田園生活美學 棕櫚灘攝政酒店業主為 1920 年代西班牙風格住宅敞開大門

Hey, Homeworthy, I'm Corinne. Welcome to my home in West Palm Beach. I'd love to show you around. You're watching Homeworthy, where we believe every home has a story. Before today's episode, click the Join button below to support all of the storytelling we do on this channel. Our growing community of members help to directly fund more videos so we can capture these extraordinary homes from around the world. So join today to receive early and exclusive access to new Homeworthy videos. Hi there, my name is Corinne Bielock. I'm the owner of Palm Beach Regency, a vintage furniture business here in West Palm Beach. So we are sitting in the entryway of our home here in El Cid in West Palm Beach. El Cid is a historic neighborhood very close to downtown West Palm Beach. And we live in a 1920s style Mediterranean home. It's very well known throughout the neighborhood that the homes were built in the 1920s and many of them are in this style. The thing that's really fun about our home is that it's historically marked as 1924, but actually we did a little research with the city and the first structure was built here in 1905. So there's a possibility it's one of the oldest houses in El Cid. So I can tell you a little bit about how we stumbled across this house. A very dear friend of mine lived two doors down. We're on Dyer Road. And I was at a tennis lesson and I get a text when I get out and she's like, there's a home for sale on my street. I immediately left the tennis lesson and drove by and saw that there was an open house sign up, which I thought was perfect. So I walk right into the open house and funny enough, it was an open house for realtors because this is the first home we've ever purchased. So I had no idea how it worked, but I immediately walked in and could see the flow of the place, could see how we could make it our own. And so it was a really exciting find that day to be sure. My immediate reaction was, oh my gosh, there's so much light and so many windows. So my biggest fear about having an old home is that the windows would have to be redone completely. But we got so lucky that the windows are all original to the home and in fact, had even better hurricane glass already put in. So the light was a big draw for me and then the other thing which isn't a draw for everyone but is a major draw for my husband and I is that they're really well-defined rooms. So our home isn't open concept. It creates cozy nooks for spaces, which I guess I've always been drawn to. So those were the two things that really, really intrigued me about the home. My husband and I own Palm Beach Regency, which is a vintage furniture business down here in West Palm Beach. And we purchased the business three years ago. So prior to that, we had lived in a rental on Palm Beach Island and then purchased this as our first home. So in furnishing our rental and then this house, we, I shopped at Palm Beach Regency all the time and really fell in love with the rattan and the islandy style of that decor. And so that really started to inform, you know, how I wanted my, you know, forever home to be. So Palm Beach Regency had a big, a big play in that. And then now as owners, it's pretty fascinating because when I find something I love, it's really hard because I do need to sell it. But at the same time, I try to bring home a treasure like once or twice a year that's really going to be a forever piece in my home. So we are in the entry living room of our home at 320 Dyer. And the thing that's interesting about Florida entryways is that you really come right off the door into the space. So there's no coat rack. There's no place for storage. This is just where you come right in. So decorating it was actually kind of a challenge. This room is really, to me, has some of the most vintage throughout the home from the storage piece where I keep our party gear. This is like all the July 4th stuff, birthday stuff, all that weird stuff you collect. To the central table, that's a really fun return piece from Palm Beach Regency. I'm not a particularly like clutter-heavy person. But when I find something I love, it always has a home. So this is the OCD part where the pink bird faces the doorway at all times. I know, I'm a weirdo. So this is an adorable bird. Surprisingly, he's not vintage. He is from another local dealer that does imports down here in Florida. But I just fell in love with it. I am overly sensitive to the fact that I can't have this home be all pink and green. Because I would if I could. But my husband lives here too. So within every space, I try to incorporate something that he loves or something that I know is like within his comfort zone. So obviously, Bruce Springsteen, books. And he's a big reader, as am I. So our home is sprinkled with books, which you'll see throughout. But a lot of these are really meaningful to him or to the both of us. And then I'd like to share that this is a faux orchid from Palm Bungalow in West Palm. You would never know. I am busy, so I have no shame. It's the best fake