2016 Red Cross Designer Show House Journal

THE 2016 DESIGNERS’ SHOW HOUSE JOURNAL

February 25th–March 26th

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Journal Contents 11

Letter from the General Chairman

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Letter from the Board Chairman and Executive Director

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The Designers’ Show House Board of Directors

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The American Red Cross Leadership

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Sound the Alarms!

An Art Moderne Style Former Fire House Takes Center Stage

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The Design, Glamour, and Homes of The Designers’ Show House 1976 - 2016

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The Designer’s Boutique

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The 2016 Designers

Very Special Thanks: Brianna Sidman/Event Specialist, Analisa Muti/Major Gifts Officer Elizabeth Mass/Editorial Archivist/Show House Historian The Red Cross Designers’ Show House Journal is a Pomp & Circ Publication / info@pompandcirc.com Graphic Design: Sean Drake / supermarketcreative.com All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part of any material in this magazine is expressly prohibited.

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Letter From The General Chairmen

Dear Friends of the American Red Cross, As we celebrate our 40th anniversary, it is with great pleasure that we present the 2016 American Red Cross Designers’ 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 and heartfelt thanks to the designers who continue to contribute their time and talent.

This year we visit a beautiful Art Moderne style house, former Fire Station #3 for the City of West Palm Beach. The designers’ careful eye to detail, scale and proportion is truly represented in each and every space. It is our hope that you will find the designers’ inspirational and educational, as this is a true hallmark of the interior design profession.

We would like to thank our homeowners, Keith and Gretchen Miller, 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 2016 Designers’ Show House team, we thank you for your continued support.

Bill Kopp, Mimi Masri, and Stephen Mooney General Chairmen 2016 American Red Cross Designers’ Show House

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Letter from the Board Chairman & Chief Development Officer

Thank you for joining us for the American Red Cross Designers’ Show House!

We are proud to be celebrating the 40th anniversary of this event. Each year, in South Florida fire related disasters outnumber all others, and we respond with food, shelter, and emotional support for those affected. Fittingly, this year’s Designers’ Show House gives you the opportunity to explore a stunning, Art Moderne former fire station, originally built in 1938. The City of West Palm Beach decommissioned the fire station in 2006, when it was purchased by the current owners and transformed into the beautiful home you see now.

The Designers’ Show House would not be possible without our creative and talented designers, committee members, corporate partners, and many others who give so much of themselves to the humanitarian mission of the Red Cross. To them, we offer our sincerest thanks and gratitude.

World peace leader and social activist Desmond Tutu once said, “Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.” When a disaster occurs, Red Cross staff and volunteers focus on resolving people’s immediate emergency needs with warm meals, a place to sleep, and clothing, enabling those affected to get back on their feet and see a bright future on the horizon.

We are proud to be 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.

Today, as you travel through this beautifully designed home, take a moment to reflect on how your support of the American Red Cross helps bring hope to the most vulnerable and readies our neighbors’ return to their homes after a disaster. With your continued support, the American Red Cross is able to offer assistance when families need us most.

Welcome to the 2016 American Red Cross Designers’ Show House!

Marc R. Gaylord Chairman, Board of Directors

Robin Hicks Nunley Executive Director, Greater Palm Beach and Martin County

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The American Red Cross Presents the 2016 American Red Cross Designers’ Show House The Historic “North Station” Erected 1938

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he American Red Cross 2016 featured home is the historic “North Station,” a former firehouse for the City of West Palm Beach built in 1938. The Art Moderne style property

was purchased by Keith and Gretchen Miller in 2006, and renovated, into a 4,500 square foot residential property.

“I’m always looking around for the next thing to work on,” said Miller, a builder and renovator who has concentrated on redeveloping West Palm Beach’s northern neighborhoods, “I like interesting and unique properties”.

He certainly found that with the unique “North Station,” designed in an Art Deco style known as Art Moderne or sometimes Streamline Mod-

erne. The home’s horizontal, blocky architecture with rounded corners and incised lines evokes the glamorous ocean liners of the era.

The choice of the “North Station” highlights one of the most critical missions of the American Red Cross - assisting those affected by fires.

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or forty years the country’s finest dec- In addition to being a showcase for design, the show orators and designers have vied for houses have showcased technological advances. a spot to put their talents on display

The 1987 show house at Trump Plaza touted its “24-

for the annual Red Cross Designer

case wine cellar (complete with computer for tracking

Show House, which features a differ- your inventory of vino)” The 2009 show house at 1125

ent Palm Beach residence each winter. Many noted

North Flagler “incorporated a feel of ultra-modernity

designers have participate over the years, including

by featuring for the first time, a Media Room which

Bunny Williams, Christopher Hyland, Charlotte Moss,

embraced all the elegance and luxury available in the

HG editor Nancy Novogrod, Mario Buatta, Alexa

world of home-electronics and entertaining at the time.

Hampton, Michael Smith, Carolyn Roehm, Nancy Corzine, John Loring, and Carlton Varney.

