The town of Palm Beach, Florida has a strong tradition of Spanish Colonial architecture established in the 1920's by architects like Addison Mizner and Maurice Fatio. The Blomeyer residence was commissioned by a couple with a strong affinity for traditional architecture and respect for Palm Beach's architectural legacy, who wanted an interior that reflected their sensibilities. Dividing the 3,300 square foot apartment into a series of serene and discrete spaces, Stone unified the project through the use of Tuscan colonnades, traditional moldings, Venetian plaster walls, and luminous coffered ceilings.