POLA PALM BEACH 2026

Edition of Pola Palm Beach.

Editor letter:

“ Perspective is a silent artist. Shift it, even a fraction, and what once felt impossible becomes inevitable.”

Max Iboj

Contributors

Editor in Chief

Marisela Melgar

Founder & Creative Director

Paola Ibarra | polaibarra@stbarthmediagroup.com

St. Barths Art Director

Kevin Lawrie

Design Artist

Itzel García

Creative Copywriter

Sheyla Ferrera

Contributing Artist

Nathan Coe

Karolina Karlsson

Mauro Bergonzoli

Rob Brinson

Strategic Advisor

Brendan Howell | brendan@loloft.com

C+C PHOTOGRAPHY GALLERY

Brilliant, witty, playful, alive — that is perhaps the most accurate way to describe C+C Photography Gallery, a space that reaches far beyond fine photography and becomes something altogether more invigorating: a place where one is gently, unmistakably reminded of what it feels like to be fully awake. With a presence in New York, Nantucket, and Palm Beach, the gallery hums with a curated chorus of

visionary photographers drawn from different decades, continents, and artistic temperaments, each adding their own timbre to an ever-evolving visual symphony.

There is Dean West, whose meticulously staged, multilayered compositions blur the line between reality and imagination, inviting viewers into carefully constructed worlds where every element engages in a silent dialogue.

His acclaimed series — from mythology-infused narratives to explorations of contemporary identity — has earned him international recognition and a devoted following among sophisticated collectors in North America and Europe.

Alongside him stands Alison Jackson, whose provocative tableaux featuring a Queen Elizabeth lookalike deliver a mischievous commentary on fame and fantasy. The timeless brilliance of Al Satterwhite brings us into the orbit of a young, unstoppable Stevie Wonder in the 1970s — all energy, genius, and irresistible joy. Just across the room, the cinematic glamour of Milton H. Greene unfolds in his legendary 1956 Beverly Hills gathering, where Marilyn Monroe shines not as an icon but as a living, laughing presence among friends.

And then there is Nathan Coe, this year’s cover artist, whose lush, evocative, cinematic beach landscapes have long drawn viewers into a world defined by sunlight, ease, and quiet allure. In recent years, Coe has introduced the unexpected through subtle human intervention.

The inclusion of the nude female figure — often shown with her back to the camera, seemingly blissfully unaware of the artist’s presence — represents, for

Coe, the innate human connection to nature in its purest, most unselfconscious form. His images merge the elemental and the intimate, transforming the coastline into a stage where beauty, freedom, and vulnerability coexist in perfect balance.

Together, these artists form not merely a collection but a sensation — a vibrant reminder of life’s unpredictability, elegance, humor, and heat.

In the end, C+C Photography Gallery leaves an imprint — a reminder to live a little fuller, a touch more boldly, and to allow beauty to widen the horizon of what you notice.

C+C Photography Gallery

Locations

New York

3 W 57th Street, New York, Ny

Nantucket

30a Main Street, Nantucket, Ma

Palm Beach

313 1/2 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, Fl

P: +1 561 770 3168

BACK TO PALM BEACH

Where to Stay

The Colony Hotel + 561 655 5430

Palm Beach’s beloved Pink Paradise continues to charm us year after year, guided by the impeccable management of Bruce Siegel and the visionary ownership of Sarah Wetenhall. The Colony has partnered with Apple TV to celebrate Season 2 of the hit series Palm Royale. As part of this collaboration, the hotel has been transformed into the show’s very own Palm Royale—the ultra-exclusive social club where Maxine Dellacorte (Kristen Wiig) sparkles, schemes, and social-climbs her way through Palm Beach’s glamorous 1960s scene. Stepping inside feels like entering the world of the series itself: Welcome to the club, darling.

Where to Shop

Marissa Collections

Neha Dani High Jewelry

This season, it’s not a matter of where to shop, but what. And the answer is Neha Dani’s extraordinary high jewelry, presented by Marissa Collections. Each piece begins as a hand-sculpted wax form, then transforms—through Dani’s remarkable artistry—into a singular wearable work of art. Rare gemstones, radiant color, and fluid, sculptural silhouettes come together to capture movement, depth, and emotional expression. These are creations meant not just to be worn, but to be remembered.

Lolita Jaca

Island Glamour from St. Barths

Born in St. Barths, Lolita Jaca is one of the island’s most emblematic fashion houses, now beautifully at home on Peruvian Avenue. Founded in Saint Barthélemy, the brand embodies effortless island glamour with its fluid silhouettes, hand-drawn prints, and sumptuous silks. Each piece carries the spirit of St. Barths: relaxed yet refined, bohemian yet impeccably crafted.

Where to Cheers

The Vineta’s New Bar

For longtime Palm Beachers, the former Leopard Lounge was its famed nightlife sanctuary adored by socialites, politicians, and visiting celebrities. Its spirit now returns in a new chapter at The Vineta Hotel. If you’ve ever sipped a martini at the Rémy Bar in St. Barths, you already know Oetker Collection’s mastery of nighttime magic. Expect classic cocktailing, sparkling conversation, and that unmistakable sense of occasion that only a true icon can create.

Coco’s The Vineta Hotel

Everyone is talking about The Vineta, the highly anticipated new hotel from Oetker Collection, which for decades was known as The Chesterfield. But what many don’t yet know is the story behind Coco’s, the property’s signature restaurant.

Coco’s brings authentic Mediterranean cuisine to Palm Beach, featuring beloved dishes from its iconic sister property, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc. Needless to say, with Eden-Roc heritage behind it, the experience speaks for itself.

Where to Dine Where to Indulge

Bilboquet Market lebilboquetpb.com

Bilboquet surprised us this season with the debut of Bilboquet Market, which has quickly become Palm Beach’s official morning espresso meeting point. A true European gourmet experience, the market keeps everyone lingering with its salads, quiches, pastries, and that unmistakable Bilboquet touch that makes indulgence feel entirely justified. Come prepared to enjoy… and don’t resist it.

FERRARI PUROSANGUE:

A PALM BEACH PRESENCE UNLIKE ANY OTHER

There are cars that turn heads on Worth Avenue, and then there are cars that make conversations stop mid-sentence. Ferrari's Purosangue—the first four-door, four-seater in the Prancing Horse's 75-year history—belongs unapologetically to the latter.Unveiled after years of quiet anticipation, the Purosangue isn't a crossover or an SUV; it is, as Maranello insists, a true Ferrari wearing a four-door silhouette only because modern life demanded that its masterpiece evolve.

Slip inside and the feeling is immediate: this cabin was designed to impress, but more importantly, to connect-quietly, confidently, unmistakably Ferrari. Four sculpted, heated, independently adjustable seats anchor a space defined by intention: Alcantara made from recycled polyester, glass cup holders, and a dual-cockpit layout inspired by the SF90 Stradale.

The Burmester 3D High-End Surround Sound — the brand's first in a Ferrari — unfurls music with the same nuance as a perfectly tuned violin inside the Kravis Center.

But that first impression is only the start.

Press the starter, and the naturally aspirated V12 — the soul of Ferrari — awakens with a controlled, confident force. Delivering 725 cv, with 80% of its torque available at just 2,100 rpm, the Purosangue proves that an engine can be both ferocious and composed, a rare duality that suits morning drives along Ocean Boulevard as effortlessly as spirited sprints toward Wellington at dusk.

