The Scout Guide Palm Beach, Volume 11

PALM BEACH FLORIDA

What a year this has been for the Sunshine State! With individuals, families and businesses moving here in record numbers, Florida has seen growth like never before! According to projections, the state will add nearly 300,000 new residents per year, or 845 people per day! Right on the heels of the busiest season we have seen yet, we gear up for another incredible season in Palm Beach and we couldn't be happier! This growth has done wonders for our small business community. We are honored to be the trusted resource for what to do, where to go, where to stay, where to play in Palm Beach…and we’re just getting started!

You’ll also see in these pages, our efforts to protect the history and heritage of what makes this town so special. Palm Beach is undeniably a unique and ever-changing place, a little slice of paradise that I’m delighted to call “home.” The lives we live, the people we meet and the experiences we have here are nothing short of extraordinary.

This guide is truly a celebration of the artisans, entrepreneurs and makers behind the exceptional small businesses in Palm Beach County. These people have taken risks, followed their passions and in the end, made a commitment to supporting our community. It is my honor to be an advocate, ambassador and cheerleader for the people and the places you’ll see in these pages. These are the individuals and families that make our community a remarkable place to live!

I’d like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all the businesses that appear on these pages, from the newcomers to those who have been loyal with us for years! Thank you for being a part of this powerful collective network that supports small businesses. It is an honor to tell your stories, and I can’t wait to share more about you in the coming year!

Our team has worked tirelessly over the past year to put together the 11th edition of The Scout Guide Palm Beach! I truly hope you enjoy what we’ve created, but more than anything, my wish is that this guide inspires you to support our local businesses everyday! Follow along with us on Instagram @tsgpalmbeach and subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date with the latest and greatest happenings with team TSG! Next time you're near one of these businesses, be sure to stop by and meet the people that make Palm Beach County so special and don’t forget to tell them The Scout Guide sent you!

See you around town! Xx

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Meg is an infl uencer for numerous fi ne clothing, decor, skincare and accessories brands. She is a great supporter of women in business and has collaborated with brands such as J.McLaughlin, MME.Mink, Marina St. Barth, CK Bradley, Burgess Sweaters, Snappy Turtle, Sara Campbell, Ala von Auersperg, Sue Sartor and DMR Paris, and others.

Meg consults with numerous brands to help locate and connect them with the perfect avenues for their product placement. Meg and her husband spend their time between Southampton & Palm Beach.

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RICK ROSE

A second-generation Floridian born and raised in the Palm Beach area, Heinrich (Rick) Rose graduated from The Florida State University College of Business with a degree in Hospitality Management. Rick worked for major hotel groups for 20 years, in distribution and international sales and marketing.

After leaving the hotel business in 2004, Rick co-owned and operated the highly rated Grandview Gardens Bed & Breakfast in West Palm Beach for 16 years and is still the co-owner and operator of Palm Beach Vacation Rentals®. With the help of a friend, the late, local, legendary Florida historian Jim Ponce, he put together a tour for B & B guests so they could learn about local history and see the most important points of interest.

The tours became amazingly popular, and Rick became the historian for the Worth Avenue Association. Today, an active member of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, the Flagler Museum and the Palm Beach Preservation Foundation, Rick also serves on the Board of Directors of Discover the Palm Beaches, appointed by the Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners.

In 2022, Rick released the 2nd edition of his book, “Palm Beach: The Essential Guide to America’s Legendary Resort Town,” a rich and beautifully curated collection of destinations, must-sees and restaurant and shopping recommendations.

Rick has welcomed thousands of guests over the years to his boutique inn and vacation rentals, assisting and helping guests experience the Palm Beaches to the fullest and solidifying his role as the local insider about all things “Palm Beach.”

