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Another One Bites the Dust

April 20, 2022

Last month we reported on a horrible trend taking over the lovely Highland Park suburb of Dallas… The city’s most majestic and historic homes are being torn down at record number. And unfortunately there’s another one to add to the list.. 4908 Lakeside Drive, one of Dallas’ great architectural masterpieces. Built in 1918 by Hal Thomson, the 7,600 square foot mansion was situated on three quarters of lush acreage and was one of my favorite homes in Dallas. This one was particularly gut wrenching.

image via @preservationparkcities

Today we will pay tribute by revisiting the real estate listing. The write-up read:

Elegant details throughout the home include marble and inlaid marble & wood flooring, meticulously detailed moldings, trim and plaster treatments, Gracie hand-painted wallpaper, Guerin hardware, five fireplaces, and a magnificent Treillage room looking onto a side-yard area shaded by a specimen 100-year-old Magnolia, and private spa. The graceful kitchen features Viking & Sub-Zero appliances, stone flooring, gas fireplace, cast stone moldings and a floor-to-ceiling glass breakfast room overlooking the grounds. Upstairs you’ll enjoy the richly detailed library with fireplace, luxury master suite with sitting room overlooking the grounds, and three additional guest bedrooms. The elevator takes you to all floors, including the basement with a climate controlled wine cellar. Outdoors, take in the expansive and private setting with lush gardens, majestic trees, entertaining patios and romantic columned gazebo with seating. Truly one of Highland Park’s most prized homes and location.

You can learn more about the former Lakeside home and what the city can do to aid preservation via Douglas Newby.

My personal opinion is that one never “owns” a historically significant property, but is simply a “steward” honored to temporarily enjoy the home and preserve its legacy for future generations.

Coral Gables, Florida serves as an excellent example of enforced preservation. The process engages the community to determine what homes will be given Historic Designation, and designation can even take place once a homeowner begins the demolition process in order to save the home. The details are outlined in this document, and I have copied and pasted the process for historic designation below…

Coral Gables HISTORIC DESIGNATION PROCESS: Proposals for designation of potential historic landmarks may be submitted to the Historical Resources Department by any citizen who provides information which illustrates that the property meets the established criteria for listing. The Historic Preservation Board then conducts a public hearing to determine whether or not the property possesses sufficient historical, cultural, aesthetic or architectural significance to qualify for listing in the Coral Gables Register. Initially, the property must be at least fifty (50) years old or older to qualify for listing. The property may be considered significant if it can be associated with persons or events which have made an impact on our community, or if the property is deemed to possess architectural distinction. If the Board votes in favor of the historic designation, an ordinance is enacted which designates the property as a local historic landmark and lists it in the Coral Gables Register of Historic Places). For each of the public hearings the property owner is notified and encouraged to attend.

Fifty of the homes photographed for Great American Suburbs: The Homes of the Park Cities, published in 2008, have since been demolished. Unless the Park Cities establish similar enforcements, I am afraid that we will see our beautiful suburb turn into something completely unrecognizable. I would love to hear if your town is doing anything to control preservation… Please weigh in below!

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Comments

  1. April says

    April 20, 2022 at 7:50 am

    what a loss. makes no sense.

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    • Dana Hogan says

      April 20, 2022 at 7:05 pm

      I’m in Hyde Park Cincinnati Ohio…our neighborhood has been plagued by the same situation. New builds have tax abatement incentives.
      Our home is called Tulip House she is One Hundred and Six.

      Reply
    • Paul Porter says

      April 20, 2022 at 10:00 pm

      This is a horrible act of vandalism. I would have loved those marble floor, library walls, or garden room moldings even in salvage.

      Reply
  2. Patricia Q. Patterson says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:07 am

    Heartbreaking. Wish I could have picked it up and moved it to my city to live in it.

    Reply
  3. Laura says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:12 am

    It is heartbreaking to see beautiful historical homes being demolished. I have to wonder what the new property owners will build in this home’s place.

    Reply
  4. linda says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:13 am

    Why on earth would they destroy this beautiful home???? I have said forever America does not value its history…and we have so little of it-this is so very sad!

    Reply
  5. Meggie says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:14 am

    This makes me physically sick to my stomach. Thank you for bringing attention to and honoring these architectural masterpieces. I cannot for the life of me wrap my head around why one would purchase a historic home only to demolish it. There are plenty of McMansions that are more deserving of that fate.

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  6. Bambi Siegfried says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:16 am

    Where there no bidders to keep the house????…..what is going to be there in its place? will the buyer keep the three acres in tact? sounds like the property was a donut hole for the birds…I would hate to hear it is being subdivided….

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    • Lexi says

      April 21, 2022 at 9:15 am

      I have read elsewhere that the next door neighbor, an elderly gentleman bought the house for the property. He wants more space between his home and other so he plans to leave the land empty.

      Reply
  7. Ellen Easton says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:17 am

    Incomprehensible as to why anyone would desire to destroy what appears to have been an architectural gem.

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  8. Susan Stacy says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:25 am

    It’s heartbreaking to see such a beautiful home destroyed.

    Do you know if it was torn down so another house could be built?

    Also, do you know if anything was saved from the house before it was demolished?

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  9. Terry says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:37 am

    Seeing that pile of rubble is physically sickening!
    I hope you will feature what the ‘after’ turns out to be. But perhaps it will just another big bland box, not worth noting.

    Reply
  10. Virginia says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:37 am

    This needs to be outlawed. What an utter waste of money to buy a gorgeous home and bulldoze it only to put up some monstrosity lacking any architectural style.

    Dallasites need to band together to designate historical properties as untouchable unless they have an un-repairable structural/foundation problems

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  11. Lorene says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:39 am

    It is a true travesty of what is happening across the country to these significant representations of American history. Personally, we took our historic home off of the market, when we learned that all of these “Pottery Barn Kids” would walk in and immediately talk about the beautiful features they wanted to tear out. It seems as though there is a lack of refinement, respect and legacy for much of anything these days.

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  12. Connie Murray says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:43 am

    What a shame — its like history no longer matters

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  13. Jan Sanders says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:54 am

    If I had that kind of money I would have bought the place. My husband and I would love to find a home like that with all the details and fine wood work. I’m sure a modern or square house will be built. These homes are truly works of art. The inside of this home was lovely.

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  14. Jenny says

    April 20, 2022 at 8:57 am

    I am astonished at the complete disregard for preserving this home and others. I had no idea. Where I live in California the small iconic beach cottages are being replaced by pricey million dollar homes, as well.

    I appreciate you bringing this to your readers attention. I love everything about that house. A friend lives in a 160 year old walk up brownstone in Brooklyn. Just steps to the East River and they love that it has a history and the fun in preserving such a glorious building.

    Yes, we are just stewards of the land and homes we occupy. I cannot wait to read about Coral Gables and thank you for sharing such a beautiful home with great bones, shame on the new owners.

    Preserving our homes, countryside, wildlife just isn’t in vogue in some areas.

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  15. Sarah Martin Bemrich says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:14 am

    Travesty. What gorgeous flooring, what impeccable storage and closets. And to think I’m renovating my floors to look like those! What a waste, how very sad. When I moved into Dallas in 1991, this was a favorite landmark home of mine, I’m gutted seeing this. Zero pun intended. ♡sBm

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  16. Marti J says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:15 am

    How very sad. People can be so stupid. Once an historic house is lost, it’s gone forever.

    Reply
  17. Lisa says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:16 am

    What is going on with the park cities residents and local government that they continue to let this occur? Where is the public outcry? Why aren’t the city leaders trying to preserve their once beautiful city?

    Reply
  18. Elizabeth says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:17 am

    What a gorgeous property. This breaks my heart and I have no connection to the area whatsoever.

    Seems to me that many homes being torn down in Dallas and elsewhere are being purchased by out-of-state buyers or developers who have no emotional attachment to the area or these homes. Such a shame.

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  19. Susan Scott says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:18 am

    This is heartbreaking! I lived in Dallas for 44 years and some of homes demolished were my favorites. I don’t think I could bear to drive through it now.

    Reply
  20. Sandy M says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:25 am

    So incredibly sad! It breaks my heart, I really don’t know how someone could destroy such beauty and history. We own and are restoring a historic home (1874) and there is so much that just cannot be duplicated today. Such character.

    Reply
  21. Tracey E says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:35 am

    This masterpiece of a home is one of the most beautiful homes I have ever seen. I am drooling over every picture. I could only dream of buying such a home, but then to see someone buy it and tear it down is so heartbreaking to me.

    Reply
  22. Marianne Fishman says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:42 am

    It is a sad comment on a society that would rather throw away history that preserve it. A historical home need not be decorated as a traditional home, as 4908 Lakeside Drive shows; a modern sensibility can co exist within a traditional framework. There are many areas throughout the country that have whole communities, some large and other mere blocks long that have been allocated as Historical areas, that have covenants on what exterior changes can be made to keep the historic nature of the community in tact. If for some reason other than “let’s tear it down” a new home is to be built, it must seamlessly fit into the architecture to look as if it were built in the same era, and go through a strict approval process. I believe rather than selecting which home is historic and that which is not, it is better to have communities under covenants that saves many homes and keeps the area looking cohesive.
    Finally, if you don’t like the home, then don’t buy it. The home was for sale, not the lot.

    Reply
  23. Roxanne Bernard says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:42 am

    This made me physically ill. It feels almost like a murder. What a beautiful home, why would anyone raze it? I am a native Charlestonian, this would never have been allowed in Charleston.

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  24. Misty Goldman says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:44 am

    This was a stunning piece of property. Historical significance aside, why in the world would anyone not be able to live in such beauty? I can see wanting to put your own personality into it but honestly, this workmanship doesn’t exist anymore and if it did, the sheer amount of time and money to recreate it is staggering. This breaks my heart not only because they destroyed the beauty but also because of what this does to the environment. Humans lay waste to anything in their path that they don’t like. We are lousy stewards of the world we inherited. Heartbreaking waste of beauty and many hours of love and labor that it took to build that home.

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  25. Debbi says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:45 am

    This makes me sick to my stomach!! What a travesty! Is there no one with any sense? It was an absolutely lovely home! Why in the world would someone buy it to demolish it?? If you don’t like it, why in the world wouldn’t you just go find one you do like instead of destroying this gem??

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  26. Wendy Nelson-Noll says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:49 am

    I loved the beauty of this home and gardens. What are they replacing it with? Such a shame.

    Reply
  27. Susan Jones says

    April 20, 2022 at 10:02 am

    These posts are so hard for me to read. I will never understand it.

    Reply
  28. Cynthia Lambert says

    April 20, 2022 at 10:03 am

    All it takes to preserve a neighbourhood is organization. I live in Hudson, New York. Whole swathes of the city are earmarked as historic districts. All facade changes in those areas have to go before a board, and nothing can be torn down without permission. Dallas has had the Swiss Avenue historic district for at least 50 years. Talk to them. Just organize like they did. Find other like-minded people and draft guidelines for your historic district. Then go to the city council with the streets or area you want in the district and have it approved.

