremendous support for the local efforts of the American Red Cross. Your contribution brings education and awareness to our community as well as bringing life-saving services to those in need.

On behalf of the American Red Cross and the 2015 Designer Show House team, we thank you for your continued support.

Bill Kopp, Mimi Masri, and Stephen Mooney General Chairmen 2015 American Red Cross Designer Show House

Letter From The General Chairmen

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Jeanne PidotBoard Chair, Greater Palm BeachesSouth Florida Region

Amy MauserChief Development Offi cerSouth Florida Region

Letter from the Board Chairman & Chief Development Offi cer

Welcome Friends & Family of The American Red Cross,

We are very proud to present the 39th American Red Cross Designer Show House. As you are about to experience this spectacular 1925 Mizner-style home, we hope that you will also join us in celebrating all that the American Red Cross does for our community and beyond.

We wish to offer a very special thank you to the Show House designers, committee mem-bers, our corporate partners, and all who give so much of themselves to the humanitarian mission of the Red Cross.

Across our South Florida Region we respond every 20 hours, on average, to one of our neighbors in need, meeting their immediate physical and mental health needs. We also work year-round to make sure we are prepared for any event that comes our way. This includes the ability to shelter some 100,000 people, in the Greater Palm Beaches alone, when a major hurricane looms off our shores.

We also empower friends and neighbors to save lives through a variety of training courses including fi rst aid, childcare, and lifesaving CPR. Volunteers stand ready to assist military families who need to connect with loved ones overseas, or a soldier who requires medical care to transition back to active duty.

The American Red Cross is part of the world’s largest humanitarian network with 13 million volunteers in 187 countries. Working together, we help respond to disasters, build safer communities, and educate future humanitarians.

Through your support of our annual event, you help ensure that the American Red Cross is there when needed most.

Thank you!

Jeanne Pidot Amy Mauser

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”ESO is proud to have supplied the decorative plumbing fi xtures in the Master Bathroom,

Powder Room, and Kitchen for the 2015 Red Cross Designer Show House,

through the participation of the following manufacturers”

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1020 n. golfview road • lake worth, florida 33460

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Leadership

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H o n o r a r y C h a i r m a nAlexa Hampton

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Bill Kopp Mimi Masri

Stephen Mooney

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Frank J. Maguire Susan Angert

PALM BEACH

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A Look BackAs we bring you the 2015 American Red Cross Designer Show House,

we would like to take a moment to thank the past chairmen.Without their dedication and passion, it would not be the success it is today.

1976General Chairman: Mrs. Walter S GubelmannPreview Chairman: Mrs. Harold P. Whitmore

1977General Chairman: Mrs. Walter S. Gubelmann

Honorary Preview Chairman: Mrs. Harold P. Whitmore

1986General Chairman: Mr. & Mrs. Donald Carmichael

Honorary Preview Chairmen: Mrs. Harold P. Whitmore & Mrs. Walter S. Gubelmann

1987Executive Committee Chairman: Mrs. Donald Carmichael

Honorary Chairmen: Mrs. Harold P. Whitmore & Mrs. Walter S. GubelmannDesign Chairman: Mrs. Joseph H. Jones

1989General Co-Chairmen: Mrs. Edward Alexander, Mrs. George Bateson & Mrs. Mosse Hvide

Honorary Chairman: Mrs. Helen Boehm

1990General Chairman: Ms. Mary Tyack Philpit

Honorary Chairman: Mrs. Donald CarmichaelDesign Chairman: Mr. Peter Werner

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1991General Chairman: Mrs. E. Anthony NewtonHonorary Chairman: Mrs. Donald Carmichael

Design Chairman: Mr. Peter Werner

1992General Chairman: Mrs. E. Anthony Newton

Design Chairman: Mr. Peter Werner

1994General Chairman: Mrs. Christine H. Giacco

Honorary Chairman: Mr. & Mrs. V. St. John FourtonDesign Chairman: Mr. Peter Werner

1996General Chairman: Mrs. William Kemp

Honorary Chairman: Mrs. John B.A. HagginDesign Chairman: Mr. Peter Werner

1997General Chairman: Mrs. William M. Claggett

Honorary Chairman: Mrs. William Kemp & Mr. John VolkDesign Chairman: Mr. Tui Pranich

1999General C

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2015 American Red Cross Designer Show House

Presents

La Florentia aka. The Birthday Cake House

Erected 1925

Designed by Architect G. Sherman Childs

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More than twenty renowned interior and exterior designers stage an extreme make-over with creative control on the 39th American Red Cross Designer Show House, located in Lake Worth, FL. The magnificent and historic Mediterranean-style

home, entitled La Florentia, was chosen as the 2015 Designer Show House.

Designers from New York to Palm Beach transformed the 7,000+ square-foot home, nicknamed the Birthday Cake Castle. The home was originally built by Addison Mizner’s protégé, G. Sherman Childs, in 1925. It received its Birthday Cake Castle moniker when past owner Upton Close gave the home to his wife, Margaret Fretter Nye, as a birthday present in 1954. It has numerous cake-like qualities including two birthday candle-like pillars on either side of the grand entrance, thick plaster interior swirls made to resemble icing on a cake, and a birthday cake stained glass window.

Over 4,000 people are expected to tour the home with unique features including an octagonal turret, 52 windows, an impressive grand front stairway, stained glass windows, and 135 feet of waterfront on the Intracoastal Waterway.

The American Red Cross Designer Show House continues to be a unique fundraiser for the South Florida Region. This highly anticipated event provides an exceptional opportunity for all to experience fine living and outstanding home design.

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The 39th SettlerProminent Architect G. Sherman Childs was the 39th settler of Lake Worth, having

fl ed the cold winters in Minnesota for the promise of paradise. Many tried to last in the

frontier-like atmosphere of Lake Worth in the early 1900’s, few lasted, but Childs and his

family did. He is now cconsidered one of Lake Worth’s most signifi cant architects.

Childs began working with Addison Mizner as his chief draftsman soon after arriving in

Florida. He worked on many of his most famous projects including the Everglades Club,

El Mirasol, and Playa Rienta. Later, he opened his own offi ce in Lake Worth where he built

many of the largest and most prominent buildings in the area, leaving an indelible footprint.

One of his most notable is perhaps La Florentia, aka, The Birthday Cake Castle which was

built in 1925. It was the fi rst property listed on the Lake Worth Register of Historic Places.

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G. Sherman Childs was your great-grandfatheron your mother’s side?

Yes, G. Sherman Childs was my great-grandfather on my mother’s side. He had three children, Jean Childs (the fi rst girl born in Lake Worth,) and Irvene and Irvin Childs (fi rst set of twins born in Lake Worth). Irvin Childs, my grand-father, had three daughters: Aleda Childs, Nona Childs (my Mother) and Carol Childs. Nona Childs had two sons:Dennis Ramey and me, Todd Ramey.

Those early years in Lake Worth were not for the faint of heart. What was that like for your great-grandfather and his family?

I have often thought about what it would have been like for the pioneers of Lake Worth. I wish that I would have had a chance to have known my great-grandfather and to hear his stories fi rst hand. I can only imagine how exciting it would have been to be on the forefront of such a wonderful under-taking which we know today as Lake Worth.