Outdoor spaces and rooms have continued to evolve and become a larger part of the show house, begin-

Tennis legend Venus Williams designed a second

ning perhaps with the 1999 show house at the Vaughn

floor balcony in the 2003 show house at 2101 South

Estate, built in 1923. The home was purchased in the

Flagler Drive and the well known whimsical wildlife artist

1970’s by Lewis and Varina Vaughn, who worked ac-

Nancy Jolly painted a zebra striped baby grand piano

tively for orchid societies and hybridized several new

for Stephen Mooney’s loggia at Casa del Asilo in 1992.

types of Phalaenopsis orchids, including an unheard

Three homes have been the site of the show house

of yellow orchid.

twice: Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, 253 Barce- Of course, all of the glamour and glitz that this event has lona Road, in 1990 and 2007; Casa del Asilo, 1201 created through the years has a purpose as the proNo. Flagler, in 1992 and 2006, for the 30th anniver- ceeds go to supporting the mission of the Red Cross. sary; and Villa della Palme, 124 Churchill Road, in 1994 and 2014. Treatments were different each time, reflecting evolving tastes. As Stephen Mooney noted about Villa della Palme, “the 1994 home had a heavier, more Mediterranean feel whereas today the designers are taking a different approach with lighter colors, textures and finished”.

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FORTY YEARS OF DESIGN

DESIGNERS’ SHOW HOUSE - THROUGH THE YEARS Sargent Architectural Photography

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1986:

Mi Encanto (My Enchantment), on the ocean in Manalapan, designed by Marion Wyeth and built in 1925. The 1953 Feadship Exuberance, believed to be the oldest Feadship still in service, was also on view. Feadships are Dutch built, and the Rolls Royce of private yachts.

1987:

Two twin townhouses at Trump Plaza, 525 So. Flagler Drive

1989:

Equestrian Home, Wellington

1990:

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens,corner of Flagler and Barcelona

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3024 Washington Road, designed by Gustav Maass but substantially modified; two stories, on Lake Worth

1992:

Casa del Asilo (House of Refuge), 1201 N. Flagler Drive, built in 1925 and designed by Harvey & Clarke

1994:

124 Churchill Road, Villa della Palme; built in 1925

1996:

The Manor, 114 Murray Road, built in 1952

1997:

101 Churchill Road

1999:

The Vaughn Estate, 100 Palmetto Lane

2001:

two town homes in City Place on Hibiscus Street

2003:

new home at 2101 S. Flagler Dr.

2005:

223 Sunset Road; built in 1925 and on the National Register of Historic Places

2006:

Casa del Asilo (see 1992)

2007:

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, built in 1925

2008:

2700 North Ocean, Singer Island (9,180 sq. foot Tower Suite)

2009:

1125 Flagler Drive; built in 1936; 11,000 sq. feet.

2010:

City Place South Tower, 550 Okeechobee Blvd.

2011:

3000 No. Flagler Drive; 2 story, 2004 home

2012:

The Mansion, 3001 Spruce Ave.; built in 1923

2013:

123 Santa Lucia Drive; Key West style home built in 2010

2014:

124 Churchill Road (see 1994)

2015:

La Florentia, 1 Fifth Avenue South, Lake Worth; nicknamed “The Birthday Castle;� 7,000 sq. feet built 1925

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Allabastro Designs Kerry Allabastro

Allabastro Designs 1720 SE Indian Street Stuart, FL 34997 T. 772-288-2519 kerry@allabastrodesigns.com allabastrodesigns.com

Biography Kerry Allabastro’s enviable sense of color, texture and intricate design has distinguished her as a leading designer in Florida. Allabastro’s signature philosophy of style blends innovative and classic design with each client’s distinctive tastes to create inviting, livable spaces that aim to exceed expectations.

Highly regarded for her comfortable and elegant approach, Kerry has gained a loyal clientele and respect from both her peers and the press. Allabastro’s design work has been featured in both regional and local publications including Chicago Home and Garden, North Carolina Architecture, Florida Design’s Best of Edition, the cover of Palm Beach The Island, Fort Lauderdale Florida Design Sourcebook, Design, Stuart Magazine Resort Homes and, most recently, Florida Design’s 25th Anniversary Collector’s Edition, Volume 25, and the cover of Florida Architecture’s 86th Edition.

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For over thirty years, Allabastro has worked on projects of all sizes and scopes across the U.S. and abroad. A native of North Carolina and a graduate of Appalachian State University, Kerry established Allabastro Designs in 2004 in Stuart, Florida, where she resides with her two daughters. Allabastro Designs continues to pride itself on maintaining strong partnerships with other trade professionals and, most importantly, its clients to ultimately create spaces as individual as the clients themselves.

Comfort and elegance wash over visitors as they step into the lightly painted room. Underfoot, a neutral plush carpet grounds the room, inviting guests to slip off their shoes and crawl into the pillowy bed.

Glamorous, interesting, and sexy come to mind for this bedroom, a design which is inviting and warm with beautifully appointed bedding with accents of blue and orange. Interesting handpicked art adorns the lightly painted walls. A custom tortoise shell Chippendale headboard draws the eye to the room’s focal point and provides a contrast to the plush and sumptuous fine Italian bedding. Anchored to the ceiling, the bed is encased in a whimsical canopy of airy fabric that falls luxuriously to the floor.

