As the Palm Beach season winds down, the calendar doesn’t slow, it sharpens. From standout events to familiar favorites, these are the moments closing out the season in style. A curated look at the month ahead, where music, movement, dining and design come together across Palm Beach and Palm Beach West.

April 10 | Alex Donner Live at La Goulue

For one evening, La Goulue welcomes society favorite Alex Donner for a classic cabaret-style performance in the lounge and bar of the beloved French bistro on South County Road. Beginning at 9:30 PM, guests can expect an intimate, high-energy set from Donner and his trio, blending timeless standards with the lively atmosphere that has made him a staple in both Palm Beach and New York.

April 10 | ONLY NOW at Sunday Motor Co.

Everythingsweird returns with the fourth edition of its ONLY NOW pop-up, transforming Sunday Motor Co. into a high-energy Friday night destination from 6–11 PM. The evening blends music, community, and culture with DJ sets, alongside drinks by Two Drums. A disco-driven energy sets the tone, where music and atmosphere carry the evening into a night of movement and momentum.

April 11–12 | Dress More With Less at The Colony

The Colony Hotel hosts a two-day pop-up from Dress More With Less, a brand rooted in slow fashion and global craftsmanship. Designed in Italy and ethically produced across artisan communities in India, Colombia, Morocco, and Mexico, the collection emphasizes heritage techniques and thoughtful design. The weekend preview offers a chance to explore pieces that feel both elevated and intentional, set against one of Palm Beach’s most iconic backdrops.

April 11 | District Fit Festival Day at CityPlace

District Fit returns to CityPlace for its signature festival day, a high-energy celebration of wellness in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach. Guests can move through a curated lineup of workouts set to live DJ playlists, recover at wellness pop-ups along Restore Row, or relax in the VIP Lounge throughout the day. The experience builds to an evening performance by Surf Mesa, blending fitness, music, and community, with proceeds benefiting The Path at The Park.

April 15 | Mary Lou’s x Sushi by Bou

A one-night crossover where omakase precision meets the signature energy of Mary Lou’s. With four seatings available and tickets required in advance, the evening invites guests into a curated dining experience where Sushi by Bou’s craftsmanship is paired with the high-energy, transportive ambiance of the well-known nightlife destination. Additional dates follow, but this April 15 seating offers one of the final opportunities to experience the collaboration this season.

April 16–17 | Forma Pilates at The Brazilian Court

Forma Pilates returns to The Brazilian Court for two mornings of sculpt-focused sessions led by founder Liana Levi. Set in the hotel’s courtyard, the experience brings the cult-favorite workout, dubbed one of Los Angeles and New York’s most exclusive by Vogue, to Palm Beach. With limited spots available, the sessions offer a refined, wellness-driven reset in one of the island’s most timeless settings.

April 28 | Ketel & Caviar at Stanza Lounge

An intimate evening at Stanza Lounge pairs Altima caviar with handcrafted Ketel One cocktails in a speakeasy-style setting. From 6–8 PM, guests will enjoy a guided tasting of three distinct caviars, thoughtfully paired with cocktails designed to elevate each bite. The experience includes a welcome drink, curated pairings, and exclusive takeaways, all set against a moody backdrop with a live DJ.

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Few figures have shaped modern beauty quite like Bobbi Brown. The legendary makeup artist built her reputation on a simple but revolutionary idea: makeup should enhance natural beauty rather than mask it. When she launched a collection of ten natural-shade lipsticks in the early 1990s, the beauty industry shifted almost overnight. What followed was the creation of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, a global brand later acquired by Estée Lauder, along with a series of best-selling books that redefined how women think about beauty, confidence and self-expression.

Today Brown continues to reinvent the conversation. Through her newer venture Jones Road Beauty, a clean cosmetics brand rooted in simplicity and skin-first formulas, she has once again tapped into a cultural moment, connecting authentically with a wide and often overlooked demographic of women who value effortless, wearable beauty.

