In The News

Unbridled Beauty – Vero Beach Magazine

April 12, 2019

Argentine architecture and estancia lifestyle inspired owners to build a retreat that is their ‘aah place.’ By Ann Taylor with photography by Carmel and Robert Brantley.

Stan Smith at Windsor: A tennis king and his courts – Vero Beach 32963

March 29, 2019

Windsor residents were delighted that tennis legend Stan Smith was able to squeeze in a visit to their upscale community during a world tour to introduce his book, “Stan Smith: Some People Think I’m A Shoe.” - By Mary Schenkel

Wonderful Vero Ballet Dancers Wow ‘Em at Windsor – Vero Beach 32963

March 21, 2019

Talented Ballet Vero Beach dancers enchanted a gathering of about 120 people last Thursday afternoon during Ballet at the Pergola, a performance at Windsor’s beautiful Village Centre. By Mary Schenkel

The Best Beach Towns to Live on the Coast – Coastal Living

March 19, 2019

Coastal Living ranks Windsor as one of its top 20 Best Places to Live on the Coast and a design-lover’s dreamscape. By Jennifer Brunnemer Slaton

This Beach House Features the Most Surprisingly Awesome Color Combinations – House Beautiful

March 5, 2019

Acid green ostrich-egg art? Lavender ceilings? Most designers would have to do quite a bit of cajoling to get approval for such unapologetically colorful moments, but luckily for Lindsey Coral Harper, the client who hired her to decorate her family’s Florida beach house knew exactly what she was getting into. By Emma Bazilian

A Different Kind of Snowbird – Vero Beach Magazine

March 1, 2019

Michael Craig-Martin on Albers, America, and architecture as entertainment – Wallpaper*

February 11, 2019

Somewhere in a maze of picket fences, golf greens and lakes, Vero Beach’s The Gallery at Windsor is a remote haven for British art world patricians. By Elly Parsons

The Joy of Colour with Micheal Craig-Martin – Elephant

February 11, 2019

“How many different colours are there? Not that many!” Michael Craig-Martin discusses objects, art school and the joys of painting in as many shades as possible. By Holly Black