Lilly Pulitzer is synonymous
with PALM BEACH style.

In 1952, Lilly and Peter Pulitzer eloped and settled year-round in Palm Beach.
To keep busy, Lilly sold oranges and grapefruits from her husband’s groves in central Florida
to her Palm Beach neighbors and opened a juice stand on Via Mizner in 1959.
She quickly grew tired of the juice stains on her clothes,
so she bought colorful fabric from the Woolworth’s five-and-dime
and asked her family seamstress to make her comfortable dresses that would hide juice stains.
Her customers LOVED her dresses and bought her spares.
Lilly had more made and sold them at her juice stand.
Soon she was selling more dresses than juice.
What was born out of necessity as a juice camouflage,
The Lilly shift dress, quickly became a Palm Beach must have.

Lilly Pulitzer CIRCA 1963 via Life Magazine

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CIRCA WHO 2013

It has ALWAYS been the piece I fall in LOVE with,
not the color or the fabric and I have left it’s NEW life to you.

But, this year I have fallen deeper in
LOVE with COLOR.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS from my family to yours:)

HOLIDAY HOURS:
CLOSED
December 24th-27th

CIRCA WHO item#7324

Every so often I will look around my shop
and wonder why a piece has NOT sold.
I could not believe this PAGODA Cabinet
was still hanging around.
So….
I decided to send this BEAUTY off to be painted
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 When Amanda Newson started stock piling pieces
for her East Hampton project, I had no idea
how she would CIRCA WHO.

I LOVE it!
VINTAGE pieces are works of art:)

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CIRCA WHO items #7010, #7159, and #6873

I have always LOVED the aluminum LILY Table by Arthur Court.
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