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  29. Sarah says

    April 20, 2022 at 10:10 am

    Lake Forest, Illinois has a very strict Historic Preservation ordinance and a volunteer Preservation Foundation as do other communities in the Chicago area. Private owners have preserved and continue to maintain numerous historic homes, public buildings, Lake Forest College, our landmark retail Market Square and the East train station. Appreciation of history is character defining, and has to be driven by the residents. Obviously they don’t care.

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  30. Elizabeth says

    April 20, 2022 at 10:10 am

    I was recently in Dallas and drove around these neighborhoods. The new houses – almost without exception – are ugly and soulless. I felt pain for the neighbors having to look at those houses. This is hubris.

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  31. Kris says

    April 20, 2022 at 10:22 am

    Since the home is in the city of Highland Park the complaints and action have got to start there. I’m shocked there isn’t a preservation society in HP and UP. This is tragic. Each year I come back in the fall for Kips Bay and am saddened to see the transformation of HP . Andrea ask Doug Newby if he’d head this up with some heavy hitters in HP.

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  32. Rebecca Moorehead says

    April 20, 2022 at 10:45 am

    I have no words. This makes me incredibly sad and angry.

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  33. Denise says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:02 am

    I am physically sick too my stomach as well to see such a stunning historic home being torn down. Just sickens me to the core that some people today do not appreciate that talent and Craftsmanship to build a house like that, especially in 1918, without the tools builders have today. Please please preserve those beautiful homes.

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  34. marilyn shannon says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:05 am

    To stop this you have to get a historical overlay so homes can’t be torn down or renovated beyond recognition. Not sure that will fly in Highland Park.

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  35. Catherine Rafalski says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:19 am

    This makes me more sad than I can express and I cannot wrap my brain around someone literally destroying these gorgeous, traditional masterpieces. What is happening in our ‘culture’?

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  36. sharon says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:23 am

    We live in Carmel CA and there are very strict guidelines both at the county level and city level for historical properties. You cannot tear them down. The only way to stop this destruction of landmark homes is to either force the city management to install historical guidelines that prohibit the demolition or go to a wealthy group of individuals and have them buy up the homes, place deed restrictions on the title and then sell the homes to a buyer who is willing to abide by the restrictions.

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  37. Susan says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:26 am

    Who are these people tearing down absolute works of art? It makes my heart ache.

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  38. Kate Dickerson says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:33 am

    This makes me cry. That gorgeous house had so many thoughtful details inside and out! No one should have been allowed to raze it like that. The sad thing is that there are so many people with money who have no sense whatsoever of history or style. Makes me think architectural history/appreciation should be taught in all the schools, so kids grow up with an understanding and appreciation of the beauty around them. Even if this house was not to one’s taste, it could be appreciated for its genuine historic significance.

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  39. Jill Wheeler says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:43 am

    I blame both the previous owner, and the new owner. Why would they sell to someone who planned to destroy the home? I live in an old beautiful home, and when I sell if they told me they planned to destroy the place Id refuse to sell. Its true we never own these houses we are just the caretaker for awhile. There was no excuse to destroy any of those beautiful homes! If its not what they want, fine buy another house or better a lot to build what you want. It shows a total disrespect for history, and that makes Highland Park the beautiful place it is. Texas has so much open land its totally selfish, and disgusting to destroy those homes for their own selfish reasons. Id be ashamed of myself!

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    • Marianne Davies says

      April 20, 2022 at 2:38 pm

      I agree they should be very ashamed. This is so wasteful to destroy such a beautiful place. Anything they might replace it with would not hold a candle to what was taken down.

      Reply
  40. Cassandra Vermillion says

    April 20, 2022 at 12:06 pm

    Do not think for a second that money buys class or taste. This is a travesty! That house was a gem that will not be replaced with anything worth a second look. Shame on the nouveau riche of anywhere that destroys such beauty!

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  41. Karen says

    April 20, 2022 at 12:37 pm

    It seems history means nothing to people anymore. The days of beautiful architecture of Highland Park is vanishing quickly. I’ll never understand why someone would purchase such a beautiful home only to tear it down. Obviously, it’s people with more money than common sense let alone taste.

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  42. Maggie says

    April 20, 2022 at 12:47 pm

    WHY???? WHy-Why-WHY????? all I can think of is – – – SELFISHNESS….. and then I just want to say a bunch of bad words…

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  43. Cc chintz says

    April 20, 2022 at 12:49 pm

    Alas, I can not add anything that hasn’t been said before me. I quote the author “it’s gut-wrenching.” I’m sad

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  44. Nancy Doyle says

    April 20, 2022 at 1:06 pm

    This travesty is so hard to accept. I’m totally sickened but the demolition of these timeless and elegant properties. Appears that these people have no regard for the importance of history. My head is spinning! So, so sad!

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  45. Cate Tuten says

    April 20, 2022 at 1:06 pm

    Being from Charleston SC, I’m sure you know what we think about preservation!! Looking at these photo’s of this beautiful home makes me heart sick. Anyone with enough money to purchase it, tear it down and then rebuild would have had the money to update it, while preserving its grander. Yet, I am not surprised considering the world we live in today. Elderly people, traditions, morality is all being tossed aside with no appreciation for what truly matters. Tearing these graceful and beautiful architectural gifts down is only a another indicative sign of our times. All of it breaks my heart.

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  46. Cheryl says

    April 20, 2022 at 2:47 pm

    How very sad. This is not acceptable. People with no imagination or sense of history are ruining these special homes.

    Reply
  47. Lynn Taylor says

    April 20, 2022 at 2:57 pm

    Absolutely tragic. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if contractors with moral integrity repurposed these homes into condo/multi family residences!

    Reply
  48. Sue Dorsett says

    April 20, 2022 at 3:49 pm

    What is it that buyers can’t see when deciding to teat down such a structure? To maybe put in it’s place a shell of steel and stucco to look as ghastly as possible? This breaks my heart. Shame on these owners!

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  49. Gabrielle Peak says

    April 20, 2022 at 4:02 pm

    This trend, in demolishing beautiful old houses, has going on in Austin as well as San Antonio, Texas for years. Preservation, restoration and special designation policies should be enacted in communities to prevent this from happening period.

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  50. Virginia McMillan says

    April 20, 2022 at 4:07 pm

    Surely it must take a very conceited and stupid person to destroy such a gracious, historic home and believe they can produce something superior. How does such a new owner ever fit into an established and well loved neighborhood??? The great craftsmen who toiled to build these old houses no longer exhist. Instead, new builds consist of inferior materials staple gunned together by indifferent crews of barely trained carpenters. Shame, shame on so much of American society that no longer cares for much at all except their own instanr gratification !!

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  51. Lola says

    April 20, 2022 at 4:24 pm

    While I am a firm believer in being able to do with your property whatever you want, this is just so wasteful. And so sad. Reminds me of the scene in Mansfield Park where Mr. Rush is talking to the landscape architect about tearing down the avenue of majestic trees on his estate to follow the then latest fad in landscape design. No reverence for what came before – it’s a sad commentary on what we value as a society.

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  52. jessica w. says

    April 20, 2022 at 4:49 pm

    I can’t even possibly understand why. So sad. just so so sad. What I do know, is that I were the neighbor of this new person moving in, they need not come to me to ask to borrow a cup of sugar as I’m confident we will have zero in common with each other.

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  53. Nancy Brantley says

    April 20, 2022 at 5:13 pm

    I agree with everyone on this senseless destruction!! And I really agree with Virginia McMillan that you can’t buy lumber today that will last but maybe 20yrs. And yes all the other materials that is not worth buying!!! And…. can’t find skilled craftsman!!

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  54. Douglas Newby says

    April 20, 2022 at 5:55 pm

    Thank you for writing about this home and the needless devastation of the community when homes like this are torn down.

    You are so right that action needs to be taken and any one who has an interest can make a positive difference just by encouraging friends and family to explore saving the home when they sell it.

    In addition community led ordinances can make a huge difference retarding demolitions and making renovations easier.

    Your call for designers and architects to get more involved is huge

    Thank you,
    Douglas Newby

    Reply
  55. Renee Abernathy says

    April 20, 2022 at 9:35 pm

    Follow the $$$…this IS our new culture!

    Reply
  56. Jennifer Bailey says

    April 20, 2022 at 11:39 pm

    I’m just going to say it; people from out of state moving to Texas. Nuevo Riche with no taste or respect for the neighborhood and certainly not knowledgeable of the neighborhood.

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  57. Jeannine Jenkins says

    April 21, 2022 at 8:43 am

    In the early 70s I was an SMU student. I liked to ride my bike to Turtle Creek and once I stopped to take a picture of this house. Almost 50 years later the only photos I have of that time are of four of my friends/dorm mates and one picture of this very house. I could not cull it whenever going through my pictures. Never did toss it because it was such a beautiful house and always gave me pleasure to look at it. It was that soft pink even back then. Thank you for highlighting this, although sad for the loss, I was pleasantly surprised to see it looked the same before it got taken down,

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  58. Kirsten Conner says

    April 21, 2022 at 10:23 am

    This is sad to see. I can say that Seattle, a “new city” with less of these homes is taking care of its beauties from the 1910s.

    Reply
  59. Janice Burck says

    April 21, 2022 at 11:50 am

    Its crushing. I can’t even make sense of a community that would allow this. Back in the 1980s my husbands parents could no longer justify holding on to their Palm Beach estate. It was a beautiful house and the next owner promised to restore…well as soon as the ink was dry down it went. The construction of the home was so far superior to anything of today.
    I can’t believe that materials aren’t or weren’t salvaged from such a home.
    I wish we would have taken more …so sad.

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  60. Marcelle says

    April 21, 2022 at 7:10 pm

    I live in a small town in New England. And anyone who lives in New England can tell you that our zoning laws can be a bit unreasonable. But, when you see things like this happening across America (where history is being destroyed), you can kind of see their point.

    Reply
  61. Chis says

    May 4, 2022 at 10:07 pm

    Ow wow! I might just have a nightmare about this.

