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09/09/2025

NEW ISSUE ALERT!🚨

For a Paris family seeking the ultimate vacation escape in , few areas could replicate the exclusive cachet of the city’s posh chain. It was in one of those man-made isles, Di Lido, that they found their ideal retreat: a 6,084-square-foot villa designed by architect Max Strang. With interiors by Charlotte Dunagan, a French native herself, the four-story estate masterfully marries Gallic elegance with , a poetic ode to the the French do so well.

The full story is available in the new issue of , on newsstands now! ⁠

by Charlotte Dunagan, Dunagan Design ()
by Max Strang, Strang Design ()
Architecture by Enea Landscape Architecture ()
Written by Jeanne de Lathouder
Photography Jeanne Canto ()

08/27/2025

The colorful stained glass and tile creations of Brooklyn artist Allison Eden () adorn spaces in all 50 states, as well as international destinations from Macau to Dubai, yet they are closely identified with , one of Eden’s favorite markets. That’s why the debut of the Allison Eden Studios Mosaic Art Gallery at the ASD Surfaces showroom in (531 U.S. Highway 1) comes as no surprise. “I’ve had a long-standing relationship with ASD Surfaces, which has always been incredibly supportive of our mosaic tile designs,” says Eden. “Displaying our artwork in their showroom is a natural fit and a perfect way to introduce our most artistic pieces to the local design community.” The new gallery includes a vast collection of Eden’s signature works, including stained glass , surfboards inspired by traditional , and an impossible-to-miss 8-foot-tall heel shoe originally exhibited at New York City’s Bloomingdale’s flagship store. “My studio is in Brooklyn, and I ship worldwide,” says Eden, “but Palm Beach is where my art is truly admired and appreciated.”

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08/19/2025

For her very first , Pamela Munson () didn’t venture too far off familiar territory. The tastemaker partnered with Schumacher () for a line of six straw handbags and three photo frames that reimagine the fabric brand’s most iconic prints. “The collaboration celebrates a shared love of bold patterns, timeless design, and intricate craftsmanship,” says Munson. “Each piece is thoughtfully designed in-house and meticulously crafted by hand, blending classic charm with a spirit of worldly elegance.”

Find this and more in the latest issue ✨

Photos courtesy of brands

08/15/2025

Collaborations that yield bright ideas are always welcome news. Case in point: Pooky Lighting’s () new collection by brand The Novogratz (). This new joint venture has resulted in a line of 15 rechargeable light pieces with colors inspired by The Novogratz’s Antoine fabric. Selections include , hook lights, , , , lamp shades, and accents such as mirrors, light strings, and dinner candles. “We love how this collection encourages people to accessorize their in the same creative way as their indoor rooms,” says Jo Plant, Pooky Lighting’s chief creative officer. “We’re celebrating the joys of , and who better to do that with than The Novogratz, who love color and patterns as much as we do?”

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Photos courtesy of brands

08/07/2025

Known for what it calls The New Palm Beach style (a mix of modern and historic design to create resort-like interiors), Krista + Home () has been a part of ’s design scene since the firm moved from New York to in 2010. As of May, the studio is a global entity as a result of its acquisition by Vesta Home, one of the nation’s top luxury staging brands. “Our creative DNA stays the same but now with a world-class structure to dream bigger,” says K+H cofounder Krista Watterworth Alterman. As a result of the new venture, the K+H team will now be responsible for turnkey homes for high-end clients all around the world, as well as curating a furniture collection with Vesta Home’s furnishings that will debut this fall. “We’re setting a new paradigm in the design world,” says Julian Buckner, founder and CEO of Vesta Home. “Krista’s talent will allow us to create a holistic brand with a distinct advantage in today’s business climate.”

The issue of is on newsstands now!