This March, Palm Beach audiences will have the opportunity to hear directly from the beauty pioneer during a special book talk at the newly opened Glazer Hall at The Royal Poinciana Plaza. On Thursday, March 19 at 7 pm, Brown will appear in conversation with the Palm Beach-based duo behind the viral media brand Excuse My Grandma, granddaughter Kim Murstein and her grandmother Gail Rudnick. With nearly two million followers across platforms, the pair has built a devoted multi-generational audience through candid conversations about dating, relationships, family dynamics and modern womanhood.

The evening promises a lively dialogue between generations, blending Brown’s decades of industry insight with the humor and cultural perspective that have made Excuse My Grandma a social media phenomenon.

Beyond the stage, Brown will also host two appearances at Jones Road Palm Beach, currently operating from its temporary location at 114 North County Road while its permanent on Royal Poinciana undergoes renovation. On Tuesday, March 10 at 10 am, she will lead an intimate beauty masterclass, followed later in the month by a book signing for her newest release, Still Bobbi, on Friday, March 27 at 10 am.

To Register for these events please call the store at (561) 469-8851

For long time admirers and new fans alike, the events offer a rare opportunity to connect with a woman whose influence continues to shape the beauty industry more than three decades after she first introduced the now iconic “no makeup makeup” philosophy. Brown’s newest book, Still Bobbi: A Master Class in Resilience and Reinvention, reflects on that journey in full. Her first memoir traces the path from working makeup artist to founder of a billion-dollar cosmetics brand, and the bold decision to step away and build something new with Jones Road Beauty at age 59. Blending personal storytelling with hard-earned business insight, the book explores themes of authenticity, resilience and the freedom that can come from starting again.

For more information, or to purchase book talk tickets, please visit https://experience.glazerhall.org/237/254

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Two women connected to Altima Caviar illustrate that shift in distinct but equally compelling ways: Blaine Ashley, a champion of women in the wine and champagne world, and Chef Sahar Siddiqi, whose thoughtful culinary perspective helped shape the tasting experience behind Altima’s caviar offerings.

Blaine Ashley | Champagne, Community and Confidence

That same instinct toward collaboration has shaped the way she approaches her work today. For women entering the industry, she believes connection is everything.

“Find your people. Collaborate with other women and women led businesses. Seek mentorship. My female industry relationships are gold,” she says. “The space is tough and yes, male dominated, but you don’t have to go at it alone.”

Ashley’s events are known for bringing champagne culture to life in a way that feels celebratory rather than formal, and caviar has naturally found its place within that environment. Long before “high low” pairings became trendy, Ashley was pairing champagne with everything from comfort food to elevated bites, always with an emphasis on enjoyment.

“Who doesn’t love a bump bar with bubbles to complement it?” she says with a laugh. “We aim to make caviar and champagne accessible, approachable, fun and delicious. They’re both modest luxuries and we’re all about the ‘treat yourself’ motto.”

Her philosophy mirrors the ethos behind many of today’s most memorable gatherings: luxury that feels joyful, social and shared.

Sahar Siddiqi | A Chef’s Perspective on Flavor

While Ashley approaches caviar through the lens of hospitality and celebration, Chef Sahar Siddiqi brings a chef’s precision to the conversation.

Siddiqi is the Executive Chef of Chai Pani Decatur, the acclaimed Indian street food restaurant known for reshaping how Indian cuisine is understood in America. A first-generation Pakistani-American raised outside New York City, Siddiqi trained at the Culinary Institute of America before working in renowned kitchens including State Bird Provisions in San Francisco and Atlas in Atlanta.

Her career has been defined by a deep respect for flavor, culture and community. In 2023 she was recognized by the James Beard Foundation as a semifinalist for Best Chef: Southeast.

