Perfectly Palm Beach: inside and out, where else but South Florida could an eclectic mix of architectural styles produce such a winning combination?

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La Salona is a 1926 Mediterranean Revival mansion in Palm Beach, FL, with the plaster, Spanish tile, stucco and coquina shell elements that are typical of the style. The latest owner commissioned a renovation to make it a warm and comfortable home that mixes antiques with new furnishings and surfaces that have the look of age.

Decoration and finishing, Mansions

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Living color: in Pennsylvania's historic Delaware Valley, in a house older than the nation itself, a family glories in the vibrant floral hues of its homegrown American beauty

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Floral designer Audrey Nichols chose vibrant colors from her award-winning gardens in decorating her 18th-century farmhouse in Pennsylvania's Delaware Valley. The dining room features rose, peach and yellow, the living room has lemon-yellow walls and the den is painted in shimmering shades of red.

Pennsylvania, Usage, Personal narratives, Homes and haunts, Color in interior decoration, Interior design color, Nichols, Audrey

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Aqualuxe

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The remodeling of a Palm Beach estate purchased by a wealthy investor from Canada is discussed. Special attention was given to landscape architecture, designed by Mario Nievera.

Planning, Design and construction, Dwellings, Landscape architecture, Architecture, Domestic, Home design

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