VIEWPOINTS: The Photography of Augustus Mayhew Opening Reception & Cocktails Tuesday, November 20, 2018 6:00pm to 8:00pm Augustus Mayhew is a featured photographer and columnist at The New York Social Diary. His photographic aesthetic portrays the scenic, the sublime, the spontaneous, and the surreal with imagery shaped by subjective spatial perspectives. As a cultural explorer and longtime historic preservationist, he is the author of Lost in Wonderland: Reflections on Palm Beach and Palm Beach: A Greater Grandeur, essays focused on the island's larger-than-life characters and unrestrained traditions. Augustus Mayhew's photographs have informed his Palm Beach Social Diary column for more than a decade and have also been published at The Palm Beach Daily News, Palm Beach Life magazine and Quest.

LYNN KELLEY POP-UP SHOP!! Tuesday, December 4th from 10am to 6pm in our store. Be sure to come by and shop her one-of-a-kind pieces! To view more of Lynn's pieces, please visit www.lynnkelleydesigns.com.

Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach  Opening Night Preview Cocktail Party Friday, January 25, 2019 | 6pm   Open to the Public: January 26 - February 20, 2019   Show House & Shop Hours: Mondays - Saturdays" 11:00a - 5:00p Sunday: 12:00p - 5:00p (No entry 1/2 hour before closing)   All proceeds from the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach benefit the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club and Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County.

welcoming BEATRICE FAIRBANKS CAYZER BOOK SIGNING of Kennedys In Love on Friday, February 22, 2019 3pm to 5pm Wine & Bites will be served. Ambassador Joseph Kennedy lost three of his favorite children to violent death due to his fanatical ambitions. Joseph Junior, in love with the former Lady Jersey, Pat Wilson, died in a bombs-laden aircraft that exploded in World War II; Kathleen, perished during a storm that tore apart the plane carrying her with a titled lover to Cannes; John F. Kennedy, deeply in love with Ingrid Arvad, was transferred due to pushy father from his safe desk job in Washington to Solomon Islands was assassinated while preparing for his Second Term as President. In this tasty novel, Kick wins undying love from American, Mark Esterhazy. Not until fourteen years after her accident does Mark fall in love with Kick's double, Rosie O'Hara, who is perilously researching names of the instigators of JFK's murder. Thereby causing Rosie and Mark to become targets for those same assassins.

Join us on March 7th from 3:30pm-4:30pm at the Jerry Pair Showroom in Hollywood as Jenny joins fellow designers & contributing authors for a panel discussion where they will share design inspirations and insider tips! Book signing of “Some like it HOT” to follow. We hope to see you there!

We invite you to join us Thursday, March 14th through Saturday, March 16, 2019 from 10:00am to 6:00pm to shop Masha’s magnificent collection of her dramatic jewelry. Her one-of-a-kind wearable art pieces will be the talk of your next event! Masha creates her one-of-a-kind designs in her studio in San Francisco. Her work is mixture of a painter's eye for color, love of folk art from myriad cultures, and an engineer's attention to comfort & stability with regards to each statement piece. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens.

Please join us Tuesday, March 26th  and Wednesday, March 27th, 2019 to shop ed-it’s latest collection. Edward understands the power of style and what every woman needs in her wardrobe. He designs classic silhouettes in beautiful fabrics from European Mills, all made in the USA. Clothing that transitions easily from day to evening.   Enjoy buying off the rack or choose your own fabric, as each piece can be customized making it a true bespoke experience!

Join us on Thursday, April 18th from 3pm to 5pm for Leslie Dee Weinberg’s book signing of .

Polly Jessup Design Series Featuring Jennifer Garrigues When: Wednesday, November 13, 2019 6:00pm to 8:00pm Where: Palm Beach Preservation Foundation 311 Peruvian Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 United States Lecture/Cocktail Reception Members Only Reservations Required   The third year of the Polly Jessup Design Series will feature Jennifer Garrigues as the distinguished lecturer on interior design in Palm Beach. Jennifer Garrigues has always had an eye for design. Her days as a high fashion model for Christian Dior, James Galanos, Hanae Mori and Jean Muir of London introduced her to a world of sinuous shapes and sumptuous design. Drawing from this glamour, and with a love of architecture and interiors, Jennifer attended the New York School of Design where she learned the business-side of interior design. The Polly Jessup Design series was created in 2017 in honor of local interior designer, Polly Jessup (1899-1988). Despite a lack of formal training, Mrs. Jessup’s eye for color, style, and form made her a nationally renowned interior designer whose designs were integral to the gracious lifestyle for which Palm Beach is known. Mrs. Jessup remained active in interior design for over sixty years, and created graceful and sophisticated interior décor for Palm Beach society’s biggest names – Dupont, Ford, Whitney, Mellon, Reed, and countless other socialites. The Polly Jessup Design Series is generously underwritten by the Daniel Family. Image CONTACT PHONE 561-832-0731, ext. 107 CONTACT EMAIL lclyman@palmbeachpreservation.org

ALTERNATIVE REALITY: VENICE & PALM BEACH The Photography of Augustus Mayhew   Opening Reception & Cocktails Tuesday, November 19, 2019 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm   Venice and Palm Beach revel in the grandeur of past illusions, informed by the fog of history and the blur of storied legends. Images fashioned from Venetian vanities and Palm Beach artifacts explore the ageless appeal of these iconic islands suspended above and beyond reality. Venice’s magical Carnevale and Palm Beach’s sublime gardens set the stage for a spectacle of wonder and caprice. Augustus Mayhew is a featured photographer and columnist at the New York Social Diary. A longtime historic preservationist, social historian and cultural explorer, he is the author of Lost in Wonderland: Reflections on Palm Beach and Palm Beach: A Greater Grandeur.