Credits: Bespoke Designs & Consulting, Jeremy Wilson and Michelle Marek Wilson, Juno Beach, FL; Cowtan & Tout, Dania, FL; David Francis Furniture, Vero Beach, FL; GK Window Treatments Inc., Garo Kalpakjian, Pompano Beach, FL; Pioneer Linens, West Palm Beach, FL; Samuel & Sons, New York, NY- Showroom; Jeffrey Michaels & Company, Dania, FL; Morris Painting & Decorating Inc, Sergio Perez, Stuart, FL; Stark Carpet, New York, NY; Stonum’s Custom Carpentry & Painting Inc.; Linda Stonum, Palm City, FL; Artist: Jan Dorian Whitney, Palm City, Florida

GUEST BEDROOM TWO

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Angela Reynolds Designs Angela Reynolds

Angela Reynolds Designs 11531 North 178th Road Jupiter, Fl 33478 T. 561.624.4914 F. 561.828.4628 info@AngelaReynolds.com angelareynolds.com

Biography Angela Reynolds’ trademark style of chic coastal interiors is a synthesis of classic architectural detailing, custom modern furnishings, luxury textiles, and eclectic accents all blended into a distinctly approachable style. Her playful, casual personality is reflected in this informal approach to design and in her relationships with her clients. Clients appreciate her eye for detail and her ability to deliver a custom project designed from the ground up.

Angela graduated from the Inchbald School of Interior Design in London after earning a B.A. in Art History from American University in Washington D.C. She launched her design career in London working with a diverse sense of style for an international client base. These design experiences allowed Angela to gain a wide range of knowledge and insights on the multiple aspects of the design trade.

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Now based in South Florida, her years abroad benefit her clients today as she helps navigate the experience of building and designing their personal residence. Angela’s portfolio has continued to grow, and she’s had the privilege of working on some truly one of a kind homes. Angela counts among her projects Celine Dion’s oceanfront Jupiter Island residence and Elin Nordegren’s oceanfront home in Juno Beach. Angela’s down to earth personality and design know­how are the perfect combination for helping her clients realize their dream homes.

MASTER BEDROOM

Room Description The Master Bedroom hearkens to a 1970’s Malibu beach house, with all of the essential natural world elements, as re­imagined for an Art Deco Florida setting. An inviting slipcover style upholstered wing bed rests on a wool and jute patterned rug, sumptuously anchoring the space. A streamlined wood dresser with warm brass details elegantly rests to one side of the room, filling a niche. Raffia covered nightstands add complementary texture to the softness of the bed while sculptural metal lamps are reflected in oversized mirrors above the nightstands.

Diffuse sunlight illumines the space through gauzy linen curtains, which sigh in a cool breeze off of coastal waters. Ivory colored grasscloth walls with flecks of silver metallic strands play off the organic and modern aesthetic, adding an additional textural element to the space.

An oversized sheepskin pouf in a corner of the room invites one to succumb to its enveloping comfort. A large brass chandelier, centrally located, draws and commands the eye. Fresh white and supple tan textiles layer in the room to complete the textural embodiment of 70’s luxe. Together these elements create a soft, halcyon palate that reflects a certain carefree era, updated with a contemporary interpretation.

Credits: Decorators Factory Outlet, Jim Thompson through the Jerry Pair Showroom, Dash & Albert, New Designs Furniture, Auskin Rugs, Dutch Masters, Cowtan & Tout, Wallpaper by Wendy, Vault Designer Delivery, Arteriors, Peacock & Alley

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HomeLife Interiors Joseph Cortes and Kevin Marnell

HomeLife Interiors 3506 South Dixie Highway West Palm Beach, Fl 33405 T. 561 659-2404 F. 561 659-2405 hlinteriors.com

Biography Welcome to HomeLife Interiors, where we believe every client deserves an inspired home. We listen to your needs and then guide, plan, and translate your vision into a personalized environment. HomeLife Interiors is a full-service, licensed interior design firm based in the Antique Row Art and Design District of West Palm Beach Florida. We are 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 our clients.

HomeLife Interiors is committed to design excellence, responsibility, and sustainability. With over 30 years of design experience, principals Joseph Cortes and Kevin Marnell approach projects from an architectural point of view with an emphasis on their signature Soft Modern style.

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Proud winners of the 2007 and 2015 ASID Design Excellence Awards, HomeLife Interiors has been featured on HGTV’s “Bang for your Buck” series and “Designing for the Sexes.” We enjoy working with new and unusual materials, and take pride in staying current with the latest products and technologies.

Together, Cortes and Marnell offer a unique combination of architectural design, interior design, engineering, construction and project management knowledge. Call us, because you deserve a great HomeLife.

After winning an ASID Design Excellence award for last year’s Master Bathroom design, HomeLife Interiors brings its Soft Modern brand to this relaxing bar/lounge area. We are evoking a look of comfortable, confident glamour. Enjoy this poolside room in the morning with coffee or in the evening with favorite friends and cocktails. The meditative space is brought to life with a backdrop of hand printed wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries. The amorphous, flowing metallic brings a luminescent focal point to the room. New Design Furniture fabricated these custom designed, HomeLife Interiors pieces. They invite one to sit back and find relaxation. Neutral fabrics allow these pieces to find application in many different settings. The companion bar seats can be used for counter height seating or dining. These beautiful lighting pieces bring the room to life with sparkle. The hand-blown glass pendants from Hudson Valley Lighting look like they are illuminated from within. Smooth crystal and brass on the chandelier become a work of simple sophistication. A hand woven wool carpet grounds the entire composition and provides lush underfoot comfort. Finally, art selection lends a personalized “point of view” to a space that reflects an owner’s sense of humor and style

FAMILY ROOM

Room Description

Credits: Credits: Custom HLI Club Chair and Custom HLI Dining/Bar Chairs-New Design Furniture, Custom Console - PRO Millwork, Chandelier / Bar Pendants - Hudson Valley Lighting ©, Area Rug - Orly Shabahang Palm Beach, Art - JF Galler, Barware - Mary Mahoney Palm Beach, Wallcovering - Phillip Jeffries, Paint - Benjamin Moore