Of all his achievements, what would you think your great-grandfather would be most proud of?

I truly believe that my great-grandfather would have been most proud of his family and the wonderful values they have passed on to their children and their children’s children.

What is your favorite work of his?

My favorite work would be La Florentia (The Birthday Cake Castle) and my grandparent’s house as I spent many happy moments there in my childhood.

Your mother grew up a few blocks from La Florentia. When was the last time she was inside? Does it hold any special memories?

Actually, I do not know if my mother has ever been inside of La Florentia. I have never been inside. I am looking forward to going there for the fi rst time with my family during the Red Cross Designer Show House.

How has the legacy of your great grandfather’s work infl uenced or inspired your life?

It has made me understand that everything you do defi nes you and has a lasting impact.

Q&A with G. Sherman Childs great-grandson, Todd Ramey

In this photograph (from left to right): Jean Childs, Irvin Childs, G. Sherman Childs and Irvene Childs. Portrait G. Sherman Childs

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Addison Mizner The Man Who Inspired Palm Beach

Addison Mizner transformed the look of South Florida with his unique Spanish style architecture and Mediterranean revival designs. His footprint is reflected today in our

barrel-tile roofs, stucco walls and wrought-iron accents. He arrived in Palm Beach at the age of 46. It was a time when large resorts were going out of style and oceanfront mansions were becoming all the rage.

Mizner’s first major Florida commission was The Everglades Club, a Spanish mission style retreat built in 1918. It later became a private club which it remains today. This lead to his legendary commission-to-build resort mansions for Palm Beach high society. The Mizner Style is the featured design of the 2015 American Red Cross Designer Show House.

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Courtesy of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County

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Phone: 561.309.5440 melody@melodysmithinteriors

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La Florentia aka. The Birthday Cake Castle

Oil on Paper, Charity Baker

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Forte Interiors Design Build Old Master BathFrocktail Décor & Design, LLC TurretQuigley Maguire Collections Cigar RoomJeff Lincoln Interiors, Inc. Dining RoomJill Shevlin Design Guest BedroomHomeLife Interiors Master BathIsland Living & Patio Patios Nievera Williams Designs Landscape ChairmanLisa Erdmann & Associates Living RoomNXG Studio KitchenMelody Smith Interiors Powder RoomMMDesigns, LLC Master BedroomPiper Gonzalez Designs Family RoomScott Robertson Interiors Guest SuiteStephen Mooney Interiors StudyFernando Wong Outdoor Living Partial LandscapeTodd Hase LoggiaVeronica Volani-Inza Interior Design Foyer & StaircaseWilliam Bainbridge Steele Design Old Master BedroomLopez Group ExteriorNWDI Exterior

The 2015 Designers

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Biography

Fernando Wong personifies the ‘American Dream.’ At 24, the nascent landscape designer came to the US from Pan-ama where he studied architecture and interior design. He started designing projects and taking on his own clients on weekends which eventually led to him founding his own landscape architecture firm, Fernando Wong Outdoor Liv-ing Design, in Miami Beach in 2005. More clients led to the need for a larger office on one of the world’s most famous shopping streets, Worth Avenue. In 2014 Wong welcomed legendary landscape architect, Phil Maddux formerly of Sanchez Maddux out of retirement and into the firm. Un-like the majority of landscape designers, Fernando has no identifiable style that makes all of his projects recognizable as a Wong design. Instead his designs are based on the architecture of the building using classic elements such as scale, proportion, symmetry and layering. He also divides outdoor spaces into rooms that become exotic extensions of the indoor spaces. This approach has led to innumerable magazine and newspaper stories as well as the prestigious Design Center of the Americas Star of Design Award for Landscape Architecture.

Today the firm is a full service, design/build landscape/hardscape and garden design company with offices in Palm Beach and Miami Beach that creates everything from resorts and condominiums to large residential estates and compounds. Fernando has completed over 150 public and private gardens, including large estates, public spaces, roof gardens, hotel as well as condominium master plans and LEED Platinum Certified landscapes. Presently he is work-ing on projects for three Four Seasons Resorts. Wong has also lectured on design at the Design Center of The Amer-icas as well as the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami and the firm was chosen to do the 2016 Elle Décor Show House in Miami Beach in addition to the American Red Cross 2015 Designer Show House.

Room Description

We are once again honored to be included in the an-nual Palm Beach Red Cross Show House. This year we designed the area around the front door of the famous Birthday Cake Castle designed by Addison Mizner protégé, architect G. Sherman Childs. We were espe-cially pleased to be able to design this area because it includes the two swirled pillars topped with flaming ma-sonry designs that frame the front door like giant white birthday-cake candles. That design element as well as the thick frosting like plaster is what gives the house its name so we wanted to make sure that landscape highlighted these famous features. We then used scale, proportion and layering with plant material that Mizner himself favored as an homage both to the great man, his pupil and the architecture of the house.”

Fernando WongFERN A N DO WONG OUTDOOR LI VINGDESIGN L AN DSC APE

Palm Beach-Miami Beach-The Hamptons561.515.0213 - 305.604.0003 fernandowongold.com [email protected]

CreditsAuthentic Provence

Greenscapes Design

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Biography

At Forte Interiors, Design, Build, our approach balances original and timeless design, producing interior archi-tecture that reflects the individuality of each client. We differentiate ourselves with the utilization of virtual 3D spatial planning, as well as in-house fabrication capabil-ities focusing heavily on interior woodwork, comprehen-sive custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms and oth-er significant areas of the home. Think of us not just as the designers and fabricators of your custom woodwork, joinery, and furniture, but as the liaison between your architect and contractor, making your experience seam-less and enjoyable. Principal/Designer Andrew Mormile began his career in the yacht industry, working alongside top naval architects and designers. Making the transition to high end residential design, Andrew honed his skills and learned that the keys to success were in the details,

collaborating with interior architecture firms in New York, Philadelphia and Palm Beach to create luxury interiors. His technical understanding brings a sophisticated and holistic approach to Forte’s designs. Principal/Designer Nick Skidmore earned a Master’s Degree in Architecture and studied extensively at the Palazzo Dei Cerchi in Flor-ence, Italy. There he gained eminent appreciation for European Interior architecture design traditions. Prior to Forte, Nick was based in Chicago designing for architec-ture firms with projects overseas. His work reflects his in-ternational experiences, creating innovative designs that are both current and enduring.

Forte interiors is the newest addition to the VT Group, a professional suite of design and graphics companies un-der the direction of Bob Mormile, CEO and President.

Room Description

Unexpected drama pervades this former master retreat with its rich color palette of navy, gold, and stained burled Madrone. Both vintage and contemporary styles captivate and rejuvenate the space. Stylish fur-nishings consisting of a boldly painted custom vanity and stained dressing table feel and look like furniture as they easily become focal points, complementing one another. Brass plumbing fixtures offer a modern, mini-malist design while still maintaining warmth and sophis-tication. Classic lighting sconces and a striking pendant add panache to this royal remodel.

Credits Vanity Hardware Donated By: Anderson’s Classic Hardware

Vanity & Storage Bench Paint Finishing Donated By: Architectural Finishes, Inc.