Siddiqi collaborated with Altima Caviar to develop the tasting notes now featured on the brand’s website, offering customers a clearer sense of what distinguishes each variety. Rather than relying on abstract descriptions, her approach translates caviar through a chef’s palate, helping diners understand nuances of texture, salinity and finish.

It is a subtle but meaningful contribution that reflects her broader philosophy: great food becomes more powerful when people feel confident experiencing it.

A New Generation of Taste

From champagne salons to restaurant kitchens, the culinary landscape continues to evolve through the women shaping it. For Ashley and Siddiqi, the work is not simply about individual success but about opening doors and reframing how people engage with food.

Their perspectives reflect a larger shift happening across the industry. Luxury is becoming more inclusive, expertise more collaborative and the experience of taste more personal.

And sometimes, it begins with something as simple as a glass of champagne and a spoonful of caviar.

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West Palm Beach’s evolution is no longer speculative, it is underway.

Behind several of the city’s most anticipated developments is NDT Development, the team quietly shaping a new era of hospitality, wellness and residential living across the district. From boutique hotels to private club culture to vertical living, their latest projects signal a broader shift in how the city intends to grow.

The Nora Hotel

Slated to open in September 2026, The Nora Hotel will anchor the heart of the Nora District as a 201-key boutique property developed in partnership with BD Hotels and hospitality visionary Sean MacPherson, known for defining downtown New York stays at The Bowery and The Mercer.

Designed with Mediterranean and Spanish colonial revival influences inspired by Addison Mizner’s architectural language, the hotel will feature arched loggias, sunlit courtyards and layered tilework that feel contextual rather than imported. Interiors by Gachot Studios aim for refined restraint, balancing elegance with livability.

At its center will be Pastis, the iconic Parisian-style brasserie long synonymous with New York dining culture and already established in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. Its arrival in West Palm Beach marks a natural expansion within South Florida, bringing its signature brasserie classics and timeless atmosphere to a new audience while reinforcing the district’s growing culinary credibility.

With a rooftop pool and bar, spa amenities and immediate access to the surrounding walkable district, The Nora Hotel is designed as both destination and extension of neighborhood life.

Court Club

Separate from the Nora District but aligned in vision, Court Club represents NDT’s expansion into private lifestyle and wellness programming.

Opening in late 2026, the boutique private club will center around sport and social life, with an 80-foot lap pool, premium tennis, pickleball and padel courts including a custom enclosed padel pavilion, landscaped grounds and an event lawn. The clubhouse, designed by Spina O’Rourke + Partners and Ward + Gray, will house culinary programming from the team behind Lamarina and Cucina.

Rather than a traditional members-only enclave, Court Club is being positioned as a modern lifestyle anchor with family programming, tournaments and community events built into its foundation.

Nora Residential

NDT’s next phase also brings housing into the equation.

Groundbreaking is scheduled for early 2026 on a 12-story luxury rental building introducing approximately 350 residences, including loft-style units and three-story townhomes with private garages. Fifty-two units will be designated as affordable housing, integrating broader access into the district’s growth.

Residents will have access to a fifth-floor pool terrace, rooftop fitness wing, pickleball courts, cold plunge pool, coworking spaces, summer kitchen lounges and a dog run terrace.

A collection of for-sale condominiums is also planned, bringing approximately 122 luxury residences to the area, alongside additional mixed-use towers that will expand the district’s residential and retail footprint.

Taken together, these projects signal something larger than individual openings. They reflect a coordinated vision for how West Palm Beach will live, gather and grow.

Hospitality that feels rooted in place.
Club culture designed for the next generation.
Residences that make walkability part of daily life.

For more information please visit https://ndtdevelopment.com/

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This Season’s Essentials

A new season in Palm Beach always brings fresh energy, and with it, a thoughtfully curated mix of wellness innovations and elevated lifestyle experiences. This month’s highlights include both new arrivals and longtime Palm Beach favorites, each offering their own take on intentional living and effortless style. From cutting-edge skincare and revitalizing fitness moments to mindful shopping and resort-ready fashion, the island continues to evolve perfectly in tune with the season ahead.