Acceleration is, predictably, astonishing: 0-62 mph in 3.3 seconds, the V12 rising to its 8,250-rpm crescendo in a sweep of sound that reveals why Ferrari chose to debut this model with pure combustion. Equal-length manifolds and tuned plenums shape a soundtrack that stays subtle until summoned-then swells into a note only Maranello could compose.

Ferrari's first-ever active suspension system, paired with independent fourwheel steering and the newest generation of Side Slip Control, keeps the car improbably flat through curves, balanced over imperfections, and agile in a way that challenges physics.

Sharp turn-in, instant response, and a weight distribution of 49:51 affirm that this is a Ferrari first and a four-seater second.

Outside, the design is sculpture in motion. A floating upper body, rear-hinged welcome doors, and aerodynamic signatures guiding wind with the precision of a conductor's baton. A carbon-fiber roof, forged wheels inspired by the SF90 Stradale, and a stance that carries an elegance unmistakably at home between palm-lined estates and the valet at Mar-a-Lago.

"The Purosangue's form was conceived as a sculpture that showcases and heightens its stunning aerodynamic development. Physical evidence of this lies in various details including, for instance, the pontoon effect of the aerobridge between front and flanks."

But what makes the Purosangue distinctly suited for Palm Beach isn't its power, nor its engineering, nor even its presence — it is its purpose. Everyone on board can travel comfortably to a polo match, a dinner overlooking the Intracoastal, or a weekend family escape to Ocean Reef Club without sacrificing luggage space or serenity. The rear seats recline, the boot is the largest in Ferrari history, and the ride — thanks to its revolutionary suspension — rivals that of the most discreet grand tourers.

It is, in essence, a Ferrari that blends the best of two worlds: effortless comfort and the kind of performance only Maranello can deliver. As the name promises, the Purosangue opens a new category — carrying Ferrari's legacy forward with absolute fidelity.

On the streets of Palm Beach, it won't just be noticed. It will stand "Unlike Any Other.

KAROLINA KARLSSON

Karolina Karlsson is a Swedish-American artist based between New York and St. Barth’s. Her style merges Swedish minimalism with Caribbean palettes and themes. She draws inspiration from the human form, food, and illustrative silhouettes, exploring proportion to create designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and playful. Her work has been exhibited internationally, most notably at the Saatchi Gallery in London during Focus Art Fair, The Rosewood Le Guanahani in St. Barth’s, and SCOPE Art Show in Miami.

1.- Your work often feels suspended between place and memory. When you begin a piece, what trace of a moment are you trying to capture, and why that moment?

I aim to capture a feeling of nostalgia. The colours, bikinis, wine, and fruit — all of these elements transport me, and hopefully the viewer, to a moment shared with friends or loved ones. Many of my fondest memories on the island have unfolded over long, joyful lunches by the beach, and I imagine many islanders share that same sentiment. Embarrassingly, I used to shed a tear on the plane every time I left, knowing I’d have to wait another year before experiencing the island again. These paintings are like little love letters to some of the happiest times of my life.

2.- In your studio, what is your companion in creation — a sound, an object, a mood — and how does it guide you toward the finished piece?

Funnily enough, my studio partner is my true companion in creation. Eve B. is my greatest motivator and inspiration. When we’re together, the space transforms into a creative hub, full of ideas and collaborative energy which has lead to art collaborations. The combination of having a team mate and being surrounded by the vibrance of the scenery of St. Barths in the winter completes the vision behind my work.

3.- Travel, time, and terrain are themes we know you explore. What unexpected location or landscape recently inspired you, and how did it translate into colour or texture?

Sweden has an unexpected influence on my art style. The yellows and blues, clean lines, and minimalist silhouttes are shaped by my Scandinavian heritage. These elements remind me of summer time on Sweden’s West Coast. Coincidentally, St. Barth’s was a Swedish colony for nearly a century, and the island still carries a distinctly Scandinavian essence that continues to influence my style, even here in the Caribbean.

4.- For a viewer encountering your piece for the first time, what subtle invitation are you extending — a silence, a question, or a sensation?

My paintings are windows into memories with my favourite people — filled with laughter, dancing, eating, drinking, and being unapologetically goofy. They’re about unlocking a youthful part of ourselves, where life feels less serious and more indulgent. I am inviting the viewer into these moments so they can relive a special memory with their friends, or, to create new ones.

5.- Looking ahead to your next chapter of work, what new horizon beckons — a new medium, a deeper collaboration, or a fresh emotional territory? All I can say is there are new mediums and narratives on the horizon but you’ll have to stay tuned and find out! ;) Follow me on Instagram @karolinakarlssonart for sneak peeks into my process and upcoming works!

For those visiting St. Barth’s this winter, my work will be on view in the lobby of The Rosewood Le Guanahani from November 24 to March 15, and are available for purchase in the Artists of St. Barth Gallery in St Jean. For inquiries, please visit www.artSBH.com.

LOLOFT Love Your Work

The Company Transforming Commercial Real Estate for Startups, Entrepreneurs, and Corporations

In the rapidly shifting landscape of U.S. commercial real estate, one startup is quietly rewriting the rules— and, as many early adopters are discovering, redefining the very experience of work. Based in Northwest Arkansas and backed by RZC Investments, the investment platform for Steuart and Tom Walton, grandsons of Walmart founder Sam Walton, Loloft has emerged as one of the most innovative hybrid workspace companies in the country. Its promise is simple yet radical: “Love Your Work”.

At first glance, Loloft appears to be part of the coworking movement. Look closer, and it becomes clear that it is something else entirely—a commercial real estate operations platform built for the new economy, where entrepreneurs, digital creatives, e-commerce brands, and even large corporate customers can work side by side.

A New Category: Hybrid Warehousing + Coworking

Loloft’s model sits at the intersection of two industries that have remained surprisingly unchanged: coworking and industrial warehousing. Startups that once struggled to find functional, affordable space—or who were forced to operate from garages or storage units—now gain access to warehouse studios, office suites, and full amenitized coworking space, all under one roof.

For e-commerce brands—particularly Amazon sellers—the model has been transformative.

“Amazon requires you to have a loading dock,” says one tenant, “but I also can’t sit in a storage unit for five hours waiting for UPS. Loloft receives all my packages, and I can operate my business like a real company.”

— Julius Isoa, Loloft member in Phoenix

This simple operational upgrade has enabled small brands to scale faster, reduce overhead, and streamline fulfillment—benefits typically reserved for larger players.

Corporates Are Taking Notice

One month ago, Loloft launched Corporate Solutions, a product designed for enterprise teams testing new markets or offering employees flexible, modern space. In Phoenix, where the newest location opened, corporate teams are already occupying fully designed suites featuring:

• All-inclusive pricing with no surprises.

• Meeting rooms and coworking access.

• Kitchens and concierge-style amenities.

• Free parking—rare in most traditional coworking models.

• Immediate move-in options for rapid deployment.

For corporates, the appeal is clear: speed, clarity, and modernity. In a business environment where expansion cycles are shrinking, teams cannot afford multimonth buildouts or multi-year commitments. Loloft eliminates that lag entirely.

And for employees? The design-forward interiors, natural light, and functional layouts do exactly what the brand’s slogan promises: they help people fall in love with their work again.

The secret? Loloft has solved two of the most painful barriers in commercial leasing:

• Long-term commitments that lock businesses into 3–5 year contracts.

• Costly, slow buildouts that stall operations for months.