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Jack Fhillips Design Jack Fhillips

Jack Fhillips Designs Inc 4 Harvard Circle Suite 200 West Palm Beach, Florida 33409 T. 561.659.4459

Biography Jack Fhillips has been a member of the interior design industry for over 30 years. His own eponymous firm is now 24 years old. He is a graduate of Georgia Southern University and is among the first designers licensed by the State of Florida. Mr. Fhillips’ work has taken him throughout the East Coast of the United States, the Caribbean and most recently to the Midwest and the West Coast. The firm’s projects include residences, hospitals, commercial offices, airplanes, motor vessels and country clubs. Each project, no matter the size, is treated with the best service and styles that Mr. Fhillips can provide.

His work has been hard bound published in Waterside Homes, Southern Rooms, Sun Country Elegant, Portable Homes, and New Spaces, Old World Charm, and featured in publications such as Veranda, Architectural Digest, Traditional Home, Coastal Living, Florida Design Magazine, Country Home, Art and Antiques, House Beautiful and The Wall Street Journal. Mr. Fhillips has been featured on HGTV and in local publications such as Palm Beach Illustrated, Palm Beach Cottages and Homes, Treasure Coast, Broward, and Vero Beach Magazines, The Palm Beach Post, The Palm Beach Daily News, The Miami Herald, and The Sun Sentinel.

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Mr. Fhillips produces his own furniture line, The Jack Fhillips Collection, which may be viewed on his own website or at EJ Victor.com. Mr. Fhillips’ design philosophy is that ultimate style is measured by comfort and suitability.

After seeing the historic former fire house, interior designer Jack Fhillips was inspired by the way the homeowners transformed it into a modern masterpiece. The geometric lines and symmetry are a perfect platform for just about any type of furnishings. Keeping this in mind Mr. Fhillips selected pieces of furniture that would complement the space from his collection at E.J Victor. The furnishings reflect Mr. Fhillips’ style, using a few traditional pieces to add a bit of style finesse and charisma to the space. The geometric architectural ceiling treatment has been repeated in the new fireplace mantel designed by Mr. Fhillips. The color palette was very much influenced by the latest trends in the fashion industry. It consists of a mÊlange of beautiful blush and neutral fabrics, making sure that the room is formal yet casual enough to be usable and not shocking to the eye. The final product creates a soft, dreamy space, masterfully disguising challenges posed. The textures of the soft grey fabrics add to the sensuous yet elegant environment. A bit of shocking color in the artwork adds a punch to the room.

The photography was done by Jack from artifacts out of his homes.

Over the consoles are art panels done by Ryan Meehan, who loves to use the interplay of stark contrasts in his work.The woven sisal area rug with the slightly metallic banding adroitly synthesizes the mixture of casual texture and a bit of glamour.

FORMAL LIVING ROOM

Room Description

Credits: Carpet-Stark Carpet;Fireplace Surround-Jefferson Woodworking; Furniture-Jack Fhillips Collection by EJ Victor;Rendering -Studio 924; Wallcovering-Phillip Jeffries Ltd; Wallcovering installation-Dominic Lapenna; Upholstery-Edgar Custom Drapery 57

Jennifer Garrigues Interior Design

Jennifer Garrigues with Diana El Daher

Jennifer Garrigues Interior Design 308 Peruvian Avenue Palm Beach, Florida 33480 T. 561-659-7085 info@jennifergarrigues.com

Biography London-born Jennifer Garrigues always had an eye for style and an intuitive sense of design. Her days as a high fashion model for haute couture designers in Europe and the United States introduced her to a world of sinuous shapes and sumptuous design.

Drawing from this glamour, and with a love of architecture and interiors, Jennifer attended the New York School of Interior Design, where she learned the business side of interior design. Known for her creative exuberance and a style the melds elegance with comfort, Jennifer’s clients come to her by word of mouth. Over the past 30 years she has had the privilege of working with generations of families. Today her client list covers the world.

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Diana El-Daher has worked as a Senior Designer and Project Manager for Jennifer Garrigues, Inc. since 2005. Originally from New York, she spent the first half of her career providing in-house space planning and project management for a major New York based financial institution. Ms. El-Daher has been an Allied ASID member since 2005 and graduated in 1984 from the Parsons School of Design with a B.F.A .in Interior Design. She has held various positions at both architectural and high end residential design firms in both New York and South Florida since then.

FOYER

Room Description Creating a beautiful “first” impression as well as a lasting “last” impression was one of the goals of our design of the Entry Foyer. By enveloping the space with a soft texture through the use of a gorgeous warm-gold woven grasscloth, we created a backdrop for the beautiful furnishings, exotic draperies and brightly colored art that echo the streamlined Art Deco influences within the house. A feeling of glamour and elegance, the highlight of that era, is captured in this inviting space with the highly geometric mirrored console and mirror. On the opposite wall, gold toned bookcases, architectural in design, showcase collected treasures from around the world. The texture of an antique rug plays off the soft color of a metallic glazed ceiling coffer featuring a handblown glass light fixture of shimmering gold. Leaving the house after a visit, we hope the visitor is left with a lingering image of the timeless elegance of a bygone era.