Christopher Ardant | Personalized Science Led Skincare

Swiss dermocosmetic scientist and formulator Christopher Ardant occupies a rare space in the world of aesthetic medicine. Known within an international private circle for his forward-thinking approach to rejuvenation and biohacking, Ardant’s work is rooted in over three decades of research, clinical practice, and authorship. His philosophy centers on cellular energy optimization and meticulously calibrated biological skin revision, delivered with a distinctly Swiss precision. Ardant maintains centers in New York City and Lugano, Switzerland, and offers discreet house calls throughout Palm Beach for clients seeking highly personalized, science-led skincare at the highest level.

Palm House x Reforming Pilates | Sunrise Strength on the Terrace

Palm House is elevating its wellness offerings this season with a special collaboration alongside Reforming Pilates. Twice a week, the Palm House Terrace transforms into an open-air studio for a high-energy, reformer-inspired mat class designed to sculpt, strengthen, and challenge from head to toe. Led by rotating Reforming Pilates instructors, each session delivers dynamic, creative sequences suitable for all levels, with modifications and progressions offered throughout. Classes take place at 8 AM from December through February, providing the ultimate sunrise reset. Mats and towels are provided, and Palm House overnight guests receive an exclusive discount.

SAME | Resortwear Pop Up Arrives on Worth Avenue

Palm Beach welcomes a fresh fashion moment with the arrival of SAME, the cult-favorite luxury label founded by Shea Marie. Following celebrated pop-ups in St. Tropez and New York, the brand brings its signature blend of elevated swimwear and sophisticated ready-to-wear to a three-month residency at 237 Worth Avenue. Known for its effortless approach to modern resort dressing, SAME has cultivated a devoted following among tastemakers and style insiders. Open from January 8 through April 15, 2026.

Loot Grocery | Thoughtful Shopping, Simplified

Tucked into West Palm Beach at 521 Park Place, Loot Grocery is redefining what it means to shop well. Founded by Ellyn Zylstra, the market was built on a simple but powerful premise: eliminate the guesswork. Every item on the shelves is free from artificial ingredients, seed oils, synthetic preservatives, gums, dyes, fillers, and natural flavors. The store also partners with ORQA Health to offer chef-made, farm-sourced meals to-go, alongside fresh organic produce, eggs, and cheeses from Paradise Farms in Homestead. The result is a carefully curated shopping experience where quality and transparency come first.

SoulCycle x The Colony Hotel | Pedaling Back to the Pink Paradise

The beloved collaboration between SoulCycle and The Colony Hotel returns for the 2026 season, bringing signature indoor cycling classes to one of Palm Beach’s most iconic settings. After a successful run in December and early January, the high-energy program is set to resume from March 22 through April 6. Each 45-minute class delivers a full-body cardio workout designed to strengthen the mind, body, and soul, all with SoulCycle’s signature motivational rhythm.

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The Polo Room debut

Some dining rooms announce themselves loudly. Others arrive and settle in, becoming part of the rhythm almost immediately.

The Polo Room Palm Beach, which opened to the public on December 3, is one of those arrivals—an evening destination where equestrian heritage, international flair, and island glamour meet.

Occupying the former PB Catch space at 251 Sunrise Avenue, The Polo Room introduces a distinctly polo-inspired point of view, led by internationally renowned Argentine polo star and “face” of Polo Ralph Lauren since 2005, Nacho Figueras alongside acclaimed restaurateur, Thierry Beaud.

The result is a dinner spot that feels both familiar and new.

A Room Built Around the Sport

From the moment you step inside, the influence is unmistakable. The décor leans into equestrian elegance with a modern edge, layered with iconic ’80s and ’90s polo photography that gives the space a sense of history and personality. The atmosphere feels intentionally après-polo—dimly lit, social, and designed for long dinners that unfold into late evenings.

