Royal Palm

SRD Building Corp. provided P&H

with yet another opportunity to strut our stuff

in the Royal Palm Yacht Club in Boca Raton.

This latest sensation is

located at 510 E. Alexander Palm Road,

and it’s truly a showhouse!

The very unique floor plan

makes good use of the space.

It was designed in a neutral palette of taupes,

golds and pewters to create an understated

elegance that conveys pure sophistication.

Upon first entering this spectacular home,

your eyes are immediately

drawn across the expanse

to the unobstructed view of the

Intracoastal Waterway.

Dramatic window treatments

frame the windows of this prime location.

The Kitchen cabinetry’s

weathered finish complements

the overall color scheme.

Careful attention was given to the

many architectural details,

and the staircase is hidden from view

to allow for an exceptionally open atmosphere.

Clean lines keep it light and airy,

and the overall impression is truly phenomenal.

The transitional interior is emphasized by

silvery tones that emanate sumptuous luxury at its finest.

Tri-level ceilings in the first floor Living Room,

Dining Room and Gallery bear a

diversity of chandeliers that unexpectedly

blend to create astonishing unity.

With five bedrooms,

two living rooms (one for each floor!),

and a spacious Club Room,

this 7836-square foot gem

will accommodate a generous amount

of flexibility in the future homeowner’s active lifestyle.

Excellence Beyond Expectations

Royal Palm Way

at the Royal Palm Yacht Club in Boca Raton
is home to another P&H Interiors masterpiece.

This 8,200 sf residence was done in traditional style.
We ensured that the requested color palette
of beige, coral and gray tones
remained warm and inviting
by selecting beautiful carved furnishings
and elaborate iron rail and stained glass details.

The overall appearance is one of
opulence and grandeur.
Classic, rich wood tones and
heavily detailed architectural enhancements
complement the polished marble floors.

Impressive balconies off of the Master Bedroom
overlook the first floor Living Room and Dining areas.
From the dramatic entrance of the Theater Room,
to the Guest Rooms personalized
for either masculine or feminine inhabitants –
every detail exudes a complex sophistication
befitting to a home of this stature.
But don’t take our word for it –
below is an excerpt from the client’s letter to us:

“There are no words that can truly express
how thrilled we are with our beautiful new home.
You and your team achieved
excellence beyond our expectations.
The attention to detail is something
that we have never experienced before
and it really stands out in each and every room.
…We have a showplace
that we are very proud of
and I am sure that you are proud
of your accomplishments as well.
Also, we are very thankful to SRD
for making the introduction to P&H…
Again, thank you for all of your
professional attention to the design and décor
of our new home. We both wish you
much success in the future.”

Good As Gold

We don't mean to brag, BUT ...
P&H did it again by winning two Gold PRISM Awards
at the Gold Coast Builders Association August 22nd ceremony.
The "PRISM" (Professional Recognition In Sales and Marketing)
recognizes excellence in design for
the building and design industries.
P&H brought home the Gold for
"Overall Interior Design for a Custom Single Family Home"
and for
"Specialty Room (for the Butler's Pantry) in a
Custom Single Family Home" --
both of the awards were presented for
SRD's model project located at
181 W. Coconut Palm Road
at the Royal Palm Yacht Club in Boca Raton.

This immense 7,746-square foot charmer
includes a sweeping staircase and its own elevator!
The transitional design features clean-lined moldings
with impressive ceiling and tile details throughout.
Inlayed wood border details provide a
visually magnificent floor for the dining room,
which nicely complements the buffet cabinet's
inset stone teakwood top. This same "wood look" stone
is used for the detail surrounding the fireplace.

The family room offers an attractive contrast of
painted and stained wood paired with light fabrics and trim.

The very impressive and spacious Butler's Pantry
is made even more unique with a barrel ceiling,

curved bar sink, and antique mirrored backsplash.

The rich finishes and architectural detailing
transform this space into an unexpected surprise
that's worthy of its Specialty Room award!

The predominance of natural elements,

as found in the Club Room with its

leaf patterned wallcovering,

painted millwork and stained ceiling,

melds for a comfortably warm

and earthy atmosphere.

And if these exclusive elements

aren't quite enough to get your full attention ...

the second floor living room boasts built-in cabinetry,

walls in mossy shades of green,

and has been designed to incorporate

a place for a working desk, cozy TV viewing,

and serves as a card room as well.

To paraphrase a message received

from Scott Dingle, president of SRD Building Corp.,

"We are thrilled with the way

(the) home at 181 Coconut Palm

has turned out. As usual,

it was a pleasure working with

the entire staff at P&H."

This truly beautiful home is a must-see

for those interested in luxury living at its best.

If you're ready for the royal treatment,

and an interior that's as Good as Gold (TWICE)

this is the home for you!

Soaring with the Eagles

P&H Interiors is now a proud sponsor of the North Broward Preparatory Schools. Our banner can be seen at the main football field at the Coconut Creek campus.

We support North Broward’s advocacy of excellence in academics and commitment to the personal growth of all its students. The athletics program emphasizes a balance between competition and scholastics. The fine arts program encourages students to hone their artistic talents, but to also utilize these skills in order to reach out to the community… a philosophy not unlike our own here at P&H Interiors! (See "An Affair to Remember" and “Not Just a Good Deed”)

(Pictured Above: Congratulations to coach Tricia Amrhein and the girls’ flag football team for their recent 24-13 victory over West Boca High. GO EAGLES! )