    Reply

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    • ► April
      • Letter Writing and The Changing Face of Stamp Collecting
      • Pretty Kennels: The Ultimate in Pet Glamour
      • Tips for Using Stationery in a Digital World
      • Another One Bites the Dust
      • The History of Calling Cards
      • Kips Bay Palm Beach 2022 In Review
      • The Resurgence of Stationery
      • Elegant Easter Tablescape Ideas
      • Insta Crush: House and Garden Dog
      • Artist Spotlight: Clementina's Sketchbook
    • ► March
      • Style Profile: Sara Hillery Interior Design
      • The Destruction of Highland Park, Texas
      • St. Patrick's Day Tablescape & Treasures
      • Tropical Palm Beach Chic
      • 14 Ways To Repurpose Your Silver Pieces!
      • Style Profile: Samantha Varvel
    • ► February
      • Welcome Home With: Artist Erin Tice
      • A Sentimental Pied-à-Terre by CeCe Barfield Thompson
      • Style Profile: Nina Long
      • The Prettiest Valentine Tablescapes
      • Valentine's Day with Pretty Pink Tulips
      • Valentine's Day at Scully & Scully
      • 10 Tips for a Lovely Valentine's Day at Home
    • ► January
      • How Do You Curate Your Aesthetic?
      • An Art Deco Masterpiece in Atlanta
      • Finding Joy with Mally Skok and her Cape Cod Home
      • Mimi McMakin Refreshes the Gasparilla Inn
      • Exploring Very Peri: Pantone's Color of the Year 2022
      • A Sophisticated London Townhouse by Stewart Manger
      • Mushroom Trend Alert: The Glam Pad Investigates
      • 10 Timeless "Trends" for 2022
  • ► 2021
    • ► December
      • Holly Holden's Pretty Palm Beach Pad
      • Christmas in 19th Century Virginia
      • Last Minute Luxuries for Christmas!
      • An Afternoon of Needlepoint with Rudy Saunders and Emily Eerdmans
      • Christmas at Dunbar Road
      • Holiday Family Traditions at Scully & Scully
      • A Charming Southern Christmas with Betsy Anderson Interiors
      • Christmas at Madcap Cottage
    • ► November
      • What is your Holiday China Pattern?
      • The Glam Pad's Black Friday Shopping Edit 2021
      • The Power of Thankfulness
      • Holiday Shopping Edit: Presents at Every Pricepoint
      • The Perfect Christmas Card from Dogwood Hill
      • Timeless Holiday Evening Wear by Molly Moorkamp
      • Christmas Cheer on The Upper East Side
      • An English Country Insta Crush
      • 20 Tastemakers Share The Chicest Gifts of the Season
      • Dragons & Pagodas: A Celebration of Chinoiserie
    • ► October
      • Cordelia de Castellane's Life in a French Country House
      • Totally Tartan This Christmas
      • Becky Nielsen Mixes Old with New in Los Angeles
      • Tour a Palm Beach Home with a British West Indies Vibe
      • Susie Hilfiger's 18th Century Connecticut Farm for Sale
      • For Sale: English Country Style in Palm Beach
      • Collected Interiors: Rooms that Tell a Story
      • Think Pink for the Dining Room
      • What to Wear at The Greenbrier: Frances Valentine
      • La Petite Gracie
    • ► September
      • A Charming 19th Century Key West Home for Sale
      • The Well-Loved House by Ashley Whittaker
      • Giving Back with Needlepoint Bauble Stockings
      • Welcome Natalie Aldridge!
      • Favorite Shops: KC Needlepoint
      • 35 Charming Attic Bedrooms
      • A Quintessential English Country Cottage Available for Rent
      • Madcap Cottage's 10 Tips for Mixing Prints and Patterns
      • A Classically Elegant New Orleans Home
    • ► August
      • Gwyneth Paltrow's Childhood Homes for Sale
      • Emily Eerdmans Channels Mario Buatta in her NYC Apartment
      • A Dreamy Texas Farm House by Cathy Kincaid
      • Remaking History on Chicago's Gold Coast
      • Le Petit Trianon... in Texarkansas?!
      • Design Crush: Brittany Bromley Interiors
      • Inside Alex Papachristidis' Manhattan Home
      • Peppy in Palm Beach by Ellen Kavanaugh
    • ► July
      • British Designers at Home
      • Hosting & Houseguest Edit: Welcome Back to Hospitality
      • Patina Homes with Brooke and Steve Giannetti
      • The Kips Bay Decorator Show House Returns to Dallas!
      • A Landmark Chicago Townhouse For Sale
      • Old Hollywood Glamour by Thomas Proctor and Elizabeth Dinkel
      • Old School Elegance with Spunk
      • Design Crush: The Fox Group
      • High Drama Americana with Anthony Baratta
    • ► June
      • The Happiest Townhouse in Chicago
      • George and Lucinda Oakes | A Decorative Line
      • Provence Style: Decorating with French Country Flair
      • Summer Edit: Poolside and Patio Style
      • The Chic World of Allison Speer
      • Prettiest Pool Houses & Pavilions
      • Heirloom Style with CeCe Barfield Thompson
      • Couture Curtains are Back!
      • Style Profile: Lauren E. Lowe of Lauren Elaine Interiors
      • A Heavenly Garden in Denmark
      • Father's Day, Untied: The Ultimate 2021 Father's Day Gift Guide
      • Collected Classic Style with Plate and Plaid
    • ► May
      • A Few Things We're Loving For Summer From The Memorial Day Sales
      • What We're Shopping From the Serena & Lily Memorial Day Sale
      • GIVEAWAY + Style Profile: MADRE Dallas
      • Highlights from the 2021 Kips Bay Show House Palm Beach
      • The Best White Dresses To Wear Now
      • At Home with Quintessence
      • An Extraordinary 19th Century Restoration in Columbus, Georgia
      • Style Profile: Jenny Bohannon of Tallwood Country House
      • Welcome to our Florida Home!
      • At Home in Palm Beach with Mimi McMakin
      • Meet Frederic: A Chic New Magazine for Design Lovers
      • 10 Tips for Creating Your Dream Garden by Bettie Bearden Pardee
    • ► April
      • Inviting Interiors by Melanie Turner
      • La Fête du Muguet
      • How to Wallpaper with Botanical Prints
      • A Florida Fantasy by Summer Thornton
      • Jane Austen Fans Will Love Henry's Townhouse!
      • Celerie Kemble's Island Whimsy
      • We Love You, and Breakfast In Bed, BUT... The Mother's Day Gift Guide
      • Style Profile: Mark D. Sikes Breaks the Internet Again
      • Charlotte Moss Flowers
      • At Home with Amy-Beth Ellice
      • For Sale: A Celebrity home in Pasadena, California
      • How to Decorate with Art in the Kitchen
      • A Peek Inside Hunt Slonem's Historic Homes
    • ► March
      • Journey into Wonderland - An Interview with Hunt Slonem
      • Hunt Slonem: The Making of a Legend
      • A Timeless Classic - Desert Rose by Franciscan
      • The Collections of Mrs. Henry Ford II, Presented by Christie's
      • A Year at Clove Brook Farm with Christopher Spitzmiller
      • At Home with Architect James Carter
      • 15 Festive Tablescapes for Saint Patrick's Day
      • Easter Tablescapes and Spring Inspiration
      • Design Crush: Chiqui Woolworth
      • Dana Gibson's Colorful and Cheery Interiors
      • Traditional with a Touch of Glam
      • Grandmillennial Treasures for Spring
      • Spring Cleaning with eBay
      • Revisiting Phoebe Howard in Palm Beach
      • Amanda Hornby's 15th Century Cotswolds Home
    • ► February
      • The Art of Flowers With Natasja Sadi of Cake Atelier Amsterdam
      • New Designs at The Colony Hotel Palm Beach
      • Glamorous in Chicago by Tom Stringer
      • The Grandmillennial Nursery
      • A London Townhouse by Blyth-Collinson Interiors
      • Glamorous and Gracious in Manhattan by Phillip Thomas
      • A Pink Château in France for Valentine's Day
      • Timeless in Texas by Mark D. Sikes
      • Style Profile: Ariel Okin
      • A Fairytale Home Saved From The Wrecking Ball
      • Alessandra Branca in Palm Beach
      • Remembering the Homes of Julia Reed
    • ► January
      • Style Profile: Molly Moorkamp Shakes Up Fashion With Timeless Style
      • An English Country Home by Penny Morrison
      • Design Spotlight: Marchioness Home & Garden
      • The Mario Movement: Reflections on the Buatta Auction One Year Later
      • Valentine's Day Gifts and Tablescape Inspiration
      • Style Profile: Erin Donahue Tice
      • A Romantic English Country Home by Joy Moyler
      • Josh Pickering Refreshes an Empty Nest in Highland Park
      • Bradley Agather Dishes Her One Rule to Successful Entertaining
      • The Glam Pad's Anti-Trends for 2021
      • A Fresh Look Inside Patricia Altschul's Charleston Home
      • Michelle Nussbaumer's Cozy Swiss Chalet Is the Perfect Spot To Start the New Year
  • ► 2020
    • ► December
      • Design Crush: Casa Gusto
      • Revisiting Mary McDonald's Festive Beverly Hills Home
      • The Glam Pad's Favorite After Christmas Sales!
      • 9 Tips For Christmas at Home with Stephanie Booth Shafran
      • Have Yourself a Merry English Christmas
      • Clary Bosbyshell Welsh's 7 Tips For Festive Holiday Decorating
      • Christmas Treasures from Scully & Scully
      • 10 Tips for Holiday Traditions by Ragan Cain
      • A Fresh and Festive Christmas
      • A Southern Living Christmas
      • Classic Christmas in Atlanta
      • 10 Tips for Holiday Decorating by Christian Ladd
      • Aerin Lauder: Entertaining Beautifully for the Holidays
    • ► November
      • eBay Holiday Treasures
      • The Glam Pad's Guide to 2020 Black Friday Sales
      • 15 Festive Thanksgiving Tablescapes
      • Cozy in Connecticut by Gil Schafer
      • 10 Tablescapes for Thanksgiving Al Fresco
      • Don't Get Mad, Get Plaid: Festive Tartan For Giving and Hostessing
      • A Grandmillennial Home by Clary Bosbyshell for Emily Hertz
      • 20 Tastemakers Share their Holiday Gifts Guides
      • THE THANKSGIVING TABLESCAPE AND GIFT GUIDE
      • Riley Sheehey for Moda Domus
      • Dreaming of Paris
      • Tour the Home of Percy Steinhart, Founder of Stubbs & Wootton
      • Rebecca
    • ► October
      • Welcoming Lacelliese King to The Glam Pad
      • Eliza Crater Harris - The First Grandmillennial
      • An Enchanted 1920s Home by Miles Redd
      • Patricia Altschul Launches Luxe Home Collection with HSN
      • A 19th Century Virginia Classic by Anne Dutcher
      • Katie Ridder: More Rooms
      • 10 Tips for Timeless Design from Scully & Scully
      • Timeless Living in Arkansas
      • Markham Roberts: Notes on Decorating
      • MARIO BUATTA ANTIQUES FOR MODA DOMUS
      • A Stanley Dixon and Phoebe Howard Designed Home for Sale in Atlanta
      • de Gournay: Hand-Painted Interiors Book Review