that I could find. It's incredible. I probably struggled with the layout in this room more than anything because I'm all about like usefulness within a room. And sometimes this room is just meant to be pretty. So we have a bit of a seating area over here, which also is heavily featured with Palm Beach Regency vintage pieces. If I have a girlfriend over, maybe we'll have a cocktail here, especially in the summer in Florida when it can be super duper hot. It's sometimes nice to be able to like have a cocktail inside. I know that sounds crazy, but it is so hot. This little jail cell that we have created here. No, just kidding. This is super old. I have no idea who or what this is about, but we had to keep it because weird details. I'm all about it. When I grew up, we had a willow tree in our yard. And so when I found this on Stray Dog Designs, I absolutely fell in love. The green was the perfect shade of green. And it was called the Willow Tree Chandelier or something like that. So it just really evoked so many like happy childhood memories. I love this piece and it just sets the tone for the entire room. This is what I would call the COVID Shave. So during COVID, I was lounging quite a bit because I couldn't work and I had a lot of free time. So this got a lot of use during that time. I hope one day again to be lounging here as much as possible. So I did a collection of, of course, pink and green because that's the overall sort of color theme for this room. But it was truly inspired by this textile that I found in Chichicastenego in Guatemala that I literally got chased down the street for because I love like crazy shopping experiences. But it really set the tone and so I tried to pull some of these colors. You know, some of these are like Serena and Lily pillows. This one's from Mexico. This one was God knows where, how old it is. And you know, I really ground everything. You know, my textiles in my budget are somewhat, you know, normal. So I use a Sunbrella fabric sometimes just to like make it all come together and you'll see a lot of stripes throughout the house. So that's kind of where that comes from. I love traveling in Guatemala. It's an incredible place. One of my favorite cities. I'm hoping to go back there in September. But my girlfriend and I went out to Chichicastenego, which is this incredible market. And it's not in a major city. It's kind of like a three-hour drive from a major city in Guatemala. And we immediately get out and we're just going nuts. I mean, the textiles, the colors, the everything. Well, me being sort of responsible, I saw this piece and was passing on it. Not because I wasn't going to come back, but literally I was just like, well, we just got here. Like, is it the first thing I buy? You know, I just was, sometimes I get a little cautious on that. But this woman was convinced that this was for me and literally followed us throughout the market. So after like 10 minutes of her following us and she was being adorable and sweet and we were laughing through the whole thing. But the funny thing is literally 10 minutes is all it took. I was like, give it to me. It's mine. And literally it's one of my favorite things in my home, along with some other pillows that she chased me down for. But those are the kind of adventures that I love to have. And they always create the best pieces in your home. I would say that the biggest inspiration for me over the last 15 years has definitely been travel. We started traveling when we lived in New York City to the Caribbean. And that was an immediate sort of, you know, let's just get out of the city. Let's get somewhere warm and beautiful. But I was really fortunate over the last 10 years to travel quite extensively, you know, through Morocco, Europe and also through Central and South America and Mexico as well. So those places have really informed a lot of my inspiration into my own home. Everything from the colors and textiles to collecting individual like handmade pieces. That's all a huge part of the stuff I love in homes, things that you can't find anywhere else. And so it's really interesting now to do that with actual vintage found in South Florida because I have a love for things that are just unique and one of a kind. So when I find it, I want other people to have that in their homes as well, just to give every home like a sense of it's not like anyone else's. You would never see this anywhere else. That's always my goal when I'm trying to like decide how to, you know, finish off a room. So now I want to take you into the office in the house. Prior to us buying Palm Beach Regency, this was actually my office. I used it when I had a home organization business. So the decor color scheme was just a little bit different. So now that I spend all my time working at Palm Beach Regency in the warehouse of the showroom, I transitioned it to my husband's office. So I made the colors just a smidge more masculine. I went with blues because they work well with the other colors we have in the home. So nothing too wild or crazy. But I love this