Instead, the company offers ready-to-move-in private warehouses, offices, and meeting spaces with no longterm leases, no buildout hassle, and no utilities setup. For the founders, the mission has always been about eliminating friction so companies can focus on what truly matters—growing.

A Category-Defining Expansion

Loloft currently operates two locations, with a third on the way, and has another six in the immediate development pipeline; however, the momentum is unmistakable. With strong demand, support from RZC, and a maturing operational model, the company is preparing for rapid expansion into 15 additional U.S. markets, focusing on high-growth regions where startups, remote teams, and e-commerce brands are concentrated.

Industry analysts have begun referring to Loloft as the “missing middle” in commercial real estate—a flexible, scalable solution positioned between coworking and traditional industrial space.

For investors tracking the future of work, logistics, and the shift toward decentralized commerce, Loloft sits at a particularly compelling intersection.

A Seed Round With Significant Early Interest

Following its recognition as a winner in Steve Case’s Rise of the Rest competition, Loloft is now preparing its seed round, projected to close by the end of Q1 2026. With 30% of the capital already committed, interest has quietly accelerated as early investors recognize the potential for a category-dominant platform—one that could scale nationally, then internationally, as hybrid work and micro-fulfillment continue to reshape supply chains.

The founders emphasize that the raise is not an urgent call for capital but rather a strategic step to accelerate proven demand. Yet the sense of momentum is unmistakable.

Markets are shifting, new work models are emerging, and companies are demanding flexibility that traditional landlords simply cannot deliver.

And for those watching the transformation of commercial real estate, Loloft’s trajectory is starting to look like one of those rare opportunities that later define an early investor’s portfolio.

The Future of Work, Happening Now

When asked what ultimately differentiates Loloft, its founders return to the same principle: make life easier for people building businesses.

Whether it’s a first-time online seller, a growing creative agency, a regional operations team, or a Fortune 500 company testing a new market, Loloft offers one simple promise:

• See. Sign. Start.

• No delays. No friction. No long-term commitments.

In a world where speed is strategy—and where work is increasingly flexible, mobile, and decentralized— Loloft is not simply offering space. It is offering momentum.

And everyone knows: momentum attracts winners. Momentum creates market leaders. Momentum rewards those who join early.

For those paying attention, Loloft is already moving.

Paris is brewing in Palm Beach

By Carolina B Camps

This fall, a Parisian-inspired market opened its dazzling doors in Palm Beach.

Set on the corner of Peruvian and Cocoanut, this corner store features a whimsical design by the talented Parisian-New York interior designer, Maud Ferrand. Ferrand used Viola marble counters, colorful Italian tiles in pinks, corals and bronze, plus a terrazzo floor to set the stage. Mario Lopez Torres rattan chandeliers (which are oh-so-Palm-Beach) playfully hang from the ceiling and structural columns were wrapped into bronze Palm trees.

And then there is the food! Gourmet sandwiches, sensational salads, crusty breads, an insane croque monsieur, delectable desserts like the Peruvian Avenue cake (dome cake with chocolate mousse and hazelnut dacquoise), flaky Napoleons in all flavors and every imaginable pastry. There are also daily specials that include soups (gazpacho, lentil were recently spotted), luxury take-out (duck confit, gnocchi with truffle sauce) and plenty of gourmet trimmings both sweet (marrons glacés) and savory (caviar and smoked salmon). Le Bilboquet Market has become the newest hangout for locals and the winter flock. It’s not easy to miss someone strolling nearby Worth Avenue with a Bilbo matcha or coffee cup in hand.

Another star in the restaurant group’s vast portfolio, this elegant shop is the vision of Le Bilboquet’s founder, Philippe Delgrange. “I wanted to bring a true European gourmet market that serves all, whether it’s for a morning espresso, a catered office lunch or a Bilbo dinner of our famed Cajun chicken.”

Delgrange tapped his dear friend— acclaimed chef François Payard, a third generation pastry chef and James Beard award winner—for the role of Le Bilboquet Market’s Culinary Director. This gourmet shop is open year-round from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

353 Peruvian Ave Palm Beach, Fl

RESTA URANT Guide2026

Coco’s

Coco’s, the hotel’s signature restaurant, celebrates the essence of Mediterranean gastronomy with a menu rooted in authenticity and shaped by the culinary heritage of its legendary sister property, Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc. Beloved dishes from the Riviera appear alongside seasonal specialties, each prepared with a devotion to purity of flavor and coastal elegance. The dining room opens seamlessly into the original courtyard, where bougainvillea climb the historic walls and tall palms cast a soft, dappled shade—an irresistible setting that evolves throughout the day. From serene, sunlit breakfasts to leisurely afternoon teas and refined evening dinners, Coco’s offers a relaxed yet impeccably polished ambiance that feels inherently timeless.

The Palm House Dining Room

The Palm House Dining Room in Palm Beach offers a captivating fusion of Japanese culinary techniques and bold Peruvian flavors, crafted by Executive Chef de Cuisine Jerry Ayala. Drawing inspiration from Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Ayala presents a menu that delights with dishes like miso-marinated sea bass and Wagyu tataki accented with aji amarillo.

The 88-seat dining space features oak-paneled walls, Japanese-inspired textures, and vibrant turquoise hues that reflect the

hotel’s coastal surroundings. Guests can enjoy intimate banquettes, standalone tables, or a front-row seat at the chef’s table, where culinary artistry takes center stage.

With all-day dining available indoors or on the sunlit terrace, the Palm House Dining Room is a sophisticated yet relaxed destination for hotel guests and locals alike, promising an unforgettable gastronomic journey by the sea.

La Goulue

In the heart of Palm Beach, La Goulue stands as a testament to French culinary brilliance. This intimate, chic French-themed restaurant offers an immersive dining experience, blending elegant ambiance with masterful cuisine.*

The menu, a creation of an executive chef passionate about local seasonal ingredients, features classics with a modern twist. Highlights include the soul-warming Soup á l’oignon gratinée, the sea-inspired Modules Marinieres Frites, and the garlic-rich Les escargots de bourgogne au beurre d’ail.

Complementing the exquisite dishes is a selection of boutique French wines, meticulously paired to enhance each culinary creation. The attentive and knowledgeable staff ensures a dining experience that is not just a meal, but an event, setting a new standard in dining excellence.

La Goulue offers a journey for the senses, blending exceptional food, fine wines, and elegant service for an unforgettable dining experience in Palm Beach.

Le Bilboquet

+1 561 812 2363

lebilboquetpb.com

Bilboquet reigns as the pinnacle of dining in Palm Beach. Under the impeccable and amiable management of Darko Ilie, every experience here is imbued with unparalleled service. Culinary delights range from the delectable simplicity of their bread basket, featuring French Baguette, Boulard Walnut, and Olive Ciabatta, to the exquisite flavors of signature dishes like the signature Le Poulet Cajun at Le Bilboquet. Complementing the meal, their curated wine selection and crafted cocktails elevate the dining experience to new heights. Securing a reservation at Bilboquet is a coveted achievement, reflecting the establishment's exclusivity. Guests are expected to dress in a manner befitting the Palm Beach etiquette, adding to the sophisticated ambiance of this gastronomic haven.

Sant Ambroeus

Since its auspicious debut on Madison Avenue in 1982, Sant Ambroeus has evolved into a culinary institution, boasting four vibrant locations in New York City and extending its reach to Aspen, the Hamptons, Milan, and the sunkissed shores of Palm Beach Island. Sant Ambroeus brings a slice of old-world Milanese charm and sophistication to the Palm Beach gastronomic scene.