It’s the kind of room that invites conversation, where cocktails linger and tables slowly fill with familiar faces.

A Continental Menu with Argentine Soul

At the heart of The Polo Room is a continental menu shaped by Nacho Figueras’ Argentine heritage, built around premium ingredients and confident execution. The offerings highlight seafood and meats with clarity and restraint, allowing quality to lead.

Expect handcrafted empanadas, a vibrant raw bar and crudos, seasonal salads, and house-made pastas. Signature dishes like Lobster Frite, served with hand-cut fries and Béarnaise anchor the menu, alongside exceptional steaks, fish, and shellfish, many prepared with subtle asado inspiration.

The throughline is balance, bold flavors without heaviness, richness offset by freshness, and dishes designed to be savored rather than rushed.

The cocktail program mirrors the room’s ethos: polished classics alongside signature creations that feel at home in Palm Beach. Whether you arrive early for dinner or settle in later, the bar is designed as much for gathering as it is for dining.

Open nightly for dinner (closed Mondays), The Polo Room has quickly established itself as a place where the evening naturally extends.

One more drink, one more conversation, one more reason to stay.

With its mix of equestrian heritage, Argentine influence, and unmistakable Palm Beach energy, The Polo Room Palm Beach feels less like a newcomer and more like a room that’s been waiting to open. It’s a space that understands the rhythm of the island, where sport, style, and social life have always moved together.

In a season defined by fresh openings, The Polo Room stands out for its confidence, clarity, and sense of place—already poised to become a familiar stop after polo, and long after the last match is played.

For more information, or to book your reservation, please visit https://www.thepoloroompalmbeach.com

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Palm Beach Design Days returns January 27–30, 2026, marking its third and most ambitious edition yet. What began as a boutique gathering has grown into one of the season’s most anticipated cultural moments, bringing together leaders in design, architecture, art, preservation, and craftsmanship for four days of conversation, inspiration, and community. With proceeds benefiting the Preservation-Foundation of Palm Beach, the event pairs creative excellence with a mission grounded in protecting the character and heritage of the island.

Conversations That Shape the Season

This year’s lineup includes Architectural Digest’s Amy Astley, Aerin Lauder, Victoria Hagan, Tom Scheerer, Jacqueline Terrebonne of Galerie, Alessandra Branca, Markham Roberts, Edo Mapelli Mozzi, Stephen Sills, and other taste makers.

Across the week, panels delve into a wide range of topics such as:

• The future of American interiors

• The relationship between art, collecting, and design

• The evolving definition of luxury

• Architectural legacy and preservation

• The craftsmanship shaping tomorrow’s heirlooms

• Coastal design and the aesthetics of modern living

A Design Week That Moves Across the Map

Part of the magic of Design Days is its movement across spaces. Events unfold everywhere from the Norton Museum of Art to Glazer Hall’s new cultural stage, from storied design ateliers like Casa Branca and Hive Home, Gift & Garden to newcomers and pop-ups that showcase emerging talent. Visitors wander through open houses, preview collections, meet designers, and experience the region’s showrooms in a moving way.

Culinary moments and daily breakfasts create a communal rhythm to the week, while hands-on workshops—such as decoupage with Sister Parish—offer tactile craft engagement. Evening cocktail parties will be hosted by Perigold, Storia Flooring, The Colony Hotel, and Mabley Handler, giving guests a chance to connect across disciplines in classic Palm Beach style.

Rooted in Preservation and Progress

At its core, Palm Beach Design Days is a celebration of the individuals and institutions who shape the island. It honors the craftsmanship and stewardship that have always defined design, while supporting the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.

This year’s program, presented with support from Benjamin Moore, The Colony Hotel, Glazer Hall, The Norton Museum of Art, and notable partners across the industry, reflects a dynamic cross-section of ideas shaping the design world today. Click here for the full schedule.

