We’ve been driving south for a week now. Our first stop was in Charleston, then Savannah and now we are in Palm Beach. Yes, we need to learn to take shorter vacations. When driving around PB we saw many mansions that reminded me of this home designed by David Kleinberg which I posted two years ago. Enjoy and I’ll be back to post regularly once back home. Hope you are enjoying the summer.
This Spanish Style home in Palm Beach, designed by David Kleinberg exudes a modern sophistication rooted in the classics that stands the test of time. Traditional coffered ceilings take a modern turn with geometric shapes in cypress wood, in many of the graciously spacious rooms, traditional line furniture get an up-to-date feeling with shimmery and leather upholstery fabrics. David Kleinberg’s design has a great modern take on traditional Interior Design and I always get very excited to see his work. David has worked with these clients before, so many of the furniture fit seamlessly in this new home. There are many reasons why working with an Interior Designer is a good idea and choosing the right furniture that can be passed on though generations is one of them. David redid the entryway by replacing the iron railing and honing the limestone floor. The entry of this Palm Beach estate is actually my favorite part of the house for its modern interpretation of classic elements.
The entry way is a spectacular showstopper. The graphic floor in geometry shapes is a master piece.
The living room with its modern coffered ceiling, Ives Klein table and comfortable upholstered furniture.
The interior courtyard with its original Spanish home influences.
This home is in the current issue of Veranda Magazine. Photos by James Merrell, scanned by Belle Vivir Interior Design blog.
