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Palm Beach City Guide

danielle rollins
The clothing in the photo above is from Danielle’s capsule clothing collection, and the jewelry is from Danielle’s collaboration with Judith Ripka (Judith Ripka x Danielle Rollins, The Ocean Reef Collection).

Danielle Rollins

Mixing a dash of glamour with an approachable flair, Danielle Rollins sets the standards for gracious living and stylish entertaining. Danielle is one of the nation’s leading lifestyle experts, an interior decorator, product designer, online influencer, designer of her own capsule clothing collection, and—most recently—the Danielle Rollins by Judith Ripka jewelry collection. She is a longtime contributing editor for Veranda and the author of bestsellers, A Home for All Seasons and Soirée: Entertaining with Style.

Her boutique interior design firm, Danielle Rollins Interiors, focuses on commercial and residential bespoke interiors and gardens. She is known for individualized designs with a fearless and flawless take on color and an impeccable blend of patterns. Her comfortable, non-pretentious, and always glamorous interiors are suitable for today’s modern lifestyles. Danielle’s overriding joy is in providing inspiration for achieving beauty in everyday living. She is best known for blending vibrant patterns into chic, cohesive spaces, creating vivid and happy color schemes that flow seamlessly from room to room, and curating personal spaces that feel collected over time.

A native of Dallas, she has a BA in English from Hollins University. Danielle recently opened an office, showroom, and warehouse space on Georgia Avenue in West Palm Beach, FL. A proud female entrepreneur, she is an outspoken supporter of women’s rights. She is passionate about traveling, cooking, gardening, and all things design. She has participated in collaborations with top design houses in the industry, from de Gournay to Schumacher, and has been featured in major magazines, digital publications, and on broadcast networks.

Eat: Restaurants in Palm Beach

Sant Ambroeus
They make the most delicious brunch, and the outside seating area is lovely.
340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite 304
561.285.7990

La Goulue
My absolute favorite restaurant in Palm Beach. The food is positively divine, and the restaurant itself has a quiet elegance about it.
288 South County Road
561.284.6292

Henry’s
A comfortable, sophisticated American-style bistro with the best cheeseburgers on the island.
229 Royal Poinciana Way
561.206.1896

Ta-boo
A Palm Beach institution that has withstood the test of time. The front dining room is perfection with a classic moody atmosphere that transports one back to 1950s Palm Beach.
221 Worth Avenue
561.835.3500

Stay: Palm Beach Hotels

The Colony Hotel 
The apotheosis of Palm Beach style, The Colony Hotel was painstakingly brought back to life under the stewardship of the hotel’s new owner, Sarah Wetenhall. The interior designer responsible for the famed hotel’s renaissance is Mimi McMakin of Kemble Interiors. An cornucopia of pure Floridian style, The Colony Hotel is a mirage of beauty in a magical setting.
155 Hammon Avenue
561.655.5430

Brazilian Court Hotel & Beach Club
Conveniently located right down the street from my home in Palm Beach, the Brazilian Court’s elegantly refined fashion and classic Spanish Colonial architecture features well-appointed courtyards framed by lush flora that give way to sophisticated interiors and a certain mélange of old and new.
301 Australian Avenue
561.655.7740

The Breakers
An ideal example of 1920s early Palm Beach architecture, The Breakers highlights stylized Italian and European influences from other great Gilded Age mansions. Some might protest the hotel’s exceedingly opulent interior decoration, but I think having a cocktail or dinner at the classic Palm Beach landmark is delightful.
1 South County Road
561.655.6611

Shop: Local Gifts + Specialty Shops

Kassatly’s
The oldest shop on Worth Avenue, Kassatly’s has been a beacon of luxury for over 90 years. Offering the most exquisite selection of custom Madeira linens, fine sleepwear, men’s sportswear, and tailoring, Kassatly’s is a Palm Beach institution.
250 Worth Avenue
561.655.5655

Mary Mahoney
Mary Mahoney has curated a marvelous collection of fine china, crystal, silver, bed linens, and home decor. Like a kid in a candy store, one will surely find some delicious objet d’art.
336 Worth Avenue
561.655.8288

IL Papiro
Also located on Worth Avenue, IL Papiro is a purveyor of exceptional handmade Italian writing papers, stationery, journals, and writing accessories—some of the most attractive stationery and artisanal desk accessories imaginable.
347 Worth Avenue
561.833.5696

The Church Mouse
A world-class vintage store that gives new life to the couture and prêt-à-porter collections of Palm Beach’s exceptionally discerning clientele.
374 South County Road
561.659.2154

Stubbs & Wootton
Synonymous with the visual make-up of Palm Beach, Stubbs & Wootton’s eye-catching loafers are essential for anyone visiting the island.
340 Worth Avenue
561.655.6857

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