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Tradition Meets Modern Social Pulse

Private clubs have long set the pace of Palm Beach life, anchored by storied institutions like The Everglades Club and the Bath & Tennis Club, where tradition, discretion, and social ritual have helped define the island’s character.d’s early social identity.

Now, as West Palm Beach experiences a dynamic cultural and residential renaissance, that spirit of connection is resurfacing with new momentum. A rising generation, shaped by curated experiences and wellness is reimagining what membership can look like, and the city is meeting the moment.

Biba Social

Arriving in winter 2026, Biba Social will introduce a fresh chapter to the former Hotel Biba in West Palm Beach, transforming the it into a members-only retreat. Conceived by founder Elizabeth Elghanayan, the club draws inspiration from her travels and a desire to reinterpret the traditional social club for a new generation, one that seeks culture, connection, and spaces that feel both elevated and effortless.

Biba Social’s aesthetic blends Riviera sophistication with West Palm Beach’s natural ease, creating an atmosphere that is polished without pretension. Soft architecture, layered textures, and a distinct sense of glamour shape a setting designed for meaningful encounters and relaxed indulgence.

The club will feature a collection of dining and drinking experiences, from intimate indoor rooms to breezy outdoor terraces, along with a dedicated cigar and spirits bar. For those who want to extend their stay, a selection of luxury suites will offer an additional layer of escape. As anticipation builds, Biba Social is poised to become a defining destination within Palm Beach’s evolving social landscape.

Higher Order

A recently opened social wellness club located in West Palm Beach, captures the upcoming generational shift in membership culture. Founded by Ryan and Brittany Brown, this is a sanctuary for movement, mindfulness, and integrative health, the space brings together yoga and sculpt to breathwork and guided recovery, designed to restore and recalibrate. IV therapy, vitamin protocols, and targeted longevity support are paired with an Alchemy Bar serving premium teas, elixirs, and adaptogenic blends, creating an environment where community and well-being meet naturally. By day, Higher Order feels like a curated holistic retreat. By night, it transforms into a low-lit sanctuary with zero-proof cocktails and healing house music, curating gatherings that draw a crowd seeking connection.

Mr. C’s Bellini Rooftop Lounge

Set to debut in 2026, Mr. C’s Bellini Rooftop Lounge will introduce a striking new vantage point to West Palm Beach’s social landscape. Perched on the 26th floor of Mr. C Hotel & Residences, the lounge is designed as an elevated retreat, where members and hotel guests can gather above the city’s rhythm and take in uninterrupted views stretching from downtown to Palm Beach and the Atlantic Ocean.

True to the Bellini name, the experience blends European sophistication with a modern sense of ease, offering an intimate setting for dining, conversation, and year-round members-only events. The brand’s growing global footprint, with locations in Providence, Coconut Grove, and Dubai, brings a cosmopolitan polish that feels right at home in West Palm Beach’s evolving scene.

Palm Beach’s private club landscape is entering a thoughtful new phase, one that builds on long-standing traditions while introducing spaces shaped for how people connect today. From restored landmarks to upcoming openings, each concept reflects a quieter shift toward simplicity, community, and well-considered experiences. And with several notable debuts still on the horizon for 2026, this evolution is only just beginning.

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The highly anticipated Glazer Hall cultural arts center has announced the next slate of performances for its inaugural season, setting the tone for a transformative year in Palm Beach’s cultural landscape. Tickets for this next chapter, including ten new shows, were released to the public October 31. However, members enjoy early access for all ticketed events. The programming reflects a curated mix of artistry, conversation, music, and spectacle, establishing Glazer Hall as a cultural axis point for the island.

Classic Allure Meets Modern Spectacle

At the center of the season’s newly unveiled lineup is Le Boom Boom Palm Beach. A bold new creation from acclaimed creative director and producer Joelle Cosentino. Hailed as “a genius” and “a world-class talent” by Megyn Kelly, Cosentino brings a choreographic language defined by glamour, grit, and storytelling at its most theatrical. Her work has captivated audiences from Broadway to the White House — and now, she brings that vision to Palm Beach.

