The 2025 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach, now in its eighth year, has opened its doors to the public, offering an immersive experience into the world of high-end interior design through March 16, 2025. This year's event features 23 distinguished interior designers and architects who have transformed a historic 7,700-square-foot estate into a wonderland of creativity and design elegance.

The 1937-built Palm Beach mansion, with its expansive views of the Intracoastal Waterway and Palm Beach Island, serves as a blank canvas for interior designers and architects to blend traditional Palm Beach aesthetics and whimsy with contemporary flair.

In keeping with tradition, many designers' showcases are full of color, botanical patterns and bold decor, typical of the design tradition of South Florida and Palm Beach specifically.

Located on a narrow barrier island on the Atlantic Ocean, Palm Beach is the perfect home for a decorator show house that attracts national and international attention. The glitzy Americana town, lush with palm trees, epitomizes old school elegance and glamour. In fact, it's known as “America's First Resort Destination.” Palm Beach's tropical backdrop of towering palm trees and pristine sandy beaches frame old-world mansions and historic resorts - and the annual Kips Bay Decorators Show House that's always eye-catching. 

Here are three breathtaking spaces created by top interior designers at the highly anticipated 2025 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach. We had a challenge picking only three and congratulate all the participating design and architect talents.

This annual showcase brings together some of the most talented names in the American interior design industry, transforming a luxurious Palm Beach home into a masterpiece of design, decor, and creativity. 

Each design's space highlights a unique design perspectives, from sophisticated coastal elegance to bold, modern statements, all while reflecting the latest trends in high-end interiors. 

Whether you’re seeking a bit of inspiration for your own home or simply admiring expert creativity and execution, these designer spaces offer a glimpse into the future of American interior design.

Tucked beneath a scenic 70-foot-long loggia is Meg Lonergan Interiors’ ode to Persephone—the ancient Greek goddess of spring and the queen of the underworld—that, like the two realms she inhabited, offers ample room for indoor-outdoor entertaining. Enjoy a coffee at the stone-and-mosaic dining table or unwind with a spritz while splayed out on a sofa by McKinnon & Harris; elegant fabric drapes by Kravet and Sunbrella reveal the tropical foliage outside or nestle it away for a moment of fresh air and privacy. An invitation to paradise.

Rajni Alex Design’s kitchen blends traditional and modern elements with stunning marble and traditional details that connect styles and eras. The comfortable, light-bathed kitchen island is just waiting for work-from-home days or champagne toasts with friends while gathering in the kitchen. Every detail has been considered with the hand-blown glass fixtures serving as delicious cherries on top of the design. 

Boca Raton-based designer Laetitia Laurent, of Laure Nell Interiors , pays homage to French fashion houses, iconic film stars, and the country's rich history of craftsmanship while designing a bathroom that completely fits into Palm Beach.

"We named the room 'Les Coulisses,' which doesn't have a perfect translation but basically means 'backstage' in French, and the space is all about the art and rituals of getting ready," says Laurent. "It feels like this very performative space, less like performers in a theater and more like life being the ultimate performance, with the bathroom being the place where you get ready for it all.”