Credits: Wallpaper Installation: Treasure Coast Wallcovering - Hobe Sound, FL.; Wallpaper: Omexco Distributed by Romo USA - DCOTA - Dania, FL; Painting: Fernando Tonarely, West Palm Beach, FL; Chandelier: Ironies / Jerry Pair & Associates-Dania, FL; Mirrored Wall Hung Console & Mirror: John Rosselli & Associates; DCOTA / John Himmel Decorative Arts - Chicago, IL; Focal Wall: Acrylic on Linen Art: The Field Gallery, By Jennifer Christy - Martha’s Vineyard; Art on Walls: Wally Findlay Galleries - Palm Beach, FL; Draperies & Upholstery: Gonsman Custom Draperies & Upholstery - Boynton Beach, FL; Trims: Samuel & Sons NY / Jeffrey Michael’s Showroom DCOTA - Dania, FL; Plants / Trees: Plant Masters Interiorscapes- Stuart, FL. 59

Joseph Pubillones Interiors Joseph Pubillones

Joseph Pubillones Interiors 44 Cocoanut Row T-14 Palm Beach, Fl 33480 josephpubillones.com T. 561-655-1717 F. 561-655-1718 C. 561-889-5666

Biography Joseph Pubillones, award-winning interior designer, studied architecture in the U.S. and Europe. He creates interiors that are elegant, well-structured and rooted in classic designs. His years of living in Paris, Rome, Florence, Miami and Montreal have allowed Joseph to bring interiors with a cosmopolitan flair to his client’s homes. A clear understanding of his clients’ needs and desires allows him to move freely in a variety of interior styles ranging from elegant traditional to sleek contemporary to exciting tropical interiors.

Over the years, Joseph has developed a team of skilled craftsmen to make his design concepts leap from sketches into beautiful home furnishings. His training as an architectural designer allows him to undertake projects that range from minor makeovers to comprehensive interior projects.​

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In addition to his 15+ years of experience in residential interior design, he has worked on commercial projects and yacht interiors in collaboration with architects. From initial design plans and sketches, to installation of furnishings, to accessorization and art placement, Joseph Pubillones offers personalized “white glove” service.

Joseph has been featured on HGTV’s Designers Challenge and has been on other television programs. Joseph is a lifestyle syndicated columnist with Creators Syndicate and also the author of Havana 1900’s a book on the architecture, interiors and design of the Cuban Capital at the turn of the last century.

STAIRCASE & LANDING

Room Description Stairs are often the only means of communication between the floors of a home. Architecturally, staircases make a statement, either one that is strictly about function, as in a straight run staircase, or one which chooses to celebrate the rising from one floor to another. This staircase chooses the latter as a form of expression and seek to serve as gallery and entertain the senses as one ascends or descends. The staircase as a journey begins as a straight run onto a landing where one can stop to view the artwork and the double height space and then turns to allow one to arrive at the upper landing. The works of art on display are from local Florida artists. The window covering is an ovular Perspex plastic in Tyrian purple, meant to mitigate the strong sunshine. The upstairs landing’s feature wall is covered in a custom wallpaper based on a Andy Warhol design. The furnishings feature a custom designed mirrored console and T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings bench.

Credits: Benjamin Moore Paints, Casa Modern & Antiques, Jack Walsh Carpets, JF Gallery and Framing, Marcello DeCicco, Mary Woener Fine Arts, My New Old Chair Upholstery, Ricardo Morales Hendry, Artist, Sam Pethtel Wallpapering, Saturno Glass, Vault Designer Delivery, William Lingman Painting

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Lopez Group of Palm Beach Jobe Lopez

Lopez Group of Palm Beach P.O. Box 2065 Palm Beach, FL 33480 T: 561-514-8440 F: 561-514-8442 lgrouppb@aol.com lopezgroupofpalmbeach.com

Biography From early childhood Jobe Lopez showed a natural inclination towards creativity and genuine love for horticulture. The introduction to the work of world renowned English landscape designer Montague Russel Page, Brazilian architect Roberto Burle Marx and Spanish architect Fernando Caruncho were a major influence on the development of the foundation of 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 in one essential principle: that architecture, hardscape and landscape should be seen as a single feature, working harmoniously combined as one.

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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 the human figure. By the rule of this principle, no two designs or projects are ever the same and each is truly unique.

In his latest endeavors, Jobe has been involved in the creation of residential mega gardens. In some of his latest projects, he has been privileged to coordinate the installation and work under the direction of renowned landscape architect Jorge Sanchez.

Working alongside an individual with such vast knowledge, artistic sensibility and genuine joy towards botanical plants, has proven to be a great influence and a motivating factor in Jobe’s never ending pursuit to expand his artistic and creative abilities.

Because of this specific project’s “Style Moderne” with its Art Deco influence, we approached the design of the landscape with a Minimalist concept and focus on linear details. We took into consideration the modern look of the property to ensure that the features used to implement the design of the garden were congruent with the architecture of the house. Using symmetry and modern streamlining, we were able to create a soft modern glamour that harmonizes with the garden with the contours of the building. To achieve this look, we choose to use artificial turf and compact plantings, as they are more malleable and allowed us to clearly define the lines we wished to accentuate/modernize.

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Melody Smith Interiors Melody Smith

Melody Smith Interiors 800 Forest Hill Blvd.

West Palm Beach, FL 33405 T. 561- 309-5440 melodysmithinteriors.com melody@melodysmithinteriors.com

Biography Melody Smith is an award winning designer. A South Florida native, Melody has traveled the world from Europe to Mexico and Africa, taking inspiration from primitive cultures and fusing it with classic style. This first hand exposure to the world is an invaluable tool for creating beautiful, livable interiors.

