Historic Old Northwood · West Palm BeachThe home behind Heritage
HERITAGEBY ART & DAI

The home behind Heritage by Art & Dai

Eden
on 30th.

Where Heritage lives.

Our private 1925 Spanish Revival home in Historic Old Northwood. A life collected, room by room.

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An ornate mirror reflects sage curtains beside a shaded lamp and dried grasses.
Light, texture, and the space between.

A house. A way of seeing.

The house
came first.

Heritage grew from the experience of bringing our own home back to life. Living with a piece teaches you what a photograph cannot: how its scale settles a room, how its surface changes with the light, and what it needs around it.

At Eden, we keep looking, moving, and refining. Beautiful rooms are collected over time. This is where that belief becomes everyday life.

Our story
White plaster facade, red tile roof, and a planted balcony framed by palms at Eden on 30th.
1925 Spanish Revival · Historic Old Northwood

The rooms, as we live in them

Personal.
Considered. Collected.

The bedroom furnishings are personal and are not offered for sale. These are glimpses of our home, shared for the ideas within them.

A brown tufted daybed beneath an egret painting, with mustard bedding, patterned curtains, and a bird-motif rug.
01 / The Egret

Proportion & pattern

The Egret

A long, low daybed gives the painting room to breathe. The taller chest balances its horizontal line; warm brown tones connect frame, furniture, and floor.

Birds recur in the painting and rug. A plain mustard cover leaves a quiet pause between the patterns.

Mustard bedding against a low wood headboard, with sage curtains and a green lamp.
02 / The Bougainvillea Room

Color & continuity

The Bougainvillea Room

Sage moves from curtain to lamp. Mustard brings warmth to the center. Above the low headboard, the full height of the curtains keeps the window present.

A color repeated in different materials can hold a room together without a matching set.

Gold-toned candle-style wall lights beside a tall, dark carved headboard and white pillows.
03 / Treehouse Room

Detail & restraint

Treehouse Room

The carved headboard establishes the scale. Gold-toned wall lights echo its height, while pale walls and white textiles let the silhouettes register.

The dark border on the bedding repeats the frame’s depth of color in a much smaller measure.

A note on the house

Some layers
are worth keeping.

The visible layers on our doors are intentional. Their broken color sits beside a plain wall and a defined picture frame: texture given a quiet neighbor.

That balance matters throughout Eden. We consider condition and function alongside appearance, and leave space for the character we choose to keep.

A framed coastal painting beside a paneled door with intentionally visible layers of paint.
A deliberate finish. A restrained setting.
Two cats asleep on white bedding with a dark patterned border in the Treehouse Room.
At home in the Treehouse Room.

Life has the final say

A home,
after all.

The room has to work beyond the photograph. For reading, for resting, for the company we keep. That is the measure we come back to.

For your own collected home

Bring the point
of view home.

One piece can change a corner. The right relationships can change a room. Heritage helps you work with what you have, and find what belongs beside it.

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01 / Room CapsulesA room, brought together.

Discuss a focused group of pieces for one room, with attention to scale, materials, and what you already own.

Discuss a Room Capsule 02 / Sourced for YouThe piece you have in mind.

Share the purpose, measurements, reference images, and budget for the piece you are looking for.

Source Something Similar 03 / Styling & placementA fresh eye on what you own.

Discuss how to arrange your pieces, balance proportions, and identify what the room still needs.

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Scope, fees, and timing are discussed before you decide to proceed.

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Your room, considered

Begin with
an idea.

Share your measurements, photographs, practical needs, and budget direction. Your conversation stays with Art & Dai at Heritage.

Start a Room Conversation

Tell us what your room needs. You can share photographs in the follow-up conversation. Scope, fees, and timing are discussed before you decide to proceed. Prefer email? heritage@artanddai.com.

Share approximate measurements, style direction, practical needs, and a budget range. No home address is needed.

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Vintage pieces, furniture, art and lighting.
Chosen with the same eye. Ready for your home.

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