I thought this was a wedding reception at first lol
tokhar
What an incredibly bland and mal-proportioned space. The ceiling is much too low for the space, giving it a squashed feel, with the coffers reinforcing that perception. This room has the feel and proportion of a parking garage.
Cheap wood flooring (some of those 3-4 ft board lengths lengths, ouch..), and a very odd choice of wood, given the monochrome pallet used elsewhere. Spending money on higher quality boards in a more homogenous wood (clear maple would have worked well here, maybe in a herringbone or chevron pattern).
Then there’s the design… why the bare ballroom area between what is the dining area (please, for the love of the gods, just build a dining room next time, open floor plans of this size just look like you’re living in an empty warehouse). Then there’s the awkwardly placed, randomly sized carpets and Home Goods style furnishings.
Money here did not lead to hiring an intelligent architect or even a half-way competent designer.
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Eh, this is boring
OkTop9308
The way this space is used is not inviting, but the view is beautiful.
_rhdx
Ugly. Tear it down and hire a competent architect and interior designer
Looks like a conference room, in which someone put an ugly dining table and equally ugly sofas.
portlandmack
Yawn
heymothernature
I doubt Florida’s most expensive home is in Palm Beach. Miami, possibly. I’d love to see the actual stats on the price of this home.
Edit: After some research, it looks like Daily Mail and Dirt have both listed this property at $218m. Other resources like Realtor.com have the most expensive homes in Florida capped around the $173m range.
One article states that the seller is willing to sell it for $125m without renovations. Funny how this owner bought it for $85m in 2021, put it on the market for $100+m and then the same day increased the price to $210m.
10 Tarpon Isle, Palm Beach, FL 33480 on Zillow for more gaudy photos.
Pizzano123
This is the definition of money can’t buy good taste
Harryhodl
Tarpon island. It’s insane. Todd Michal Glaser developed it. It was an older home and they tore half of it down and renovated and added some new additions to it. The house is stunning although imo I don’t like all of the interior design choices.
MichaelTheElder
Literally thought this was r/mcmansionhell
usernmtkn
Tasteless. Very on brand for palm beach.
Fouadsky
I can’t stand chairs like that.
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Look! Another mansion with zero personality!
caseorganic
This is sterile AF.
prolveg
Money can’t buy taste
Discount_coconut
Is it weird I just want to put socks on and slide accross the room?
cakediet
dinning
degorolls
Pretentious. Profligate. Terrible use of space. Horrible.
If I had designed or built this, I would be embarrassed.
![Spacious Living and Dinning Room with Floor to Ceiling Windows in Florida's Most Expensive Home (Palm Beach, FL)[5000×3333]](https://www.ffood.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/v3AakZ28lZ441QmPNyZIUXFdewEhtNJWO6XVlF6X1wg-scaled.jpg "Spacious Living and Dinning Room with Floor to Ceiling Windows in Florida’s Most Expensive Home (Palm Beach, FL)[5000×3333]")
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I thought this was a wedding reception at first lol
What an incredibly bland and mal-proportioned space. The ceiling is much too low for the space, giving it a squashed feel, with the coffers reinforcing that perception. This room has the feel and proportion of a parking garage.
Cheap wood flooring (some of those 3-4 ft board lengths lengths, ouch..), and a very odd choice of wood, given the monochrome pallet used elsewhere. Spending money on higher quality boards in a more homogenous wood (clear maple would have worked well here, maybe in a herringbone or chevron pattern).
Then there’s the design… why the bare ballroom area between what is the dining area (please, for the love of the gods, just build a dining room next time, open floor plans of this size just look like you’re living in an empty warehouse). Then there’s the awkwardly placed, randomly sized carpets and Home Goods style furnishings.
Money here did not lead to hiring an intelligent architect or even a half-way competent designer.
Eh, this is boring
The way this space is used is not inviting, but the view is beautiful.
Ugly. Tear it down and hire a competent architect and interior designer
[Video tour](https://youtu.be/B8uawVK4lQg)
No one actually lives here.
It doesn’t look designed at all
So gormless
This is so ugly
Looks like a conference room, in which someone put an ugly dining table and equally ugly sofas.
Yawn
I doubt Florida’s most expensive home is in Palm Beach. Miami, possibly. I’d love to see the actual stats on the price of this home.
Edit: After some research, it looks like Daily Mail and Dirt have both listed this property at $218m. Other resources like Realtor.com have the most expensive homes in Florida capped around the $173m range.
One article states that the seller is willing to sell it for $125m without renovations. Funny how this owner bought it for $85m in 2021, put it on the market for $100+m and then the same day increased the price to $210m.
10 Tarpon Isle, Palm Beach, FL 33480 on Zillow for more gaudy photos.
This is the definition of money can’t buy good taste
Tarpon island. It’s insane. Todd Michal Glaser developed it. It was an older home and they tore half of it down and renovated and added some new additions to it.
The house is stunning although imo I don’t like all of the interior design choices.
Literally thought this was r/mcmansionhell
Tasteless. Very on brand for palm beach.
I can’t stand chairs like that.
Look! Another mansion with zero personality!
This is sterile AF.
Money can’t buy taste
Is it weird I just want to put socks on and slide accross the room?
dinning
Pretentious. Profligate. Terrible use of space. Horrible.
If I had designed or built this, I would be embarrassed.
/r/tvtoohigh