Shower Enclosure/Mirrors Donated By: B&B Glass

Countertop Underlighting Donated By: Day One Lighting

Artwork Donated By: Digital Impact

Vanity & Storage Bench Designed & Donated By: Forte Fine Cabinetry

Tile Grout Cleaning & Color Sealing Donated By: The Grout Medic

Countertop Donated By: Haifa Limestone

Sconces and Pendant Lighting Donated By: Hudson Valley Lighting

Millwork/Moldings Donated By: J&B Quality Millwork, LLC

Sinks, Plumbing Fixtures, Toilet, Bidet, Towel Rings Donated By: Kohler & Broedell Plumbing Supply

Furnishings/Rug/Collectibles Donated By: Marie Antoinette’s Furniture

Metal Plating Donated By: Mark Plating

Window Treatments Donated By: Smith & Noble

Andrew Mormile & Nicholas SkidmoreFORTE INTERIOR S DESIG N B U ILD OLD M A STER BATH ROOM

Jupiter917.923.9753 ForteInteriorsDesignBuild.com [email protected] [email protected]

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Biography

Multi-national Efua Ramdeen creates interiors that pro-mote great style, assured comfort and timeless appeal. She moved from the Caribbean to Florida to fulfill her passion and obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in Interior Design from The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Her roots in West Africa and sojourns throughout Western Europe credit her multi-faceted and global design sensibilities. While working within residential and commercial firms as Interior Designer and Project Manager, she had the pleasure of freelancing for clients, friends and family na-tionwide; then the design and décor company Frocktail LLC was born. “I have done my job and a space is truly complete when it reflects my client’s distinctive tastes, personality, and tells a special story.” As a local triathlete, Efua supports many charities and is thrilled to be part of the American Red Cross Show House.

Susan Wyatt, native of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. She be-gan working as a graphic artist and illustrator for 10 years in Pittsburgh. Her career shifted to home where she and her husband raised their two daughters; one a talented artist and the other her partner at SGW Design Studio LA. Susan’s background in fine arts, graphics and illustra-tion have paved her way into the world of interior design. She believes that visualizing rooms and working with col-ors and textures is very similar to a painting’s composi-tion. Possessing similar design backgrounds and a natural panache for classic interiors has created a dynamic foun-dation for the collaboration between Efua and Susan at Frocktail LLC. Frocktail LLC works on local and remote projects out of Boca Raton and ensures not only a beauti-ful finished product, but an enjoyable and knowledgeable experience.

Room Description

This cozy gem embodies a feeling of being under the night’s sky and personifies a star gazer, dreamer and ex-plorer. Representing the topper on the Birthday Cake Castle, it is adorned with rich colors and patterns in-cluding a midnight blue fabric ceiling, nature inspired elements between the windows, and warm plush textures which all compliment the breathtaking panoramic view. One’s interest is peaked upon entering the vestibule to the main space with elements of astronomy and geogra-phy in wallpaper, stair art, lighting and accessories.

Efua Ramdeen & Susan WyattFROCK TA IL DECOR A N D DESIG N , LLCTU RRET

Boca [email protected]

CreditsJeffrey Michaels Showroom

Stark Carpet Fabric Wallcovering & Furniture

Century Furniture

Norbar Fabrics

Quadrille Fabrics

Kravet Fabrics

Z Gallerie

Woolems Inc

Ira Walden & Sons

Victor’s Custom Quilting

RJ Custom Finishes

Malone Electrical Solutions

Nomdel Inc

Pablo Blanco PD Photography

Prosperi Company

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HomeLife Interiors is a full-service interior design firm based in the Antique Row Art and Design District of West Palm Beach Florida. Dedicated to the creation of custom interiors, the company prides itself on combining architecture and interior design to create dynamic spaces that enrich the lives of their clients. HomeLife Interiors is committed to design excellence, responsibility, and sustainability. All projects are tailored to the individu-al styles and needs of its clients. With over 25 years of experience the firms’ principles, Joseph Cortes ASID and Kevin Marnell, approach projects from an architec-

tural point of view with an emphasis on their signature soft-modern style. Proud winner of the ASID Design Ex-cellence Award, HomeLife Interiors has been featured on HGTV’s “Bang for your Buck” series and “Designing for the Sexes.” Together, Cortes and Marnell offer a unique combination of architectural, design, engineering and construction knowledge. They enjoy working with new unusual materials and take pride in staying current with the latest products and technologies.

Room Description

The conversion of a former garage into the master bath allowed us to incorporate the home’s original Arabesque elements into the interior design. The inspiration for this bath came from Norton Museum’s exhibit this summer featuring Doris Duke’s Shangri-La home. An alluvion awaits you in the couples shower. The spa includes dual shower heads, body sprays, a rain shower, and a handheld shower at the bench area. The BLU Bathworks soaking tub nestles you in an enveloping cocoon. A custom de-signed and printed wallcovering from Living Pattern pro-vides a shimmering backdrop to dramatic Turkish stone from AKDO. Mosaic patterns are used to great effect throughout the bath. A custom Lambrequin window sur-round evokes Duke’s, Mughal Suite, entryways. We want to give a special thanks to ESO Plumbing and Stephenson Marble and Tile for their tremendous help.

Credits AKDO Tiles: Douglas Stephenson Marble and Tile, Jupiter FL

Quartz Countertops, Pompeii Quartz: Douglas Stephenson Marble and Tile, Jupiter FL

Countertop Fabrication: Granite & Marble Design, Delray Beach, FL

Faucets Phylrich: ESO Decorative Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Sinks/Toilets ICERA: ESO Decora-tive Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Urinal TOTO: ESO Decorative Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Tub BLU Bathworks: ESO Decora-tive Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Tub Filler AquaBrass: ESO Decorative Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Shower Drain SIGMA FAUCETS:

ESO Decorative Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Sconces/Pendant: Hudson Valley Lighting, ESO Decorative Plumb-ing, Pompano Beach FL

Bath Accessories, Kartners: ESO Decorative Plumbing, Pompano Beach FL

Millwork: Pro Millwork, Boynton Beach FL

Drapery: Lilianna’s Custom Creation, West Palm Beach FL

Fabric: Kravet Towels: Pioneer Linens

Chandelier: HomeLife Interiors

Art: JF Gallery, West Palm Beach FL www.jfgallery.com

Fragrances: Jo Malone – Saks 5th Ave.. Boca Raton, FL

Joseph Cortes & Kevin Marnell HOMELIFE INTERIOR SM A STER BATH

West Palm [email protected]@hlinteriors.com

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Jeff Lincoln Interiors, Inc. is a three generation interior design fi rm with offi ces in Locust Valley, Southampton and Vero Beach. The fi rm undertakes a broad spectrum of residential and hospitality projects across the United States and Europe. The fi rm is nationally recognized for its design excellence and is known for an updated traditional style. Recent projects include several Palm Beach residenc-es, residences in Southampton and Montauk, NY as well as numerous Manhattan residences. Recent hospitality proj-ects include The Otesaga Hotel & Resort in Cooperstown,

New York and The Tuscany Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.The fi rm’s work has been published in leading periodicals including Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Veranda, Elle Décor, The New York Times among many others. The fi rm has also participated in many prestigious designer show houses including The Kips Bay Show House, The South-ampton Show House and now the Red Cross Designer Show House. Jeff Lincoln Interiors is a House Beautiful top 100 interior design fi rm.

