Jennifer Sergent

Freelance design writer + blogger | Marketing copywriter

Erin Paige Pitts Migrates to Florida

Small-world collision: I have a story in the current South Florida issue of Luxe Magazine, about former Apple CEO John Sculley’s Bermuda-inspired home on Palm Beach. That’s why Luxe mailed me a copy of that issue—and the happy coincidence is that my buddy Erin Paige Pitts, a designer based on Gibson Island, MD, is featured on the cover!

The March/April cover image
The March/April cover image of Erin’s Delray Beach living room. All photography by Brantley Photography

That’s because she and husband Gregory Pitts, whose family runs the Baltimore-based David Edward furniture manufacturer, just purchased a second home in Delray Beach. Erin now has a satellite office in Delray (which is already busy!), and her family is settling into this fabulous abode. (It doesn’t hurt that most of it is furnished with—you guessed it—David Edward.)

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Erin transformed what started out as a 1940’s cinder-block house—which was nothing special. But she turned it into a modern beach retreat modeled after the Puntacana Resort & Club, which was decorated by Oscar de la Renta.

The home has a separate guest house in the rear.
The home has a separate guesthouse and office in the rear.

Here’s a tour of the house:

The foyer is anchored with a giclee from Leftbank Art in California.
The foyer is anchored with a giclee from Leftbank Art in California.

 

The family room furniture is all by David Edward. The artwork is by Carmel Brantley.
The family room furniture is all by David Edward. The beach photograph is by Carmel Brantley.

 

The pendants over the dining table are by Crate & Barrel. Table and side chairs by David Edward. Head chairs by Made Goods.
The pendants over the dining table are by Crate & Barrel. Table and side chairs by David Edward. Head chairs by Made Goods.

 

A nice vignette with one of the dining chairs.
A nice vignette with one of the dining chairs.

 

The kitchen. Sconces by Schoolhouse Electric; pendants by Crate & Barrel. Barstools by David Edward.
The kitchen. Sconces by Schoolhouse Electric; pendants by Crate & Barrel. Barstools by David Edward.

 

Erin did an incredible job with all the coastal-inspired artwork, which veers modern instead of cutesy.
Erin did an incredible job with the coastal-inspired artwork, which veers modern instead of cutesy.

 

The soaring master bedroom. I love the little capiz-shell lights by West Elm.
The soaring master bedroom. I love the little capiz-shell lights by West Elm.

 

Erin's daughter's room. Adorable!
Erin’s daughter’s room. Adorable!

 

One of the boys' rooms.
One of the boys’ rooms.

 

Guests have their house near the back. It's also where Erin works when she's down there.
Guests have their own space near the back. It’s also where Erin works when she’s down there—similar to her guesthouse-office arrangement at her home on Gibson Island. 

 

The guest bed, how sweet.
The guest bed, how sweet.

Erin has carved a niche for herself as the go-to for coastal decorating, and it’s easy to see why. With a primary home on an island and a second home on the Florida coast, I’m looking forward to seeing more of her resort-style interiors.

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