Step inside the Palm Beach Hampton, a 52,000-square-foot luxury condominium community in Palm Beach, Florida, where we led the transformation of the building’s shared interiors.
From the dual lobbies and guest vestibules to the penthouse levels and gathering spaces throughout the property, each area was carefully reimagined to reflect both the scale of the architecture and the needs of the residents. Our approach focused on proportion, materiality, and thoughtful detailing to ensure every element felt intentional.
Because these spaces serve as an extension of home, it was important that the Palm Beach Hampton felt refined yet welcoming. Each piece was thoughtfully scaled and curated to complement the building’s grand presence while introducing warmth, comfort, and livability. The result is a cohesive environment that balances elegance with ease, creating shared spaces that feel both elevated and deeply personal to those who live there.
Now proudly carried by Chaddock, Allison’s furniture collection was previously showcased at High Point Furniture Market with EJ Victor, offering an elegant presentation of refined craftsmanship, architectural detail, and timeless design. The collection reflects Allison’s signature philosophy of traditional forms layered with subtle, unexpected elements.
Rooted in proportion, materiality, and disciplined detailing, each design speaks to a commitment to enduring style rather than trend. Architectural lines are softened through tactile materials, carefully considered scale, and nuanced finishes that elevate the overall composition. The result is furniture that feels tailored yet approachable, sophisticated yet entirely livable.
Throughout the collection, craftsmanship and comfort remain paramount. Each piece balances beauty with function, ensuring the designs are as inviting as they are visually compelling.
While the video opens in the EJ Victor showroom at High Point Furniture Market, the collection is now exclusively carried by Chaddock. This continued evolution reflects a shared dedication to quality, heritage craftsmanship, and thoughtful design that defines the Allison Paladino collection today.
Allison and Zita's Incredible Journey Through Saudi Arabia
Paladino Rudd Interior Design firm in Palm Beach, FL, tell us about their amazing adventure in Saudi Arabia.
"It was nothing short of extraordinary!" From breathtaking architecture and design inspiration to warm hospitality, each day brought unforgettable experiences and new friendships.
Exploring the Architectural Marvels of KAFD
Our first day in Saudi Arabia set the tone for an incredible trip. To start, we embarked on an unbelievable tour of the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD). We owe a huge thank you to Ahmed, an architect from Construction & Planning Ltd., for guiding us through this stunning district. Amazingly, KAFD is the world’s largest LEED Platinum-certified mixed-use business center, and its architectural brilliance left us in awe. One of the highlights was the metro station, designed by the world-renowned Zaha Hadid Architects. It was a true masterpiece of modern architecture and luxury design! The innovative designs and grand scale of the development fueled our excitement about potential interior design projects in the region.
A Night of Hospitality and Celebration
Our first evening in Saudi Arabia was an absolute delight, thanks to our friend Tom Sunberg, who introduced us to our generous host, Sabah Al-Kraidees. We had the pleasure of touring the luxurious Narcissus Hotel before heading to a rooftop celebration at Karamna. We had a fabulous birthday dinner! The food was exquisite, the ambiance was spectacular, and the company was even better! To top it off, we indulged in the local experience of smoking dried fruit from a hookah and even had the opportunity to pet a falcon! Honestly, a heartfelt thank you to Sabah for making our first night so memorable.
A Special Evening at Sabah’s Family Farm
By our fourth night in Saudi, we had already made wonderful new friendships, particularly with our dear friend Sabah Al-Kraidees. He invited us to his family farm in Riyadh for a delightful dinner party, where we met some truly inspiring individuals. The warmth and generosity we experienced was unparalleled. We look forward to collaborating on future design projects and bringing our signature Palm Beach design style. Sabah, we cannot thank you enough for your kindness and hospitality!
A Historic Tour of Diyirah
Finally, on our last day in Saudi Arabia, we took a break from meetings to soak in the rich history of Riyadh. Our wonderful new friend, Mohamed Agour, treated us to a lovely lunch and guided us through Diyirah. It is the oldest district in Riyadh. Surrounded by modern developments, including golf courses and residential communities, Diyirah stands as a testament to the city’s deep historical roots. Walking through its historic streets was a perfect way to reflect on our journey before bidding farewell to this incredible country.