For more information, go to rickrosepalmbeach.com

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AIE FAL DEVON MCCREADY

Devon McCready is owner & gallery director of Samuel Owen Palm Beach, specializing in Pop Contemporary Art. From a young age, McCready showed a passion for the arts that was honed at the prestigious Milton Academy in Boston. A diligent student, she graduated with an Art History Degree from Boston College and a Masters Degree from Christie's Auction House in Modern and Contemporary Art. After working as Gallery Director for Samuel Owen Nantucket, at the age of 25, McCready decided to take a leap of faith and open her own location. In its fourth year of business, Samuel Owen Palm Beach, with McCready at the helm, has been profitable since year one and increased sales exponentially year after year. McCready is an integral part of both locations and splits the year between the Nantucket and Palm Beach galleries. In her free time Devon enjoys volunteering with local charities, kick boxing and taking her rescue dog Lady for long walks on the beach. Devon is proud to contribute to a publication that uplifts local businesses like her own. i @devonmccready

Annie Falk is an award-winning author, blogger, producer, and philanthropist with a background in corporate event planning and a passion for the culinary arts. Her books have appeared on best sellers lists and are endorsed by celebrities and renowned chefs. Most recently Annie launched Seated, a tool to simplify your seating plans and soiree design, which is now available in the App store.

Having created numerous events to support humanitarian projects alongside the world’s most recognized names in entertainment, fashion, and society, Annie’s work has been showcased on NBC, WPTV, and NPR, and she was featured on ABC’s Legends & Legacies series. Her recipes and events have appeared in the New York Times, Architectural Digest, Town & Country, Conde Nast’s Traveler, and Bloomberg Business Since its inception, The Salonniere has named Annie as one of America’s 100 Best Party Hosts, alongside honorees such as Reese Witherspoon and Oprah Winfrey. Locally, you may know her as the author of Palm Beach Entertaining or have seen her featured in Palm Beach Illustrated Magazine, Palm Beach Society, Palm Beach Cottages & Gardens and Modern Luxury.

While she may be best known for her impeccable taste and creative ideas in event planning, it is her ability to use those attributes to support causes and help communities, while bringing joy to others, that makes her stand apart. Annie is thrilled to be a contributing editor to the The Scout Guide Palm Beach—supporting local businesses by connecting readers with the makers, creators, artists, and entrepreneurs dedicated to enhancing lifestyle and well-being.

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November 15th, 1947

“The Golf View,” now known as THE COLONY HOTEL opened its doors

110 PARKS & RECREATION FACILITIES

70% of Florida's commercial SUGARCANE acreage is in Palm Beach County

54 BILLIONAIRES with residential ties to Palm Beach compared to 47 in 2021

$4 Nightly rate at The Breakers when it opened for business

PALM BEACH COUNTY POPULATION as of 2022

11% Growth in Town of Palm Beach since 2010

1941

THE NORTON MUSEUM opened, designed by MARION SIMS WYETH

STATE INCOME TAX

1.5 MILLION HISTORIC HOTELS on Palm Beach

3 rd fastest growing county in the state

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AMERICA’S FIRST

RESORT DESTINATION

BY RICK ROSE

For more information about Rick Rose & his book, Palm Beach: The Essential Guide to America’s Legendary Resort Town , go to rickrosepalmbeach.com

Palm Beach lays claim to the title “America’s First Resort Destination” as the first purpose-built, selfcontained and fully inclusive resort destination in the United States, predating its own incorporation into a town later in the early 1900s. During the peak of the American Gilded Age, Elisha Newton "Cap" Dimick, built the Cocoanut Grove House structure on the East bank of Lake Worth in 1876 as a private residence. He later expanded and converted it into an inn, which opened in 1880 as the first public lodging establishment in the region. It was during this era that the first affluent northerners arrived, mainly as adventurers and big game hunters. Florida Panthers, alligators, crocodiles and wild boar were the most popular trophies. Two years later Dimick sold the hotel to Commodore Charles J. Clark, who then founded the Palm Beach Yacht Club, which today is the oldest

operating club in South Florida, currently located in West Palm Beach.