Her approach is to create living spaces that blend the classics with modern polish and panache. Her interiors are always executed with a clean visual style which delivers made to measure projects that represent her clients’ own lifestyles.

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As a young child, her playtime included moving furniture. This lifelong love of improving her surroundings paved the path of her future. Melody furthered her education and graduated with a degree in Interior Design. She is a current member of NKBA (National Kitchen and Bath Association). Throughout the years, Melody has worked mainly on high-end residential interiors. Her love of kitchens and bathrooms is well demonstrated in her portfolio of work.

KITCHEN

Room Description The kitchen is the heart of the home and where we gather to socialize, enjoy a casual meal, and create family memories. In keeping with the spirit of the home’s soft, rounded edges in the existing architecture, the kitchen cabinetry and appliances were refreshed to exude a modern take on deco design. Soft whites are contrasted with dark colors, cut glass, and the metallic finishes of the stainless steel. An island tile mosaic greets guests and beckons them to stay. The focal point is the island clad in a custom designed, digitally created resin tile mosaic top executed in metallic sheens and enhanced by new hanging, glowing, deco orbs. Plush counter stools allow for comfortable island seating while the visitor is enjoying a party or just keeping the homeowner, a gourmet chef, company. Vignettes display a view into the day to day lifestyle that the homeowners enjoy, and frosted glass cabinetry is filled with the accessories for entertaining. Light bathes the space from the south oriented windows, and overhead lighting creates a practical, workable kitchen with a side of glamor that you will never want to leave.

Credits: Mosaico Digitale; Benjamin Moore Paint; AMB Installations; Robert Robinson; Mike Thomas, L.L.C; KC Lewis Electric; Pioneer Linens

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MMDesigns Mimi Masri

MMDesigns P.O. Box 3167 Palm Beach, FL 33480 P 561-671-1958 C 561-281-0918 F 561-671-1959 mmdesignsllc.com

Biography Going through MMDesigns’ portfolio is like a history lesson in architectural trends and movements. It is a melting pot of styles—no one space is alike and no idea recycled. Its projects are like fingerprints— unique. Though a seasoned professional, Masri’s ideas are fresh and evoking. MMDesigns is a modern day interior design gastropub—crafting classical ideas into new and fresh high end designs.

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OUTDOOR LOGGIA

Room Description Everyone takes away a different observation, feeling or emotion from design. Ours is no different. The covered loggia is designed to allow an “al fresco� lifestyle. The summer kitchen is meant to make a bold statement yet be masked from totally taking over the pool deck. Removing the dining area from the immediate vicinity of the summer kitchen lends elegance.

Credits: Haifa; Lopez Group Inc.; Chic Setter; Heath and Company, Inc.; Paradise Outdoor Kitchens; Tile Market and Design; Albertz Construction Inc.; Around the Edge; CLS Antiques; Consider It Dunne, Inc.; Dan Ryan Pressure Cleaning; David Sutherland Inc.; Delray Upholstery Company; DLR Installation, Inc.; Hackl Pool Construction Co.; Holland & Sherry; Ke Li; Keith Nardone Painting LLC; Langer Electric Services Company.

Shahrooz, The Walfab Company

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NXG Studio

Melissa Z. Guerra & Noe X. Guerra

NXG Studio 420 US Highway One Ste 23 North Palm Beach, FL 33408 T. 561-337-8786 melissa@nxgstudio.com noe@nxgstudio.com

Biography 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 is known for adding a modern twist to classic design to create spaces that truly reflect a client’s individual style. Using color and texture to achieve the ultimate décor while evoking the owner’s personality, she builds cohesive, stylish spaces. Melissa is dedicated to enhancing the vision of her clients and creating homes which they feel comfortable in and want to share with others.

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Noe X. Guerra graduated with Honors in Architectural Design from the University of California, Berkeley.

Extensive collaborative work with prominent firms on both the East and West Coasts provided practical knowledge in the many aspects of this field, including project management, architectural design, building renovations and additions, environmental analysis, land planning, contract document preparation, and construction administration.

Noe specializes in solving difficult architectural problems while creating beautiful environments.

Together, Melissa & Noe provide a seamless architecture and interior design relationship for all of their clients’ needs.

OUTDOOR TERRACE

Room Description NXG Studio marries modern furniture with organic, natural elements on the upstairs terrace. The upstairs terrace spans the length of the house and provides an inviting space for the homeowners as well as guests. Being elevated, the terrace allows for the tropical breezes to cool the hot Florida sun. The rustic elements combine with more modern furniture and sculpture to feel like a boutique hotel getaway, but it is simply on the back patio. The grass area rugs and boxwood elements soften the existing tile. The large size of the terrace provides for three different seating areas to enjoy the view of the pool. The sofa grouping is perfect for a morning cup of coffee or an afternoon glass of wine with friends. The modern lounge chairs provide a nice area to read or catch some sun. The furniture is popped with bright pillows and accent pieces. Complementing the furniture are eclectic art pieces that add to the boutique hotel feel. Overall, the space seamlessly combines eclectic elements to create a relaxing getaway. The terrace embodies NXG Studio’s design philosophy of clean lines that feel comfortable and inviting.