space. The first most remarkable thing about it, maybe one of the things that drew me to the home were the original Cuban tile floors. So we didn't touch these guys. We left all the original spots and patina and everything that makes it charming. I don't even know the last time they've been swept, to be honest. So it's really natural in here. Otherwise, really just went with something that would keep the light in the room. So I didn't want to focus on anything covering the windows. We're really okay. If you want to peek in my home and see me working at my desk, go ahead. It's really fascinating. So we kept the light flowing into this space really well. As a former organizer, I am a bit about like a clean desk policy. I know. So the glass desk I think was from Wisteria. It's super heavy, but it is the kind of piece that lets the floor shine. And then obviously, storage. Not that that's sexy, but I mean, you've got to have practical storage in an office. So this is a photo of two little babies, actually. My husband and I, this was, I think, taken... We met in 2004 and we got married in 2010. And this photo is, I think, from like 2005. So it was one of the original like your best friend's wedding photos. And I love it. And it reminds me of how young I used to look. And he used to look. And so we've been married since 2010. And he works with me full time in the business. He does some consulting stuff, but he primarily works with me in the business. And it's amazing. I mean, it's hard, but it's amazing. One thing you'll see in this office is the first of many, which is I travel to Morocco and I can't not buy poofs. Somebody can tell me that poofs are like overdone. I still keep finding a way to work them into every room in my home. And so this is what I would call like the masculine poof for my husband's office. So that was like a good compromise. So that's a fun detail there. And then the other thing I love in this room is this chair, which we got when we moved for the first time out of New York City. It was our first like big purchase. I mean, I think it's from, again, I think it was Wisteria that made it. But it's just a beautiful modernist style chair that like who knew it would work so perfectly in Florida all these years later and sort of become a piece that I'm just so fond of and reminds me of those like first purchases for sure. In those travels to Chichicastenego, one of the things they do in that portion of Guatemala in areas of Guatemala are these amazing bird embroidery pieces. So this piece was originally in my office as well. I fell in love with like the black and white split on the textile. And then funny enough, when we transitioned this to be DJ's office, it just perfectly worked. So,you know, other than switching out like a pillow here or,you know, some storage bins, it's just like the space all tied together so easily. When we started furnishing this home and any, you know, our homes that are rental on the island and everything else, I will find Rattan wherever I can find it. This is a Serena Lily light fixture. We actually even had this in our first house the time we moved out of New York City many, many years ago. And so it has been now through three homes with us. And I just love it. The simple arch of it really mimics the arches that are shown kind of throughout the house. And it doesn't distract again from the most important piece in the house, which is the, you know, the Cuban tile floors in the space. So now we're gonna walk into our dining room, which is just off the office. This is probably the most commented on piece in our home, which is the ping-pong dining room table. I saw this in Coastal Living before we even bought the house. And a designer out of the panhandle of Florida had done it for a custom piece for a Coastal Living home. Her name is Erica Powell. And I was obsessed with it and had no idea if we even had a dining room that would ever fit it, but it was like the first thing that I needed to get as soon as we found a home. Luckily enough, I got it. I secured it. I fell in love with the seafoam color. I picked the chartreuse color base, which I'm still obsessed with generally as a color. And it is amazing. The thing I love about it is it seats eight. So when we're ready to entertain, we literally just pull up these vintage Brighton chairs to the ends. We've got our paddles here. We pull up these to the ends of the table. It seats eight. And when we're not using it, I use it as a display for like a beautiful page of an open book, for example. This poolside with Slim Aaron just always gets me in a vintage mood. But I just walk past and find a new page. And this one's speaking to me today. My friend is a florist. I don't always have these beautiful flowers here. I would like to say maybe I'll have like an orchid from the grocery store. But today I've got these beautiful blooms that she made for me when she was in town. This is an adorable little pineapple, like,I don't know, cookie jar or something. That's what we keep the ping pong balls in. And then, of course, our