Although Cocoanut Grove House prospered and pioneer families began settling along the banks of the lake in the 1880s, the area didn’t really take off as a winter haven for northerners until the industrial magnate Henry Morrison Flagler, cofounder of Standard Oil, discovered the Lake Worth region in the early 1890s. Flagler, purportedly enchanted by the tropical vegetation and thousands of coconut palms along the banks of the lagoon, was searching for a location to build a hotel where Northerners could escape freezing temperatures. The sensitive tropical vegetation was a good indication that the area rarely, if ever, had frost. Ironically, coconut palms (Cocos nucifera) are not indigenous to Florida. They were

brought here when the cargo ship Providencia ran aground off the shores of current-day Palm Beach in 1878 and the crew and cargo of 20,000 coconuts were rescued by local pioneer families. The locals kept the valuable coconuts and created one of Florida’s first coconut groves along the banks of the Lake Worth Lagoon.

The settlement became known as Palm Beach, and it was the perfect location to fulfill Flagler’s vision to build one of America’s grandest Gilded Age hotels, the Hotel Royal Poinciana, which opened in 1894. Enlarged twice and doubled in size each time, it became the largest wooden structure in the world (as reported by multiple historians) with 1,700 employees and accommodations for 2,000 guests. More than just another elegant seaside hotel like those at older Victorian era coastal towns on the Eastern Seaboard, the massive Hotel Royal Poinciana resort offered golf (which is now the oldest golf course in Florida), tennis, sailing regattas, hunting, concerts, dancing, fine dining, cycling and bicycle rickshaw excursions to Jungle Trail, along the Lake Trail and to the “beach.” In sailors’ jargon, “on the beach” once connoted poverty and helplessness; being stranded or left behind. But by the late 1800s, beaches conveyed health, pleasure and a sought-after “escape” from the city and the drudgery of modern life. Flagler’s completion of the Florida East Coast Railway to West Palm Beach in 1894 helped transform Palm Beach to become the preeminent winter destination for the wealthy elite, the only socioeconomic class able to afford to travel for leisure during the Gilded Age.

As the growing affluent class of professionals and successful merchants began to travel in the early 20th century, summer destinations such as Newport, Rhode Island; the Hamptons, New York; the Berkshires in Massachusetts and several others also became

popular. However, in the winter, Palm Beach remained the primary, most important destination in the continental United States for the next quarter century, resulting in a remarkable concentration of wealth and power on the 11-mile-long island during “the Season”— between Christmas and Easter.

To meet the growing demand, Flagler built a second hotel in 1896, which would eventually become the famous Breakers Hotel. Still mainly a resort in the early 1900s, as the hotel expanded in capacity, the community prospered and incorporated into a town in 1911. The incorporation of the town also was prompted by, at least in part, the desire to prevent the nearby City of West Palm Beach from incorporating the island of Palm Beach into its city limits. Palm Beachers wanted the right to govern themselves.

On the other side of the Atlantic, the French and Italian Rivieras became popular winter and spring destinations for European royalty and wealthy U.S. industrialists after the train was completed to Monte Carlo in the mid-1800s. Heightened political tensions in Europe, leading up to and during World War I, affected the travel habits of wealthy Americans, many of whom had vacationed in or built residences on the European Riviera. With that region less accessible, Americans began to look to Palm Beach as an alternative. The destination was developing into an American Riviera, laying the groundwork for the next exciting chapter during the “roaring 20s” with the arrival of two other visionaries, Paris Singer and Addison Mizner. Although other winter destinations have since emerged, Palm Beach remains indisputably the preeminent exclusive winter resort destination for America’s “moneyed aristocracy.” Palm Beach’s 33480 zip code often tops the list of America’s wealthiest zip codes in terms of average income and household net worth, part of the legacy of Henry Morrison Flagler.