Photos courtesy of the firm

07/01/2025

NEW ISSUE ALERT! When a couple from New York decided they needed more sunshine, they figured would be the ideal setting for the next chapter of their lives. As they narrowed down locations, eventually won out and they purchased two lots in Princeton Estates, a subdivision of the Woodfield Country Club, an enclave known for its 27 lakes and winding golf courses. Desiring a fluid, easy-to-navigate floor plan, the owners sought a single-story structure that would function as a serene private retreat, a welcoming gathering space, and a showplace for their spectacular art collection. For the full story, pick up the new issue of , on newsstands today! ⁠
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by Wecselman Design ()⁠
by Choeff Levy Fischman Architecture + Design ()⁠
by VJD Construction ()⁠
by KWD Landscape Architecture ()⁠
by Douglas Friedman ()ey

06/13/2025

This project actually began as a spec home for Calusa Construction (),” says Madison Weir about a 9,436-square-foot family house in Old Naples that she and partner Susan Weir recently completed for their firm, deClare Interiors (). “Inspired by the ’ classic and featuring landscaping by Architectural Land Design (.inc), we achieved a timeless look that combines the of Naples with modern sophistication.”⁠
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Photography by Matt Steeves ()⁠
Residential design by RG Design () ⁠
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06/12/2025

Harvey Dana, associate publisher for , and Daphne Nikolopoulos, editorial director, enjoyed visiting Miami seeing clients. This shot was taken at with our “Brazilian Issue.”⁠
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06/02/2025

Long before shovels pierced the ground, Laurie Walter, the CEO of Cardamon Design, and her team were already polishing the and furnishing plans for a 4,000-square-foot, transitional-meets-mid-century-modern house by Fox Premier Builders in Naples’ community. The homeowners, a married couple from Connecticut with adult children and their first grandchild on the way, knew they were in expert hands with Walter and her crew. “We understand the whole Florida/Naples aesthetic, and the fact that a needs to relate to location, lifestyle, palette, and light,” says Walter. “There’s a certain design vibe that works really well on the , and we know how to achieve it.”⁠
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Photography by Rick Bethem⁠
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05/29/2025

Franziska Lienhard Nava and her family were vacationing in when they decided to take a drive to . “We were instantly enamored,” says Lienhard Nava, a Swiss native who spends most of the year at her home outside of Zurich. After a few more visits to the area, the family’s sights were set on for their —and building it from the ground up was the only way to check all the boxes Lienhard Nava had in mind. Her team of choice? Matthew Kraugh of MHK Architecture () for the structure’s design, Jon Lawrence of Connor + Gaskins Homes () as the project’s builder, and Siamak Mostoufi of Design Smak for the . Over the course of 24 months—from the initial groundbreaking to putting the finishing touches on the interior styling—what emerged is a home that reads transitional with a contemporary Florida vibe.⁠
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For the full article, pick up the / issue of Naples.⁠
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Photography by Lori Hamilton
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05/27/2025

Jessica Holmes Holiday of HSH Collective (HSH Collective) in has an immense appreciation for the quality of the that bathes the homes she creates for clients on ’s . “I watch with fascination as illumination becomes the art for a room,” she explains. “It also helps to capture little peek-a-boos of water or vegetation as highlights beyond the windows.” This aspect of her work was certainly front of mind when she was envisioning the of a 3,600-square-foot residence on . “The clients demanded that the house must engage in a natural conversation with its surroundings,” says the . “The focus was to achieve such a seamless flow that it wasn’t immediately clear whether you were on the inside or the outside of the home.”⁠
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Photography by Tara Correa ()

05/23/2025

Avid with homes around the United States, a husband and wife couldn’t resist the charms of when they decided to establish a winter retreat on ’s . They quickly acquired a sprawling, 10,692-square-foot property newly built on one of a golf community’s last remaining lots. “It is a truly breathtaking structure,” says Michael Diamond of Diamond Custom Homes (), the builder and developer of the residence. “The home is situated on a pie-shaped cul-de-sac, which meant we had to ensure the build captured the golf course view perfectly.” Diamond assembled a top-level team, including architect Jon Kukk of Kukk Architecture (), who created the overall transitional style for the home, and interior designer Adriene Ged of Edge Interiors (), who conceptualized all the interior design elements, focusing on the home’s contemporary feel, extensive custom millwork, and innovative ceiling details. “The homeowners possess an extensive collection of colorful artworks and sculptures,” says Ged, “so I kept the background neutral while incorporating various blue tones throughout the home.”⁠
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For the full article, pick up the / issue of Naples.⁠
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Photography by Venjhamin Reyes ().⁠
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