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Jennifer Gilbert Restores 1922 Marion Sims Wyeth Palm Beach Mansion as Art-Filled Home

architecture-design · 2026-10-02

In 2020, Jennifer Gilbert, a philanthropist, acquired a historic oceanfront mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, originally crafted by Marion Sims Wyeth in 1922. The residence preserved its original characteristics, such as a cathedral ceiling made of wood and arched glass doors. Over a span of four years, Gilbert, in collaboration with Kirchhoff & Associates Architects and Nievera Williams, undertook restoration efforts that included adding a second floor and a side extension in line with historical accuracy. Each room showcases curated artwork from artists like Cecily Brown and Joan Mitchell. Notable design features comprise a sitting room with cypress paneling and a primary bathroom adorned with Calacatta Viola marble. In 2021, Gilbert, a board member of the Cranbrook Academy of Art, initiated the Gilbert Fellows program and is currently developing Lumana, a nonprofit art venue set to debut in 2029.

Key facts

  • Jennifer Gilbert bought the 1922 Palm Beach oceanfront mansion in 2020.
  • The home was designed by Marion Sims Wyeth, a premier architect of the area's Gilded Age glamour.
  • Gilbert worked with Kirchhoff & Associates Architects and Nievera Williams over four years on the restoration.
  • The restoration retained original features like neo-Mediterranean barrel-vaulted arcades and added a second floor and side addition.
  • Gilbert's collection exceeds 500 pieces and includes works by Cecily Brown, Joan Mitchell, and Njideka Akunyili Crosby.
  • She began collecting seriously in 2013 with auction purchases of Kenneth Noland, Joan Mitchell, and Ruth Asawa.
  • Gilbert launched the Gilbert Fellows full-scholarship program at Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2021, funded in perpetuity.
  • She is building Lumana, a nonprofit art space at Stanton Yards in Detroit, with an inaugural exhibition expected in 2029 featuring Cranbrook.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Galerie Magazine
  • Pophouse
  • Michigan State University
  • Kirchhoff & Associates Architects
  • Nievera Williams Design
  • Cranbrook Academy of Art
  • Cranbrook Art Museum
  • The Shepherd
  • Stanton Yards
  • Lumana
  • Rocket Mortgage
  • Urban Electric Co.
  • Stark
  • de Gournay
  • Bourgeois Boheme Atelier
  • Authentic Provence
  • Waterworks
  • McKinnon and Harris
  • Tuuci
  • Perennials

Locations

  • Palm Beach
  • Florida
  • United States
  • Detroit
  • Michigan
  • Paris
  • France
  • Bloomfield Hills
  • Atlantic Ocean

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