About Chloe
Chloe Doerge is a Palm Beach–based artist, writer, designer, wife and mother of three daughters. Her creative world spans abstract art, documentary storytelling, floral and event design, and interiors. A curious mind and a storyteller at heart, she has always believed that beauty is about more than how something looks. It’s about how it makes people feel.
An entrepreneur since twenty-three, Chloe has spent much of her life turning wonderfully ambitious ideas into reality. She built a small floral business into a luxury design house serving some of South Florida’s most storied private clubs before going on to lead the Design Studio at The Breakers Palm Beach, creating some of the country’s most extraordinary weddings and events for clients who expected nothing short of perfection.
Alongside her husband, she also co-founded New Waters Recovery and designed its 30,000-square-foot mental health facility from the ground up, bringing an unexpected sense of dignity and beauty to a space where those things matter enormously.
Her aesthetic has always been rooted in God and nature. She gravitates toward anything with a little history and soul. She loves what is real—the imperfect, the unexpected, the beautifully unmanufactured—and believes nature is often the greatest designer of all. Whether creating a room, a floral installation, a painting or a film, she aims to bring those honest, beautiful elements into everything she touches.
And somewhere between raising three daughters, building businesses and dreaming up the next big idea, she never stopped painting, writing or asking questions. Her fascination with faith, history, human nature and the mysteries of God’s creation has found its way into her latest adventure: documentary storytelling. She is currently developing her first documentaries, while continuing to paint, create and design everything from beautiful rooms to unforgettable evenings.
The common thread? A love of nature, a fascination with the human story, and the belief that the most extraordinary things are often the simplest and the most authentic.