      • Vivien Greenock's English Country Home
    • ► September
      • At Home with Edward Bulmer
      • A Peek inside the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas
      • Design Crush: Collins Interiors
      • Glamorous Living with Jan Showers
      • Chic Southern Style by Collins & Sweezey
      • Design Crush: Jenkins Interiors
      • 80 Fabulous Finds for Fall
      • 1930s Hollywood Glamour in Holmby Hills
      • Design Crush: Terry Sullivan Interiors
      • The Chateau Diaries
      • Arriving Home with James Farmer
      • Hello Dolly! A Timeless Classic by Sister Parish
    • ► August
      • A Whimsical yet Old School Makeover by Shelley Johnstone
      • A Peek Inside Veranda's September-October Issue
      • Style Profile: Nicola Bathie McLaughlin
      • Elegant Southern Style with Deborah Hensley
      • A Classic Hudson Valley Farmhouse
      • Designer Brittany Bromley's 18th Century Home
      • Style Profile: Vaughan Designs
      • An Enchanted 15th Century Home in the French Countryside
      • California Dreaming with Peter Dunham
      • Classic French Country Style by Cathy Kincaid
      • At Home in the Hamptons with Julia Amory
      • Barry Dixon's Edwardian Manor for Sale
    • ► July
      • In the English Countryside with Max Rollitt
      • Norman Askins in Highlands, North Carolina
      • Danielle Rollins' Atlanta Home for Sale
      • In the Garden with Bettie Bearden Pardee
      • Four Hundred Years at Holker Hall
      • Victoria Hagan designs an 18th Century Martha's Vineyard Home
      • Holly Holden's Pearls of Palm Beach
      • Botanically Beautiful in California
      • In the Countryside with Paula Sutton of Hill House Vintage
      • Style Profile: Hillary W Taylor Interiors
      • Tour an 18th Century East Hamptons Retreat
      • A Red, White, and Blue Summer Retreat
    • ► June
      • Glamorous in Arkansas by Melissa Haynes
      • A Grandmillennial Home by Brockschmidt & Coleman
      • Jane Ellsworth's Exquisite Nantucket Home
      • Gracie Dining Room Inspiration
      • A Chic Farmhouse by Alexandra Rae
      • In the Countryside with Gil Schafer
      • A Hamptons Classic by Phoebe and James Michael Howard
      • A Colorful and Charming Southern Abode
      • A 19th Century Nantucket Home by Thomas Jayne
      • A Georgian Manor in Hudson Valley for Sale
      • English Country Style with Nicolas Fairford
      • A Florida Vacation Home by Gil Schafer
    • ► May
      • Style Profile: Mark Phelps Interiors
      • Jackie Kennedy's Summer Home is For Sale!
      • All American in Atlanta
      • Classic Elegance in New Jersey
      • The Prettiest Pink Home in Florida
      • An Exquisitely Restored 17th Century Irish Castle
      • A Timeless Southern Home
      • Style Profile: Eliza Crater Harris of Sister Parish
      • Step Inside a Restored 19th Century Georgian Farmhouse
      • Cathy Kincaid Revives an 18th Century Ferryman's Cottage
      • A "New Old" Connecticut Home Filled with Memories
      • A Traditional yet Quirky Old Home in Virginia
    • ► April
      • Shop Mario Buatta's Style on eBay!
      • Timeless Classic: Shanghai by Scalamandre
      • You Can Go Home Again
      • Jan Showers Transforms a Dated Bachelor Pad
      • An Elegant 800-Square-Foot Cottage
      • Tara Shaw's Antiques-Filled New Orleans Home
      • A Charming Seaside Escape by Lilse McKenna
      • A Lovely Easter in Quarantine
      • Designer Minnette Jackson's Nashville Home
      • A Meticulously Restored Normandy Manor
      • Parisian Glamour in Arkansas
    • ► March
      • 20 Hallmarks of Grandmillennial Style
      • A 19th Century Kentucky Farmhouse by Matthew Carter
      • Miles Redd and David Kaihoi Create an Attic Oasis
      • Feather Your Nest with Grandmillennial Style
      • A Traditional "New Old Home" in California
      • Downsizing with Antiques
      • James Farmer Revives a Historic Alabama Home
      • A Georgian Manor by Sarah Bartholomew
      • An Elegant Beach House by Barclay Butera
      • Your'e Invited by Stephanie Booth Shafran
      • Style Profile: Tori Alexander
      • A Charming Cottage by Jackye Lanham and William B. Litchfield
      • Revisiting Hidden Pond Farm
    • ► February
      • At Home in the Country with Jan Showers
      • Why Traditional Decor is Making a Comeback
      • Australian Designers at Home
      • Caroline Gidiere's Classic Georgian Home
      • Bird and Thistle - A Timeless Classic by Brunschwig & Fils
      • A Romantic French Style Home by Courtney Giles
      • Pretty Pink Living Rooms
      • A Storybook Chateau for Sale
      • A Tranquil Palm Beach Getaway by Mimi McMakin
      • At Home in Florida with Susan Zises Green
      • Brittany Bromley Transforms a 19th Century Farmhouse
      • Is Traditional the new "Trend" for 2020?
    • ► January
      • Mario Buatta and the English Country House Style in America
      • “Buattacon” - Mario's Final Farewell
      • A Tiny Row House with Tremendous Style
      • Viva Rose Cumming Chintzes!
      • Mario Buatta's Exclusive Decorative Painter, Haleh Atabeigi
      • At Home in Dallas with Caitlin Wilson
      • Timeless Classic: Decorating with Treillage
      • At Home with Rachel Parcell
      • The Timeless Interiors of Linda Knight Carr
      • A 1930s Georgian in Virginia Gets a Refresh
      • Classic Interiors by Alessandra Branca
      • Sister Parish's Maine Retreat
      • Myka Meier's Modern Etiquette Made Easy
      • Inside the Manhattan Apartments of Bunny Williams and John Rosselli
  • ► 2019
    • ► December
      • Sotheby's Announces Mario Buatta Sale
      • After Christmas Recap and Sales
      • 25 Traditional Christmas Inspirations and Last Minute Gift Ideas
      • Alice Naylor-Leyland's Enchanted English Christmas
      • Christmas Cheer at Christopher Spitzmiller's Clove Brook Farm
      • Christmas with Olasky & Sinsteden
      • Traditional Christmas in Arkansas
      • Christmas with Charlotte Moss
      • Tips for Christmas Shopping on eBay
      • Traditional Christmas, Southern Style
      • Christmas with Flower Magazine & Cyber Monday Sales
    • ► November
      • The Glam Pad's Guide to Black Friday Shopping & Cyber Monday!
      • 30 Thanksgiving Tablescapes + Inspiration
      • Christmas with the Tastemakers
      • Holiday Gift Guides from 20 Top Designers and Tastemakers
      • Style Profile: Todd Romano
      • Tour a 1918 Georgian Jewel Box
      • An Enchanting 19th Century Virginia Estate for Sale
      • Blue and White Christmas with Clary Bosbyshell
      • What Does Your Silver Pattern Say About You?
      • A Graciously Restored 19th Century Colonial Revival
      • A Palm Beach Apartment by Danielle Rollins
      • Style Profile: Markham Roberts
    • ► October
      • An Elegant 1930s Atlanta Estate
      • 50 Fabulous Orange Rooms!
      • A Charming Green Monochromatic Cottage
      • Zuber: Two Centuries of Panoramic Wallpaper
      • Classic Interior Design by Scully & Scully
      • Three Amy Berry Homes for Sale!
      • Becky Boyle's Southern Living Showcase
      • Design Crush: Lauren DeLoach Interiors
      • Near & Far with Lisa Fine
      • Style Profile: Josh Pickering, Pickering House Design
      • A Refined Farmhouse by Suzanne Kasler, Spitzmiller and Norris
      • Style Profile: Anne Wagoner Interiors
    • ► September
      • Hannah Cecil Gurney's Wallpaper Wonderland
      • A Sneak Peek Inside The Best New Books for Fall
      • At Home with Designer Lee Ann Thornton
      • A Chic Colorado Chalet by Leta Austin Foster
      • A Country Getaway on Long Island’s North Shore
      • CeCe Barfield Thompson's New Home Collection
      • Cathy Kincaid and The Well Adorned Home
      • At Home with Designer Lilse McKenna
      • Design Crush: Heather Chadduck Interiors
      • The Rise of "Grandmillennial" Style
      • A Dallas Home with Tropical Parisian Flair
      • Design Crush: Louise Jones Interiors
      • At Home with Designer Blaire Murfree
    • ► August
      • 40 Ways to Decorate with Antique Furniture in the Bathroom
      • An English Seaside Getaway
      • The Land Gardners at Wardington Manor
      • Mario Buatta's Manhattan Apartment is for Sale
      • Style Profile: Ellen Kavanaugh
      • Julia Engel's Romantic Charleston Home
      • Tour A Historic Oyster Bay Home Where George Washington Slept
      • Style Profile: Sallie Giordano
      • Design Legend: Nicky Haslam
      • An Old Kentucky Home Gets a Facelift
      • Traditional and Pretty in Atlanta by Huff-Dewberry
      • An 18th Century East Sussex Estate For Sale
      • A Classic Georgian Home by Suzanne Rheinstein
    • ► July
      • Style Profile: Ann Wolf Interior Decoration
      • Olasky & Sinsteden Refresh a Centuries-Old Guernsey Island Home
      • Shhh... The Glam Pad's Secrets to eBay Shopping!
      • Artist Spotlight: Kayce Hughes
      • Blue and White in a 1920s Texas Home
      • Tom Scheerer Designs an Old-Fashioned Maine Home
      • A Cape Cod Home Designed For Antiques
      • At Home with Plum Sykes
      • Style Profile: Caroline Gidiere
      • Rita Konig's English Country Farmhouse
      • An 18th Century Seaside Cottage Saved from the Wrecking Ball
      • Bunny Mellon's Cape Cod Home: Then & Now
      • Imogen Taylor's Burgundy Village Home
    • ► June
      • A Lovingly Restored Antebellum Home
      • Coastal Charm in Connecticut
      • A Classic Colonial by Cece Barfield Thompson
      • Pioneer Linens: A Palm Beach Tradition Since 1912
      • Fabulous Fourth of July Decorating and Entertaining Ideas
      • Leta Austin Foster's Pretty Fabulous Rooms
      • Style Profile: Clary Bosbyshell
      • 95 Years of Interior Design with McMillen Inc.
      • Design Nightmare: The Open Concept Bathroom/Bedroom
      • 15 Handsome Wood Paneled Libraries + Father's Day Gift Guide
      • Jeffrey Bilhuber's Secrets to Everyday Decorating & Home Tour
      • An Elegant Home and Garden in England
    • ► May
      • 65 Ways to Decorate with Silhouettes!
      • A Respectful Renovation in Atlanta
      • A Red, White, and Blue Summer House in Maine
      • Edith Wharton's Newport Home is for Sale!
      • A Chat With Carleton Varney
      • A Fabulous French Farmhouse
      • Sweet Home Alabama: A 19th Century Restoration
      • Addison Mizner: Architect of Fantasy and Romance
