Leta Austin Foster is hands down one of my favorite interior designers, and today I am delighted to feature one of my all-time favorite homes by the Palm Beach-based designer. This 1930s Jupiter Island manse boasts exquisite ocean views which served as inspiration for the color palette. The result is a masterpiece that exemplifies Leta’s signature timeless, elegant style… infused with a touch of Palm Beach whimsy.
Unless otherwise noted, photography is by Erik Kvalsvik from Traditional Interiors: Leta Austin Foster, Sally Giordano, & India Foster by Brian D. Coleman. Reprinted with permission from Gibbs Smith.
This Florida home is featured in Leta’s exquisite book, Traditional Interiors (aka my design Bible), and in the Spring 2016 issue of Southern Home. Isn’t it an absolute dream? I think what I love most about Leta’s style (and there is SO much to love) is the true timelessness of everything she does. These are rooms that will never go out of style. She stated via her fabulous blog, Decorating With Sheets…

It is all so gorgeous, Andrea and the bedrooms are incredible. Happy weekend!
Thanks to you, Andrea, I have her book and it is inspirational. This house is one of my favourites. Every room is absolutely delicious. She is the master of the wonderful detail, and has such exquisite taste. Her rooms are pretty, and we love pretty, don't we?
Lena is a Palm Beach Treasure. Such a talent and she scours the antique shops on South Dixie. You can find her under a very large chic straw hat!
The bedroom is all sorts of wonderful. I truly love your sourcing for your posts, you find treasures!
Eternally,
Rosie
Love every inch….she is such a talent, I know her rooms when I see them:) Have a great weekend!
Truly spectacular! When I was preparing to graduate from design school (FIT under the old Parsons faculty) Leta had tried to lure me to PB to work for her! I decided to stay on in New York, but years later I attended one of her fabulous lectures at The Society of The Four Arts