Room Description

A dining room loosely infl uenced by the Moorish archi-tectural style of the house, combining dramatic color, updated textiles and lighting, creating an overall contem-porary take on Moroccan style.

CreditsFabric:Quadrille, Inc.

Carpet:Stark Carpet Corp

Paint:Farrow & Ball

Painting:J E Jimmy Miller and Son Inc.

Window Treatments:John Cappa-Triple J UpholsteryJohn Gonsman, GonsmanCustom Draperies, Inc.

Furniture:Wilsons AntiquesJ & M Antiques

Lighting:William Kreitsek, Jr.Suffolk Designer Lighting

Jeff LincolnJ EFF LINCOLN INTERIOR S, INC .DINING ROOM

New York516.459.5855 - 212.588.9500jefflincolninteriorsnewyork.comjeff@jefflincolninteriors.com

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Clients are inevitably pleased to discover that interior de-signer, Jill Shevlin, has a casual laidback manner that is every bit as inviting as the designs she creates. Her confi-dence and tireless work ethic betray her passion for creat-ing distinctive, strikingly personal designs deeply inspired by those who will inhabit her spaces. It is easy to see with-in Jill’s work the singular perfectionism that drives her in creating spaces that are more than just beautiful, that transcend into the ideal.Inspired by her clients’ individual personalities, needs and visions, Jill crafts warm and in-viting home environments that truly reflect each client’s unique flair and lifestyle. Informed by her own intrinsic

design sensibilities, Jill is able to create spaces that are amazingly welcoming and livable. The result is remark-able and it has propelled Jill’s career considerably earning her firm multiple awards, recognition and expanding her firm’s reach to clients both in Vero Beach and throughout the country. A Florida native born in West Palm Beach, Jill earned a BS degree in Interior Design from Florida State University and is a Licensed Florida Interior De-signer. Jill is well regarded as an expert in oceanfront property and seaside design.

Room Description

Small room, big impact! With the use of rich colors and metallic accents we have transformed this small bed-room into a space that can be described as a glamourous multi-purpose high impact area for a multitude of activi-ties. A custom daybed upholstered in a textured off white fabric has been utilized instead of a traditional bed allow-ing for both sleeping or entertaining area. A vivid color palette of vibrant turquoise/green is contrasted boldly against crisp white and shimmery silver accents. Beau-tiful silvery white draperies flank the daybed and frame the area softening the rooms while adding additional tex-tural. All of these elements are anchored by a simple and fresh area rug.

CreditsFabric For Chair: “Jules” Etamine//Ammon Hickson

Elegant Nickel Lamp: Global Views

Bergamo 3 Drawer Side Table: Bungalow 5

Custom Day Bed: Miracle Upholstery

Fabric For Day Bed: “Proxy-Natural” Maxwell Fabrics

Atoll Rectangular Mirror: Ballard Designs

Custom Skirted Table: For Designer’s Only

Fabric For Skirted Table: “Lucia Stripe-Seamist” – Lee Jofa

Accent Pillows: Miracle Upholstery

Pillow Fabric: “Wind Song-Mystic Blue” Travers//Ammon Hickson

Pillow Fabric: “Bawit Repp-Pewter” Stroheim//Jeffrey Michaels

Jill ShevlinJILL SH E V LIN DESIG NGU EST B EDROOM

Vero Beach772.978.1998 - [email protected]

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Island Living & Patio is a boutique style showroom for homeowners, designers, architects, and builders. We have a variety of quality outdoor furnishings such as Brown Jordan, Glaster, Lloyd Flanders, Castelle, Pavil-ion, Telescope, Woodard, and many others. We have high end grills, custom outdoor kitchens, and BBQ is-lands such as Lynx Pro Series, Lynx Sedona, Bull, and the Big Green Egg as well as having a variety of home accessories for indoors and outdoors. Our philosophy is

being your outdoor concierge for all your outdoor living areas - making it fun, beautiful, and functional. The own-ers of Island Living & Patio, Karen Brams and Karen Kirk, have helped Palm Beachers build their dream backyards since 2006. Brams handles the business side while Kirk, an interior designer for over 25 years, handles the décor side. Karen Kirk and Karen Brams offer a unique experience to everything back yard.

Room Description

The 2015 Show House, La Florentia, is an important historical house in Lake Worth. The decorating and design of the patios should complement the Mizner style architecture, both new and old … with its natural seaside surroundings. By incorporating traditional outdoor furnishings, materials, and outdoor fabrics with the grand style this historical mansion commands, we, at the same time, will be making it a modern, functional and a beautiful environment to be in while entertaining with family and friends.

CreditsIsland Living & Patio

Tommy Bahama Outdoor

Consider It Dunne

Karen Kirk & Karen Brams ISL A N D LI VING & PATIOPATIOS

West Palm Beach561.683.7373islandlivingandpatio.comkarenkirk@islandlivingpatio.com

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Interior designer Lisa Erdmann, president of Lisa Erd-mann & Associates, is always looking for the perfect piece of furniture, painting, accessory or antique for her clients. Lisa attributes her successful career to her belief in de-sign excellence coupled with a determination to provide her clients with an enjoyable, stress-free and stimulating experience. Working closely with clients to ascertain their vision, requirements and dreams, Lisa’s process combines her traditional design sensibilities with their needs and wants. Lisa finds inspiration in many areas including the wonderful sights, colors and objects discovered travel-ing, her client’s beloved collections, or the architectural beauty of the home itself. “The most rewarding part of

each project is the installation,” says Lisa. “It is the culmi-nation of the client’s dream and my vision and hard work.” In addition to owning and operating a successful interior design firm, Lisa is president of the board of directors for The Center for Family Services and an active board member of the Nicklaus Children’s Healthcare Foundation. Lisa’s work has appeared in numerous magazines includ-ing Veranda, Luxe, Traditional Home, House Beautiful, Southern Accents, Palm Beach Cottages and Gardens, Florida Design, Better Homes and Gardens, Tropical Homes, as well as, two hardcover books.

Room Description

The grand Living Room of La Florentia, also known as the Birthday Cake Castle, represents the formal enter-taining space for the 1925 Mediterranean-style home. Anchored by an original Adam fireplace and highlighted with stained glass spade-shaped trefoil windows, Lisa Erd-mann followed the formal lead of the room’s architecture and original embellishments to design an elegant, sophis-ticated room filled with antiques, lush textiles and stylish upholstered furniture. Opposing the fireplace, she chose an exquisite antique Regency mahogany sideboard (En-glish circa 1825) from the Elephant’s Foot, establishing her classic signature style of mixing period antiques with lus-cious textiles and interesting accents to create the stylish look. The upholstery and drapery fabrics from Cowtan & Tout lend an elegant sophistication with cool soft blues, accents of neutrals and a modern herringbone textile in an beautiful complimentary shade of blue. A luxurious blue ombre silk and linen fabric cascades around the tre-foil windows, linen and cotton patterned textiles add soft color and visual elegance while a neutral sofa detailed with a wide velvet trim complements the space. Accents, accessories and original artwork provide a curated and well-travelled look and complete the final touches of a space expected from an owner of this historic home.

