A century of history.
A new chapter.
Built in the early 1900s, the Elevated Garden Society occupies one of Tampa's most quietly extraordinary buildings — a pink Spanish Revival exterior with white Corinthian columns, ornate arched doorways, and terracotta steps that have welcomed guests for over a century.
Step inside and the grandeur deepens. Original bas-relief plaster cameos of classical portraits. Gilded floral garland crown molding running room to room. Crystal chandeliers suspended from hand-carved plaster medallions. Warm walnut floors and antique furnishings that feel collected, not decorated.
Curious about what's inside? The only way to truly experience the Elevated Garden Society is to become a member — or be invited by one. Some things are better discovered than described.