      • Equestrian Style 101
      • Real Estate Roundup: Spring 2019
      • Bunny Williams: Love Affairs with Houses
      • A Classic Georgian Home in the English Countryside
      • A Fairy Tale Estate in France
      • Style Profile: Betsy Shiverick Interiors
    • ► April
      • 30 Gorgeous Garages You'll Want to Move Into
      • Inside Meg Braff's Exquisite New Home
      • Beautiful Burleigh: A British Treasure
      • The Ultimate Mother's Day Gift Guide
      • A Romantic English Manor in Dallas
      • An Otto Zenke Designed Home For Sale
      • The Gardens and Interiors of Rachel Lambert "Bunny" Mellon
      • Rebuilding Memories One Brick at a Time
      • Julia Reed's New Orleans
      • The Residences and Vacation Homes of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
      • Couture Curtains and Dressmaker Draperies
      • William Eubanks' English Country Cottage in Memphis
      • Wallis in Wonderland – The Private Rooms and Enchanting Taste of the Duchess of Windsor
    • ► March
      • An English Country Style Brooklyn Brownstone by McGrath II
      • Wood Countertops in the Kitchen: Yea or Nay?
      • Lilly Pulitzer for Pottery Barn
      • Margaret Kirkland Gives a Traditional Georgian a Colorful Makeover
      • Spring and Easter Tablescape Ideas
      • A Weekend at The Greenbrier with Carleton Varney
      • Amelia Handegan Restores an 18th-Century Virginia Estate
      • Living Floral: Entertaining and Decorating with Flowers
      • A Colorful Abode by Mark D. Sikes
      • Bridal Tea at The Greenbrier
      • For Sale: Historic Home by Wilson Fuqua and Cathy Kincaid
    • ► February
      • Style Profile: Amy Berry
      • A Super Chic Retirement Home by Miles Redd
      • The Oldest House in Washington D.C.
      • The Pink Palace of Coral Gables, Florida
      • Lee Radziwill's Timeless Interiors
      • In The Pink: Dodie Thayer for Tory Burch
      • Mario Buatta's Final Project
      • The Dorothy Draper Design Weekend!
      • Enduring Southern Homes by Eric Ross
      • 35 Lovely Valentine's Day Ideas
      • Classic Design by Barbara Eberlein
    • ► January
      • Inside the Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House
      • Shelley Johnstone Transforms a Newly Constructed Home
      • Traditional and Glamorous by Summer Thornton
      • Palm Beach in Season
      • Style Profile: Morgan Hunt
      • The Glam Pad's Ultimate Valentine Gift Guide
      • Style Profile: James Farmer
      • At Home with Jewelry Designer Elizabeth Locke
      • A Tour of Ireland's Romantic Glin Castle
      • An Elegant English Country Home
      • Palm Beach Regency - An Exclusive Home Tour with Leta Austin Foster
      • Suzanne Kasler's Sophisticated Simplicity
      • For Sale: A Classic Georgian by Cindy Rinfret
  • ► 2018
    • ► December
      • A Sparkling New Year's Eve
      • Style Profile: Melea Markell Designs
      • The Glam Pad's Guide to After Christmas Sales
      • Christmas at Seend Manor
      • Nostalgic Kentucky Christmas with Lee Robinson
      • A Southern Home Christmas
      • Christmas Tree Spode, A Holiday Tradition
      • Christmas with Southern Lady
      • Classic Christmas with Holly Holden
      • Colonial Christmas Cheer
      • A Timeless and Traditional Christmas
      • 35 Christmas Kitchens and 55 Hostess Gift Ideas
      • 50 Merry Mantels and 200 Stocking Stuffers
    • ► November
      • Holiday Gift Guide for Him: by Cattlebaron in Cashmere
      • The Ultimate Gift Guide for Her: By Cattlebaron in Cashmere
      • Cyber Monday and Christmas Inspiration
      • The Glam Pad's Ultimate Black Friday Shopping Guide
      • 35 Traditional Thanksgiving Tablescapes
      • A Picturesque New York Farmhouse by Gil Schafer
      • Charming in Charlotte: A Classic Meyers Park Renovation
      • 7 Newly Released Books for the Anglophile
      • An Elegant and Historic Virginia Estate for Sale
      • Manners from the Manor: Holiday Etiquette
      • New York Splendor: The City's Most Memorable Rooms
      • Style Profile: Suzanne Tucker
    • ► October
      • Manners from the Manor: 25 Etiquette Lessons Children Should Know by the Age of 10
      • 80 Elegant Ways to Decorate for Fall
      • Carolyne Roehm's Design & Style: A Constant Thread
      • Manners from the Manor: Tea Etiquette
      • An Elegant Mario Buatta–Designed Home in Manila
      • Manners From the Manor: Dining Etiquette
      • Farewell Mario Buatta, The Beloved Prince of Chintz
      • Suzanne Rheinstein's Historic Los Angeles Home
      • Carolina Elizabeth's Romantic Roses
      • Manners from the Manor: Dressing Etiquette
      • A Renzo Mongiardino Designed Townhouse for Sale
      • The Power of Pattern: Tips from Susanna Salk
      • Manners from the Manor: The Duchess Effect
      • Style Profile: Kimberly Schlegel Whitman
    • ► September
      • Tom Parr's French Riviera Paradise
      • Manners from the Manor with Myka Meier
      • Island Hopping: Amanda Lindroth Design
      • Dior and His Decorators: When Fashion and Interior Design Collide
      • 50 Ways to Decorate with Dog Art
      • A Classic London Townhouse by Veere Grenney
      • Veere Grenney: A Point of View
      • Farm From Home with Amanda Brooks
      • Designer Lee Robinson's Old Kentucky Home
      • How to Live an Elegant Life: Patricia Altschul Shares her Secrets
      • Timeless Classic Style by Otto Zenke
      • Pink, White, and Blue with Shelley Johnstone
    • ► August
      • Labor Day Weekend Sales
      • Style Profile: Susan Zises Green
      • Beautiful in Montecito by Mark D. Sikes
      • Mario Buatta Designs a 1930s John Staub House in Houston
      • A Storybook Tudor Cottage
      • Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again
      • The Magic of Mario: The Life and Legend of Mario Buatta
      • Pyne Hollyhock by Schumacher: A Timeless Classic
      • An Old Fashioned English Country House
      • Patricia Altschul Dishes about her Favorite Table Linens
      • Sasha Nicholas Custom Monogrammed China
      • An Exclusive Home Tour with Leta Austin Foster
      • The Inside Scoop From Patricia Altschul's Butler, Michael Kelcourse
      • For Sale: Historic Greek Revival in Bellport, New York
    • ► July
      • Style Profile: Christian Ladd Interiors
      • The History of Silhouettes and an Interview with Patricia Altschul about her Collection
      • Sarah Bartholomew for Pottery Barn
      • A Glamorous Pied-à-Terre by Cece Barfield Thompson
      • Sister Parish Home Goods Collection
      • Insider Secrets From Patricia Altschul's Houseguest
      • A Graceful First Impression by Gracie
      • Zuber's French Scenics for Bastille Day
      • Ben Pentreath's English Country Home
      • A 19th Century Charleston Charmer
      • Style Profile: Tessa Foley, Nine and Sixteen
      • Patriotic Inspiration for the Fourth of July
      • Imari Porcelain: A Timeless Classic
    • ► June
      • Amy Berry's Table Setting Tips
      • An Idyllic Southampton Retreat by Bunny Williams
      • Traditional Tablescapes
      • Ashley Whittaker Designs a Southampton Retreat
      • A 19th Century Nantucket Home for Sale
      • Add Patriotic Pomp to your Fourth of July Party with The Salonniere
      • A 1920s Dallas Tudor Restored by Cathy Kincaid and Wilson Fuqua
      • Golf Legend Raymond Floyd's Southampton Estate
      • Delft Tile in the Kitchen
      • A Storybook Country House by Kirill Istomin
      • A Passion for Antiques in Maine
      • Summer Entertaining with Shelley Johnstone
      • A Florida Classic by Leta Austin Foster
    • ► May
      • Style Profile: Libby Cameron
      • Old School in Nantucket by Markham Roberts
      • Mario Buatta and The English Room
      • Historic Elegance by Todd Richesin
      • Five Tips for Creating Timeless Interiors by Eric Ross
      • Bunny Williams Renovates a Farmhouse In Provence
      • La Chaise Percée
      • A Newport Estate Where Time Stands Still
      • My Favorite New Books for Spring
      • For the Love of Tulips
      • Style Profile: Nancy Smith, Walton Street Stationers
      • New Pictures of Danielle Rollins' Atlanta Home
    • ► April
      • Charlotte Moss Entertains
      • Jacques Grange refreshes a 1930s Palm Beach House
      • A Country Escape by Mario Buatta
      • The Junior League of Miami’s 2018 Showhouse
      • Oprah Winfrey's Rose Garden
      • Style Profile: Carter & Company
      • Mark Gillette Refreshes a 300-year-old English Manor
      • Thomas Ravenel's Former Charleston Home
      • Sarah Bartholomew Infuses a 1920s Nashville Home with Color
      • Beautiful in Boston by Scott Snyder
      • Spring Musings 2018: Tastemakers, Auctions, and Designer Furniture
      • A Carefully Restored Connecticut Colonial Revival
      • Style Profile: Barry Dixon
    • ► March
      • Easter Inspiration
      • A 1939 Georgian-Style Farmhouse by Susan Zises Green
      • Timeless and Traditional by Patricia McLean
      • Jasperware by Wedgwood: A Timeless Classic
      • A Glimpse Inside the Rockefeller Homes
      • Easter with Clary Bosbyshell
      • Palm Beach Decor, Lilly Pulitzer Style
      • Design Crush: Josie McCarthy
      • A South Carolina Landmark Designed by Mark Hampton
      • My Southern Living Takeover and 11 Must-Follow Instagram Accounts
      • Bowood House
      • Style Profile: Michael Whaley
    • ► February
      • Remaking History in Connecticut
      • Vladimir Kanevsky's Exquisite Porcelain Flowers
      • Louise Townsend's Idyllic English Country Home
      • Classic in Connecticut
      • New York's Most Exceptional Apartment Buildings
      • Style Profile: Allison Caccoma
      • Happy Insta Valentines!
      • A Connecticut Retreat by Ashley Whittaker
      • You are Cordially Invited
      • Traditional Home Circa 2007
      • An English Country Inspired Nursery
      • Remembering Dan Carithers
    • ► January
      • The Glam Pad's Anti-Trend Month in Review
      • Has Blue and White Reached Saturation?
      • Gracie Wallcoverings - A Family Tradition Since 1898
      • Thomas Jayne's Classical Principles for Modern Design
      • Rare Finds from Zuber
      • A Previously Unpublished Mario Buatta Apartment!
      • Design Crush: Cameron Kimber
      • Roses & Pansies: A Classic Chintz by Colefax & Fowler
      • A Children's Shop from a Bygone Era
