Sean Rush Design | Interior Design Projects

Tropical Victorian

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Palm Beach Loggia

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Florida Private Office

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Tropical Victorian

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

Historic Spottis Woode

Tropical Victorian

Historic Spottis Woode

Tropical Victorian

Historic Spottis Woode

Historic Palm Beach Moroccan

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Sean Rush, a celebrated interior designer and fine artist, focuses his career on private estates. His integrated vision places architectural design, interior design and fine artwork on equal standing. His proven ability and diversity has been manifest in projects and commissions such as Spottiswoode, a 14,000 square foot Tudor Revival, built by engineer Donald Roebling, great grandson of John Augustus Roebling, engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge; and a landmark home in the estate section of Palm Beach, built by Marion Sims Wyeth, famed architect for Marjorie Merriweather Post’s Mar-A-Lago, now owned by Donald Trump. His creative adventures have taken him from New York to Palm Beach, Florence to Morocco, Paris to Monte Carlo.

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