Tour the most trendy house out there! Palm Beach Kips Bay Show House.

Palm Beach Kips Bay Show House is open! The 10 000 square foot Mediterranean-style house located in Florida brings hundreds of decorating ideas together! This showhouse was transformed by 22 of United States best interior design firms in a period of four months.

Each area is decorated by a different firm or interior designer portraying the style of each one of them. The house is currently open for tours with proceeds benefitting both the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club and Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County. Find out more

Now let’s dig into the house tour!

Living Room

Cindy Rinfret

The designer chose elements with a “traveled and collected feel”. The result was a living room full of character, distinct objects that give us a feeling as if these have been brought back from many travels and put together beautifully.

Guest Suite

Peter Dunham

The LA-based interior designer has a different approach to this first-floor lounge area. The final result is a patterned blue intimate space decorated with modern art.

Dining Room

David Scott

David Scott, New York-based, created the dining room by combining the latest of contemporary artisans with rich natural textures. He’s a fan of an eclectic mix of objects and that can be seen in this beautiful dining room.

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Family Room

David Phoenix

David Phoenix created a family room free of technologies, where the creation of a sitting area for spending quality family time was the priority. The designer layered shades of neutrals and green accents.

Bedroom

Danielle Rollins

Danielle Rollins selected the Pantone Color of the Year to decorate this bedroom. When creating the room the designer decided to aim for a sunset room and her starting point was a Hermes scarf.

Master Bedroom

David Mitchell Brown

When transforming the master bedroom, the designer used translucent light as a guiding concept. Citrine draperies, silk wallpaper and a palette that feels like soft watercolors.

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