      • Leta Austin Foster's 10 Tips for Timeless Interiors
      • Mario Buatta's Timeless Allure
      • Four Mundane Current Design Trends ...and How to Get Them Right, by Holly Holden
      • Anti-Trends for 2018
  • ► 2017
    • ► December
      • Designer Allison Allen Transforms the Family Home
      • Christmas with Victoria
      • An Old Fashioned Southern Christmas
      • A Southern Accents Christmas Circa 1995
      • Christmas in Connecticut
      • Visions of Sugarplums via Rebecca Gardner
      • Christmas With Alidad
      • A White Christmas with Shelley Johnstone
      • Seven Christmas Decorating Ideas from Charlotte Moss
      • Classic Christmas with James F. Carter
      • A Glamorous New Start for Danielle Rollins
    • ► November
      • Gilded Christmas Elegance by Ann Getty
      • A Casually Elegant Atlanta Christmas
      • The Glam Pad's Black Friday Shopping Guide
      • A Southern Living Thanksgiving
      • Pet Gift Guide: Dog Holiday Gifts
      • Christmas with the Preppy Paper Girl
      • A New Kentucky Home by William T. Baker
      • Holidays with Aerin Lauder
      • Classic Florida Style By Leta Austin Foster
      • Classic Design on Instagram with Holly Holden
      • Fall Musings: From Designer Dogs to French Aptware
    • ► October
      • An Affair with Bunny Williams' House
      • Cathy Graham's Second Bloom
      • Colefax and Fowler's Classic Fuchsia Chintz
      • Creating an Ancestral Country Estate
      • Mottahedeh's Classic Tobacco Leaf
      • A Blue and White Dutch Colonial by Madcap Cottage
      • A Historic Atlanta Home Gets A Playful Renovation
      • Elegant High Rise Living by Patricia McLean
      • About Decorating: The Remarkable Rooms of Richard Keith Langham
      • Chinoiserie Pumpkins and Accents
      • A Place to Call Home by Gil Schafer III
      • Society's Artful Ladies: Patrons, Collectors and Artists
      • A Charming Countryside Cottage
    • ► September
      • Tory Burch's Classic Southampton Home
      • A Timeless Classic Home by Cathy Kincaid
      • Inside Penny Morrison's 18th Century Welsh Country Home
      • Zuber Announces Exclusive Line of Scarves and Pillows
      • Traditional and Pretty Federal Style
      • A Historic Florida Villa
      • Update: Hurricane Irma
      • Inside The Ritz Paris with My Beautiful Paris
      • Atlanta's Marble Hill House is for Sale
      • Blue and White on Sale for Labor Day
      • Historic Nantucket Charm
    • ► August
      • August Musings: From Princess Diana to the Return of Chintz
      • Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles’ 2017 Southeastern Designer Showhouse
      • Style Profile: Creative Tonic
      • Inside England's Seend Manor with Amanda Clark
      • A Glamorous yet Kid-Friendly Dallas Home
      • A Place to Call Home by James Farmer
      • Style Profile: CeCe Barfield Thompson
      • Vintage Palm Beach
      • Lee Radziwill's Paris Apartment is for Sale!
      • Alice Naylor-Leyland's English Country Wonderland
      • Le Mas des Poiriers - A Farmhouse in Provence
      • D. Porthault: The Art of Luxury Linens
    • ► July
      • 10 of Patricia Altschul's Favorite Things
      • Patricia Altschul's Tips for Creating a Timeless Home
      • Laura and Harry Slatkin's Sumptious Hamptons Cottage
      • A Breezy South Carolina Beach House
      • At Home with Tracy Dunn Design
      • Gracie and The Garden Room at Winfield House
      • Meet Nick Mele, the New Slim Aarons
      • An English-Inspired East Hampton Home by Jack Fhillips
      • Edith Wharton's Newport Summer Home
      • A Greenwich Georgian Colonial Blends Past and Present
      • American History Depicted by Zuber Wallpapers
    • ► June
      • June Musings: Newport, The Hamptons, Audrey Hepburn, and Jackie Kennedy
      • Jacqueline Kennedy's Childhood Home is For Sale
      • Old School Newport Elegance
      • Amy Berry Makes Over a 100-Year-Old Dallas Home
      • A Chic 1930s Miami Beach Home
      • Alice Naylor-Leyland's Classic English Style
      • An Aspen Chalet by Laura Hunt
      • A Georgetown Rowhouse by Sarah Bartholomew
      • A Stunning Spanish Colonial by Cathy Kincaid and J. Wilson Fuqua
      • Bunny Mellon's Manhattan Townhouse
      • A Classic Colonial Revival by Miles Redd
      • Bettie Bearden Pardee's 13 Tips for the Gracious Host and Perfect Houseguest
      • At Home and in the Garden with Bettie Bearden Pardee
    • ► May
      • May Musing: Books, A 1970s Time Capsule, and Pippa Middleton's Wedding
      • Atlanta Dream Home for Sale
      • Charming in Connecticut, by Elena Phillips
      • A Très Chic Pied-à-Terre in Paris
      • Pretty Pink Tulips
      • Beautiful in Belle Meade
      • Artist Update: Paige Gemmel
      • Bailey McCarthy's Biscuit Home
      • Aquazzura for de Gournay
      • Charleston's Sword Gate House is For Sale
      • Sentimental Charm in Atlanta
      • Traditional Equestrian Art
      • Old School Park Avenue Elegance
      • Happy Lily of the Valley Day!
    • ► April
      • April Musings: From The Southeastern Designer Showhouse to Angelina Jolie's New House
      • Richard Keith Langham Revisits a Grand Mississippi Home
      • Five New Must-Have Books for Spring
      • A 1920s Jewel Box by Suzanne Kasler
      • Michelle Nussbaumer Infuses French Flair into a Texas Ranch-Style Home
      • The Truth Behind Ivy-Covered Houses
      • Château de Morsan is for Sale
      • Meg Braff: A Book Review and Q&A
      • Style Profile: Julia Amory of India Amory
      • A John F. Staub Home Refreshed by Olasky & Sinsteden
      • Design Crush: Olasky & Sinsteden
      • Aerin Lauder's New Palm Beach Inspired Collection for Williams Sonoma
    • ► March
      • March Musings: Easter, Joan Crawford's Home, and a Little Nip and Tuck
      • Classic Style with Maura Endres
      • Patricia Altschul's Home in Charleston Home + Design
      • Sister Parish's Enduring Style Is a Family Affair
      • Traveling with Cynthia from The Perfect Life
      • It's Always Summer Somewhere
      • Nick Olsen Creates a Maximalist Manhattan Apartment
      • Spring is in the Air
      • Historic Charm in New Orleans
      • Christie's Presents Betsy Bloomingdale: A Life in Style
      • Bunny Williams Decorates a Classic Virginia House
      • Blue and White Palm Beach Perfection
      • February Musings: From Designing Women to a Millicent Rogers Auction
    • ► February
      • Breathtaking Blue and White in Chicago
      • Style Profile: Joan Carl, Owner of D. Porthault
      • A Pretty and Preppy Home in Greenwich, Connecticut
      • Melissa Rufty Transforms a 1936 Georgian Home
      • Classic Design with Holly Holden
      • Grey Gardens is for Sale!
      • Dream Nursery Sample Sale at AFK Furniture!
      • AFK Fine Furniture for Children
      • Sophistication is Overrated
      • Jacqueline Kennedy's White House Bedroom
    • ► January
      • January Musings: From The Crown to Princess Diana's Perfume
      • An Elegant Orangerie by Cathy Kincaid and Wilson Fuqua
      • Amanda Lindroth's Palm Beach Style
      • Design Profile: Kirill Istomin Interior Design & Decoration
      • A Beaux Arts Beauty by Tucker & Marks
      • Inside Bunny Williams's Island Retreat
      • Design Crush: Jane Ellsworth Interiors
      • Peter Zimmerman Architects
      • An Elegant Living Room by Larry Hooke
      • An Interview With Design Icon Anthony Baratta
      • 20 Traditional Blue and White Bedrooms
      • A Neel Reid Historic Home in Atlanta Restored
  • ► 2016
    • ► December
      • Design Crush: Andrew Maier, Inc.
      • Hannah Cecil Gurney's London Apartment
      • After Christmas Sales
      • Christmas Throughout Instagram
      • A Southern Accents Christmas
      • Spode Christmas Tree - A Christmas Tradition
      • Christmas with Suzanne Rheinstein
      • Christmas at The Well Appointed House
      • Style Profile: Dana Gibson
      • Christmas at Designers' Homes Across America
      • Meg Braff's Locust Valley Home is for Sale
      • Design Crush: Lisa Henderson Interiors
      • What will $899K Buy You in Natchez, Mississippi?
    • ► November
      • November Musings
      • The Glam Pad's Guide to Black Friday Shopping
      • Thanksgiving with Carolyne Roehm
      • The Art of Elegant Southern Living with Lee W. Robinson
      • The Loveliest Bespoke Linens
      • The Brazilian Court Palm Beach Celebrates 90 Years
      • Historic Gem In Orlando, Florida
      • Gardens at First Light
      • A Tribute to Designer Daniel Clancy
      • What will $599K Buy You in High Point, North Carolina?
      • Sotheby's to Offer Property from the Collection Mrs. Marjorie S. Fisher
      • HORCHOW SALE ALERT: 30% off Everything!
    • ► October
      • October Musings
      • What will $1.6M Buy You in Michigan?
      • At Home with Mark D. Sikes
      • Holiday Card Perfection From Dixie Design Collective
      • Neiman Marcus Fantasy Gifts Presents Lilly Pulitzer Island Cars
      • A Colorful and Traditional Southern Home
      • The Former Astor Tea House at Ferncliff Restored
      • Elegant Kentucky Charm by Matthew Carter Interiors
      • Inside The Private World of Lyford Cay
      • An Elegant 1930s Long Island, New York Home
      • Carleton Varney in Palm Beach Illustrated
      • A 1930s Regency Revival - Madcap Cottage
      • My Dallas Dream Home
    • ► September
      • September Musings
      • Celerie Kemble for Henredon
      • Traditional Elegance in Palm Beach
      • The Hilfiger Estate On Nantucket For Sale
      • A Suellen Gregory Designed Home For Sale!
      • Design Crush: Dean Farris Interior Designs
      • The History of D. Porthault: Iconic Home Couture
      • Christie's Unveils The Private Collection Of President And Mrs. Ronald Reagan
      • Lee Jofa and Lilly Pulitzer Introduce New Fabrics and Wall Coverings
      • Suellen Gregory Designs A Pretty-In-Pink Virginia Townhouse
    • ► August
      • August Musings 2016
      • Historic Palm Beach Oceanfront for Sale
      • Sarah Bartholomew's Classic Georgian Home
      • Palm Beach Inspired Art by Annechovie
      • Carleton Varney Designs a Palm Beach Masterpiece
      • An Elegant and Historic Napa Valley Getaway
      • Cheeky Needlepoint
      • Live Happily Ever After With Charmajesty Linens
      • Design Crush: Suellen Gregory
      • Leta Austin Foster Designs A 1930s Oceanfront Masterpiece