Inspired by the swagger of Sinatra, the mischief of the Rat Pack, and the sensual spectacle of classic burlesque, Le Boom Boom channels the golden era of nightlife through a distinctly modern lens. The performance features world-famous illusionist Carl Michael, costumes by Alvin Valley, precision dancers, and performers from around the globe. The show’s creative team includes celebrated choreographers James Kinney, Talia Favia, and Cosentino, coming together to create a visual event designed to captivate, provoke, and seduce.

Cosentino’s commitment to reviving the glamour of vintage live entertainment while shaping it for a new generation cements her as one of the most daring voices in performance today. With Executive Producers Janet Jones Gretzky and Tim Huizenga behind this vision, Le Boom Boom is expected to become this season’s definitive Palm Beach must-experience.

More To Come at Glazer Hall

In addition to Le Boom Boom’s debut on February 27, the newly announced slate includes:

Feb 14 | Eirinn Abu with the Miami Sound Machine + special guest Melody Joy

Feb 24 | Bruce Weber: A Multimedia Discussion

Feb 25 | “Ron Delsener Presents.”

March 7 | The Marshall Tucker Band

March 14 | “All Things Equal: The Life & Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.”

March 15 | “Masters of Illusion: Believe the Impossible.”

March 18 | “Splish Splash! The Music of Bobby Darin.”

March 25 | Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood: “Asking for Trouble Tour.”

March 30 | An evening of piano and song with Renée Fleming

The opening season at Glazer Hall signals Palm Beach’s continued evolution, a place where legacy, performance, and cultural ambition converge.

To explore more Palm Beach cultural experiences, please visit Glazer Hall.

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A Landmark Reimagined

The Vineta Hotel first welcomed guests in the 1920s, later taking on a new identity as The Chesterfield in 1989. Now, the storied property is set to return to Cocoanut Row, reclaiming its historic name and place in Palm Beach history. This restoration not only revives the property’s historic identity but also positions it at the forefront of Palm Beach’s luxury hospitality landscape.

Managed by Oetker Hotels, the Vineta will be the group’s first Masterpiece Hotel in the United States, joining an elite portfolio that includes Le Bristol Paris and Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc. Oetker’s arrival brings international recognition to Palm Beach and highlights the island’s growing influence as a destination of global importance.

Design and Experience

The reimagination of the property has been entrusted to AD 100 designer Tino Zervudachi, whose vision balances heritage and modernity. The redesign will reduce the number of rooms from 53 to 37, allowing for more generous layouts, greater privacy, and an atmosphere that feels as much like a private residence as a boutique hotel.

The Mediterranean Revival architecture, which has long made the property a local landmark, will be carefully preserved, while interiors will be refreshed with bright, island-inspired details. Guests can expect new dining and bar concepts that reflect Palm Beach’s lively social scene, alongside serene spaces designed for retreat and relaxation. With its enviable location just steps from Worth Avenue, the Vineta will offer both convenience and discretion, appealing to visitors who seek the heart of Palm Beach without sacrificing intimacy.

Leadership and Vision

Guiding this next chapter will be Emanuela Setterberg Di Vivo, who brings a wealth of experience from luxury brands including Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Bulgari, and One&Only. Her appointment underscores the hotel’s commitment to excellence and thoughtful service.

Under her leadership, the Vineta is poised to become more than a place to stay; it will be a destination where tradition, design, and modern hospitality meet. The rebirth of the Vineta reflects Palm Beach’s ability to honor its heritage while embracing the evolving standards of global luxury. With its reopening, the island gains not only a beautifully restored landmark but also a symbol of its continued relevance on the international stage.

For more information on The Vineta Hotel’s debut, please visit Oetker Hotels.

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