paddles are on a Shellegance dish, which could also be put here. I might need to invest in some different paddles because the last time my husband and his buddy were playing, there was a bit more scraping than I'm comfortable with and some little blue lines were left on the table. So, you know, I would say this. It's for some light ping pong. We're not looking to scratch anybody's dining table. I love it too much. But it is a fun place to gather, a fun place to have dinner, and it's absolutely a conversation starter. So that's probably the extent of the ping pong that gets played. Another shell. I feel like the blush color on it, the yellowing matte. I just fell in love with this piece. I bought it at a local second-hand store well before I owned Palm Beach Regency. And I just love the scale of it. It brings me joy. It's airy. It's light. So that's my, you know, definitely set the tone after the dining table for this space. I would describe my style as fairly laid back. We are lovers of the Caribbean, lovers of the islands. So I think I drew a lot of inspiration from that over the years. So I would say laid back, a little bit coastal, but a little on the island side of coastal. And I think, you know, the other thing is it's pretty clean. I like spaces not too overly cluttered. So that's how I would probably describe it. I'd love to show you my butler's pantry and my kitchen. So follow me. So this is obviously an original detail to the home. We didn't want to touch it at all, to be honest. I fell in love with the old hardware on the house. I'm sorry, on the butler pantry doors. I fell in love with it. The old tiny glass. And, you know, the only thing that I would say updated it is that I really tried to go with a theme in the color. So if you look up, we had the first of many, not the first, the third of many, stripes throughout the home and a simple sort of modern, you know, leather chandelier, right? Or light fixture. So that blue tone really set the theme for me. And funny enough, over the years, I have collected blues and tones of blues in glassware and things. Really simple. Nothing fancy. A lot of it collected through travels in Marrakesh and other countries. Bowls and dishes and all that stuff. So I would say that's what really set the tone in here. This vintage glassware just, like, sums up the color perfectly. It's like the color of the ocean. And so that's kind of what we wanted to go for in here. We kept the original to purchase mahogany countertops in here. You'll see in the kitchen we have very little storage. But, like, I have got all the storage I need down here for pots and pans and everything. So, you know, the kitchen footprint is small. But with the butler's pantry, it's more than enough for our family to sort of use and love. The other thing I would point out because this is a little nod to my husband. So this is the ode to Cleveland. My husband grew up in Cleveland. His mother had originally given him this poster in motion for the millennium in 1999. So now you know how old we are. And I found this original photography about Cleveland. And I just like to bring his personality into this space as much as possible. So moving from my little nook into our kitchen. So the kitchen was kind of interesting. When we purchased it, I didn't love what was going on here. But I also knew that I didn't have much budget to change any footprint of it. So I was like, how do we make this work? So the main thing is we kept the original mahogany countertops. So to me, in this kitchen, I feel like I am in a Caribbean home kitchen, right? So it's got mahogany countertops, crisp white walls, things that speak to like a Caribbean vibe to me. And so I really embraced that in the color theme as well. So I went with yellow and green, which is like always one of my favorite color combination. So I'm shocked. I of course found a place, a way to work that into the home overall. A friend of mine who's a local potter, her business is called Avenue Pottery. She hand did the tile, the mermaid tile behind the stove. So that backsplash is such a really special detail for us. And then I love things like pineapple baskets, of which I will pick up on all of my travels. So one of my favorite things about this kitchen is also the nook. So there's another nook here, which is our bar. So before we were able to renovate the guest house, we definitely needed somewhere to gather with friends and pour drinks and have fun. So this was it. And we had to keep it because honestly, again,the summer heat can be intense. So a bar inside is not the worst thing. Some of my favorite things here are the art,to be honest. Meaningful photographs. This is the location where we were married in Anguilla in the British West Indies. And then this was the actual... A friend of mine had our wedding location sketched. And you'll see the differences, but this was pre-hurricane and this was renovated for the post-hurricane. We honeymooned in Mystique, so that's a wonderful Slim Aaron photo from Mystique, which always makes nice memories. My husband's