      • Pretty Please... Pretty is Back!
      • Palm Beach Chinoiserie Prints by Paige Gemmel
    • ► July
      • Sarah Bartholomew in House Beautiful
      • Blue and White in the Hamptons
      • Design Crush: Todd Richesin Interiors
      • Another Ruthie Sommers House For Sale!
      • At Home With Shelley Johnstone Paschke
      • Mecox Defines Palm Beach Style
      • Custom Crests and Art by Jennifer Ashley Design
      • Design Crush: Guillaume Gentet
      • Newport, Rhode Island: Behind the Scenes with Bettie Bearden Pardee
    • ► June
      • Grace Kelly's Childhood Home is For Sale
      • Design Crush: Patricia McLean Interiors
      • A Classically Elegant New Orleans Home
      • Designer Timothy Corrigan's 18th Century French Château is for Sale
      • It's National Wear Your Lilly Day!
      • The Father of the Bride Home is for Sale!
      • 25 Timeless Skirted Dressing Tables
      • Blue and White in Connecticut, by Lee Ann Thornton
      • Antiquing Palm Beach Style
      • Traditional Decor is Back in Vogue
      • Over the Moon with Alexandra Macon
    • ► May
      • Otto Zenke Homes for Sale
      • Zenke with a “Z”
      • Mad for Madcap Cottage!
      • Chic Caftans by Carla Christoph
      • Old School Dallas Chic
      • A Classic Palm Beach Home for Sale
      • Lyford Cay Living by Amanda Lindroth
      • Design Crush: Andrew Skurman Architects
      • Southern Dream Home
      • Leta Austin Foster Revitalizes Virginia's Historic Milburne
      • Madeleine Castaing Captivates a New Generation
    • ► April
      • Design Crush: Eric Ross Interiors
      • Bowood Chintz - and The Glam Pad - in Vogue!
      • Lycette Designs Is Bringing Needlepoint to the Millennial Generation
      • A Classic and Elegant Southern Cottage
      • Kemble Interiors Revives a 1940s Palm Beach Retreat
      • John Fowler's Nantclwyd Hall Revisited
      • British Elegance with Serena Fresson and Alice Naylor-Leyland
      • A Fabulous Herend Giveaway!
      • Design Crush: Meggie H. Interiors
      • Amy Berry's Dallas Home for Sale!
      • A Dallas Home Tour with J Wilson Fuqua & Associates
    • ► March
      • A Traditional Georgian with a Twist
      • CeAnn’s Vieux, Palm Beach
      • Carelton Varney for Frontgate + Giveaway!
      • Style Icon: Rebecca de Ravenel
      • Herend Bunnies for Easter
      • Southern Charm with Patricia Altschul
      • Nancy Reagan's White House
      • The secret code of old-school interior design revealed
      • A Palm Beach Landmark Restored to its Former Glory
      • Weekend Inspiration: Karen Robertson
      • Bowood in the Bedroom
      • A Tres Chic 1940s Texas Time Capsule
      • Sea Island Chic By Parker Kennedy Living
    • ► February
      • Whimsical Traditional in Chicago
      • The Well Appointed House
      • Design Trend: Monogrammed Chairs
      • Margaret Kirkland Interiors Transforms a Park Avenue Pied-à-Terre
      • Margaret Kirkland Interiors
      • The Glam Pad Gets a Makeover!
      • Traditional Interiors By Leta Austin Foster
      • Grandeur in the Garden State
      • All About Staffordshire Dogs
      • A Valentine from Carleton Varney: Signature Scarf Giveaway!
      • Inside the Home of Paige Minear - The Pink Clutch
    • ► January
      • Timeless Glamour in Atlanta
      • Palm Beach Classic
      • Meredith Miller Style & Design
      • Parker Kennedy: Rising Stars of Design
      • Artist Spotlight: Harrison Howard
      • Palm Beach Lately Baby Shower
      • Miles Redd Refreshes his Family Home
      • Design Crush: Amy Berry Designs
      • Lettuce Ware Tureens by Tory Burch for Dodie Thayer Now Available!
      • Blue and White Southern Charm
  • ► 2015
    • ► December
      • A Sparkling 1920s Palm Beach Villa
      • A Perfectly Preppy Christmas with Laurie Byrne Originals
      • Toile de Nantes for Christmas
      • A Pink, Blue, and White Southern Christmas
      • Monograms for the Home
      • Chinese Village Home for Sale
      • A Pink and Preppy Christmas
      • Sue de Chiara's Chic and Preppy Home
    • ► November
      • Christmas with Suzanne Kasler
      • 30 Blue and White Tablescapes for Thanksgiving
      • Jules Reid's Beach Bungalow for Sale!
      • Suzanne Kasler's Atlanta Home
      • At Home with Carolyne Roehm
      • A Glamorous Palm Beach Bungalow
      • Katie Kime's Colorful World of Fashion and Decor
      • A Chic Palm Beach Home by McCann Design Group
    • ► October
      • A Palm Beach Inspired Nursery
      • Ashley Whittaker Decorates a Sunny Westchester Home
      • Kate Spade's New Home Collection
      • PKL The Cellar
      • C.Z. Guest's Collection of Dodie Thayer Lettuce Ware at Sotheby's
      • Design Crush: Sarah Bartholomew Designs
      • Traditional Perfection in Upstate New York
      • An Oceanfront Palm Beach Paradise for Sale
      • The 19th-Century New Orleans Home of Jane Scott Hodges, Leontine Linens
      • Palm Beach Chic: By Jennifer Ash Rudick
    • ► September
      • Design Crush: Parker Kennedy Living
      • Style Crush: Devon Baer Designs
      • A Luxe Report Designs Home for Sale
      • Inside a Glamorous Kid-Friendly Home by Lilly Bunn
      • A Glamorous Pink and Green Nursery Inspired by the Beverly Hills hotel and Vintage Miami Beach
      • A Sophisticated Jungle Safari Nursery
      • A Slim Aarons Inspired Photo Shoot By Jules Reid
      • Highlights from House Beautiful, September 2015
    • ► August
      • Q&A with Lisi Lerch, Jewelry Designer Extraordinaire
      • Revisiting Ruthie Sommers
      • A Ruthie Sommers Home for Sale
    • ► July
      • And Baby Makes Three
      • A Bermuda Style Palm Beach Home by John Volk for Rent
    • ► June
      • Jules Reid "The Princess of Prints"
      • Pink Flamingo Day
      • Celerie Kemble for Lane Venture
      • Style Icon: Alex Weichert/Teggy French
      • Classic Florida Style at One Kings Lane
      • A Palm Beach Home By Maurice Fatio
      • A Palm Beach Chic Flamingo Party
    • ► May
      • Palm Beach Perfection on Pendleton
      • Meg Braff Decorates a Summer Home in Southampton
      • The Perfect Summer Beach House
      • Al Capone's Oceanfront Miami Estate
      • The Thrill of Brazilliance
      • One Room Challenge: Palm Beach Regency Nursery Reveal
      • Patricia Altschul's Derby Party is full of Southern Charm
      • Krista Ewart's Whimsical and Colorful Los Angeles Home
    • ► April
      • One Room Challenge Week Five: Nursery Makeover
      • One Room Challenge Week Four: Nursery Makeover
      • Mary McDonald for Schumacher in the Nursery
      • Lilly Pulitzer Wedding Ideas
      • One Room Challenge Week Three: Nursery Makeover
      • One Room Challenge Week Two: Nursery Makeover
      • The 2015 Palm Beach Red Cross Designers' Show House
      • One Room Challenge Week One: Nursery Makeover
    • ► March
      • A Purple Palm Beach Shower by Luxe Report Designs
      • The Lilly Pulitzer for Target Look Book is Live!
      • A Waterfront Miami Manse on the Market, Decorated by Anne Hepfer
      • A Palm Beach Home Decorated By Kemble Interiors is on the Market
      • The Foo Dog Ate My Homework
      • A Tropical-Hued Florida Guest House
      • Dodie Thayer for Tory Burch
      • Inside Tiffany Jones' Amazing Home Transformation
    • ► February
      • A Palm Beach Regency Style Home
      • Thinking Pink: A Palm Beach Penthouse
      • The Pink Castle of Atlanta
      • 14 Pink Rooms for Valentine's Day
      • Sam Allen in House Beautiful
      • Valentine Wish List & Shopping Guide
    • ► January
      • Lakeview House, Palm Beach
      • A Palm Beach Sale at One Kings Lane
      • My Chic Nest
      • An Elegant Palm Beach Baby Shower, By Luxe Report Designs
      • Lilly Pulitzer for Target!
  • ► 2014
    • ► December
      • A T. Keller Donovan Decorated Home Hits the Market in Palm Beach!
      • A Candy Shop Vintage Christmas
      • A Whimsical Palm Beach Home by Kemble Interiors
      • A Blue and White (and pink!) Christmas
    • ► November
      • Five Favorite Candles for the Holidays
      • A Nursery for a Palm Beach Princess
      • Seaside Glamour in the Bahamas
      • Palm Beach Lately for the Holidays
      • Mario Buatta and Patricia Altschul Exude Southern Charm in Charleston
      • Carleton Varney Colorizes The Colony Hotel
    • ► October
      • A Blue and White Regency Bermuda in Palm Beach
      • A Palm Beach Apartment by William T. Georgis Architect
    • ► September
      • Palm Beach Chic with Parker Kennedy Living
      • Retro Summer Glam with Artist Renato Armijo
      • Palm Beach Chic Circa 1990s
    • ► August
      • The Lilly Pulitzer After Party Sale
      • Barefoot Elegance in a Palm Beach Mediterranean Masterpiece
      • A Marion Syms Wyeth Palm Beach Mansion for Sale
      • Palm Beach Style Decorating Decoded
    • ► July
      • Bananas for Lilly Pulitzer's Fall 2014 Collection!
      • Aerin Lauder's Palm Beach
      • The Brazilian Court Hotel in Palm Beach
      • Palm Beach Chic on the Cheap
      • Happy Fourth of July!
    • ► June
      • Palm Beach Chic Decor, Circa 1964
      • A Tres Palm Beach Chic Condo For Sale
      • Another Jan Showers Home, Featured in Traditional Home, hits the MLS!
      • A Flamingo Pop Bridal Shower
      • A Vibrant Family Lake Home
      • The 2014 Palm Beach Red Cross Designers' Show House is for Sale!
    • ► May
      • Inside A Palm Beach Bermuda-Style Bungalow
      • Budget Banana Leaf Bikini
      • Dutch South African Village Home for Sale in Coral Gables
      • The Kennedy "Winter White House" is for Sale!
      • Charming Charleston
      • T. Keller Donovan Decorates a Palm Beach Apartment to Perfection
      • $10 Mint Julep Cup Sale!
      • Springing into Yellow!
      • One Room Challenge Final Reveal
      • Blue and White in West Palm Beach
    • ► April
      • One Room Challenge Week Five
      • Blog Crush: Palm Beach Lately
      • One Room Challenge Week Four
      • One Room Challenge Week Three
      • Banana Leaf in Lady Gaga's NYC Apartment!
      • Lilly Pulitzer Sale via Rue La La!
      • Palm Beach Chic with Sail to Sable
      • One Room Challenge Week Two
      • Decorating with Blue and White Outdoors
      • One Room Challenge Week One
      • Palm Beach Chic in Perth
    • ► March
      • The Pink Homes of Palm Beach
      • Style Crush: Kayce Hughes