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Simon’s Boxing Club is Palm Beach’s exclusive training system created to shape you into the best version of yourself. It is meditation in motion; taught by professional boxer and champion, Simon Bakinde. SBC teaches you core boxing moves to develop confidence, strategy, mental strength, and physical tenacity. In 10 rounds (40 minutes), we provide a complete body workout enhancing your speed, form, and ability to think faster while increasing your spatial awareness. Each session incorporates authentic instruction in traditional and modern boxing techniques tailored to the individual, set to intoxicating music. SBC training is perfect for all levels of fitness; offering private boxing sessions, ladies only classes, kids and youth boxing classes, as well as small group classes. Visit our website or call us today to enroll in Palm Beach’s newest and most exciting club.

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For more than 25 years, Tammy Fender has pioneered a movement toward natural, plant-based luxury skin care and sacred wellness. In our Spas you will experience a place of sanctuary, where Tammy’s transformative facials, innovative body treatments and holistic services impart a luminous radiance to the skin, while bringing ease to the body and replenishing the spirit.

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Chelsea Lane & Co. is a full-service interior design showoom featuring the largest wallpaper and textiles library in Palm Beach County. With hundreds of brands and thousands of patterns to choose from, our highly trained and experienced staff can support and make design decisions a breeze for projects of any size. Visit us in our showroom on Fern Street in West Palm Beach through March and come see our new and expanded location on South Dixie Highway, opening this April! If you can’t make it to our showroom we also offer a mobile library service where we bring the books to you!

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WORTH AVENUE & THE CLOCK TOWER

Hailed as one of the most exclusive boutique shopping districts in the world, Worth Avenue epitomizes Palm Beach style and is historically signifi cant mainly for two reasons: Addison Mizner built the Everglades Club here and created the eclectic Mediterranean Revival architectural style that became all the rage across Florida during the 1920s. Worth Avenue has been (and still is) the launch pad for many famous luxury brands. Be sure to explore the vias and don’t miss the Clock Tower at the east end of Worth Avenue. Serving as a monument to the Palm Beach Pier that stretched into the Atlantic from 1926 to 1969.

THE COLONY HOTEL

Landmarked by the Town of Palm Beach in 2020, The Colony Hotel was designed by the architectural firm of Simonson & Holley and erected in 1946-47 during the towns second building boom. The iconic British Colonial style “Pink Paradise” has hosted many famous dignitaries over the last 75 years, such as the Duke and Dutchess of Windsor who resided in one of the penthouse suites for multiple seasons. Under the leadership of owners Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, the hotel has undergone an extensive refurbishment in recent years, bringing in a fresh new look (and clientele), while respecting the hotels landmark status. The newly re-done lobby, now called the Living Room, features a fantastical de Gournay mural that spans the entire lobby which was inspired by a postcard that illustrated the original mural from 1947.

155 Hammon Avenue | Palm Beach, FL

HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM: WHITEHALL

Designed by acclaimed École des BeauxArts trained architects John Carrère and Thomas Hastings and completed in 1902, this Palm Beach landmark was proclaimed by the New York Herald to be “more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and

more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world.” These architects also collaborated on the design of many other Gilded Age landmarks, including the New York Public Library and Fifth Avenue mansion of Henry Clay Frick (now the Frick Collection art museum.) The immensely wealthy Henry Flagler cofounder of Standard Oil, built the 75-room, 100,000 sq. ft. Gilded Age mansion as a wedding present for his wife, Mary Lily Kenan Flagler. The once private residence is now a non-profit museum open to the public o ering programming, lectures, and many sought after Palm Beach events.

One Whitehall Way | Palm Beach, FL

THE LAKE TRAIL

In the 1890s, the Lake Trail was the main transportation artery on the island. Today, no visit to Palm Beach is complete without a walk or bike (or rollerblade like our editor prefers) ride along the gorgeous multipurpose path that winds along-side and through some of the most notable landmarks on the island. The longest section of the lake trail extends from Royal Poinciana Way to almost the northern tip of the island. The shorter, but more historic section is between Royal Poinciana Way and Royal Palm Way. Bikes can be rented at Palm Beach Bicycle Trail Shop (50 Cocoanut Row) The sta o ers helpful tips and usually can supply a basic map.

THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Breakers Palm Beach opened on January 16, 1896, as the Palm Beach Inn, occupying the beachfront grounds of the Hotel Royal Poinciana, which had opened two years earlier. Guests began requesting rooms “down by the breakers” (referring to the waves at the beach), so founder Henry Morission Flagler eventually renamed it The Breakers. Rooms started at $4 per night and included three meals a day. The guest register reads like a who’s who of early 20th century America: Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, Astors, Andrew Carnegie and J. P. Morgan vacationed alongside US presidents and European nobility. Today,

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The Breakers has prevailed as one of just over 1,000 family-owned businesses in the US that is over 100 years old and still under its original ownership. The resort has also been recognized as one of the longest, continuously operating businesses in the state of Florida.

1 South County Road | Palm Beach, FL

NORTON MUSEUM OF ART

One of the largest fine art museums in the Southeastern United States, the Norton Museum of Art is a cultural mainstay in Palm Beach County. The museum was founded in 1941 by industrialist Ralph Hubbard Norton, who commissioned architect Marion Sims Wyeth to design and build the Art Deco/ Neo Classical original structure. In 2019 the museum completed a major expansion, led by internationally acclaimed Lord Norman Foster. The $100 million project included a new 59,000 sq ft wing and entrance on S. Dixie Highway. Under the leadership of Ghislain d’Humiéres, the museums collection has expanded to over 7,600 works with a concentration in European, American, and Chinese art, as well as contemporary art and photography. For more information visit: Norton.org

1451 South Olive Avenue | West Palm Beach, FL

SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS

With a mission to share the four arts; music art, literature and drama with everyone, The Society of the Four Arts o ers a dynamic lineup of cultural programming including art exhibitions, notable speakers, concerts, fi lms and educational programs. Home to beautiful gardens and two libraries, The Four Arts is one of Palm Beach’s oldest and most respected cultural destinations.

Foursarts.org

100 Four Arts Plaza | Palm Beach, FL

THE ROYAL POINCIANA PLAZA

From Rye Bread to red Birkins, The Royal Poinciana’s eclectic tenant mix beckons and

delights with 30 new, renowned local and international brands joining their existing, beloved tenants for a total of 50 hand-selected brands. O ering true luxury, delicious food and pure fun, the Plaza’s history dates back to the 1950s. A remarkable example of architect John Volk’s Palm Beach regency style, the landmarked property stands today a revitalized, beating heart of the island we love.

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340 Royal Poinciana Way | Palm Beach, FL

PALM BEACH PAR THREE

Florida’s #1 oceanfront golf course, the Palm Beach Par Three Golf Course is nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Florida’s beautiful Intracoastal Waterway. Originally designed by legendary golf course architect Dick Wilson and his apprentice Joe Lee in 1961, the golf course was redesigned and completely renovated in 2009 by World Hall of Fame champion Raymond Floyd. Beautiful landscaping, along with two lakes and lush paspalum turf, creates a stunning tropical setting where there’s always an ocean breeze. With 18 beautiful holes from 81 to 211 yards and three sets of tees on each hole, this par three golf course is unlike any other. Don’t miss the al Fresco Restaurant on the second floor of the Key West style clubhouse.

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2345 South Ocean Boulevard | Palm Beach, FL

RICHARD AND PAT JOHNSON PALM BEACH COUNTY HISTORY MUSEUM

Established in 1937 and home to the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, this museum is the world’s leading resource for Palm Beach County history, housing a permanent collection of millions of objects and images that span over 12,000 years of Palm Beach County and Florida history.

