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Hello, Homeworthy, welcome to my Palm Beach apartment. I'm Jonathan. Please, come on in. We're watching Homeworthy, where we believe every home has a story. My name is Jonathan Savage. I'm an interior designer in Nashville and Palm Beach. And welcome to my Palm Beach home. So, I've lived in this home since 2021. I bought it after I participated in the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club show house here in Palm Beach. When I purchased the home, it was a gut job. It needed everything, lots and lots of love. And it took us that entire summer to put it back to where it is today. The building was designed by Eugene Lawrence. The interior architect for my project was David Lawrence, his son. And we created what we call our spa oasis. So, the interior of my home is decorated in a neutral palette for the most part. The two bedrooms do offer a bit of color, but not too much. It's very savage in that way. So, Palm Beach is one of my happy places. My home is also a happy place. The objects that I've chosen to be showcased inside my home put a smile on my face each and every day. So, when I travel, I'm always shopping. So, you'll see in my home many things from across the globe. Welcome to my living room. In this overall neutral space, I began the design process with this wonderful piece of art by George Williamson, a South Georgia artist who I've fallen in love with. This piece of art reminds me of a Picasso that I've seen many times. But this iteration that George has put together just seems to be a harmonious way for me to live. It's a great backdrop. It's a wonderful focal point in this space. As you can see, my living room is quite large. I've divided this space into two seating areas. I have the more casual space on this end. My sofa was an Hermes-inspired sofa made by Anissa Upholstery. The ottoman, which is a great place to pop your feet up, was designed with my friends at John Boone. The two slipper chairs here are by Randolph and Hine in Los Angeles. And this little beauty, who I love, was designed by an L.A. designer. So, I partnered with Kimberly Dinman to come up with two pieces on either side of the sofa. I wanted a desk on one end for a small place to sit, write a letter, sign a check, what have you. The round side table has a beautiful sculptural appeal. It's Kimberly Dinman's Athena table. When we renovated the apartment, I didn't want a plain, flat ceiling. So we coffered the area to add the recessed lighting, but yet to add an architectural detail. The pendant lights, we have three of them, one anchoring the dining table, one with the daybed on the second seating area, and then we have one here. These are by Eric Schmidt. They're plaster fixtures that he makes in Paris. So in this space, I tried to keep it interesting with a mix of fabrics, ranging from indoor-outdoor Schumacher on the sofa, which has a wonderful texture, to a silk on the side chair and another indoor-outdoor Schumacher on my slipper chairs. So this is a favorite lamp of mine from the Castiglione brothers, the Toccia lamp. So for this lamp, I love the sculptured steel base with this graphic glass shade. When lit at night, has this wonderful white diffuser that creates a shadow cast around the lamp. Here at the bar, we partner with Downsview Cabinets to do a factory lacquer finish on our bar. If you are coming with a thirst, we have something to quench it. My favorite glasses are from Asprey with this octopus motif. So this is a ladder-back set of chairs that I've owned that's been in many homes This I bought in New York City many moons ago and seems to be versatile and works everywhere. Welcome to the second seating arrangement in my living room. I divided the space with this beautiful Eric Schmidt console that I found in Dallas and we partnered it with the Vladimir Kagan Daybed. This was found in Miami. It's from 1977, I believe. And two beautiful chairs from Minotti. So the collection of things you see here are items that I've picked up over time during my travels. I love this wooden bowl from Christian Lier's showroom and these beautiful pottery vessels that I found in Paris. This book stand was designed by Osseline to showcase one of their larger books. This book is on Bentley, the automobiles and I feel like this is a great sculpture while being a piece of functional art as well. My draperies are two layers. It's from Zimmeroda Textiles. It has a leather banding ever so often with a blackout draped behind. Layers, layers, layers. So on this beautiful Lorne Marsh easel I have a beautiful piece of art from Joseph Albers. This is the first pop of color you'll find throughout the apartment. On this bright group table we have a fresh arrangement from Hydrangea here in Palm Beach partnered with a woven basket, if you will, lidded basket, a Collier Webb small lamp and some coffee table books. So on this Kagan day bed you'll see lots and lots of pillows. This is where you'll find me resting more often than not. My favorite pillow is this hand done applique that we applied to this Rubelli fabric. So now we walk into the dining area. My second favorite piece of art in my apartment is this William Finlayson piece of art that divides the two seating arrangements. We took the colors found throughout the apartment to create this color blocking effect. So in our dining room we have this beautiful null marble top table. So I chose this oval shaped dining table to make the space feel larger