CreditsCowtan and Tout

Stark Carpet

Elephants Foot

Jerry Pair & Associates

Ferrell + Mittman

J Nelson

Niermann Weeks

Devonshire

Ira Walden & Sons

John McDonald Company

Blumer and Stanton

Lisa Erdmann & Associates

ColWright Services

Lisa Erdmann LISA ERDM A N N A N D A SSOCI ATESGR AN D LIVING ROOM

Palm Beach561-833-9009 www.lisaerdmann.com [email protected]

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From early childhood, Jobe Lopez showed a natural in-clination towards creativity and a genuine love for all things horticulture. The introduction to the work of world renowned English Landscape architect Montague Russel Page, Brazilian architect Roberto Burle Marx and Span-ish architect Fernando Caruncho proved to be a major influence on developing the foundation to many of the ideas and themes Jobe and his brother Josue still value and practice to this day. In the ever evolving world of landscape design, Jobe believes that one principle should remain above all; the idea that architecture, landscaping and garden should be seen as a single feature and all should work harmoniously combined as one. This same concept can be seen in other artistic fields such as fashion design, where textile, textures and colors are combined as one to accommodate to the human figure. The same way a garden must work along with the natural landscape, buildings and structures accommodate each property’s

particular look and need. By the rule of this principle, to Jobe, no two designs or projects are ever the same and each one is truly unique. Following this principle can sometimes prove to be challenging due to the high at-tention to detail required for each project, however this is a challenge Jobe relishes taking on. Many of Jobe’s past work has been featured in known architectural magazines such as Architectural Digest, Landscape Architecture, and many other publications. In his latest endeavors, Jobe has been involved in the creation of residential mega gar-dens. In many of these projects he has been privileged to work with renowned landscape architect Jorge Sanchez. Working alongside an individual with such vast knowl-edge, artistic sensibility and genuine joy towards botan-ical plants has proven to be a great influence and a moti-vating factor in Jobe’s never ending pursuit of expanding his artistic and creative abilities.

Room Description

Our main objective for the Corridor area of the Designers Show House was to mirror the experience of stepping into a traditional Seville “Callejon”. vIn order to create this feeling, we chose to incorporate a balanced color combination including the vibrant colorful Bougainvilleas and Osaka tree and the beautiful greenery of Carmona bushes. Instead of a symmetrical, rigid rendering, we opted for a more free flowing and balanced design as it evokes a sense of serenity and calmness that characterizes many Spanish gardens.

CreditsPottery and Accessories Provided By: Lauren & Company

Jobe & Josue Lopez TH E LOPEZ G ROU PTH E CORRIDOR

Lake [email protected]

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Melody Smith is an award winning designer and native South Floridian that has traveled the world taking inspiration from classic to primitive cultures and styles. Her approach blends the classics, applying modern polish and executing it with a clean visual style to create living spaces individually designed for each client’s needs. In addition to her design clients, she has been acquiring vintage furniture and sells through exclusive dealers. She also involves herself in the NKBA by serving as Secretary of the Treasure Coast Chapter.

Room Description

There is all the necessary equipment here, but with an unexpected twist. A sink atop a wrought iron base is powder coated in a warm, steely grey, a seashell sink stopper adorns the bottom like a little jewel, and a commode with a cushion close lid. The walls shimmer with a subtle gold wall covering and gathered, embroidered, fabric covers the window al-lowing diffused light to enter, but still affording privacy. The shimmering mirror lets you check yourself before heading back to the party, but it’s cozy and quiet here so you decide to stay, enjoying the repeated color,of gold,bronze and white. Crisp and clean but not boring you muse!

CreditsAMB Installations

Artistic Granite

Pioneer Linens

Wallpaper by Wendy

Melody Smith MELODY SMITH INTERIOR SPOWDER ROOM

West Palm Beach 561.309. [email protected]

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Mimi Masri’s design style has been described as contem-porary, sophisticated classic, modern eclectic and icono-clastic. Irrespective of how one may define it, her design point of view articulates a fresh, bold aesthetic derived from a thoughtful and often unexpected melding of color, texture, finish, scale and architectural detail. Masri prefers a strong, determined look, with space to breathe and en-joy one’s surroundings regardless of square footage. She begins with clean lines and a minimum of eye-catching embellishments which reflect the polished feel of the contemporary design. She then proceeds to introduce el-

ements from other genres and periods, bending and ma-nipulating her projects to create a finished product which evokes an emotional reaction. Her rooms do not “look,” they “feel”. Respecting her background in the classical style, Masri’s body of work explores the infinite oppor-tunity of design creativity and artistic diversity. Using her innate architectural sensitivity, impeccably accurate sense of color and color pairing, and intuitive understanding of texture and scale, she weaves together timeless and in-finitely elegant interiors.

Room Description

White venetian plaster walls and ceiling

Hand painted recessed ceilings with hand painted glass friezes

Custom designed glass nightstands

Special CreditsAbout DetailsAnderson’s Classic HardwareCowtan and Tout

• Colefax and Fowler• Jane Churchill• Manuel Canovas

E.J. SchraderEuro Décor StudiosPioneer Linens

CreditsAccent Shutters and Blinds Inc.Ammon Hickson

• Nina Campbell for Osborne and LittleAsian AccentsBoat Light StoreCAD Designs of Palm Beach, Inc.Carlene Safdie AntiquesConsider it Dunne Designer DeliveryCrystal Tree Carpet

• FibreworksDecorators ResourceDelray UpholsteryFirst Look Design StudioJeffrey Michaels

• Creation Baumann• JAB• Samuel and Sons

Jerry Pair• Jane Shelton• Pierre Frey

Martino Furniture RefinishingMole Hollow CandlesNorbar FabricsPerfect Touch Painting ServicesSasser’s Glass Works, Inc.Stark Carpet

• Houles• Old World Weavers

Swink ElectricT&G Custom CreationsTolliver Powder CoatingTricia OlsonT&G Custom CreationsTolliver Powder CoatingTricia Olson

Mary MasriMMDESIG N S, LLCM A STER B EDROOM

Palm [email protected]

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Keith L Williams, ASLA and principal of the Nievera Williams Design, is based in Palm Beach. Keith has spent the past 22 years living in South Florida and is originally from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. He joined Mario Nie-vera Design Incorporated in 1998. He is also involved in a wide range of projects in the role of “partner-in charge” of design for residential and commercial landscape proj-ects throughout Palm Beach, New York, Bahamas, Miami Beach and Shanghai, China. Projects also include land-

scape designs for historic & landmarked residences. Keith has recently completed the restoration and renovation of the Royal Poinciana Chapel Gardens in Palm Beach and is currently working on a multiple phase garden resto-ration for a significant landmarked Palm Beach residence designed by noted architect Maurice Fatio. Current com-mercial work includes design for the new landscape and site improvements for the Design Center of the Americas in Dania Beach, Florida (DCOTA).

Room Description

The inspiration for the East Gardens come from the architecture period and style of the home. We want the gardens to feel a little contemporary, but still have a Mediterranean feeling. The design intent is to play with color, texture, scale and light. The gardens capture the water views and create a strong relationship between the house, the gardens and the surrounding waters. The East Gardens are unexpected and a complete surprise.