Irish, so we have this Irish man here. And,you know, overall,collected and loved and vintage bar books, all that stuff is such a fun thing to collect and find. So I guess I do have a collection issue now that I think about it. So I don't have, like, one set collection. I feel like I sell things when I find them, so that's a little bit tough for me to say. But I will say this. If you count the number of chairs in this home, you will be shocked. It is so many for two people who live here. That's a pretty ridiculous thing. And then I would say I'm also drawn to lamps. I could buy lamps and switch out lamps all day long in this home. The only thing stopping me is that our lamps sell really fast, so I don't even get a chance to bring them home. For me, the old vintage unique pieces give a home soul. They create a story. They remind you of experiences and travel. They remind you of your wedding day or when your children were born or whatever it is. And so I think the collections are the most special thing about a home. So before we head upstairs, you have to see this amazing shell mirror that I had made. So a gal that worked for me that does a ton of custom shell mirrors had this made specifically for me. Of course I said go pink. I'll always love pink. I just know that. And this version of it is a little bit wild and crazy. I wanted it to feel like almost like organically put together. Not too pretty, not too perfect. Kind of just like the home. I like it to be a little bit fun and funky. Welcome to our primary bathroom upstairs. So this is probably the other space that made me fall in love with the home. It's the original Florida porch off the house. So at one point, this was a fully open structure. And prior to us moving here, someone had renovated it very smartly into the primary bathroom off the master bedroom. I fell in love with this. The original pecky ceilings are just stunning. You know, these have barely been wiped of cobwebs. I mean, we keep it really natural in here and I love it. It has this like island Caribbean like I come home every day from Palm Beach Regency and my feet are aching and I'm exhausted. And I hop into this tub and we got incredibly lucky on the master bathroom that we didn't have to do extreme, extreme stuff, right? So the tub was actually here and the shower was here and the tile works for me. Maybe it wouldn't have been like my first choice in the entire world, but budget-wise and color-wise, it reminds me of sand, which sort of went with the overall vibe I was hoping for. And so we ended up keeping it and the layout was perfect. We actually did redo both the his and hers vanities and had custom vanities made and put in. And so that was the biggest upgrade as well as hardware, mirror, sinks, faucets, all that stuff just to give it a more modernized look and feel and to keep it light and airy just like we were hoping this bathroom would feel. So now I'd love to show you the guest bedroom upstairs. Follow me. So welcome to the guest bedroom in the main house. This is where when you come visit me, you can stay. This is a really interesting space. To be completely honest, it really was at first a mishmash of all the pieces after we decorated that I didn't quite know where to put. But somehow, it just like tied all together. Starting with the light fixture in this room, this was one of the first pieces and it's not vintage. To be completely honest, I think it's PB Teen, something crazy, right? But this was before I was able to find vintage versions of this and I collected it and it's a precious palm leaf. The scale of it's always good for an old home because it's not too big. That's sometimes hard to find in tall chandeliers. So I love that guy. So fun. And then my other favorite thing, it reminds me of a tennis club like you just walked into a tennis club and you want to put on tennis lights and play. Again, the only thing that has touched this chair in the last 60 years is probably my Clorox wipes because I did not change a thing about the upholstery. I kept all the original vinyl on it and I just love it. Even like the little details, the piping in green, it's just perfect. So that guy also had to come home with me immediately when I walked in the store. I collected this Italian rattan bench in one of my early purchases at Palm Beach Regency and as much as I love it, I knew in the primary bedroom I wanted to go a little more old Hollywood kind of glam. So I was like, how do I work this in somewhere? It's perfect here and I love the, I love this at the footboard. This is another key Palm Beach Regency find. We sell these like all day long and these are the faux bamboo Thomasville. I feel like I'm on a commercial for my store. I'm not. But I love this piece. It's such a great classic faux bamboo Thomasville chest. The yellow,the golden color is what sold me on it for the space. When I'm doing a room, shockingly enough, I like linen,white linen bedding and I don't know if it's because I know I want to have fun with pillows and headboards and other fabrics that I bring in and other