For the pool area, Janie Molster Designs uses multiple patterns–from Lily Pulitzer fabric to hand-blocked cloth umbrellas from a street vendor in Mumbai–for a space as layered as an indoor room.

In the entry, Craig & Company creates an octopus’s garden with MJ Atelier custom wall covering accented with hand-glued sea shells along with a chandelier by Eve Kaplan, a mirror by W.P. Sullivan, and custom New Moon rugs.

Peter Pennoyer Architects’ design harkens back to Florida of days gone by with a sitting room swathed in tangerine grasscloth with a hand-painted citrus mural on top.

Paloma Contreras Interior Design references classic Palm Beach design elements yet makes them decidedly more modern. For example, the treillage gets an update by running as a grid, and a single pattern by Schumacher takes center stage.

Beth Diana Smith Interior Design brings visual interest to the ceiling by paining woodwork in a bold teal color and applying wallpaper by The Vale.

A sitting room off the entry by Robert Brown Interior Design demonstrates the house’s trend of painting the ceiling in bold colors.

A lively bar by Jim Dove Design features de Gournay monkey wall paper.

Bakes and Kropp Fine Cabinetry conceives a stylish kitchen embracing a request for the cooktop to face out into the garden.

Andrea Schumacher Interiors imagines a powder room with multi-dimensional wall coverings and references to Florida’s natural assets.

Amanda Reynal Interiors transforms a terrace with a confectionary palette, charming scallop details on a wraparound banquette, and cheerful pieces by Fleur Home and oomph.

In Sarah Bartholomew Design‘s tented bedroom, a sophisticated mix of antiques and art, including drawings by John Singer Sargent, makes an elegantly layered statement.

With a ceiling design that is a work of art unto itself, Philip Gorrivan Design‘s “Sala Exotico” pairs powerful elements, including a nature-inspired Fromental wallpaper, to stunning effect.

Stripes dominated a handsome bedroom by Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design.

Noz Design makes a case for “No Bad Mondays” with a sitting room designed as an instant pick-me-up.

The Lewis Design Group designs a dream dressing room.

Damour Drake conceives an imaginative children’s room with sophisticated curtains and valences executed by The Shade Store. 

Bell Design, Inc. creates comfortable seating areas in the lush gardens that surround the house.

In the guest house, Catherine M. Austin Interior Design conjures a room that brightens any day with Voutsa wall coverings.

The sitting room of the Goddard Design Group references the surreal with artworks by Salvador Dalí and trompe l’oeil fabric paneling suspended by brass hands.

Joy Street Design mixes real and digital art in a bedroom in the guest house.

Materials play a major role in a bath by Nikki Levy Interiors.

Exuberant valences, a grass green ceiling, and a swing make for an unforgettable effect in a space by Tiffany Brooks Interiors.

Tish Mills Interiors puts her glamorous spin on work from home.

Pearl Design Interiors situates an outdoor living room around a white-painted fireplace.