At the heart of Sant Ambroeus Palm Beach's success is Executive Chef Marco Barbisotti. His mastery is evident in signature dishes like the silken Tagliatelle alla Bolognese, the elegantly composed Vitello Tonnato, and the perfectly crusted Cotoletta alla Milanese.

Each dish is a testament to the chef's commitment to authentic Milanese cuisine and his flair for elevating classic recipes.

Sant Ambroeus Palm Beach also shines in the early hours with its breakfast menu. The Cappuccino here is not merely a beverage; it's a ritual, perfected to Milanese standards –rich, robust, and artfully presented.

The ambiance of Sant Ambroeus Palm Beach complements its culinary prowess. The décor, service, and overall experience are imbued with an understated elegance and an inviting warmth, making it a go-to destination for both locals and visitors alike.

Cafe L'Europe

+1 561 655 4020

cafeleurope.com

Marking its 45th year as a culinary beacon, Café L'Europe in Palm Beach, under the stewardship of The Marcello Family, re-emerged in Fall 2020 as a chic and vibrant Bistro & Bar.

Nestled in the heart of Palm Beach, this establishment is a blend of classic charm and contemporary flair.

The café's architecture, reminiscent of timeless French elegance, accommodates up to 175 guests. Its spacious interior is bathed in natural light, streaming through glass French doors, enhancing the venue's casual yet sophisticated ambiance.

The menu, a creative collaboration of French Executive Chefs Alain Krauss and Benoit Delos, offers an exquisite fusion of French and Mediterranean cuisine. Signature dishes

like Tomato Tartar, Dover Sole Meuniere, and the indulgent Grand Marnier Soufflé, showcase the chefs' culinary finesse.

Complementing the gastronomic experience is an extensive wine collection, meticulously curated by Sommelier Sergio Cuadros.

The café offers a private dining room, where guests can share memorable moments. Also, as the heartbeat of the place, guests can seat in the Grand bar. If guests prefer to dine al fresco, Café L’Europe offers a lovely outdoor space.

Embodying a philosophy of warm hospitality, Café L'Europe stands as the heart of the midtown neighborhood, inviting guests to a world where culinary artistry meets timeless elegance.

Buccan

+1 561 833 3450

buccanpalmbeach.com

At Buccan Palm Beach, securing a reservation is no small feat. Yet, should you be fortunate enough to do so, a culinary journey awaits, courtesy of the celebrated cuisine crafted by the award-winning Executive Chef Clay Conley. Buccan's menu, sophisticated and alluring, is perfectly complemented by the chic bistro-style dining room ambiance. Opt for their signature cocktails or indulge in a prolonged evening of gastronomic delight; either way, satisfaction is guaranteed. And to culminate your experience, do not overlook the surreal delight of their salted caramel cheesecake.

Swifty’s at the Colony Hotel

Swifty’s, New York’s preeminent society boîte, can be found in Palm Beach at The Colony Hotel. Swifty’s at The Colony features al fresco seating under a hanging garden and is led by Swifty’s original founder, Robert Caravaggi. Executive Chef Tom Whitaker loves to work with organic, fresh produce from surrounding

farms and waters to augment Swifty’s classic lunch and dinner options. With so many delicious options, it is hard to choose. Whatever your final choice is, make sure to leave some space for one of Swifty’s iconic desserts, and don’t miss the live music poolside.

Café Boulud

At Café Boulud, nestled in the heart of Palm Beach, Daniel Boulud's award-winning culinary expertise comes to life. Here, one finds not only a picturesque patio setting but also a brunch experience that captures the essence of upscale dining. The menu, a blend of traditional French cuisine and signature café classics, is highlighted by the exquisite Wild Maine Lobster Roll, elegantly presented in

house-baked brioche with coleslaw and dirty chips. Adding to the gastronomic delight is the dessert selection from Executive Pastry Chef Julie, each creation a testament to artistic culinary skill. Café Boulud, with its harmonious blend of ambiance and flavor, is a must-visit destination for those seeking the pinnacle of Palm Beach dining.

Lola 41 Palm Beach

Lola 41 in Palm Beach, located within The White Elephant boutique hotel, boasts an elegant and inviting dining atmosphere. The restaurant's stylish decor features black and white awnings, striped patio umbrellas, and cozy banquettes with multi-colored pillows, creating an ideal setting for a menu. that brims with innovation and culinary finesse.

This season, the restaurant proudly introduces two stellar additions to its menu: the Grilled Octopus and Lobster Tagliatelle. The Grilled Octopus is a delightful fusion of flavors, poached in onion, paprika, and red wine, then char-grilled, accompanied by Confit Marble Potatoes, Rosemary, and a Preserved Lemon & Mint Gremolata, and completed with a Nduja Vinaigrette and Crispy Baby Kale. The Lobster Tagliatelle presents a luxurious combination of lobster meat with Tagliatelle pasta, in a creamy sauce of blistered grape tomatoes, pesto, zucchini, mascarpone cheese, and heavy cream, delicately finished with lemon juice and garnished with fresh chives.

THINK A CENTURY AHEAD

Imoto

Imoto impresses with its sophisticated blend of traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine. The highlight? Exquisite special nigiris, each a small work of art, bursting with fresh, vibrant flavors. Perfectly paired with Kirinzan Mellow sake, these nigiris offer a sublime dining experience. The ambiance is upscale yet welcoming, making Imoto an essential stop for those seeking culinary excellence in Palm Beach.

For over 20 years, Tradewind has offered private charters to exquisite destinations such as St Barths and Nantucket. Now, we are proud to announce expanded service with our newest base in the Palm Beach area bringing confidence and convenience to flights throughout Florida and The Bahamas.

Lustrous and Legendary: The Lumière de l'Infini Crown Miss

Universe Crown

Jewelmer, the French-Filipino high jewelry Maison celebrated for its rare golden South Sea pearls, captivated imaginations around the globe with the unveiling of the Lumière de l'Infini Crown in November 2024. It is the first-ever Miss Universe crown created by a Filipino brand and is also the first crown to feature the South Sea pearl - the National Gem of the Philippines - in the pageant's history, capturing the attention of pageant enthusiasts and jewelry aficionados alike.

The one-of-a-kind creation reflects decades of Jewelmer's savoir-faire since the brand's inception in 1979. The crown carries with it the extraordinary spirit of those who took part in its creation - from Jewelmer's dedicated pearl farmers to master craftsmen trained in the classic techniques practiced in Place Vendôme, the center of elegance in France.

Crafting a Masterpiece

Adorned with 23 golden South Sea pearls, perfectly matched in color, shape, and luster throughout years of harvests in Jewelmer's pearl farms in Palawan, Philippines. Ranging from 8mm to 17mm in semi-round shapes and set among 1,400 diamonds and 18-karat gold, the crown is a testament to Jewelmer's meticulous craftsmanship.

The rarest and most coveted hue in the world, the golden South Sea pearl can only be cultivated through the most pristine environment and utmost human care. A miracle created in 377 steps over five years, Mother Nature controls much of the process — there is no guarantee that a pearl will be harvested.

With Jewelmer hand-selecting only the top 2% of its harvest for its fine jewelry creations, the crown stands as a testament to the Maison's pursuit of excellence.