Final Thoughts
Our time in Saudi Arabia was truly remarkable. From the awe-inspiring architecture to the warm hospitality and new friendships, every moment was special. Sincerely, we are deeply grateful to everyone who welcomed us with open arms, and we look forward to returning and collaborating on exciting international interior design projects. Until next time, Saudi Arabia!
Onward to Your Next Interior Design Project
Although our interior design office in based in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, we are available for residential, commercial, yacht and international interior design projects worldwide! Come visit us at our office, call us directly at (561) 814-2838, or email us at Zita@PaladinoRudd.com or Al@PaladinoRudd.com to discuss your next luxury interior design project!
With the start of fall we've reflected on some of our favorite summer highlights! We must say, hands down it was setting sail in Alaska with Anne and David Sutherland of Perennials and Sutherland, two long-time leaders in luxury interior design materials. After decades of a wonderful partnership, they generously invited us to explore The Last Frontier aboard their beautiful Westport 130 Yacht. It's always the best when colleagues become companions, and we were just that when exploring this destination. We couldn't have had better hosts to take us on this chilly yet eye-opening adventure.
This was our first time in Alaska, and there was plenty to see. From whales, seals, and tortoises to icebergs with all shades of blue. Shocked by the natural world, this flipped our perspective and got us looking into a whole new coastal interior design inspiration. We loved fishing, playing cards, and enjoyed many laughs. Although it was a close call, we concluded that Allison is definitely the best at fishing. We even learned some new facts! Alaska is the largest rainforest in the nation—who knew?
Anne and David have been our friends for quite some time, and it has been a joy to get to know them and their team for many years. There is so much mutual respect, and it has only grown. Ever since our return from sea, we've been diving into new interior design projects and couldn’t help ourselves from placing an order on “Homespun,” a Perennials performance fabric we can't get enough of!
I recently kicked off summer in the best possible way – alongside colleagues who have become my great friends. On June 9, Florida Design and the Inside Out showroom hosted me for a presentation to discuss the “Ins & Outs of Developing a Product Line.” I love developing luxury interior design products, so it was pure fun to share my tips, tricks, and slight mishaps along the way – it is all part of the journey!
Founder of Inside Out, Joy Eber, and Florida Design magazine have both been a part of my own journey. I’ve known Joy for nearly 25 years. She has always been very supportive of my interior design career, and we have a special connection that I value. When I released my first furniture and lighting collection with Century Furniture in Chicago, she congratulated me and sent me flowers to the show. She is a star, and she surrounds herself with a team that matches her enthusiasm and can-do attitude.
Florida Design magazine has celebrated key moments and milestones with us. When Zita Rudd was promoted to partner, who better to sponsor the event? That was where we had the pleasure of meeting Florida Design’s editor-in-chief, Luis Rigual, who introduced me to the Inside Out design community. Just like creating a collection, it all comes full circle!
Thank you to everyone who joined us, to Inside Out showroom, to Florida Design magazine, and of course – to my wonderful product collaborators in interior design: Perennials,Fine Art, EJ Victor, and Century! To learn more about my interior design collections and the creative process behind each interior design project, click the link HERE.
Allison Paladino is a creative force in her industry who celebrates more than 30 years of inspired interior architecture and design. Zita Rudd is a self-aware perfectionist who brings a calming demeanor and a sharp sense of humor, honing her design skills under Allison’s leadership for more than 15 years. Together, they are a dynamic energy full of creativity and possibility, shaping the future of Palm Beach Gardens interior design.
Today, Allison’s acclaimed firm, Allison Paladino Interior Design & Collections, is excited to announce it is re-launching as Paladino Rudd Interior Design—formalizing a partnership that has thrived for the better part of two decades and establishing itself as a premier South Florida interior design firm for luxury residential, commercial, and custom interior design projects.
Paladino Rudd Interior Design: Behind the Brand
Our Design Philosophy
Our firm’s portfolio features clean transitional interiors that embrace traces of classicism and innovation, confidently blending serene settings with interesting textures and colors.
Our Client Experience
The client experience at Paladino Rudd is thoughtful, curated and wow-worthy, just like the spaces we create. We treat clients with white-glove service at every turn, from the initial kick-off to final installation, keeping them consistently informed and involved with detailed meeting minutes, status reports, and regular accounting updates.
Our Services
Paladino Rudd delivers stunning interiors featuring furnishings, fabrics, window treatments, wall coverings and more. Our exquisite design projects span many styles and scopes, ranging from comprehensive interiors to complete custom interior architecture and specifications for the whole project.