      • One Room Challenge Update!
      • Chintz is Back in Bloom!
      • 35 Feminine Pink Bedrooms
      • Gorgeously Green with Scott Snyder
      • Scott Snyder at the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show
      • Tropical Coastal Decor: Polyvore's Project Decorate
      • A Beverly Hills Hotel Inspired Bathroom: By Bailey McCarthy
      • Carleton Varney's Growing Wild
      • Blue and White Entertaining with Luxe Report Designs
      • Carleton Varney Rejuvenates The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach
    • ► February
      • A Sneak Peek into the 2014 Palm Beach Red Cross Designers' Show House
      • From the Desk of Lilly Pulitzer: A Recap of Lilly's Estate Auction
      • Meg Braff's Palm Beach Pied-à-Terre
      • Palm Beach Chic on the MLS
      • Happy Valentine's Day!
      • A Palm Beach Chic Baby Shower, by Luxe Report Designs
      • Design Crush: Luxe Report Designs
      • Guest Pinning at Lilly Pulitzer!
      • 25 Classic White Kitchens with Blue & White Accessories
    • ► January
      • The Fabulous Pink Pagoda
      • The Lilly Pulitzer Estate Sale!
      • A Splenderosa Give Away!
      • My Q&A With Tiffany Jones Interiors
      • Mario Buatta Decorates a Glamorous Manhattan High-Rise
      • Palm Beach Entertaining, Mario Buatta, and a Pagoda Pool House
      • The 12 Patterns of the Southern Silver Zodiac
      • A Rosy Long Island Escape
      • A Posh Park Avenue Duplex, by Ashley Whittaker
      • Ashley Whittaker Energizes a Florida Town House
      • New Year's Resolutions
  • ► 2013
    • ► December
      • Merry Christmas from The Glam Pad!
      • Christmas with Aerin Lauder
      • Decor to Reflect your Personal Style, by The Famous Home
      • Reader Home Tour: Inside Novara Way's Home!
      • Celebrating One Year of Blogging!
      • Have Yourself a Preppy Little Christmas
      • A Glamourpuss Beauty Salon, by Abbe Fenimore
      • Blue and White in Palm Beach
      • Palm Beach Preservation Perfection
    • ► November
      • A Blue and White Southern Living Thanksgiving
      • Palm Beach Chic at The Pink Pagoda
      • A Hollywood Glam Apartment, by Jan Showers
      • A Glamorous Bachelorette Pad, by Jan Showers
      • You May Be Wandering
      • Lilly Pulitzer's Palm Beach Travel Guide!
      • Palm Beach Chic Backyards
      • One Room Challenge Final Reveal
      • November Blue and White Bash at The Pink Pagoda
      • Beauty at Home, by Aerin Lauder
    • ► October
      • One Room Challenge Week Five
      • Designer Spotlight: Betsy Burnham
      • One Room Challenge Week Four
      • A Glamorous Palm Beach Home
      • A Palm Beach Home in Bloom
      • One Room Challenge Week Three
      • One Room Challenge Week Two
      • One Room Challenge Linking Party Participants to Watch
      • One Room Challenge Week One
      • A Blue and White Miami Manse
      • Glamorous Retreats, by Jan Showers
    • ► September
      • Blue and White Bash at The Pink Pagoda
      • Brazilliance in the Bathroom!
      • The Historic Villages of Coral Gables
      • Guest Posting at The Pink Pagoda!
      • Our Home - A Brief Update
      • The Italian Village of Coral Gables
      • The French City Village of Coral Gables
      • The Dutch South African Village of Coral Gables
      • A Dutch Colonial in Palm Beach
      • 20 Blue and White Family/Living Rooms
    • ► August
      • We are FINALLY Moving!
      • Barclay Butera's Blue & White Beach House
      • Palm Beach Chic in Miami
      • Reader Home Tours: Inside a Blog Reader’s Palm Beach Chic House!
      • Kitchen Update
      • Sam Allen Interiors
      • Scalamandre Zebras at the 2013 Hampton Designer Showhouse
      • Feeling Jolly
    • ► July
      • Renovation Progress
      • Scalamandre-Inspired Zebra Fabric... on a Budget
      • A Palm Beach Pink Love Story
      • Renovation Update
      • Mimi McMakin: A Palm Beach Icon
      • Mimi McMakin Decorates a Palm Beach Maisonette
      • A Miles Redd Home Hits The MLS!
      • Laura Ashley's Former Lyford Cay Beach House, Transformed
      • Miles Redd Transforms a Bahamas Beach House
      • Fireworks at The Biltmore
      • A Patriotic Summer House in Maine
      • The Beverly Hills Hotel: Pink & Green Poolside Renovations
    • ► June
      • Going Bananas for Banana Leaf!
      • An "Adore"able Sneak Peek: Maria Barros
      • Our Banana Leaf Dining Room
      • Happy Pink Flamingo Day!
      • Welcoming Shell & Chinoiserie
      • Pagoda Mirror Score!
      • Texas, Our Texas!
      • Palm Beach Pink, Part III
      • Palm Beach Pink, Part II
      • Palm Beach Pink
      • Danby Marble Bliss!!
      • Marble Madness!!
      • A Lilly Pulitzer Inspired Wedding!
      • We Have New Windows and Doors!!
    • ► May
      • All Aboard! Yacht Design, by Jackie Armour
      • A Blue & White Beach House in Boca Grande, Florida
      • Inside Tastemaker Melanie Duncan's NYC Home
      • J’adore Jackie Armour
      • My Dream Pink Dining Room
      • I Heart Jan Showers
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: A Recap
      • Gatsby-Era Oceanfront Masterpiece for Sale in Palm Beach
      • Palm Beach Chic By Wendy Valliere
      • Let's Flamingle with Dana Small!
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Courtyard and Front Door
      • In Progress: Our Kitchen
      • I'm Dreaming of a White Kitchen
      • A Dreamy Master Bedroom, By Melanie Turner
    • ► April
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Backyard
      • In Progress - Our Master Bedroom
      • Susan Kroeger Ltd & The 2013 Lake Forest Showhouse & Garden
      • The Scandalous White Grand Piano
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Powder Room
      • Palm Beach Chic Patio Transformation
      • Creating The Perfect Life
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: Upstairs Landing & Hall
      • The Glam Pad Mentioned in Lonny Magazine!
      • Lilly Pulitzer's Palm Beach Home for Sale
      • Oh, The Joys of Renovation!
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Master Bedroom
      • Lilly Pulitzer - A Tribute to the Icon
      • A Jan Showers Home Hits the MLS!
      • Blue and White and Palm Beach Chic
      • Fabulous Flamingo Wallpaper
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Living Room
    • ► March
      • Happy Glorious (and Glamorous) Easter!
      • Southern Living Goes Palm Beach Chic
      • 40 Fabulous Purple Bedrooms
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Home Office
      • The Timeless Design of Albert Hadley
      • From Whimsical to Mellow: More Yellow Bedrooms
      • Hello Spring, Hello Yellow!
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: Guest Bedroom
      • 50 Gorgeous Green and White Bedrooms
      • All is Swell at C. Bell
      • Weekend Daytrip to Palm Beach
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Porch
      • A Spotlight on Scott Snyder
      • Palm Beach Chic With Scott Snyder, Inc.
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Kitchen
      • Retro Island Glam
      • Peppermint Bliss Pink Dining Room
    • ► February
      • Gracious Living with Laura Hunt
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Dining Room
      • An Elegant Beach House in Boca Grande, Florida
      • Paule Ka Goes Retro Chic in Palm Beach
      • Maria Barros and her Fabulous Flamingos
      • A Roundup of Scalamandre Zebras!
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Florida: The Entryway
      • Chinoiserie Chic in Coral Gables, Florida: Part 1
      • 14 Romantic Pink Dining Rooms
      • Hand Painted Chinoiserie Dining Rooms
      • Blue de Gournay and Gracie Wallpapered Dining Rooms
      • Tinsley Mortimer’s Super Glam Glam NYC Apartments
      • Take a White-Hot Tour of a 1920s Dallas Mediterranean Mansion
      • The Dorothy Draper School of Decorating: Back by popular demand!
    • ► January
      • My “Celerie Kemble” Murano Leaf Chandelier
      • Palm Beach Chic Goes to Southampton
      • A Secret Island Getaway: The Gasparilla Inn, Boca Grande, Florida - A Tour with Mimi McMakin of Kemble Interiors, Inc.
      • FOUND: Vintage Thomasville Pagoda Headboard!
      • From Slim Aarons to Meg Braff, This Pool Umbrella is Pure Retro-Glam
      • The Glam Pad Celebrates One Month!
      • Gorgeous Winter Fireside Fete in Lonny Magazine
      • A Carleton Varney Masterpiece, The Grand Hotel Takes You "Somewhere in Time"
      • Beautiful Blue and White Bedrooms
      • My Pagoda Inspired Guest Room
      • Glamorous White Bedrooms
      • De Gournay, In The Pink!
      • Palm Beach Elegance in the “Pink Palace” of Coral Gables
      • The Lauders’ Palm Beach Mansion: A Snapshot in Time
  • ► 2012
    • ► December
      • Happy Glamorous New Year!
      • All Hail Dorothy Draper, the Duchess of Decorating!
      • I’m Dreaming of a Dorothy Draper Christmas
      • The History of Hollywood Regency Style
      • Marvelous Martinique Banana Leaf Wallpaper vs. the Thrill of Brazillance, by Dorothy Draper
      • Circa Who Epitomizes Palm Beach Chic!
      • Palm Beach Chic

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The breakfast room of the storied Newport "cottage," Beaulieu. Built in 1859, interior designer Valerian Rybar later brought its opulent interiors to life. Today the interiors largely remain the same and look just timeless. 
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Swoon worthy London bedroom of @ninaflohr designed by @veere_grenney. With bespoke bennisonuk__  fabric draping the custom bed, we cannot think of a more serene sanctuary. 📸@archdigest
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Last summer we featured the work of Atlanta-based designer Lauren E. Lowe, founder of @laurenelaineinteriors. Today we are excited to share an inside look at Lauren's new home featured earlier this year in @housebeautiful! Jump over to TGP now. 📸 Emily J. Followill
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If it’s not moving — monogram it! It is no secret we are monogram lovers here at The Glam Pad. Today we welcome @nancy_sharon_collins, the country’s leading expert on engraved social stationery and founder of her eponymous company. Jump over to TGP now to read more on Nancy Sharon Collins, monograms, and everything in between. 
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