Inspired by Universal Elements

Jewelmer's Senior Vice President and Creative Director, Gaelle Branellec, shares the inspiration behind the masterpiece.

"We thought of bringing the four elements of life in the making of the crown. The element of fire is embodied in the sun and its rays that radiate over the sea. Water filters light, sculpting life on a day-to-day basis. The element of air gently blows and caresses the surface of the sea. Earth is symbolized through rare golden South Sea pearls that are dancing over the surface and within the ocean. All those four elements come together in harmony."

Diamond-adorned rays and the warmth of precious yellow gold depict light and fire emanating from the sun. Tendrils of diamonds and rich gold recall the seafoam meeting the shores and the air blowing on the waves. Golden South Sea pearls evoke the sphere of the Earth, radiating beauty from the ocean, our source of life, to the promises of the universe and its infinite beyond.

An Icon of Artistry

From the selection of the golden pearls to the crown's final design, every step was taken with intention. Beyond a piece of jewelry, the Lumière de l'Infini Crown embodies Filipino pride, artistry, and the spirit of women whose strength and grace shine from within.

The crown's essence is drawn from Jewelmer's philosophy: As long as there is a pearl, there is life shining through every moment. From the gentle ripples to the stormy waves of the sea, Mother Nature offers a miracle - the golden South Sea pearl - brought to life into a crown that inspires hope, light, and infinite dreams for generations of women across the universe.

Through the Lumière de l'Infini Crown, Jewelmer continues to elevate the golden South Sea pearl on a global platform, ensuring its legacy will keep flourishing and strengthening, for future generations to admire and appreciate.

PALM BEACH PERFECT:

Why Palm Beach’ers are

Choosing Hera Flight.

In a world where time is the ultimate luxury, Palm Beach’ers—known for their uncompromising standards—are choosing Hera Flight for the way it turns travel into an art form. More than a charter service, Hera represents a new generation of private aviation—where precision, discretion, and beauty meet above the clouds.

Every journey is designed around one guiding philosophy: exceptional travel should be effortless.

Tailored to Palm Beach–St. Barths Lifestyles

Few understand the rhythm of the “island people” quite like Hera Flight. Whether it’s a last-minute business dash to New York or a spontaneous escape to the Caribbean, Hera’s concierge team anticipates every detail—coordinating ground transfers, luggage handling, and bespoke catering with the ease of a trusted household staff. Designed for those who split their time between different destinations, Hera ensures seamless door-to-door travel through dedicated partnerships with regional airports and private terminals, reflecting the unhurried yet elevated tempo of its clientele’s lives.

Fleet Excellence and Comfort

At the heart of Hera Flight’s reputation is a meticulously maintained fleet of mid, super-midsize, and large-cabin jets—including Learjets, Challengers, Citations, and Gulfstreams. Each cabin is crafted for quiet sophistication: leather textures, curated lighting, and technology that dissolves into the background. As the fleet expands, Hera continues to blend performance with poise—elevating comfort to a new cruising altitude.

Jet Card Freedom, Without the Fatigue

For frequent flyers, Hera’s innovative Jet Card Membership offers freedom without ownership fatigue. With transparent pricing, guaranteed availability, and zero repositioning fees within the United States, it’s a membership built on trust and clarity. Members enjoy the reliability of a private fleet with the flexibility to fly on their own terms—no commitments, just consistency.

Ultimately, Hera Flight exists for travelers who see quality time as their greatest luxury. Every moment—from the first phone call to the final descent—embodies the belief that true refinement lies not in excess, but in ease. In the air or on the ground, Hera transforms the act of travel into something far greater: an experience of artful presence.

Contact Hera Flight at:

E. sales@heraflight.com

W. heraflight.com P. 833.FLY.HERA

To begin your journey.

PICASSO: A PALM BEACH MOMENT

Presented by Kahan Gallery at Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens

Kahan Gallery brings one of the most captivating chapters of Pablo Picasso’s career to Palm Beach—his exuberant and inventive Vallauris period (1946–early 1970s). After the war, Picasso made the quiet pottery village of Vallauris on the Côte d’Azur his home and laboratory. There, he spent almost thirty years transforming humble clay into sculpture and pioneering the bold, luminous technique of multi-color linocuts. This exhibition presents a superb collection of ceramics and linocuts alongside key works from other moments in his career, including etchings from the Suite Vollard, rare drawings, prints, and tapestries, revealing the remarkable continuity of his vision across decades.

HOTEL Guide2026

THE VINETA HOTEL

Oetker Hotels’ first U.S. Masterpiece property. Known for decades as The Chesterfield, the historic 1925 property has been transformed into The Vineta Hotel, preserving its heritage while unveiling a lighter, more polished expression for a new generation.

With 37 rooms—including four suites and a Presidential Suite—the hotel remains an intimate Palm Beach retreat rooted in its long and renowned history.

Undergoing a full transformation in 2025 by Paris-based designer Tino Zervudachi , the nearly 100-year-old Mediterranean Revival hideaway has been thoughtfully reimagined. The new interiors are light and luminous, distinguished by a refined sense of color, texture, and meticulous detail. While updated for contemporary luxury, the design intentionally preserves the landmarked architecture and historic character that define the property.

Celebrating the easy glamour of the Palm Beach lifestyle, The Pool House offers a relaxed, shaded daytime retreat. Elegant lunches, refreshing cocktails, and casual poolside snacking evoke the charm of the French Riviera—while the pool itself honors its original 100-year-old footprint, remaining a petite and perfect place for a quintessential Palm Beach dip.

Adding a note of playful extravagance, Vineta “À la Cart” introduces a whimsical trolley service delivering hand-selected luxuries directly to guests: house-made gelato, in-room wellness offerings, Dr. Barbara Sturm skincare, champagne, and more.

As its transformation nears completion, The Vineta Hotel enters a new era of Palm Beach sophistication—timeless, intimate, and elegantly understated. It invites guests to experience a modern expression of luxury rooted in history, design, and a deep appreciation for the charm of Palm Beach.

The Colony Hotel

+1 561 655 5430

thecolonypalmbeach.com

The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach is a classic destination renowned for its bold-colored brand of luxury. This iconic hotel has been a stylish retreat since 1947, situated in the heart of Palm Beach and close to world-class restaurants and shopping.

In 2016, Andrew and Sarah Wetenhall acquired The Colony and infused it with Old Florida charm. Collaborating with the celebrated design firm Kemble Interiors and de Gournay, they created a custom mural, resulting in a vibrant and inviting lobby. The redesign features a capsule furniture collection by Society Social, including handcrafted rattan and faux bamboo pieces, Farrow & Ball paint in heritage colors, and luxurious screen-printed fabrics by the renowned textile house F. Schumacher.

The guest rooms and suites at The Colony underwent a significant refresh, aligning them

with the ethos of the property. Spearheaded by Kemble Interiors, the design includes bespoke murals by deGournay, hand-painted wallcoverings, and exclusive art from notable Palm Beach photographers and artists. Each room is uniquely designed to embody the Palm Beach way of life, combining luxury with a sense of playfulness. The Colony is home to Dolce and Gabbana and recently hosted a pop-up with Popup Bagels.

Situated just a few feet from the sand, The Colony offers direct beach access, and its Beach Butler service caters to guests with gourmet bites and beverages right on the beach. Guests can also indulge in the best cuisine Palm Beach has to offer without ever leaving the resort, with meals and snacks served daily at the hotel's stylish bars and restaurants. Additionally, guests can enjoy delicious pastries and coffee at the Pink Paradise Café.