Our Passions
In addition to providing fine interior design and interior architecture services, Allison is also an active and creative voice in the design world, developing a variety of collections for some of the industry’s biggest names in furniture, lighting and design, including Perennials Fabrics, EJ Victor, Hickory Chair, Baker Furniture, Fine Art Handcrafted Lighting, Century Furniture, Visual Comfort and McGuire Furniture.
Our Leaders
Allison is an avid traveler with a passion for nature and all it offers. She loves to be anywhere near the water, boating, sailing, snorkeling, fishing and paddle boarding. She's even enjoyed cage diving with great whites in South Africa (and has incredible photos to prove it)! Allison fully embraces an active lifestyle and loves playing a round of golf or catching a ride on her Peloton.
Zita's biggest joy in life is her family—her young daughter, Siena, and her husband, Parker. When she's not busy keeping her mind, business, and health in tip-top shape, Zita loves volunteering with Siena in the local community on the weekends. Two of their favorite organizations are Christ Fellowship and Loggerhead Marinelife Center.
Fine Art Lamps, a premier U.S. manufacturer of designer lighting, will be launching a new LED collection of handcrafted lighting designed by Interior Designer Allison Paladino at the April 2015 High Point Market.
The Allison Paladino collection features an exclusive Fine Art Lamps studio process of dichroic rough-cut sculpted glass. Each handmade glass gem is illuminated by hidden LED’s creating a multicolored brilliance that artistically transforms this lighting into art.
Meticulously crafted metal anchors each glass gem and is available in your choice of hand-applied aged silver leaf, Florentine gold leaf or bronze finish.
This collection includes pendants and sconces.
“We are thrilled to be working with Allison Paladino and launching our first guest designer line said Rene Quintana, President and COO of Fine Art Lamps.” “The uniquely sophisticated product design seamlessly integrates old world processes with today’s latest technology. It is truly a gem of a collection that will appeal to the most discerning tastes”
“The artisans of Fine Art Lamps did such a fabulous job of achieving my vision of impeccable craftsmanship through the beautiful antique silver, gold, bronze frames, and the organic feel of the cut glass that looks like a natural stone” – Allison Paladino
About Fine Art Lamps
Fine Art Lamps is a leading US manufacturer of over 1000 distinctive and prestigious decorative lighting designs for interior and exterior applications. Marketed in over 70 countries, Fine Art Lamps is displayed in our corporate showrooms and in leading lighting and furniture showrooms around the world.
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Allison and the banner outside of Fine Art Lamps! A very exciting time!
Here is Allison showing the watch battery size dim-able LED bulb. “It was fun showing it to customers to see if they could figure out what it was!!! It is hard to believe that this tiny little bit can illuminate the glass hand cut dichroic glass so beautifully and at the same time be practical to light a space! Because LED’s are fairly new in such a decorative fixtures it really is ground breaking!”
Allison’s new lighting fixture was inspired by her love for jewelry and exotic materials like rock crystal and quartz and the Art Deco period!
In addition to her new line with Fine Art Lamps, Allison continued to wow the crowds with a stunning new showcase in the EJ Victor Showroom.
All of us here at EJ Victor could not be happier to welcome such a creative talent, Kelly Wearstler to the family!
Market in High Point, NC, is always an exciting time of year, but this Fall we had plenty of reasons to celebrate! Many new furniture introductions were launched, including the David dining armchair featuring fabulous ribbed chrome details on the back where the arm wraps around the chair, on the arm itself, and a polished chrome ferrule on the foot! Also introduced was the JJ console in chrome, a walnut shelf with drawers, and glass, just to name a few.
Allison and her staff also celebrated with EJ Victor in honor of their 25th anniversary, along with the introduction of the Kate Spade Collection sponsored by the Hearst Group, Saturday, October 17th.
Another successful season with Fine Art Lamps is in the books as well! This High Point Market, Allison Paladino, a leading Palm Beach Gardens interior designer, introduced eight new lighting pieces to her line.
The artisans of Fine Art Lamps did such a fabulous job of achieving her vision! They truly captured the impeccable craftsmanship through the beautiful antique silver, gold, and bronze frames, as well as the organic feel of the cut glass that looks like natural quartz.
Fine Art Lamps also celebrated the evening with a party in honor of their 75th Anniversary!