textiles. Like this was the sister to my Chi Chi Castanego find downstairs and this has always been on the foot of the guest, every guest room we've had and it just sets the color tone for every space. Again,the amazing little fun. Somebody would have walked right past it, but I fell in love with it rug from,I believe this one was from somewhere in Mexico. I'm blanking all of a sudden. But anyways, the colors were perfect. I use the guest bedroom to put pieces that otherwise like just didn't fit somewhere. So this is a wonderful example of like,you know, old photographs in frames that still have like sentimental value, but things that are orange didn't quite fit anywhere else. But when I tied it with the Marrakesh flare, it somehow works along with blue. So it's just a way, a room and a space for me to fully experiment with color. Whereas in some of the other spaces I try to like rein myself in. It's pretty hard, but I do try. So when we purchased the house, we didn't have to touch the main home. The structure, you know,was all intact. We didn't have to take out any walls or do any major work. And I love that about the main house. But the really fun part has been that we did have a full demo of the backyard guest house. And we really created a space that is just worked so perfectly for my husband and I. So we basically created an outdoor loggia bar. And we spent a lot of time out there with friends. We live in South Florida. So our friends from across the country visit all the time. And we spend, you know, almost 90% of our time out there hanging out and having fun and enjoying some cocktails. And so I would say that that is definitely the thing that's most special and certainly unique to this home. Welcome to the guest house. This was a structure that really was a full gut renovation. So we're in a historic home. So we couldn't change the footprint of the size of the guest house. But we had that space to work with. So we essentially had to demo it down to the studs. They even poured new concrete because we were having some water drainage issues. So this really is a truly new structure for us that we created. And so the yellow and white ballard couch pulls out to a queen bed. So we can sleep, you know, multiple sets of friends here at the same time, which is really fun. So we love to entertain and have friends in from out of town for that. And then moving into this, we use it in the summer quite a bit as well. When it's too hot to sit outside, just grab a drink at the bar and come in here. So that's what we sort of love to do. I would say that one of the most unique things, it's probably not for everyone, but it's definitely for me and my husband, is the photography on the walls in the guest house. So I knew that I wanted to go a little more crisp and clean, not too overly collected in this space. I wanted it to feel very much the style of our home, but also a little bit like it was a little vacation for someone, right? So a little bit of like a little hotel vibe, a funky hotel vibe. So we picked a really clear color theme, yellow. Green here is a neutral for us in this house. So yellow is the big color statement, but I knew I wanted black and white photography. So this is Steven Spielberg in the mouth of Jaws, which is bizarre, but I love. Jaws is one of my favorite movies. To me,it says summer. So when I have friends come from the north to stay, hopefully they see Jaws and they just think about their best summer memory that they've ever had. So that's sort of the tie-in. And then there's a piece of work, photography in the guest bathroom as well, that ties the two together. That's really fun. We decided to make one corner of the room into a banquette. And we have storage underneath these seats. It's amazing. Again,the stripes throughout. And this space in particular has a ton of PBR finds, mainly because when we were building it, we had already become owners of Palm Beach Regency. So I was like, we can't buy anything, must come from the store. So everything from the big round oyster shell mirror on the wall to the Cernan table, which I was lucky enough to find and went immediately in my car because I knew I had a spot for it, to the side tables, the chairs, the screen, which we use here for privacy when we have guests. I was nervous about this space being too dark, but our trick to it was to make this a window. It had to actually be a window because of our historical regulations. It had to be a garage door front actually. So we did a little trick where we built a garage door front for inspection. OK,now I'm telling all the sins. And we put the window behind it. So after inspection, we just had to take down the front and we had this mirror right here. So for privacy when guests stay, we just pull the screen across and it's like the best thing. So when I picked the color theme of yellow, I immediately was like vintage Smeg fridge is a must. So luckily they make these new. It's not vintage. And it was just a totally set the tone for the space. Yellow is one of my favorite colors, makes me incredibly