Palm House

+1 561 858 1600 info@palmhouse.com

Palm Beach welcomes a new era of hospitality with **Palm House**, the island’s first new luxury hotel in four years. Opened in December 2024, the 79-room retreat sits steps from the ocean on Royal Palm Way, blending classic charm with contemporary elegance.

The hotel marks the U.S. debut of **Iconic Luxury Hotels (ILH)**, part of London-based L+R Hotels, known for properties like Cliveden House and The Mayfair Townhouse. Palm Beach, with its timeless sophistication and vibrant energy, provides the perfect backdrop for this expansion.

Designed by Cooper Carry with interiors by Muza Lab, Palm House channels vintage Palm Beach with a modern twist: coral hues, soft pink limestone arches, and an inviting, jewel-box aesthetic. The atmosphere strikes a balance between elevated luxury and playful ease.

From the lively **Palm Bar** to serene, sunlit rooms, Palm House offers a stylish, carefree escape in the heart of Palm Beach.

The White Elephant Palm Beach

The White Elephant Palm Beach, a boutique hotel in Palm Beach, Florida, blends historic charm with modern luxury. Originally the Bradley Park Hotel from the 1920s, it has been exquisitely transformed while preserving its historic character. Situated near the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, the hotel features a lush U-shaped outdoor courtyard and the globally-inspired Lola 41 restaurant.

The hotel's design stands out with a neutral color palette, sleek metal accents, and vibrant pops of color, moving away from the traditional Palm Beach aesthetic. It also boasts a significant art collection with works by nota-

ble artists like Robert Rauschenberg. Guestrooms and suites offer custom-designed furniture, Pratesi linens, hardwood floors, and Carrara marble, creating an ambiance of elegance and comfort.

Amenities include complimentary use of bicycles, exclusive yacht excursions, and chauffeured BMW 7 Series vehicles.

The White Elephant Palm Beach is notable for its unique combination of historical significance, artful design, and contemporary luxury, offering a distinctive and upscale experience in Palm Beach.

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KIMBERLY DIMASCIO

Experience a curated approach to luxury real estate and tailored travel with Kimberly DiMascio. More than a real estate agent and concierge, she is a designer with a keen eye for crafting exquisite homes that reflect her clients’ unique lifestyles. With exclusive access to premier waterfront estates in Palm Beach and Islamorada, alongside private villas in St. Barth, St. Kitts & Nevis, and the Bahamas, Kimberly connects discerning buyers to exceptional properties. Her artistic vision, market expertise, and signature concierge service ensure every detail is flawlessly executed—turning real estate into an investment in the art of living well.

Eau Palm Beach

Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, a former Ritz-Carlton property and a symbol of luxury and sophistication. Rebranded in 2013, this lavish resort is nestled on seven acres of tropical gardens, with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Recognized by Condé Nast Traveler, it features an award-winning 42,000 square foot spa, tennis courts, pools, and diverse dining options. Its location is convenient for exploring Palm Beach's vibrant nightlife and shopping.

The resort blends effortless living with relaxed luxury, inspired by Santorini, Capri, and Palm Beach styles. Facilities include an adultonly infinity pool, a family pool, and a serene

spa retreat. Eau Palm Beach is also an ideal venue for weddings and special events, offering extensive event space and catering services.

Committed to sustainability, the resort integrates solar power and recycling, balancing luxury with environmental responsibility. Its culinary highlight is the Italian restaurant Polpo, known for its exquisite dishes and imaginative cooking.

Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa offers a perfect blend of luxury, sustainability, and culinary excellence, ideal for a sophisticated and relaxing getaway.

Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach

The Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach, a luxurious destination in Palm Beach, Florida, is renowned for its elegant coastal home design and relaxed yet glamorous resort style. The resort, designed by Leo Daly with interiors by Martin Brudnizki and Brian Gluckstein, is situated on Palm Beach Island’s most beautiful beach along the Atlantic Ocean.

Following a multimillion-dollar renovation, the resort features a redesigned lobby, new Ocean View Studio suites, first-floor Cabana Terrace rooms, and a remodeled pool terrace with two outdoor pools. The renovation enhanced the resort's dining options, pool experience, and public spaces, adding a distinctive vintage Palm Beach aesthetic to the rooms.

The Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach offers various amenities, including a chic seaside sanctuary spa, globally inspired cuisine, tennis courts, and a wide range of beach and water activities. Guests can enjoy beachfront yoga, complimentary bicycles, and an array of water sports equipment. The resort is particularly appealing for its serene atmosphere and its ability to cater to both leisure and business travelers with its spacious meeting rooms and banquet facilities.

This resort is an embodiment of the tranquil and luxurious lifestyle of Palm Beach, providing guests with a unique blend of historical elegance and contemporary comfort.

AN ALPINE MOMENT NATHAN COE

To understand an alpine moment, one might begin with a sensation many know: the first breath of cold, clean air at the top of a mountain. The pulse quickens, adrenaline rises, and the landscape seems to sharpen—an invitation to ski into possibility. And then, almost at once, comes its counterbalance: a stillness so pure it feels suspended in time, a quiet that invites contemplation.

No one brings this duality to life quite like Nathan Coe. His winter works capture the wild nature of the season, the surge of the fearless and the pause that follows — that An Alpine Moment...

From Palm Beach to Gstaad

For

those who divide the season between sunlit elegance and alpine grandeur, winter becomes a study in contrasts.

The paradigm—whether to begin the year in Gstaad or Palm Beach—becomes a delightful indulgence to entertain, bringing forth the age-old winter question: which destination comes first? Whatever the order may be, the ritual remains the same: suitcases reopen, linen gives way to cashmere—or vice versa—depending on where the season begins. And for those who choose the call of the mountains, one truth becomes unmistakable: Là, l’hiver se vit pleinement. It is here, in the quiet majesty of the Alps, that the season finds its most intimate expression.

In the Bernese Oberland, The Alpina Gstaad stands among Switzerland’s most distinguished five-star retreats, contemporary in spirit yet deeply rooted in Alpine heritage. With just 56 rooms and suites—each opening onto a private terrace framing snow-draped peaks—the hotel blends natural textures, sculpted timbers, and modern Swiss design into an atmosphere of understated warmth. Its serene gardens and meticulously curated art collection set the tone for a winter experience defined by refinement and impeccable taste, complemented by an array of exceptional dining options throughout the property.

Gstaad’s cultural landscape adds a remarkable dimension to its alpine charm. For collectors and art connoisseurs, the village hosts Vieux Chalet — Hauser & Wirth’s private gallery — discreetly located within a century-old Swiss chalet. Accessible exclusively by appointment, it offers a uniquely intimate environment for encountering contemporary masters, presenting world-class works with the quiet gravitas of a private alpine residence. Alongside spaces such as Tarmak22, Gstaad has quietly become one of Europe’s most intriguing and culturally rich winter destinations.

Days in Gstaad unfold according to the natural rhythm of the mountains. Guests of The Alpina can explore pristine terrain through downhill skiing, snowboarding, or more adventurous pursuits like guided heliskiing. For those drawn to breathtaking vistas, architectural landmarks such as the Peak Walk by Tissot and the crystalline expanse of Glacier 3000 offer sweeping panoramas that feel almost otherworldly. The Peak Walk by Tissot, the world’s only suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks, offers an unforgettable vantage point over the Alps. Families discover their own enchantment in igloo building, illuminated sledging trails, cross-country skiing, and horse-drawn carriage rides through snow-laden forests—winter rituals perfected over generations.

