A D - Becky Randel

EIGHT RENOWNED INTERIOR DESIGNERS
ONE STELLAR OCEANFRONT ADDRESS OVERLOOKING PALM BEACH
A DESIGNERS’ SHOW HOUSE LIKE NEVER BEFORE
EIGHT RENOWNED
INTERIOR DESIGNERS.
ONE STELLAR OCEANFRONT
ADDRESS OVERLOOKING
PALM BEACH.
A DESIGNERS’ SHOW HOUSE
LIKE NEVER BEFORE.
Be part of Designers’ Show House history as today’s
leading interior designers walk off the pages of the
most celebrated magazines and into 2700 North Ocean,
Singer Island’s signature luxury address. Explore an
exclusive collection of oceanfront residences overlooking Palm Beach. Be inspired by beauty, grace and
vision. In partnership with the Greater Palm Beach
Chapter of the American Red Cross. January 2008.
www.2700northocean.com
8 RENOWNED
VIEWS AND VISION
DESIGNERS AS YOU’VE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE
Each January, the American Red Cross Greater Palm Beach Chapter hosts a
Designers’ Show House, a multi-week engagement featuring prominent designers
who come together to furnish a distinctive home, room by room. The Designers’
Show House appeals to an affluent base of Palm Beach County residents,
including a prominent pool of American Red Cross donors. In recent years, the Show
House has drawn 6,000 – 7,000 patrons, launched with a preview party targeting
generous and major donors.
This year, Catalfumo has offered 2700 North Ocean as home for the 2008 Designers’
Show House. Located on Singer Island, the coastal barrier island located just North
of Palm Beach, 2700 North Ocean features ocean and Intracoastal views from every
residence. The project consists of two 27-story tower residences on nearly nine
acres – 375 feet – of the coast’s most beautiful beachfront.
By combining the power of The American Red Cross brand, the draw of its donors,
and the grandeur and oceanfront location of 2700 North Ocean, the 2008 Designers
Show House holds the potential to double or triple patronage. The centerpiece for
marketing this experience will be a $1.5 million media buy in many of today’s most
celebrated design and lifestyle publications including: Architectural Digest, Elle
Décor, Vogue Living, Men’s Vogue, Elite Traveler, Coastal Living, Conde Naste
Traveler/Portfolio and Town and Country. Each of these magazines will supply
a “celebrity” designer – eight internationally-recognized names and the top
designers today. Moveover, the media buy includes prominent cover stories in five
additional high profile design magazines including Casa Y Estilo, Unique Homes,
Ocean Home, Stratos Magazine and Florida Travel & Life.
2700 North Ocean will offer unparalleled luxury living with concierge-serviced
residence homes that range from $1.6 million to $5 million. Amenities that set the
address apart from others include: valet parking and grand porte-cochere, grand
lobby with breathtaking oceanviews, a theatre room with cinema style seating, a
state-of-the-art fitness center, tropical landscape pool deck, free-form infinity and
lap pools overlooking the beach, whirlpool spas, a poolside bar & grille, and more.
EIGHT EXCLUSIVE DESIGNER APPOINTED RESIDENCES
Catalfumo is currently in negotiation to bring the following highly-respected design icons to 2700
North Ocean. Each designer will take on one entire unit to appoint and furnish these oceanfront residences with the grace and vision that has made them a household name.
Scott Snyder - Architectural Digest
Christopher Coleman - Elle Décor
Creative solutions fueled by an imaginative drive underscore the work of interior designer
Christopher Coleman. Cited by House Beautiful in its “Top 100 Designers” every year since 1999, this
Brooklyn-based designer believes that everyone deserves good design, regardless of budget, and he
knows how to achieve it.
Lulu deKwiatkowski - Vogue Living
Lulu deKwiatkowski is the founder and chief designer of Lulu DK Fabrics, a New York City based fabric and wallpaper company that merges the artistry and craftsmanship of the old world with the
youthful modernity of the new. Lulu's sometimes whimsical creations lend a fresh feeling to interiors without sacrificing their classic foundation. A graduate of the Parsons School of Design in New
York, with a degree in fine arts and interior design, Lulu studied trompe l’oeil in Paris, and traveled
extensively throughout India, Morocco, Italy, and Peru, collecting inspiration from rich colors paired
with earthy tones and geometric patterns.