CreditsCoastal Gardens, LLC

Seibert & Rice

Rood Landscape

Island Environmental

Keith Williams NIE V ER A WILLI A MS DESIG NL A N DSC A PE CH A IR M A NE A ST GARDENS

Palm Beach561.515.0213 - 305 604 [email protected]

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NXG Studio is a full service architecture and interior design firm showcasing the talents of the husband and wife team of Noe X. Guerra, RA and Melissa Z. Guerra, ASID. Melissa attended design school at the University of Georgia. She began her career as an assistant manag-er at Brunschwig & Fils in Atlanta while doing freelance design on the side. In 2004, she moved to Palm Beach to practice interior design working for a prestigious design firm. Melissa is known for adding a modern twist to classic design to create spaces that truly reflects client’s individu-al style. She is known for inspiring color schemes, visually stunning interiors, and an abundance of design ideas. Us-ing color and texture to achieve the ultimate décor while evoking the owner’s personality, she builds cohesive, styl-ish spaces. Melissa is dedicated to enhancing the vision of her clients and creating homes in which they feel com-fortable and want to share with others. Noe X. Guerra graduated with Honors in Architectural Design from the University of California, Berkeley. Extensive collabora-tive work with prominent firms on both the East and West

Coasts provided practical knowledge in the many aspects of this field including project management, architectur-al design, building renovations and additions, interior design, environmental analysis, land planning, contract document preparation and construction administration. Noe specializes in solving difficult architectural problems while creating beautiful environments. In the early 90’s, Guerra established the firm NXG ARCHITECTURE Inc., where as principal architect, he continued to create interesting work across the architectural spectrum. In 2010, he joined with Melissa Z. Guerra to create NXG STUDIO. Together, Melissa & Noe provide a seamless architecture and interior design relationship for all of their client’s needs. Over twenty years of experiences have been fine tuned on multi-faceted projects ranging from renovations to new construction, including projects from high end residential remodels to multi-million dollar commercial projects, and landmark historic building res-torations.

Room Description

It is important to marry the feel and integrity of a historic home with a modern, updated kitchen. NXG Studio ac-complishes this goal in the Birthday Cake Castle by using a classic shaker white cabinet. The kitchen is the center of any home and especially this restoration. In the cabinetry, we have provided a perfect back drop to beautiful coun-tertops, hidden paneled modern appliances, and practical eating and gathering areas on the islands. The wine cellar is a new addition to the home, which allows for an open feel to the family room. These features support family ac-tivity, a feeling of modernity as well as timelessness.

CreditsAppliances: Ferguson’s

Backsplash: ASD, A Francois & Co Company

Countertops: Keys Granite

Sinks & Faucets: Rohl through

ESO Decorative Plumbing

Paint: Benjamin Moore Paint Contractor: Mike Thomas

Glass for Wine Room: Interna-tional Glass & Mirror

Wine Racks: Vintage Views

Pendants: Restoration Hardware Stools: Ballard Design

Window Treatments: Seams Xclusive

Cabinet Hardware: ProSource

Florist: Orange Blossom

Delivery Services: ColWright

Melissa & Noe Guerra NXG S TU DIOKITCH EN

North Palm [email protected]

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More than any other industry, Interior Design requires an intimate connection between the client and designer. After nearly a decade as the creative force behind PGD, Piper’s recurring motto has become “I am creating a space that will be beautiful and that you will also be com-fortable in.” Her clients describe her as “honest and clear,” giving guidance on compatibility, style, coordination and cost. Her goal is to help clients discover their story and style and turn that into a design that is a true reflection of them. She focuses on creating spaces that reflect the client’s needs, lifestyle and vision, each design uniquely tailored to suit the client. Her signature talent and passion is the ability to express a client’s vision through the use of textiles. Layering texture, pattern and color adds interest and personality to her spaces. Clients trust Piper to listen,

understand and translate their personal style and needs, sometimes stretching their boundaries while creating spaces that are beautiful and practical. Piper earned her MBA from the University of Central Florida, then contin-ued her education in Interior Design at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. As much a function of her experience as her education, Piper’s conceptual framework comes from growing up in the tropical islands and extensive travel through Europe, South and Central America. Her client base ranges from New York to the Carolinas to Florida and from casual to formal, eclectic to traditional. Her acute attention to detail and personalized approach to design balances function with refined design and creates distinctive interior environments.

Room Description

Comfortable textures and worn finishes give this family room a lived in feel and invite you to spend time in the space. Centering around a floating sofa upholstered in a large print, bold coral fabrics bring an energy that is care-fully balanced against natural textures and neutral solids. The soft shape of the cocktail table and the clipped cor-ners of the media chest add interest with their form as well as with their distressed cream and gray finishes. A round concrete top table grounds the game room under a mag-nificent shelled chandelier. Designed for family living, the cozy reading nook, game table, writing desk and seating area all provide practicality and comfort while framing the beautiful Intracoastal view.

Piper GonzalezPIPER GONZ A LEZ DESIG N SFAMILY ROOM

Royal Palm [email protected]

CreditsRobert Allen

Clermont Interiors Upholstery

Ecodecor Drapery Installations

Jaipur Rugs

Thibaut Wallcoverings

Hickory White Upholstery

Lillian August

Gabby Home

Arteriors Home

Stephanie Ferguson

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decorative painters, Scott Robertson shifted his career focus and has become a sought-after interior design-er. Trained as a fine artist, Scott worked with many of the nation’s top designers to create some of the coun-try’s most beautiful homes and to restore some of Palm Beach’s most notable interiors; in essence, a training in the art of interior design working with the most notable designers of our time. Now, he brings his artist’s eye and seasoned perspective to his own clients’ homes, creating personalized interiors that are both beautiful and prac-tical, in styles that range from contemporary to classic. He believes that a respect for client’s lives and tastes and experiences leads to balanced and functional interiors. “So many of my clients have led rich full lives, acquir-

ing amazing collections of furniture, objects, and art. If I respect those objects and incorporate them into a new home, I have honored both the client and the objects. It creates a more nuanced, interesting room.” Many years of experience working with clients as an artist give this designer a rare ability to understand clients’ needs while accurately reflecting their tastes and lifestyles. Scott’s clients immediately recognize him as “someone I knew I could work with.” While keeping the big picture in mind, Scott nevertheless pays close attention to each project’s details, a habit gained from decades as a fine artist. The result? Memorable, lively interiors with style and energy designed for 21st century lives.

Room Description

Up a small tucked away staircase one enters a secluded private oasis. The perfect guest room- quiet, filled with light, spacious with a private seating area for reading, and a lovely terrace with the best view in the house looking out across the lawn to the Intracoastal. I wanted to create a room that enhanced the special attributes of the space. Something quiet, low keyed, serene, and comfortable. As with many projects, the first inspiration was a special fabric which in this case was the woven ikat fabric from Kravet used for the drapery panels. I wanted to create a “white” room so the decision to limit the color palette to off whites, neutral greys and celadon was the next choice.

Following with the white theme, the painted floor provid-ed a special pattern and scale suited to the space of the room without the expense of a custom carpet. Also, the painted floor keeps the room cool, low maintenance, and open; a damp mop and it’s ready to go. The large uphol-stered headboard adds a touch of drama behind the bed as well as hiding an unfortunately placed window.

