With Kips Bay Decorator Showhouse here, your ultimate Palm Beach guide, friends! Whether you're heading there this Spring or planning your next getaway, I’ve rounded up my absolute favorite dining spots and thrift finds that you don’t want to miss. From the best places to grab a bite to the most hidden gems for thrifting, this guide will keep you coming back for more.
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I've also thrown in some spring-specific tips—think breezy fashion and spring break must-haves—that'll have you fully prepped for the season ahead. So bookmark this one for your next Palm Beach adventure—you won’t regret it! 🌴✨
SHOPPING in West Palm
Dependent on your mood start off on West Palm Beach’s famed Antique Row that houses more than 40 galleries and shops, beginning near Belvedere Road and following Dixie south to Southern Boulevard. A few of my favorite stops on Antique Row are: Todd Hase Furniture, Paula Roemer Antiques, James & Jeffrey Antiques, and Newly New Thrift Shop. My recommendation is to park at one of the stops, wear comfortable shoes, and bounce in from place to place!
- Circa Who is an resale shop from mid-century modern to Hollywood regency meets vintage Palm Beach. The eccentric and charismatic shop owner is a total go-getter. Upon seeing fast sales of any Mario T. piece in the store, he flew to Mexico where he convinced Mario and his family to set-up an adjacent pop-up space within the store.
- During season, people line up around the block for Kofski Antiques’ famous tag sales; during the summer, Kofski opens its marketplace on weekends to sell furniture and accessories. Martha Stewart is a fan and often seen in these Saturday in-season estate sale lines. If you can, plan your trip to fall the same time as one of their weekend sales.
- Kofski’s recently developed a “shop now” option of select pieces via their website, here.
- A thrifting destination to know: Show Pony is in the Flamingo Park neighborhood of West Palm. It is the ultimate treasure trove! The owner, Michael, is a former NYC Escada Creative Director turned full-time PB thrifter! His finds stretch warehouses and the contents are all sourced from high-end homes on Palm Beach island.
- Next time you’re in town, be sure to make a note or save this video to visit Show Pony! He is also a very successful 1st Dibs & Charish dealer (but the deals are better in-person!).
- If you’re looking for some of the best deals in town, you’ll find them here. It is very much a treasure trove but have often found rolls of designer fabric for a steal alongside smaller, attractive, misc. home decor accessories.
- You’ll find high-end designer clothing, handbags, shoes, furniture, jewelry and other items at this popular store in West Palm Beach. And on certain days, all the furniture in the back room is 50 percent off! The proceeds of purchases at Nearly New benefit the seniors served by the programs of MorseLife Health System. Of note, any consignement store that benefits a non-profit ALWAYS has better pricing!
- Need a new old sink, sofa or stove? Habitat for Humanity has several Palm Beach County stores stuffed with leftover construction materials or the furniture from a luxury hotel such as Eau Palm Beach.
- There are several Resale Shops in the county stuffed with designer goods, great furniture, housewares, vintage jewelry and much more.
- Meg Braff's Palm Beach showroom is a one-stop destination for vintage furniture, modern lighting, fabric, wallpaper, and accessories. Her location is HUGE and you can get lost walking through.
- Rattan, Bamboo, Wicker — Faux bamboo, Chinese Chippendale, rattan, wicker, lucite, pagoda, ginger jars, and shells. I really like the store owner and she has “pickers” all over the country!
- Danielle Rollins' branded 890 square foot dedicated pop up space is in the heart of the design district on Georgia Avenue. This was such a clever idea and she has a revolving door of great brands popping-up!
- My favorite destination in town for inspiration! The West Palm Beach antiques store is revitalizing the age-old technique with a new collection of wall treatments.
-I found their signature paper mache art on Chairish, HERE and HERE.
- The tabletop emporium sells the prettiest porcelain plates from brands like Alberto Pinto and Richard Ginori and fine embroidered linens from Julia B. and Kim Seybert.
- Julia Amory offers timeless women's dresses, clothing, tablecloths, and accessories. The store was beautifully decorated by Caitlin Kah and fun to see in-person.
- Palm Beach's beloved thrift store, the Church Mouse is a must-visit for stylish PBers like Celerie Kemble and Aerin Lauder. In business since 1972, everything is donated by the island's chic locals and sales benefit the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea.
- My photo at top was taken exploring The Kemble Shop, an extension of Kemble Interiors. The Kemble Shop in Palm Beach is the place to go for unique gifts and stylish items for your home, garden and closet.
- One of my favorite discoveries on our recent trip. If I could, I would have eaten here every day! It is a great fast casual restaurant that is ideal for shoppers on-the-go between stores. The restaurant has locations in both West Palm and on Palm Beach Island.
- Another great fast-casual lunch option located in West Palm. The bright and airy indoor-outdoor restaurant was created by an ambitious husband / wife team that offers up healthy wraps, bowls, and juices.
- The Seafood Bar is the only public ocean front restaurant on Palm Beach Island. The food is fantastic and the ambiance is top notch. If you’re not staying at the hotel, it is a fun way to see it and i’d recommend hitting the nearby HMF bar for a nightcap post-dinner.
- We loved drinks and dinner by the pool at The Colony. It is a lively atmosphere with strong beverages and live music on select nights throughout the week. On your way to the pool, be sure to check-out the newly redesigned lobby by Palm Beach great - Celerie Kemble- featuring a fresh and fun De Gournay wallpaper.
- A fancy option for a romantic dinner out or pre or post meal cocktails. At night, the courtyard lights up and dinner becomes quite the scene. I hear Cafe Boulud is famous for their orchid martinis and Sunday brunch as well!
- A fun and pretty outdoor courtyard, surrounded by beautiful architecture, and of course fresh great traditional pizza from a wood burning brick oven. What’s not more to love?! Plus, the prices are more reasonable than other nearby dining options.
- A high-end indoor / outdoor Italin Restaurant nestled off a side street on Worth Avenue. We had drinks here and the very best time! The nicest and most chic people sat around us and the waiter even made me a mean mocktail.
- A relatively new restaurant to Palm Beach with upscale, intimate, dining. I used to visit their NYC location while I lived there and always enjoyed my meals while I was there.
