A Palm Beach Home By Maurice Fatio
Located on the North End of Palm Beach, this charming home was on the market and sold last year. Designed in 1940 by renowned Palm Beach architect, Maurice Fatio, it was featured on the front cover of Veranda magazine… I have tried and tried to locate the issue… Does anyone recognize the home?
This beautiful home is just under 4,000 square feet and features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths on an oversized lot. You can see more here. And if you happen to have the old copy of Veranda floating around with the feature, I would love to see it!
Palm Beach Perfection on Pendleton
One of my favorite pastimes is perusing real estate listings, and my latest find is this Palm Beach British Colonial home built in 1931 by society architect Gustav Maas. And it happens to have been decorated by the renowned Leta Austin Foster, one of my very favorite interior designers! Let’s take a look at the real estate listing in addition to pictures from Leta’s website…
This charming home is located in-town on charming Pendleton Avenue and features 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, and 4,462 square feet renovated and decorated to perfection. You can read more about it here and via Leta Austin Foster’s website.
The Thrill of Brazilliance
Recently on Instagram, I found this incredible space decorated by Leigh Olive Mowry of Atlanta-based Olive Interiors, and I couldn’t wait to share it with you! It is a reception area and pool for a luxury residential development decorated in true “Hollywood Regency meets Palm Beach” style. And of course you know I am in love with the Brazilliance wallpaper by Carleton Varney…
The round sofa is covered in a palm green velvet and was custom made by Bradley, a showroom in Atlanta.
Framed scarves in the hallway are vintage Vera from the 40s, 50s, and 60s. The window treatments are from Schumacher. They are stenciled circular cutouts backed with hot pink linen.
Tall modern wing chairs are custom made by Bradley and covered in hot pink snakeskin.
This development feels like a fabulous tropical retreat! I adore how the pink, black, and white pop against the green palms both inside and out. For the project, Leigh collaborated with Historical Concepts, the internationally recognized architectural firm in Atlanta. Click here to see more of the outstanding portfolio of Olive Interiors.