As with any room the goal is comfort, functionality, and livability. I have no problem imagining any house guest enjoying this hideaway and hoping the hosts simply for-get they are even up here.

CreditsChaise Lounges: Grange

Chaise Cushion Fabric: Scalamandre

Drapery and Upholstery: Associated Designer Services

Painting: Steven Botts Inc.

Wallpaper Installation: Keith Berg

Secretary, End Table, Accessories: Jennifer Garrigues Inc.

Artworks: Scott Robertson Interiors

Scott Robertson SCOT T ROB ERTSON INTERIOR SGU EST ROOM - WATERVIEW

Lake Worth561.301.0449www.scottrobertsoninteriors.netscottrobertson01@bellsouth.net

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After more than 20 years as one of Palm Beach’s most re-nowned decorative painters, Designer Stephen Mooney’s unique point of view is eclectic yet firmly rooted in the basic tenets of quality, comfort and timeless elegance. He credits his background, the Northern California childhood, the solid foundation of a Rhode Island School of Design education, and wanderlust-fueled travel to the four corners of the world. Although keenly aware of avant-garde trends in décor and of revolutionary developments in materials and applications, Stephen remains committed to creating interiors that tran-scend fashion for the more everlasting style. “Classic Interi-ors, whether Contemporary or Traditional, when done well,

can stand the test of time,” he explains. “My designs involve intelligent use of color, the integrity of exquisite materials, craftsmanship and scale, and the delight of the unexpected. The goal is to provide my clients with environments that re-flect their own personalities.” Stephen Mooney’s design stu-dios and showroom are just steps off fabled Worth Avenue in charming Via Parigi. Here, within earshot of the trickling fountain and lush bougainvillea, a closely knit design team creates and manages projects that range widely in scale and scope – from modest pieds-a-terre to grand manor resi-dences – from around the corner to across the country.

Room Description

A sophisticated retreat for the worldly traveler, the study is a comfortable room to relax and chat with a friend about your latest adventures or sit and update your trav-el blog. Enveloped in textured walls, the room is cozy without feeling confined. The luxurious plaid silk curtains paired with the leather & chrome chairs are an unexpect-ed combination. Document fabrics on antique chairs and benches are stark contrast to the unique desk. By floating the seating area and desk to face east, you are able to take advantage of the view to the garden & Intracoastal whether entertaining or planning your next travels..

CreditsBenjamin Moore

Brad Risser

Brunschwig & Fils

ColWright Designer Delivery Services

David Iatesta

Decorative Arts & Fine Antiques

Frederick Fine Arts

George Egresits

Gonsman Custom Draperies

Janis V., Inc

Jeffrey Michaels

John Rosselli & Associates

Kravet

Lee Jofa

Old World Weavers

Peter Vey

Pioneer Linens

Samuel & Sons

Stark

Stephen Mooney Interiors

Vaughan Lighting

Wallpaper by Wendy

Stephen Mooney S TEPH EN MOON EY INTERIOR SSTUDY

Palm Beach561.889.8293www.stephenmooneyinteriors.comstephen@stephenmooneyinteriors.com

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Todd Hase has always had a passion for fine furnishings.. As a child he attended antique auctions in the Midwest by himself, bidding on furniture and collectibles for his parent’s antique business as well as his own. He developed a keen eye for a quality piece of furniture from many peri-ods in history. The architecture program at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Harrington Institute of Interior Design honed his classical planning skills and there he became focused on interior design, furniture design, and the way people would utilize a space. Upon graduation, working as a freelance interior designer in Chicago and then New York City, Todd encountered repeated voids in the furniture market. He could never find the perfect

mix of old and new, current yet livable so he began to de-sign pieces for his clients. The New York press and de-sign world became enamored with his original collection leading to twenty-plus years of successful furniture and interior design. When not in one of his national showroom ateliers in New York City, Southampton, or Palm Beach, Todd travels the world living half of each year in France. This pattern has certainly grounded his work in an interna-tional history of design, but raising two active daughters with his wife keeps his work relevant-- modern, American and livable. His interiors have graced the covers of Elle Décor, Interior Design, House & Garden, Architectural Digest and The NY Times Magazine.

Room Description

Loggia - ‘New Fashioned’ Tropical Ballroom - Interior and furniture designer Todd Hase creates the ultimate reception space in the historic mansion’s Loggia. Palla-dian proportions and ballroom references are honored and enhanced with Todd’s eponymous collection of fine furnishings. Modern armless settees ground antique gilt ballroom chairs for seating flexibility. Ethereal Lu-cite drink tables pepper the groupings and a gilt wood guéridon with a fantastical blue marble top centers the hall. Azul phalaenopsis orchids adorn three crystal chan-deliers as well as the architecture and historic fountain. The result is a ‘new-fashioned’ tropical ballroom.

Todd Hase TODD H A SELOGGIA - N EW FA SHION ED TROPIC AL BALLROOM

West Palm [email protected]

CreditsTodd Hase Furniture, Inc. Todd Hase Antiques Todd Hase Textiles Houles USA, Inc. Trims

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Frank Maguire co-founded Quigley Maguire Collections, located at 301 Pineapple Grove Way, in Delray Beach with partner Karen Quigley in the fall of 2010. The collec-tion is a showcase of estate and contemporary furnishings and decorative accessories, each hand-picked and edited by the partnership. Combining 30 years in the advertis-ing business with his experiences renovating for friends, family and clients up and down the east coast, Frank has been able to launch an impressive home furnishings retail store and consultation business. Frank’s strong sense of color, finely honed in the graphic arts field as well as his

intimate knowledge of how individuals and their families live, provides an excellent foundation for collaboration with clients. Known for his high energy level, Frank also immerses himself in local philanthropy through the Red Cross Show House. He underwrites the Show House Boutique which houses select merchandise that makes artful design available to our visitors for take-out! In addition, Frank’s work is on view in the Show House first floor powder room. His enthusiasm is contagious and his professionalism has resulted in a local success story.

Room Description

A departure from the traditional man cave, Frank Maguire’s cigar room is based on his interpretation of the gentleman’s retreat. Enveloped in a dark navy high gloss paint, one relaxes among images captured by the leather patch work rug and inspired artwork. Yet, this is Palm Beach and Frank provides a nod to nature with his stunning Deco rattan chairs amongst other wonderful accoutrements.

CreditsJerry Pair

Stark Carpet

Quigley Maguire Collections

Frank MaguireQU IG LEY M AG U IRE COLLEC TION SCIGAR ROOM

Delray [email protected]

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Verónica Volani-Inza is a Venezuelan born, Florida li-censed interior designer with over sixteen years of ex-perience. She is known for creating unique homes using an appealing mixture of colors and finishes. Her eclectic style is showcased in her retail shop, Verónica Volani-Inza CASA, located on Antique Row, Art & Design District in West Palm Beach which features a variety of her custom designed furniture as well as antiques, accessories and art collected from around the world. Her limitless imag-ination, boundless resources and environmental passion emanate through her work, translating each client’s vi-sion into inviting and stunning living and working spaces. Verónica was honored with 2012 ASID Excellence Award

for Best Residential Design, 2012 ASID Excellence Award for Best Outdoor Living, 2010 PRISM Gold Award for Interior Design - Residential Remodeling, 2010 PRISM Silver Award for Eco-Friendly Interior Design, 2009 PRISM Gold Award for Interior Design, 2009 PRISM Silver Award for Living Room Design, 2008 PRISM Sil-ver Award for Interior Design Renovation, by Gold Coast Builders Association (GCBA). She is also a member of The Junior league of the Palm Beaches (JLPB) since September 2010 and a member of The American Society of Interior Designer (ASID) since November 2005.