happy. So hopefully I'll never get sick of it. I don't think I will at this point. And then if you move over here, these are two of my truly salvaged PBR finds. These were a hot mess. I was able to restore them into two unique game table chairs for this vintage style Atari game table, which was again a pure treat for my husband. He loves it. I do not play anything, maybe occasionally miss Pac-Man terribly. But he and his friends and any guests and kids we have come stay with us, this is like their favorite thing in the whole house. So it's really fun. One of the best features that we kind of created was this flow through doorway. So it goes straight from the guest, the guest main guest room to the outside. So that if you're outside, you can come through that door. You don't have to walk through. So it was kind of like it's been a really great aspect of the design that we did. My favorite tie back though is the terrified children running off the beach from the movie Jaws, which ties to Steven Spielberg in the main room. The image had the perfect shades of ocean blue and like this vintage feel. When I saw it, I was like this is both terrifying and hilarious. So it's one of my favorite things. The other thing that I would say about this space is that we kept it really simple with the shower, but the call back to the tile inside of the house, the kitchen, my friend handmade all of that gorgeous green emerald tile, which I hope one day will be on the inside of my pool as well. Fingers crossed. So that's that. And I love it in here. It's a little oasis. What does home mean to me is a really tough question. You know, my husband and I are in our home a lot now because of owning Palm Beach Regency. But we've never been homebodies. You know, I was always the person traveling and having a new experience. We don't have children. So we really took advantage of the last 15 years and have done a ton of that. So for me, I would say home is a place that inspires and remind you of how good your life is. That's what I'd say. You know, when I look around our home, I see travels, experiences, photos of friends and family, things that are, one of a kind and unique to our space. And also, you know, home is about being obviously fully comfortable and relaxed. And overall, our home is definitely that. So I think that's what home means to me. So now for our grand finale, the outdoor loja bar. I would say that this loja bar that we had built off the guest house is the heart and soul of our home because it's truly where we spend so much time with friends and family. So in Palm Beach, what we call loja is a structure that's attached to the building that has open air sides. So this isn't a awning. This is actually a structure that's attached to the guest house. And if you look up, we finished the ceiling with pecky wood cypress, which is sprinkled throughout the home from our front door to our living room. It is an original characteristic of homes from the 1920s and especially old Florida. So that was a really fun detail that we wanted to bring in. Matching the dark color of the wood to what you see throughout the home. My husband and I were sort of convinced that we wanted a hotel lobby type bar, not like a traditional sit-up high bar. So we had a countertop bar hand poured with pebbles and shells from concrete. It has all the peckled top and character that we really hoped it would. And so this is really the mainstay of the bar. And in the front part of the bar, as you can see, we had the pecky cypress wood done all throughout the side of the bar as well, just to mimic the ceiling and to give it like a real grounded feel. The primary exciting piece, I just save up a lot of birthdays for this one, is the white gold pebble ice machine. I know, I know. I grew up in Texas. I love ice and pebble ice is like the best ice. So that was my big, my big splurge. Let's put it that way. And obviously we've got the sailfish and tons of vintage and meaningful art sprinkled throughout the wall here from old Slamarans art to DJ captaining a boat on our honeymoon. That's a, he's the captain. And we love rum. We love the Caribbean. So we always keep a good stock of our rum here. So this is when things get really wild. We bring out the wheels and lighted karaoke machine. Sometimes you'll just find me out here singing badly when I've had a stressful day. It only takes like one glass of wine to get me, get me fired up. Deej is the heart and center. This is my husband of the loja. And so when guests come over, one of our favorite things to do, he makes rum punch. And so rum punch is super significant because when you travel to old hotels in the Caribbean, they welcome you with a rum punch. And so since we're trying to sort of create a hotel vacation vibe in our house, like 24 seven, the rum punch is key. And so cheers. Thank you for coming into our home and checking it out. And hopefully you can stop by and next time we'll give you a rum punch. Thanks for watching. Be sure to go to homeworthy.com for exclusive content, shopping guides and so much more.