Vol. 10

PALMER’s Tenth anniversary edition reflects Palm Beach as a place defined by heritage, family, and transgenerational values, where traditions are passed down and generations gather, live, and entertain together. Highlights include Michael Gross on trophy properties and “polydomary,” exploring how the ultra-wealthy are expanding the idea of the family estate; Dana Thomas on the return of entertaining at home as a global expression of luxury; and a look inside some of the island’s most significant residences, from the restoration of Casa Alva to the modern classicism of Victoria Hagan’s interiors.

Other features include a new generation of Palm Beach women redefining society; a design portfolio of seating in the Miami Design District; David Salle photographing artful accessories at his East Hampton studio; a candid look at the Acquavella family across three generations; and a tour of vintage cars spotted around Palm Beach.