Credits: Furniture: Eclectic Design International, Judith Norman Now; Art: Jon Allen Metal Art,;Fabric: Link Outdoor through Jeffrey Michaels Showroom; Workroom: Seams Xclusive; Grass & Boxwoods: John Gallina

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Piper Gonzalez Designs Piper Gonzalez

Piper Gonzalez Designs T: 561-635-6623 F: 561.420.0081 piper@emailpgd.com pipergonzalezdesigns.com

Biography More than any other industry, interior design requires an intimate connection between the client and designer. After over a decade as the creative force behind PGD, Piper’s recurring motto has become “I am creating a space that will be beautiful and comfortable”. Her clients describe her as “honest and clear”, giving guidance on compatibility, style, coordination and cost. Her goal is to help clients discover their stories and styles and turn that into designs that are true reflections 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 are 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

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translate their personal style and needs, sometimes stretching their boundaries while creating spaces that are beautiful and practical. Piper earned her M.B.A. from the University of Central Florida, then continued 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 and South and Central America. Her style ranges from casual to formal, eclectic to traditional. Her acute attention to detail and personalized approach to design balance function with refined design and create distinctive interior environments.

Dramatic elegance is required for a dining room of this scale. The coal gray found in the marble fire surround is continued on the wall with a Beacon Hill silk fabric wallcovering. Floor to ceiling draperies of the same silk are trimmed with a delicate tape to give a touch of glamour and frame the silver sheer treatments. The dark gray backdrop allows a stunning custom chandelier by Louise Gaskill to take center stage. The color palette for the room was inspired by the large piece of vintage Murano glass used in the chandelier, accented with gilded vintage lucite chain links hanging from the bobeches. Acrylic Klimsos chairs with saturated amethyst velvet seats flank the large round dining table. They are grounded by an area rug of muddled gray wool and art silk in an organic pattern. Luxurious velvets, silks and embroideries in pale orchid and silver add texture and pops of necessary color. Two modern wing chairs upholstered in a silver mohair with embroidered outback provide seating for guests to enjoy a cocktail. The lines of the bar cart echo those of metallic ceiling. The result is a modern space, fit to entertain dinner guests or simply sip an after dinner drink by the fire.

DINING ROOM

Room Description

Credits: Beacon Hill Fabrics, Robert Allen Furniture, Eco Decor Drapery Installations, Louise Gaskill Company, Jaipur Rugs, Anderson Fabrics Workroom, Interlude Home, T is for Table, Palm Beach Gardens, Calima Decorative Services

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Scott Robertson Interiors Scott Robertson

Scott Robertson Interiors 1020 North Golfview Road Lake Worth, Florida 33460 T. 561-301-0449 F. 561-582-6444 scottrobertson01@bellsouth.net scottrobertsoninteriors.net

Biography After many years as one of Palm Beach’s most renowned decorative painters, Scott Robertson shifted his career focus to interior designer. Trained as a fine artist, Scott worked for many years with the nation’s top designers to create some of this country’s most beautiful homes and to restore some of Palm Beach’s most famous interiors-in essence, a training in the art of interior design working with the most notable designers of our time.

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Now, he brings his artist’s eye and seasoned perspective to his own clients’ homes, creating personalized interiors that are both beautiful and practical, in styles that range from contemporary to classic.

He believes that a respect for client’s tastes and experiences leads to balanced and functional interiors. “So many of my clients have led rich full lives, acquiring 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.”

The inspiration for this bedroom came in an instant. The sales rep from Scalamandre was showing me the new fall collection and a large memo of the blue and white fabric that is the drapery behind the bed was flourished in front of me. I had my design. As with any room the inspiration can come from anywhere: the room itself, a client’s favorite work of art or, in this case, a fabric that “speaks to you”. The bold and solid colors of the fabric called for bold colors and strong pieces of furniture. Once the room was assigned, the pieces pretty well fell into place. A great lime green citron plays off the blue, and when I saw the Matouk sheets in Mandarin orange I knew I had my color palette. The room was blessed with great bones-the wonderful light from the bathroom windows, the generous space, the high ceiling, and the hardwood floors all combine to make a room that needed no “corrections,” just a fresh color (in this case white to show off the bold colors) and something interesting on the ceiling. When a set of vintage Bertoilla chairs became available the terrace fell into place, a secluded spot for friends, a glass of wine, and an evening breeze.

GUEST BEDROOM ONE

Room Description

Credits: Scalamandre Fabrics; Associated Designer Services; Fernando Tonarelly Painting; Keith Berg Wallpaper; Pioneer Linens; Objects 20C; Devonshire; Heath and Co. Lighting; Jack Walsh Carpets

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Stephen Mooney Interiors Stephen Mooney

Stephen Mooney Interiors 6 Via Parigi Palm Beach, FL 33480 T: 561.659.1862 F: 561.659.7124

Biography Designer Stephen Mooney’s unique point of view is eclectic yet firmly rooted in the basic tenets of quality, comfort, and timeless elegance. He attributes his perspective to his Northern California childhood, the solid foundation of a Rhode Island School of Design education, and his wanderlust-fueled travel to the four corners of the world.

Although keenly aware of avant-garde trends in décor, Stephen remains committed to creating interiors that transcend fashion for a more everlasting style while embracing revolutionary developments in materials and applications.

“Classic interiors, 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.