Room Description

An eclectic yet whimsical foyer is the first impression one perceives when stepping in this historical 1920’s home known as the La Florentia, The Birthday Cake Castle. A mixture of materials and bright colors of the art created by local artists shape this witty and inviting entrance. A gorgeous chocolate brown modern chest displaying square brass knobs and a spectacular rectangular Venetian style mirror from the early 20th century shows the diversified styles Verónica embraces. Two formidable oversized Provencal lanterns reflect ample light in the hallways and emphasize the elements of architecture and design.

Veronica Volani-Inza V ERONIC A VOL A NI - INZ A INTERIOR DESIG NFOYER AN D STAIRC A SE

West Palm Beach561.288.9000veronicavolaniinza.cominfo@veronicavolaniinza.com

CreditsArt: JF Gallery and Verónica Volani-Inza Casa

Bench Credenza, Accessories: Verónica Volani-Inza Casa

Floor Lamp, Mirror, Ceiling Lanterns: Coté Jardin

Center Piece on Credenza, Table Lamp: Regency Antiques & Home

Carpet: Jack Walsh Carpets & Rugs

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William Bainbridge Steele, originally from Santa Barba-ra, California, began his career in 1990 with the estab-lishment of William Bainbridge Steele Designs in Vero Beach. Since then, he has expanded his operating ter-ritory to include offices in Palm Beach, Greenwich and Nantucket. A career spanning over twenty five years, William initially embarked in the field of floral design - creating the most imaginative and spectacular weddings and parties in South Florida throughout the country and abroad. William’s floral design projects delivered him into the world of event planning where he has successfully planned over 150 weddings along with hundreds of pri-vate and corporate events, including a host of charitable

fundraising events. This added avenue steered William into the interior design field after several clients for whom he had planned hugely successful events asked him to de-sign their homes. The interior design field was natural because of William’s keen sense of style and relentless strive for perfection. Clients realize that William takes on each and every project as though it were his own. His personal goal with every endeavor is not to reach a client’s expectations, but to far exceed them. William believes in creating a lifestyle for his clients, one not of fads and trends, but one enveloping a sense of personal style and warmth that makes one’s living space truly a home.

Room Description

The ease and comfort of an era of Old South Florida gone by. Set high on the second floor of this enchant-ing home is a sumptuous Master retreat with separate sleeping area and sitting room overlooking majestic Lake Worth. Rest, relax or read in a comfortable setting of soft whites accented with the slightest hint of blue. Carefully combining old and new, light and dark, William has cre-ated an atmosphere designed for today’s comfort envel-oping the balance of grace and style of the ensconced Mizner-esque Mansion. Textured plaster walls and rich, dark beamed ceilings combined with mahogany stained

hardwood floors create warmth and added intrigue to this tranquil original Master Bedroom Suite.

The Suite has been divided into three separate areas: a sleeping room with a beautiful sleigh bed and romantic fireplace, a reading room with presentation table / card table, and a sitting room with a writing desk, relaxing lounging chairs and adjacent chaise . All areas cohesive-ly encompass one grand, very livable space.

CreditsBed Linens: Pioneer Linens

Floor Covering: Stark Carpet

Carpet Installation Services: Lawsflaws, Inc.

Paint: Benjamin Moore

Painting Services: Geovanny Delgado

Artwork: Paul Robinson Fine Art Col-lection

Furnishings, Accessories and Lighting: William Bainbridge Steele Designs

William SteeleWILLI A M BA IN B RIDG E S TEELE DESIG NOLD M A STER B ED ROOM

Vero [email protected]

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TOMMY BAHAMA / BLACK SANDS COLLECTION

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We salute The American

Red Cross and all they do

for ourcommunities.

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420 US Hwy 1, Ste. 23 N. Palm Beach, FL 33408

www.nxgstudio.com Phone: 561-337-8786

Fax: 5612281363 E-mail: [email protected]

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PROUDLY SUPPORTS

AMERICAN RED CROSS

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ADT is committed to our 17,000 team members and the over 200 communities across North America where we live and work. This commitment is demonstrated through

ADT Always Cares, our company-wide community service program comprised of both employee volunteerism and employee-directed philanthropy.

ADT is proud to support the American Red Cross and their commitment to our

South Florida community.

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The American Red Cross South Florida Region would like to thank the volunteers, and our generous underwriters and sponsors, for making it all possible.

We would like to thank our homeowners, Steve Levine and Jeniffer Mora, fordonating their home for our 39th Anniversary event.

We would also like to thank General Chairmen, Bill Kopp, Mimi Masri, andStephen Mooney for their continued dedication & great leadership, Dan Munna with Dan Munna Construction for all his help completing this project, Boutique Chairmen, Susan Angert and Frank Maguire, for always keeping the boutique stocked with fabu-lous fi nds and the latest trends.And fi nally, to each of the designers for their donation of time, energy, and great talents to this project; thank you all for lending a hand in helping us fulfi ll the vital mission of the American Red Cross.

Red Cross Mission StatementThe American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emer-gencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Special Thanks

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From spears and pioneers to hurricanes and

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brings our past to life in a way that fascinates and

entertains all ages.

Located within the historic 1916 Courthouse in

downtown West Palm Beach, the Museum is one

of South Florida’s favorite attractions.

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Tuesday – Saturday, 10am–5pm (Closed major holidays)

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The Museum features temporary special exhibitions and contains two permanent exhibitions that showcase Palm Beach County history.

The current special exhibition Courage Under Fire: 120 Years of Fire Rescue details the history of the West Palm Beach Fire Rescue Department, originally known as “The Flagler Alerts.” This group of volunteers has evolved into a highly trained force of first responders.

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PA L M B E A C H C O U N T Y

R I C H A R D A N D PAT

JOHNSON

HISTORYMUSEUM

From spears and pioneers to hurricanes and

famous names, the Johnson History Museum

brings our past to life in a way that fascinates and

entertains all ages.

Located within the historic 1916 Courthouse in

downtown West Palm Beach, the Museum is one

of South Florida’s favorite attractions.

300 North Dixie Hwy, Downtown West Palm Beach

Tuesday – Saturday, 10am–5pm (Closed major holidays)

www.historicalsocietypbc.org | 561.832.4164

Courage Under Fire120 Years of Fire Rescue

Through June 27, 2015

The Museum features temporary special exhibitions and contains two permanent exhibitions that showcase Palm Beach County history.

The current special exhibition Courage Under Fire: 120 Years of Fire Rescue details the history of the West Palm Beach Fire Rescue Department, originally known as “The Flagler Alerts.” This group of volunteers has evolved into a highly trained force of first responders.

S P E C I A L E X H I B I T

Admission is free!

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