Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we take a look at the Nick Mele x Society Social collaboration, Beata Heuman for Mylands London, and Palm Beach Design Days. Written by Natalie Aldridge.
Nick Mele x Society Social
Society Social has joined forces with photographer Nick Mele to create a game room furniture collection that’s as stylish as it is fun! Aptly named Pause Life, Play Games, this whimsical lineup, launching January 21st, features eight nostalgic designs available in customizable upholstery and finishes.
Highlights include the effortlessly chic Gambit gaming chair, the vintage-inspired Knight Retro rocker in rattan, and the clever Pawn wicker stool, shaped like a chess piece. Let the games (and the décor envy) begin!
Visit Society Social to shop the collection.
Beata Heuman for Mylands London
Swedish born and London based designer Beata Heuman has partnered with iconic British paintmaker Mylands to create “The Dependables,” a tightly curated collection of 24 shades launching in early February. For Beata, this collaboration is the culmination of a career-long dream, sparked during the renovation of 188 Hammersmith Road, Beata’s incredible showroom and studio.
Designed to simplify the often-daunting task of choosing paint, the palette includes timeless neutrals and beautiful accents, perfect for creating cohesive yet lively interiors. Beata’s philosophy is simple: start with broken whites as a base and layer in personality with color, pattern, and texture.
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Every shade has been rigorously tested, with some, like the perfectly pink Mormor Zaza, undergoing eight rounds of tweaks. Thankfully, Mylands shares Beata’s obsession for perfection making this collaboration a match made in paint heaven.
For those seeking to add a touch of Beata Heuman magic to their spaces, The Dependables is set to be the ultimate go-to palette and is set to be released soon. Stay tuned!
Palm Beach Design Days
Palm Beach Design Days is making its much-anticipated return next week for the 2025 season! This celebrated event brings together the brightest minds in design, architecture, and innovation—all while giving back, with 100% of ticket sales supporting The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach. Thanks to sponsors like Benjamin Moore, The Colony Hotel, and a lineup of industry heavyweights, attendees can look forward to inspiring conversations on everything from antiques and textiles to the business of design. Plus, with book signings, stylish pop-ups, and more, all set against the timeless allure of Palm Beach.
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While tickets are selling fast, Palm Beach will be buzzing with an array of exciting design-centric happenings. One standout is the Palm Beach Atelier, which will be opening its doors in the historic Paramount Theater building for an exclusive preview of its latest exhibition with R&Company.
Founded by Sarah Magness in 2017, Palm Beach Atelier is a curated collective of exceptional talents in the interior design industry, where each participating firm contributes not only expertise but also masterful craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology. Be sure to visit the Palm Beach Atelier at 139 N. County Rd, Suite 16—whether you drop by or schedule an appointment, it’s a gem you will want to see. Happy Design Days!
Read our favorite articles of the week!
What We’re Looking Forward to at the Antiques & Garden Show in Nashville written by Jill Simpson for Frederic.
What Moving Day at the White House Is Really Like, According to a Designer written by Steele Marcoux for Veranda.
Shop this week’s inspired finds!
x Natalie
