Other than that, we had a new AC system and a new hot water heater, installed to replace the existing units. I had an artist paint 6” wide stripes in mint green and white on the remaining walls above the chair tail.

The charming front hallway has an arched door entering the Living room, and is mirrored on the right side above the chair rail. We placed an Asian folding screen to visually separate the two rooms. The black Venetian antique mirror complemented the black kitchen. The dining room salmon color was taken from the Clarence House printed linen. The pastel sky blue on the walls and ceiling serves as a calm respite and enhances the view of the ocean. Palm Beach, fabric that I chose for the pull curtains and bed dust ruffle. The master bedroom color was inspired by the Bob Collins & Sons, W. The den/office, which we also use as a swing bedroom, had to be a “happy bubblegum pink” to contrast with the Stark zebra carpet and Baker black- bamboo appointed desk. Then, I had mirrors installed behind the dining room lattice work, hinting at a touch of glamour. Q: What renovations, decorations did you do, and what was your inspiration?Ī: It was in fine shape – it just needed some Holly-fying! I had the living room walls and ceiling painted in my bespoke pink. I think it is the perfect medley of architecture, where pretty Palm Beach meets classical New England! The moment I walked into the apartment, I felt it’s joyful “personality,” what I like to refer to as “old- school chic.” From the 9′ columns to the well appointed wood mouldings, faux mantelpiece, substantial fanwork inlay over the door to the den on the mirrored wall, along with a view of the ocean from the bedroom and from the both balconies on either side of the apartment, and even the kitchen designed with black walls and appliances, I adored it because it felt inviting. It was the day before Thanksgiving… Talk about being thankful! That was it- I was immediately smitten!! A month later, we closed.

He made appointments for me to see five places the next day – the first one was 300 South Ocean Blvd. Ocean Blvd – it was love at first sight! I called a friend who introduced me to Guy Clark – a designer and a wonderful real estate agent, and now a dear friend. While at the pool, Stuart pulled up the image of 300 S. My husband suggested we continue on to Palm Beach, knowing that I would love to have a place there someday! I had just debuted my Pearls of Palm Beach book, so I was thrilled to go. Creating these experiences and generating memories in her own life, inspires her to do the same in her interiors.Q: When did you buy Petite Fox, and what condition was it in when you purchased it?Ī: Last October 2020, we stepped out of our Covid respite in Vermont and accepted an invitation to attend an event in South Florida with friends. She embraces the artistry of nature, beauty in the unconventional, and the excitement of the unexpected.

Outside of the studio, Holly finds peace and connection during her time in the outdoors and benefits greatly from the clarity she receives in these moments. Throughout her career, Holly has been the recipient of numerous ASID awards, and has had her work featured in such publications as Scottsdale Modern Luxury, Luxe Magazine, and Phoenix Home & Garden. Holly, a native to Arizona, has been a designer in the valley for 17 years and has longstanding relationships with top architects, builders, and vendors that continue to grow and provide the best resources available for any caliber of project. She embraces their personality, the way they live, the things they value, and finds joy in applying these details to create a timeless and sophisticated space that encompasses who they are. Above all, the connections she builds with her clients function as a tool to connect them to their home. Maintaining a purist aesthetic allows her to be purposeful and thoughtful about elements that create the spaces we live in, and encourage us to appreciate the beauty of simplicity. As Owner and Principal, Holly promotes individuality and avoids trends that would constrict the evolutionary process of custom design. Founded in 2017, Holly Wright Design offers a unique and innovative design approach to custom residential and commercial interiors and aims to maximize the design potential of each project.

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