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The goal is to provide my clients with environments that reflect their own personalities.” Stephen Mooney’s design studios and showroom are just steps off the fabled Worth Avenue in charming Via Parigi. Here, within earshot of the trickling fountain and shaded by lush bougainvillea, a close knit design team creates and manages projects that range widely in scale and scope – from modest pieds-aterre to grand manor residences – from around the corner to across the country.

Tucked away behind the family living areas and steps from the pool, the Master Guest Suite is an oasis where guests may retreat. Brunschwig & Fils’ large scale Chinoiserie print with pheasants and urns, “Le Lac”, upholstered on Brunschwig & Fils’ “Bedford” club chair, pays homage to the Art Deco architecture of the home and was the inspiration for the room. To help keep the otherwise dark room light the “Wythe Blue” from Benjamin Moore wall color is refreshing without being cold. The silk door treatments in Cowtan & Tout’s “Chinois Stripe” and the luxurious Brunschwig & Fils “Chatham” sofa, with its soft curves, make the room glamorous without being too formal. A custom queen headboard, heavily tufted and classically shaped, is upholstered in Brunschwig & Fils’ “Whitney Woven Plaid” and flanked by black lacquered Jansen side tables.The bed, with its custom mattress from E.J. Shrader, is luxuriously dressed with linens from Pioneer Linens. Two antique French side chairs have an updated look, upholstered in a crisp, modern Hermes teal, blue and emerald stripe fabric.

A Louis XV desk is the perfect spot to write a letter or check e-mail.

The large painting by local artist James Kerr helps to keep the room contemporary with its bold splashes of color.

MASTER GUEST SUITE

Room Description

Credits: Brunschwig & Fils/Lee Jofa/Kravet, Cowtan & Tout, Hermès at Jerry Pair, Samuel & Sons at Jeffrey Michaels, Pioneer Linens, E.J. Schrader Mattress, Stephen Turner Showroom, Farrow & Ball, Benjamin Moore, Carpet Source, Gonsman Custom Draperies, Interior Crafts, ColWright Services, James P. Kerr, Metropolitan Wallcoverings, Wallpaper

by Wendy, Vaughan Lighting through John Rosselli, Mary Woerner Fine Arts

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Verónica Volani-Inza Interior Design Veronica Volani-Inza

Veronica Volani-Inza Design 3609 B South Dixie Hwy West Palm Beach, FL 33405 T. 561.288.9000 info@veronicavoloniinza.com veronicavoloniinza.com

Biography Verónica Volani-Inza is a Venezuelan born, Florida licensed interior designer with over sixteen years of experience. She is known for creating unique homes, using an appealing mixture of colors and finishes. Her eclectic style is showcased in her retail shop, CASA Modern & Antiques, 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 imagination, boundless resources, and environmental passion emanate through her work, translating each client’s vision into inviting and stunning living and working spaces. Verónica was honored with the 2012 ASID Excellence Award for Best Residential Design, the 2012 ASID Excellence Award for Best

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Outdoor Living, the 2010 PRISM Gold Award for Interior Design - Residential Remodeling, the 2010 PRISM Silver Award for Eco-Friendly Interior Design, the 2009 PRISM Gold Award for Interior Design, the 2009 PRISM Silver Award for Living Room Design, and the 2008 PRISM Silver Award for Interior Design Renovation, by Gold Coast Builders Association (GCBA). She has been 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.

This 1938 fire station in West Palm Beach’s Northwood neighborhood was converted into a unique home. After walking through the house and seeing the breakfast nook tucked away behind the kitchen, I had the vision of this space being an intimate and comfortable area to be enjoyed while sipping coffee and reading the morning news. The room was designed with crisp, warm and modern furnishings. Architectural details such as the back-light accent tiled wall were added as focal points. The dining table, from the CASA signature collection, has a stunning marble top and a painted, hefty metal base. The chairs were the perfect find for this space, made of lucite bodies with metal feet, which will give the room a more commodious feel. Soft sheer drapes give the room a light and airy feel. A subdued ambient light is reflected throughout the room thanks to the mid-century modern Spiral Lightolier chandelier, placed in the centered coffered ceiling. A lacquered bright white paint was added to the ceiling to reflect the light and give the illusion of a bigger and taller space. The mostly white room evokes elegance and sophistication with splashes of silvers, blacks and greys.

To soften the room, a splendid rug is added below the dining space.

BREAKFAST NOOK

Room Description

Credits: Furniture and Lighting: CASA Modern & Antiques: Art by Cecil Touchon; Sculpture: Oscar Lisica, JF Gallery; Carpet: Jack Walsh Carpets & Rugs: Accent Wall: Material

by Cavastone; Drapes: Drapes by Fanny Design

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Frank Maguire co-founded the Quigley Maguire Collection, located at 301 Pineapple Grove Way in Delray Beach, with partner Karen Quigley in the fall of 2010.

The collection is a showcase of estate and contemporary furnishings and decorative accessories each hand-picked and edited by the partnership. Combining 30 years in the advertising 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 in contagious and his professionalism has resulted in a local success story.

Susan’s Jewelry is a premier jewelry and accessories fundraising company throughout South Florida and the Northeast. We are extremely involved in countless organizations and are dedicated to using our collection as a tool to help others raise funds for organizations.Susan Angert, began her career in the fashion accessory industry over 20 years ago. Born and raised in the fashion business, style and expertise buying and customer service are in her blood. After graduating from college, her daughter Carly joined the business.

Her innate fashion savvy and style has helped propel Susan’s Jewelry to a new level making them the ultimate “mother- daughter duo”.

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