Sun, Sea, Sand & de Sede

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Hailing from South Africa, Cape Town-based photographer and artist Michael Oliver Love joins the roster of creatives who have undertaken residencies at Grand Cayman estate, Palm Heights. In this sun-drenched photo series, Love seamlessly celebrates the mesmeric call of the Caribbean Sea and the discerning design of the hotel, conceived by Palm Heights’ Founder and Creative Director Gabriella Khalil. With an inimitable art collection, comprising rare antiques and new commissions, alongside an eclectic assortment of design objects, from Sottsass vases and Pesce lamps to the iconic de Sede “Non Stop” sectional sofa, all carefully curated on one of the most coveted stretches of white sand in the world, there is no shortage of beauty here.





Photography Michael Oliver Love
Model Ikce-Wicasa Quiles
Flowers Pearl Holmes
Shot at Palm Heights

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