The New Palm Beach by Krista Watterworth Leaf White

The Palm Beach collection, designed in collaboration with Krista Watterworth, draws from mid-century forms and coastal architecture to create a visually rhythmic tile series. Each design incorporates geometric patterning and balanced repetition, offering a stylized interpretation of vintage motifs reimagined for contemporary interiors. The surface language reflects influences from decorative screen blocks, Art Deco geometry, and stylized flora—delivered in a format that maintains material simplicity and spatial coherence.

Manufactured in porcelain, the collection is engineered for durability in both wall and light-traffic floor applications. The matte finish softens the overall appearance and supports the graphic structure without overwhelming adjacent materials. Patterns are crisply defined but scaled for spatial flexibility, working well across expansive surfaces or as targeted decorative features.

Palm Beach operates within a design vocabulary that values clarity, order, and ornamentation grounded in architectural context. It pairs well with plaster, wood, terrazzo, and metallic accents, serving as either a visual centerpiece or a complementary field element.

With its modular geometry and references to historical design movements, the collection supports interiors shaped by narrative, symmetry, and material layering. It performs effectively in spaces where pattern is used to anchor visual identity without compromising functional clarity.