Palm Beach’s Hunger Games
Palm Beach’s glamour hides a relentless competition.
The Install: Life & Design with Paloma and Caroline
Apr 7, 2026 · 50 min · 10 segments
The conversation begins with a discussion about the highs and lows of the week. The conversation then delves into Palm Beach as a design destination and its popularity post-COVID. The conversation…
Well, um, If we move on to today's topic, you know, if we're talking about sunny dispositions and sunny places, a really popular design destination that I think has become such a hot part of the zeitgeist in the last, I mean, it's always been iconic, but I think in the last five years, the pop popularity has really soared for Palm beach.
Um, obviously post COVID lots of New Yorkers and people from the East coast moved down there or, you know, spent time at their houses there and then decided that they were going to make it their permanent residence.
So they've seen this huge influx of people and, um, A lot of designers have decided to set up shop there.
The Kip Space Show House started in Palm Beach, I want to say about five years ago, maybe 2021, 2019.
I feel like it used to be January to April and now people are going down for the season in November.
And I actually was just on the phone with my client whose home we did in Palm beach before this.
Um, but anyhow, it's really, you know, become this sort of little cultural center for interior design and architecture and fashion even.
So what do you think, aside from these factors that we've talked about, has made it as popular as it has become?
And I think all New Yorkers who had the wherewithal were looking for someplace to land, to get out of the city.
And, um, there's always been that tight connection between New York and Palm beach.
Well, um, If we move on to today's topic, you know, if we're talking about sunny dispositions and sunny places, a really popular design destination that I think has become such a hot part of the zeitgeist in the last, I mean, it's always been iconic, but I think in the last five years, the pop popularity has really soared for Palm beach.
Um, obviously post COVID lots of New Yorkers and people from the East coast moved down there or, you know, spent time at their houses there and then decided that they were going to make it their permanent residence.
So they've seen this huge influx of people and, um, A lot of designers have decided to set up shop there.
The Kip Space Show House started in Palm Beach, I want to say about five years ago, maybe 2021, 2019.
I feel like it used to be January to April and now people are going down for the season in November.
And I actually was just on the phone with my client whose home we did in Palm beach before this.
Um, but anyhow, it's really, you know, become this sort of little cultural center for interior design and architecture and fashion even.
So what do you think, aside from these factors that we've talked about, has made it as popular as it has become?
And I think all New Yorkers who had the wherewithal were looking for someplace to land, to get out of the city.
And, um, there's always been that tight connection between New York and Palm beach.
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