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300 North Dixie Highway | West Palm Beach, FL

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Sciame Homes is proud to support the Historical Society of Palm Beach County and its mission to collect, preserve, and share the rich history of Palm Beach County.

JEREMY JOHNSON President & CEO of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County

ANDREW SCIAME President of Sciame Homes

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Esplanade at 150 Worth is the ultimate luxury retail experience. Located just steps from the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean, guests will enjoy shopping amid some of the world’s most sought-after luxury brands.

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THE EMERGING COLLECTORS COUNCIL IS A DYNAMIC GROUP OF YOUNG ART COLLECTORS AND ART ENTHUSIASTS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING THE NORTON MUSEUM OF ART’S GOAL OF INTRODUCING A POOL OF NEW AND DIVERSE ARTISTS AND EXCITING NEW MEDIA TO THE MUSEUM’S COLLECTION.

mtn space endeavors to be a welcoming space to gather, exchange ideas, and engage with the arts. Founded in 2020 by painter, art educator and local resident Melissa DelPrete, mtn space is an art gallery located in an Art Deco cornerstone of downtown Lake Worth Beach. The space offers works exclusively from the primary art market, and builds programming that is grounded in the local art scene. Works on exhibit include a mix of local, national and international contemporary artists.

561.285.4883

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For the past 29 years, Leaders in Furthering Education (LIFE) has been dedicated to helping and improving the lives of the voiceless and vulnerable in our society — those who are disadvantaged, marginalized, or forgotten because of disabilities, socioeconomic status, neglect, age, abuse, and other barriers. Founded by Lois Pope, LIFE has provided aid, assistance, and awards for disabled veterans, medical research, college scholarships, humanitarian relief, the performing arts, and animal welfare.

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A dear friend and cherished member of our team, beloved wife, mother, sister, daughter and cousin. We will carry your bright and joyful spirit with us always…

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Buccan

561.833.3450

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Bricktops

561.855.2030

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Cafe L’Europe

561.655.4020

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Charlie + Joe’s (at Love Street)

561.532.3280

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Cucina

561.855.7799

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Honor Bar

561.209.2799

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Field of Greens

561.335.5144

@ilovefog

Lola 41

561.599.5652

@lola41restaurants

Sushi Jo

561.868.7893

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Ta-boo

561.835.3500

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Imoto

561833.5522

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Le Bilboquet

561.812.2363

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E.R. Bradley’s 561.833.3520

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Le Bar

561.490.1456

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La Goulue

561.284.6292

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Sant Ambroeus

561.285.7990

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Bice

561.835.1600

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Pizza al Fresco

561.832.0032

@pizzaalfresco Renatos

561.655.9752

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Palm Beach Grille

561.835.1077

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Henry Flagler Museum

561.655.2833

@flaglermuseum

Historical Society of Palm Beach County

561.832.4164

@pbchistory

The Norton Museum of Art

561.832.5196

@nortonmuseumofart

Society of the Four Arts

561.655.7226

@thefourarts

Par 3

561.547.0598

@palmbeachpar3

Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach

561.832.0731

@palmbeachpreservation

Rhythm & Hues

561.216.1027

@rhythmandhues

Simon’s Boxing Club

561.331.8954

@sbc_palm_beach

The Polo Club (at NPC) 561.204.5687

@nationalpolocenter

The Yoga Society

561.766.2272

@theyogasocietypb

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The Colony Hotel

561.655.5430

@thecolonypalmbeach

The Breakers

833.253.5280

@thebreakers

Eau Palm Beach 800.328.0170

@eaupalmbeach

The Ben 561.655.4001

@thebenwestpalm

Ala von Auspberg

561.429.4987

@ala_von_auersperg

Anatomie

561.766.2218

@anatomiestyle

BRIDES by Lola Drè

561.510.2020

@bridesbyloladre

Chelsea Lane

561.904.6503

@chelsealaneco

C.J. Laing

561.820.0039

@cjlaing

Coastal Girls

561.619.5389

@coastalgirlsco

Esplanade

212.546.0860

@esplanadepalmbeach

Hadleigh’s

214.770.4743

@hadleighs

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HIVE

561.514.0322

@hive_palmbeach

Irene Lummertz Jewelry

561.655.5000

@irenelummertzjewelry

J’da

561.328.8570

@jdapalmbeach

Jada Loveless (at Marissa Colletions)