Thomas O’Brien - Men’s Vogue
Based in New York City’s downtown SoHo arts neighborhood, Thomas O’Brien divides his design
practice among three areas: creating interiors for select clients—both residential and commercial;
running his own store, Aero; and designing a wide range of products for the home, including a growing range of national product partnerships through the Thomas O’Brien™ label. Central to O’Brien’s
design philosophy is the coupling of different eras and themes, funneled through a distinctive filter
of modernism. Twentieth century to traditional, elegant to casual, practical to fanciful: all work in
combination rather than isolation.
David Linley - Elite Traveler
David Linley trained at Parnham House, has become known for its imaginative use of wood in the
design of furniture, using a balance of traditional and modern techniques to achieve the best possible result whether for an individual piece or an entire fitted room. Over the years, LINLEY has built up
both a national and international presence with a quarter of its customer base from overseas. Most
recently LINLEY has undertaken a bespoke project to create a limited edition series of beautifully
crafted trays for arguably the world’s most prestigious champagne brand KRUG. Clients include
Oprah Winfrey, Carolina Herrera, Jo Malone, David Tang and many exceptional designers such as
Peter Marino, David Easton, Kelly Hoppen, Joanna Wood and Nina Campbell.
Celerie Kemble - Coastal Living
Celerie Kemble, Harvard-educated New Yorker and Palm Beach native, has her finger on the pulse of
cosmopolitan style. Her style has led to frequent features in fashion and style magazines, including
Vogue, W, Vanity Fair, InStyle Home, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, House & Garden, Harper’s Bazaar and
Lucky. Celerie’s approach to design has placed her on House Beautiful’s list of Top 100 Designers for
the past four years, as well as a contributor offering advice and insight into the evolving style of contemporary design. Her line of furnishings, Celerie for Laneventure, introduced her metropolitan style
to the home furnishings industry with unique designs that reflect a hip, urban lifestyle
TBD - Conde Naste Traveler/Portfolio
Victoria Hagan - Town and Country
Victoria Hagan is one of the country’s leading interior designers. Her work, noted for its timeless elegance, is regularly featured in major design books and magazines. Throughout her twenty year
career, Victoria has designed some of the most celebrated homes across the country, from elegant
urban residences to casual weekend retreats. This past year she was named “Furniture Designer of
the Year” by Elle Décor magazine. She is continually featured in such publications as Architectural
Digest, New York magazine, Elle Décor, Traditional Home, W, Town and Country, Harper’s Bazaar and
House Beautiful. Vogue exclaimed that she defies the old school implications of the term “lady decorator.” She has also been awarded many of the country’s other top design honors, including
Architectural Digest’s “Top 100.”
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
RESIDENCE
AMERICAN RED CROSS
GREATER PALM BEACH CHAPTER
DESIGNER’S SHOWHOUSE
32ND ANNUAL EVENT | JANUARY 2008
FEATURING THE
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
AND THEIR
HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS HAVE SELECTED
THE
2008
THEME,
“FROM NATURE”.
Grace and vision unfolds at 2700 North Ocean....where
sustainable interiors meet luxury island living. Where
oceanfront condominium residences are reinvented
and haute eco-decor is born. Think recycled and
organic, holistic and pure. Think of interiors where the
elegance and splendor of ocean views cohabitate with
nature’s finest elements.
ONE BREATHTAKING
OCEANFRONT ADDRESS…
2700 North Ocean, on Singer Island, offers a coveted
locale directly on the Atlantic Ocean, just 10 miles north
of downtown Palm Beach. The white sands of Singer
Island provide the ultimate place for Show House
attendees to spend a day, exploring close to 30,000 sq.
ft. of designer appointed residences. An on-site grille
will offer dining options, enticing visitors to stay longer.
WWW.2700NORTHOCEAN.COM