After days spent outdoors, the Six Senses Spa provides an immersive world of restoration. Inspired by Tibetan healing traditions and the natural energy of the surrounding Alps, the spa offers transformative treatments such as the Volcanic Glacial Massage, Yogic Sleep Therapy, Swiss Salt Detox Wrap, and Gua Sha Facial. With indoor and outdoor pools, holistic therapies, and cutting-edge anti-aging biohacking technology, it becomes an essential counterpart to the crisp mountain air—an oasis of profound rejuvenation.

Winter in Gstaad also brings one of its most emblematic social moments: Le Rosey Week. Each season, the prestigious Institut Le Rosey relocates to its historic Winter Campus in the region, infusing Gstaad with a cosmopolitan blend of legacy, culture, and refined family traditions. In February, families from around the world arrive to join their children, creating an elegant tempo throughout the village—chalet gatherings, intimate family lunches, art viewings, and a subtly heightened social atmosphere that has defined Gstaad’s winter identity for decades. Hotels such as The Alpina curate special menus, programming, and experiences tailored to this distinguished community, making the week one of the season’s most anticipated highlights.

This year, The Alpina Gstaad will also host a series of signature celebrations, including its annual New Year’s Eve gala, along with bespoke winter events, with further details forthcoming. And so, whatever the final choice may be, both Gstaad and Palm Beach are ready to welcome the season—each offering its own expression of winter at its finest.

A Study of the Details that define Palm Beach

Tracing the lineage of Palm Beach design from its historic estates to its modern interpretations.

Palm Beach has never been defined by a single style, but by a series of signatures—quiet decisions, handcrafted elements, and confident moments that elevate a space from beautiful to unforgettable. Step inside the island’s most celebrated interiors and one begins to see a pattern: it is always the details that tell the story.

Wallpaper that shapes character

Wallpaper in Palm Beach has long expressed the island’s love of pattern and fantasy, with many homes drawing inspiration from the exuberant decorating traditions of the mid-20th century. Iconic tropical motifs—such as Dorothy Draper’s bold Brazilliance, Hinson’s celebrated Martinique, and Schumacher’s historic botanicals—became synonymous with the spirited, sun-drenched glamour associated with Palm Beach living.

As tastes evolved, hand-painted murals by ateliers like de Gournay, Gracie, and Fromental introduced a quieter, more artistic sophistication. Today, designers continue this dialogue between heritage and modernity through the textured wallcoverings of Phillip Jeffries, the breezy coastal prints of Peter Dunham, and contemporary statements from Cole & Son. Across eras, wallpaper in Palm Beach has served not merely as decoration but as character—an atmosphere that shapes the room before a single piece of furniture is placed.

Tiles with centuries of stories

Tiles, too, play a quiet yet defining role in Palm Beach. In the island’s earliest estates, Addison Mizner went so far as to establish Mizner Industries, a workshop dedicated to producing the terra-cotta tiles, carved stone, and decorative ceramics that shaped the Spanish–Mediterranean vocabulary of Palm Beach.

That legacy continues today through ateliers like Casa Ceramica, whose hand-painted Mediterranean tiles echo the warmth, color, and romantic imperfection of those original Mizner floors. In historic homes, owners still turn to patterned Cuban cement tile to honor the era, while modern projects reinterpret the look through black-and-white checkerboard marble floors—a new Palm Beach classic championed by designers such as Ellen Kavanaugh, whose entryways and hallways give that timeless pattern a fresh, coastal clarity. Across the island, from sun-baked terra-cotta loggias to jewel-like mosaics, tile remains one of Palm Beach’s most expressive textures—small squares of history, light, and craftsmanship underfoot.

Rugs that ground the room

Rugs in Palm Beach have always shaped the feeling of a room, evolving alongside the island’s broader design sensibilities. Early estates often featured richly patterned rugs—Persian, Turkish, or European—that introduced depth and softness to Mediterranean Revival interiors.

By the mid-century, as lifestyles became more relaxed, natural-fiber rugs such as sisal, jute, and seagrass grew in popularity for their durability and coastal informality. These materials helped define the effortless, sunlit aesthetic that remains part of Palm Beach’s identity.

Today, designers embrace a wide range of textures—from pale tonal flat-weaves to richly tactile artisan pieces. In the Goop Villa at The Colony, for instance, Armadillo rugs reflect a modern approach to quiet luxury: neutral, textural foundations that allow light, art, and architecture to breathe. Across decades, rugs continue to ground Palm Beach interiors in both comfort and refinement.

The evolving palette

The Palm Beach palette has transformed over time while maintaining a sense of continuity and atmosphere. Early Mediterranean homes favored sunwashed neutrals, coral tones, and soft greens drawn from local stone and tilework.

Mid-century Palm Beach introduced an era of exuberant color—Palm Beach pink, citrus brights, and fresh coastal blues—popularized through social culture and fashion, notably the playful prints of Lilly Pulitzer.

Today, designers reinterpret these traditions with a lighter touch: airy whites, chalky pastels, sea-glass blues, and intentional accents of melon or coral. Balanced with raffia, cane, and linen, the modern Palm Beach palette serves as a bridge between heritage exuberance and contemporary restraint, capturing the island’s singular blend of joy, refinement, and sunlight.

The House of Pratesi’s Palm Beach flagship on Hibiscus Avenue emerges anew as a destination for those who seek the ultimate expression of Italian sophistication.

Pratesi: Legacy linens

That reverence for detail lives on today in the island’s most refined spaces, where even the quietest elements carry a sense of tradition. Pratesi, founded in 1906, remains one of the most enduring expressions of this philosophy. The brand is known for its exceptional cottons—whether extra-long-staple Egyptian or other long-staple varieties—woven into crisp percales and luminous sateens.

Each hem and embroidery reflects couture-level precision. Signature designs like Treccia, inspired by Florentine architecture, and archival prints such as Fresia and Millefiori introduce a refined, painterly romance to the bedroom. In Palm Beach, where craftsmanship is inseparable from beauty, linens of this caliber become part of the architecture of living.

Yet among all these signatures, one element remains constant: a devotion to craftsmanship and the joy of possibility. Whether expressed through a hand-painted powder room, a lacquered library, or a perfectly scalloped detail, Palm Beach interiors understand the subtle art of delight.

For generations, these homes have invited their inhabitants to dream—to experience rooms not just as spaces, but as atmospheres. This study reveals not only the elements themselves, but the evolving imagination behind them: a commitment to crafting environments that transform daily life into something luminous, refined, and endlessly inspiring.

Winter or summer? We have you covered. Winter at Palm Beach’s pinkest hotel and summer in East Hampton—because it turns out you know someone with a fabulous place in both locations.

ROB BRINSON

The Shape of Instinct

For more than five decades, fine photographer Rob Brinson has shaped a singular visual language defined by instinct, refinement, and emotional honesty. A fashion photographer by training and an intuitive storyteller at heart, Brinson’s work reflects his own personality—refreshing, elegant, witty, and spontaneous. He embraces experimentation and play, And perhaps the best way to understand his process is simply to hear it from him, …in His Own Words.