646.450.5243

@jadaloveless MAAC 561.225.1195

@maaclondon

Marina St Barth

561.446.0818

@marinastbarth

Marissa Collections

561.710.4433

@shopmarissacollections

Michelle Farmer Collaborate

561.659.4005

@michellefarmercollaborate

Palm Beach Design Masters

561.318.8142

@pbdesignmasters

Pastel

561.655.7995

@petitepastelpb

Pompano’s

561.660.8446

@pompanosboutique

The Kemble Shop

561.659.5556

@kemble_interiors

The Royal Poinciana Plaza

561.440.5441

@theroyalpoincianaplaza

Style Paris

561.820.1525

@style.paris

Spyder Wright

561.838.7125

@spyderwrightsurf

Trinity Collection

561.659.3364

@palmbeachnantucket

DeRosa Center

617.262.8000

@derosacenter

Hydra Wellness

561.557.6930

@hydrawellness

Pure Skin Collagen Boutique

561.346.0833

@pureskincollagenboutique

Salon Yoshiko

561.623.7631

@salonyoshikopb

Tammy Fender

Holistic Skincare

561.659.2229

@tammyfender

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Hanley Foundation

561.268.2355

@hanleyfoundation

Hope for Depression Research Foundation

212.676.3200

@hope_hdrf

Impact the Palm Beaches info@impactpalmbeaches.org

Impactpalmbeaches.org

Lois Pope LIFE Foundation

561.582.8083

Life-edu.org

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

561.686.3663

@peggyadamsarl

See you around town!

Hair & Makeup courtesy of: Beauty Couture by Jennette Zantani and Yoshiko Salon Palm Beach

Born of Italian designer Alessandra Branca’s vision for interiors and living, Casa Branca is a joy to visit for design professionals and enthusiasts alike. Anchored by classical details and rich colors, patterns, and materials, their collections are inspired by the play between old and new, tradition and creativity.

Home accessories, glassware, ceramics and porcelain are displayed in an inviting interior featuring their fabrics, wallpapers, and an ever-changing assortment of new, vintage, and antique furniture pieces.

Whether you are decorating, shopping for your home (or hosts), or you’re simply in search of inspiration, their gem on Worth Avenue is filled with beautiful pieces rooted in authenticity and exceptionally made.

344 Worth Avenue · Palm Beach, FL · 561.301.9996

casabranca.com · i @ casabranca

Welcome to Palm Beach Regency, our little slice of vintage lovers’ paradise. We’re the dot on the map where Hollywood Regency flair meets Old Florida charm.

For ten years, Palm Beach Regency has operated an online shop with active sales and shipping across the country and internationally, as well as a 5,000 square foot showroom near Palm Beach, Florida.

Vintage lovers flock to Palm Beach Regency when on the hunt for Chinese Chippendale, faux bamboo, rattan, wicker, lucite, pagoda, ginger jars, shells and every detail in between that reflect that carefree and chic coastal lifestyle.

If you’re visiting the area and need a little break from the sun, put Palm Beach Regency on your itinerary, especially if you’re looking for a unique shopping experience. You can take a piece of Palm Beach home with you as we ship across the country. You never know what you’ll find!

Happy hunting!

Korinne Belock, Owner

Photo courtesy of: Nick Mele Interior photos courtesy of: Eve Greendale Photography

STACEY

Editor . Owner NICK

Photographer · Creative Director

Director of Operations & Finance