We work throughout South Florida, including Boca Raton, Palm Beach, and Wellington. While our projects live here, our ideas don’t come from staying local. To keep our work evolving, I go where design is being tested, discussed, and pushed forward—then translate those ideas back into our homes at Nikki Levy Interiors.
KBIS
KBIS is where innovation shows up first. Kitchens, baths, materials, systems—this is where you see how homes will function next. I attend to understand what’s coming, and I’m also there speaking on panels and working with brands, which gives insight into how products are developed before they reach the market.
What comes back with me is clarity, not trends, and that directly shapes how we design kitchens and baths for our clients.
High Point Market
High Point is about furniture, scale, and comfort. It’s where proportion becomes real and craftsmanship can’t hide. I go to train my eye and understand how pieces actually live in space.
Those lessons translate into rooms that feel balanced, comfortable, and intentional in South Florida homes.
Coverings
Coverings is a deep dive into tile, stone, and surfaces from around the world. It heavily influences how we think about floors, walls, kitchens, baths, and architectural moments.
We don’t replicate what we see—we refine it. Materials get edited and scaled so they feel right for our projects and our climate.
Design Edge
Design Edge is conversation-driven. It’s where designers and industry leaders talk openly about where design is going. I participate in panels because those discussions matter—they shape how we think creatively and strategically.
Beyond the fairs and forums, we travel widely—from Europe to the Middle East to the Americas—and we spend time at the New York Design Center, where global design is distilled at the highest level. Architecture, materials, craftsmanship, and how people truly live with design all plant inspiration that’s subtle but lasting, shaping homes that feel considered, worldly, and still deeply rooted in South Florida.
Why This Matters
Our work is local, but our perspective is broad. By seeing what’s happening beyond our immediate market, we bring a more informed, thoughtful approach back into every project.
That’s how ideas become interiors—and why our work continues to evolve.