West Palm Beach
In a mix of refuge and community, since 1900, West Palm Beach has its own aura, a subtle joy of colors, a time that passes at a different pace and invites us to walk without rush, between an impeccable curatorial with bossa, romantic tone and classic soul.
Each place seems to have been designed for those who seek to register memories, of art, vintage garage, floral patterns and architecture. The city resonates with attention to detail, and the dialogue between the new and the old, in its most fresh form.
We put together a micro guide, for a day in Palm Beach, for those who especially love interiors like us.
Our itinerary starts at Restoration Hardware, with a flagship reference and singular in furniture, with a restaurant that asks for an appointment to return.
Following that, we head to S County Rd, where we stop at some addresses we love: Julia Armory, The Nix and the new Well Made Home. Three addresses side by side where the authorial curatorial reveals itself in decorative objects, and table setting, always with a special look at textiles. The experience is of navigating between an editorial essay by the choices of each one of them.
For a break, we chose the hotel The Colony, for a coffee in tones of pink, where the experience is sensorial beyond aesthetics. But we can't leave the St Ambroeus pass by, with an irresistible Love Shake Fancy right next to it.
After that, we head to Worth Ave, with a mandatory stop at Mary Mahoney, where the collection and table setting curatorial brings classic porcelains from Alberto Pinto, embroidered items and one-of-a-kind silver findings.
The lunch is at Le Bilbouquet, between the Worth Ave streets, where it's worth getting lost in the afternoon part, and exploring antiques, at Stubbs & Wootton's shoes, and the small Aerin store, everything connected by a shared gaze.
If you stay for dinner, it's worth noting two favorites we have: Bice and Renato?s.
West Palm Beach inspires as a refuge of curatorial, where design lives in human scale.
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