but also for flow when friends are over. My chairs are upholstered in indoor outdoor fabric. So even though they're white, they are cleanable. So here on this end of the dining room you'll find an Hervé van der Straaten console paired with a textured piece of art from the Paris flea market. A beautiful marquetry lamp from our friends at Jerry Pear. A pair of Eric Schmidt candlesticks and a favorite wicker wine cooler. The lacquer chair is from Randolph and Hyne. So in this area we did a built in wine cooler from our friends at Gaggenau which gets used often with a small display cabinet for our favorite Richard Ginori china. The goal for the renovation of our home was to open up the spaces to envelop the views of the intercoastal waterway. We fell in love with our home in Palm Beach due to the balcony space outside. We have a 100 feet long of a wraparound balcony with intercoastal views. So now I'll show you to my kitchen, a favorite room in the house. In the kitchen I partnered with Downs View Cabinets and Costantino as well as my friends at Gaggenau for all the appliances and House of Roll for all of the plumbing. We have this wonderful Downs View textured cabinet that I felt was necessary in my Florida home as it felt like a bit sort of driftwoody. With the Gaggenau appliances we chose the coffee maker the combination microwave oven as well as the warming drawer and then Gaggenau is known for their 333 oven. Here in South Florida we cannot have a grill outside so we did a teppanyaki on the inside. The hood I custom designed this piece to conceal the hood. It complements the door design found throughout the apartment. I added this wonderful ledge to display my favorite olive oils. So up here we did eight fixtures to sort of create a fun environment but yet very functional in the kitchen where natural light was not the best. We added these incredible fixtures from restoration hardware. The kitchen size isn't the largest but yet it's very functional and it repeats the neutral color palette found throughout the apartment. So now we're on the balcony in my home. Let me show you around. Here's where we spend a lot of time drinking coffee early morning or cocktails late night. This is my favorite corner of the balcony. So in today's world you can put a lamp anywhere. Even this one is rechargeable. So in this end of the balcony is where we spend time in the evenings with a wonderful sunset over the intercoastal waterway. Here I paired a Richard Schultz furniture with Dadeon stools and all the texture in the world in this wicker sculpture. I grew up on a farm in Tennessee where I was constantly rearranging furniture and ruining my mom's favorite hardwood floors. I began my design career in New York City many moons ago at this point. I found myself in Nashville in 2010 where I opened my firm Savage Interior Design and then in 2021 I opened a second office in Palm Beach, Florida. As an interior designer I love decorating my home. It gives me an opportunity to showcase what is near and dear to me. I think the best compliment someone can give me about my home is that when they're there they're relaxed and having a good time. Welcome to my foyer. In here, MJ Atelier and I created this flora and fauna motif that was found throughout. Most of the items showcased here are items found on the island in which I live. So in this space I did a skinny console table from John Lyle to give us a place to drop our keys when we're coming or going but yet not intrude on the space itself. At the far end of my foyer I have this wonderful sculpture from Thomas Pheasant paired on top of a lacquer pedestal. So here we are in the primary bedroom. In the primary bedroom I kept the color palette neutral with light blue gray actually Dior gray from Benjamin Moore and paired it with a black ceiling and a black fan. We did a coffered ceiling detail to accentuate the architecture found in the building. My bed was handcrafted by Randolph and Hine in Los Angeles. It's a built-in bedside. It's a three-panel bed with bedside tables to match. All of our bedding here is from Frate. This pattern here is from our friends at Zimmerroda. And this is from Rubelli. We partnered with an artist in Maine to create these shapes that hang so beautifully above the headboard. The Murano sconces are from Holly Hunt in a black finish with black Murano glass. This piece of art is from Ida Kohlmeier. It's an artist I've always admired. And it's large in scale so it makes a pop. Again,balancing with the window wall opposite in the room. This is a Christian Dior tray with some coffee table books, a piece of sculpture from Italy and a few more books and a sculpture I found in London. When I designed the bedroom, I wanted the space to feel serene and calming because not many of my days are either of those two things. And I think we achieved that with the color palette we chose. So this is my primary bath, a place I spend a lot of time, especially early morning getting ready for my days. We chose a Mui wallpaper and a texture in a soft blue pattern. So these sconces I found in Italy headed to the airport. I had the driver to stop. I got the brand and ordered four. So my vanity, I have wonderful roll fixtures and a quartzite countertop in black to accent the ceiling from the bedroom. Home means to me a reprieve, a place that I can go, spend time, get recharged and ready for the world. Thanks for watching. Be sure to go to homeworthy.com for exclusive content, shopping guides and so much more.