Both Allison and her colleague Libby Langdon viewed for the first time the Fine Art Lamps showroom in High Point, NC, with the reception area now lined with all of Allison’s lighting collection!
“It was very exciting to see that my lighting collection was lining the hall and reception area of Fine Art Lamps! We also placed in the reception area some furniture pieces from my collection with EJ Victor. Around the corner walks my pal Libby, whom I did get a fist pump of approval from! Thanks, Libby!” says a very excited and grateful Paladino!
DCOTA – Design Center of the Americas, November 2014 –
Designers, both new and experienced, gathered in the bright and airy Atrium C of the Design Center of the Americas (DCOTA), and major hub for South Florida interior design, on the morning of November 13, 2015. Moderator Betty Cortina-Weiss, Editor-in-Chief of Indulge Magazine, along with three of the country’s top interior designers, took the stage for a morning of creative discussion. Three of the most sought-after designers, including Palm Beach Gardens interior designer Allison Paladino, Laura Kirar and Windsor Smith, spent an hour in a casual, personal, fun but informative conversation covering topics from “how technology has changed their business” to “how their childhood bedrooms shaped their design careers.”
After the discussion panel wrapped up with a rapid-fire Q&A session, the audience and designers moved up to the Baker showroom to sip fresh tequila cocktails and preview Laura Kirar’s newest furniture line. Following the brief cocktail reception, guests made their way down the hall to the Century Furniture showroom for an array of lunch bites and a tour of Windsor Smith’s bright and timeless collections, a highlight for interior designers from across South Florida.
The afternoon ended on a sweet note as guests popped a few doors down for coffee, desserts and a sneak preview of Allison Paladino’s interior design furniture and art collection, a cumulative 120-piece line created with Wendover Art Group and EJ Victor. The event was hosted by the owners and staff at the Judith Norman showroom and served as a vibrant celebration of the region’s luxury interior design community.
Every year, the prestigious American Red Cross Palm Beaches-Treasure Coast Region Designers’ Show House is an event that brings together the best of the best in the world of interior design. It’s a highly anticipated event for all of Palm Beach Society, a unique fundraiser for our Greater Palm Beach Area Chapter, and simply an exceptional opportunity for everyone to experience the finest in West Palm Beach interior design and luxury home styling.
I was honored to have been asked to join the 16 nationally recognized interior and landscape designers who are showcasing their interpretations of Tropical Island Living at 123 Santa Lucia Drive in the heart of West Palm Beach’s SoSo district. As a Palm Beach interior designer, I was proud to bring a touch of glamour and surprise to the design of the home’s second-floor hallway—an inspired blend of South Florida interior design sophistication and coastal elegance.
Anytime I’m presented with a second-floor hall large enough to display furniture, I like to treat it as a second foyer. And, like any great foyer, there should be a feeling of intimacy and surprise, and a place to visually rest before continuing on into the home. This philosophy reflects the essence of luxury interior design in Palm Beach, where function and beauty meet seamlessly.
As you see in this sneak peek, I used furniture pieces from my collection for E.J. Victor—positioning the Sooz Console in figured walnut between a pair of Billy Screens. The screens will be formally introduced as part of my Spring 2013 furniture collection at the world’s largest home furnishings market in High Point, NC, later this Spring. Inspired by the Billy Cocktail Table, introduced last Fall, the screens feature raised panels that are molded in a composite material and then hand-carved. The intricate relief panels are then framed in a ribbon-stripe mahogany. A large Billy Mirror, also new this Spring, hangs above the console. I’ve also included a bench I created specifically for the Show House space. It’s a play on neoclassical design with tapered, modern lines, and the space is hung with artwork from my line for Trowbridge. “Karma” hangs above the bench, and “Mahalo” leads up to the third floor.
Situated just a few steps from the Intracoastal Waterway, I envisioned a sophisticated seaside feel with clean, transitional lines for the space. Pendolino Sconces from Porta Romana and the Boreal Bench in burnt silver from Ironies lend an element of glamour and surprise, and I think the result dresses up the hall like a pearl inside of an oyster shell—an approach that resonates deeply with West Palm Beach interior design lovers seeking coastal luxury.
The Show House benefits a great cause, and I hope you will support it. It’s open from January 24 to February 23, 2013, and tickets must be purchased at the door. We have a limited amount, so please call my office first at (561) 741-0165. General admission is $30, and cash, check, and all major credit cards are accepted. For more information, call 561-650-9131.