By Rob Brinson

I always like to name the show while I’m in the process of creating the imagery. It’s a bit like finding the path as I walk it—discovering where the work wants to go. The titles tend to carry a double meaning, blending what I'm literally doing with something a little suggestive. Shot in the Dark, Up Against the Wall, On the Rocks. Sometimes I think I’m being too clever, until I realize that maybe the humor is my way of avoiding talking too seriously about what I do.

The truth is, I create spontaneously, second by second. I rarely know what I’m about to make until it appears in front of me. When it does, I reach out and claim it. My talent, if I have one, is simply being able to see differently—something that’s always been natural to me.

This collection of photos comes from that same instinctive process. I couldn’t recreate them even if I tried; they evolved moment by moment. I’ve combined my fashion photography roots with a kind of illustrated interpretation that bends reality into something more imagined. I’m known for black and white, and it’s true—I love the abstraction and clarity that comes when color steps aside.

By “funking it up,” I suppose I’m doing what I’ve always done: making the ordinary unfamiliar, letting a single instant become something we haven’t quite seen before, and inviting us to live in that imaginative space. Maybe we need that escape now more than ever. I know I do.

Contact:

Jennifer Balcos

A: 292 S County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480

P: 404 441 5745

SUZIE TURNER

British Couture Without Limits

In the world of British haute couture, few ateliers operate with the precision and possibility of Suzie Turner Couture. Spoken of quietly among those who understand true craftsmanship, the house is sought out by clients whose intentions cannot be fulfilled anywhere else.

At Suzie Turner Couture, every creation begins with the client’s intention. Suzie listens without limits, guiding each person through a process that feels both intimate and effortless. From the first sketch, she interprets ideas—precise or instinctive—with a clarity that helps clients see their vision more fully than when they arrived.

Her team sketches in real time, shaping each intention into a bespoke pattern made exclusively for that client. When a design calls for fabric, embroidery, or structure that does not yet exist, the atelier develops it in-house. Custom weaves, proprietary embellishments, and meticulously engineered constructions ensure absolute artistry and control.

With every discipline—pattern cutting, embroidery, featherwork, embellishment, painting, construction— under one roof, the process moves with remarkable fluidity. Suzie guides clients through each fitting with calm authority; adjustments are made instantly, ideas tested on the spot.

Inside the atelier, Italian silks, French lace, Loro Piana cashmeres, Swarovski® crystals, and evolving embroidery samples form a world of possibility. Here, fabric and detail are navigated with precision that elevates the client’s intention rather than overshadowing it.

“Each look was made to fit my body perfectly, to make me feel so comfortable. I really believe that it was like a dream, the most fun experience… it wasn’t just about wearing it that night, it was the experience of having someone make a dress for your body.”

— Lisa, New York Bridal Client, 2023

For clients requiring privacy or convenience, Suzie travels globally for fittings—recreating the serenity and precision of the atelier inside a suite, residence, or yacht. Few appreciate this more than brides seeking calm, clarity, and perfection in every detail.

The result is couture that doesn’t project a house signature, but reflects the individual who wears it. This is Suzie Turner Couture: creations shaped entirely around the client’s intention, realized through Suzie’s artistry and belief that even the most ambitious ideas are possible.

Here, couture is not anchored in excess—but in possibility. And those possibilities are truly limitless.

Discover Istanbul by Sea:

A New Way to Experience a Storied Metropolis

Supporting this extraordinary sailing landscape is KIYI Istanbul, a modern marina on the city’s European shore designed to blend maritime tradition with contemporary luxury. While the true story is Istanbul itself, the marina serves as a refined gateway—elevating the experience with thoughtful amenities and impeccable service.

A City Written in Water

For travelers accustomed to the breezy glamour of St. Barths, the Mediterranean’s polished ports, or the grand marinas of the Riviera, Istanbul offers something entirely its own—a rare blend of global-city sophistication and timeless maritime beauty. From the deck of a yacht, this ancient-meets-modern metropolis becomes one of the world’s most captivating destinations, where the Bosphorus shimmers between Europe and Asia, lined with Ottoman palaces, sculptural mosques, historic fortresses, and elegant yalı mansions that seem to float above the water. As you sail, waterfront neighborhoods like Bebek, Arnavutköy, Ortaköy, and Tarabya unfold in a rhythmic mosaic of chic cafés, boutique hotels, refined dining, and vibrant promenades.

Nature Just Beyond the Horizon

Beyond the Bosphorus, Istanbul opens into a collection of natural escapes that reward exploration. To the south, the Princes’ Islands offer pine forests, quiet coves, and serene anchorages—an archipelago beloved for its peaceful beauty and timeless summer atmosphere. To the north, near the mouth of the Black Sea, the coastline becomes wilder and more dramatic, with places like Anadolu Kavağı, Poyrazköy, and Riva revealing rocky cliffs, turquoise waters, and untouched stretches of nature. These routes offer yacht owners the unique pleasure of shifting from cosmopolitan energy to tranquil seclusion in a single voyage.

Designed to welcome the world’s finest vessels, KIYI Istanbul offers 650 berths— including 25 dedicated to yachts over 50 metres (up to 100 metres)—and is developing a drydock capable of accommodating 100 yachts, ensuring captains and owners enjoy both comfort and operational ease.

Developed in partnership with international investors and aligned with sustainability principles, KIYI Istanbul seeks to revive and strengthen the city’s maritime culture. Its understated elegance and strategic location make it the ideal base from which to explore Istanbul’s stunning waters.

A Destination Ready to Be Rediscovered

In a world where seasoned travelers look for destinations that offer both novelty and authenticity, Istanbul stands in a category of its own. It is a place where East and West converge not only in history but in sensory experience—where sailing becomes a way of understanding the city’s soul.

For those who have experienced the turquoise waters of the Caribbean and the elegance of European coasts, Istanbul delivers something refreshing: a destination rich with stories, framed by breathtaking natural landscapes, and alive with the energy of a world capital.

And with KIYI Istanbul as its understated yet impeccable homeport, the journey becomes as effortless as it is unforgettable.

Enquiries:

E. info@kiyiistanbul.com P. +90 506 734 3763 W. kiyiistanbul.com

MAURO BERGONZOLI LA DOLCE VITA

Milan artist Mauro Bergonzoli has brought La Dolce Vita to Palm Beach, opening the season at Jennifer Balcos Gallery with a collection that feels instantly at home on the island. His playful yet sophisticated approach to form and color—seen vividly in his blue palette—invites viewers into a world where art celebrates joy, beauty, and the unexpected.

Bergonzoli’s tones, rich in coastal blues and sunlit accents, echo Palm Beach’s own visual rhythm, making his presence felt across the local art scene. Energetic, refined, and delightfully bold, La Dolce Vita marks the artist’s unmistakable Italian debut in Palm Beach.

A CAR COLLECTORS’ HAVEN

CollectionSuites the visionary real estate concept for elite collectors, announces its arrival in the Palm Beaches, introducing a new sanctuary where the world's most coveted collections are protected, celebrated, and enjoyed. Owners also enjoy the convenience of the exclusive CollectionSuites app, connecting them to premium concierge services and suite systems at any time, from anywhere.

Limited in number and available only through private ownership, each suite offers from 3,066 to 5,143 square feet of fully customizable space-complete with 24/7 access, state-of-the-art security, climate control, and the ability to create personalized lounges, gallery-style displays, and curated entertaining areas.

"Collection Suites is more than a place to keep your collection — it's a place to live with it," said Juan Manuel Fayen, founder of Collection Suites.

CONTACT: 305 800 5893