A Charlap Hyman & Herrero Caiman rug for Patterson Flynn, set upon a Stark runner, anchors the “White Lotus” entry gallery by Studio Thomas Jane that features a pair of Mous chests and a selection of artworks by emerging talent Rachel Livedalen, curated by Jennifer Klos.

Designer Lucy Doswell filled her dreamy library with a number of personal family heirlooms, furthering the year-round room’s visual interest with sumptuous textiles by Clarence House, Soane Britain, Schumacher, and Fortuny.

Scott Sanders’s “Palm Beach Story” family room features a bold artwork from Gavlak Gallery over the sofa that’s bookended by lamps from John Rosselli; 1940s bamboo chairs reupholstered in a vibrant Pierre Frey fabric are situated on a custom rug, produced by Sacco Carpets.

An expressive York wallcovering installed horizontally adds a visual punch to the Christopher Peacock kitchen that also boasts the show house debut of a shagreen-like tile from Artistic Tile. Chic Currey & Co. pendents surmount a silky island countertop from Cosentino.

Ever the maximalist, Amanda Lindroth used an abundance of tropical plants and turquoise soft goods to recreate the allure of the Winter Loggia in Italy’s Villa Brandolini in the vast living room that’s furnished with myriad pieces from Cedric DuPont Antiques.

Brown Jordan’s Calcutta collection displayed beneath oversize Currey & Company lanterns made the waterfront Le Palmier Blanc loggia, designed by Billy Ceglia, one of the show house’s most popular gathering places.

A massive shell mirror by Stephanie Ferguson and black-and-white artworks by Renee Bouchon surmount a Kravet sofa in Danielle Rollins’s space, the Cocoa Lounge, inspired by Angelo Donghia, who created the massive armoire the designer repurposed into a chic “barmoire.”

For her show house debut, Lindley Arthur created the Pristine Providence powder room using a hand-painted Gracie wallpaper, abstract custom artwork by Cate West Zahl, and vintage garden stools.

David Frazier turned one of the home’s most challenging spaces into a moody gallery hall which leads to a chic laundry and jewel-box bath.

The front staircase and landing becomes a funky conversation area, anchored by a Pipeline bench by Dune, Luke Lamp Co. lighting installation, and Gucci wallpaper, selected by Brooklyn designer Delia Kenza.

An art-filled study composed by Stephen Mooney Interiors burst with decadent patterns—from the Gracie wallpaper to the visually arresting textiles and passementerie from Cowtan & Tout, Kravet, Clarence House, and Samuel & Sons that elevated the Brunschwig & Fils seating and chairs from the designer’s own Palm Beach showroom.

The spalike main bath designed by Palandino Rudd Interior Design gracefully melded innovation and rejuvenation with a waterfall Kohler tub and tranquil Cosentino slabs accented by a dazzling light fixture from Ochre.

Transforming a second-floor bedroom with custom plaster walls, Megan Grehl installed an illuminated custom marble bed, pairing the ethereal piece with stone accents from Kelly Wearstler. A modern Lambert & Fils light fixture and sheers from The Shade Store add to the romantic ambience.

Drawing inspiration from Palm Beach architect Addison Mizner, Mabley Handler composed a beautiful bedroom suite wrapped in a luminescent peach Gracie wallpaper with punchy Harlequin fabric. The designers—who announced they would be opening a West Palm Beach location in spring—situated a Palecek bed between burl wood side tables from Villa & House which are topped by glowing Capitol Lighting sconces.

Honey Collins Interiors’s “A Room with a View” terrace was inspired by the playful Raoul Textiles fabric on the custom O. Henry House sectional, its colors echoed in the flowy Perennials textile on the ceiling and pearlescent painted outdoor rug. A Circa Who rattan chair, Janus et Cie stools, and Currey & Company chandelier of wispy foliage added to the island-getaway vibe.

A Currey & Company chandelier and Stephen Antonson plasterwork from Liz O’Brien animated Katie Ridder’s primary bedroom that included a romantic canopy bed dressed in Leontine Linens and set on a multidimensional rug from Doris Leslie Blau.

A dressing room by Katherine Shenaman Interiors reimagined a nautical theme with a sexy underwater artwork, sculptural octopus handles on California Closets, and Lee Joffa wallpaper, installed on the ceiling, its watery hue echoed in the plush coral and teal seating.

The husband-and-wife team behind Errez Design transformed a secluded back staircase into a sleek hideaway with custom pink-painted walls, mirrored gold Ann Sacks tile, and a nightclub-worthy chandelier from Hudson Valley Lighting.

Enveloped in a serene Sanderson wallpaper, this restful guest bedroom by Eneia White Interiors hid a cozy bed, topped by a Visual Comfort pendant, behind minty green shutters while a pair of Aronson Woodworks nightstands gets a decorative upgrade with Modern Matter hardware.

Amy Studebaker’s Primrose Park guest room became and idyllic afternoon respite with a Serena & Lily daybed, sisal Annie Selke rug, and ornate fabrics from Soane Britain.