47th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York Journal

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Saluting The 47th Annual Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House APRIL 2019

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KIPS BAY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

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36~38 East 74th Street Between Park &Madison Avenues

Benefitting Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club and The Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County

FEBRUARY 2020 To apply, designers are required to provide: ďƒž A single PDF of 6-12 images representative of your work ďƒž A single page bio with complete contact information

Please include any and all previous Show House participations.

Kindly email these requested documents to Nazira.Handal@kipsbay.org

Kips Bay requests that all documentation be received for review no later than July 15, 2019.

Invited designers will be notified and informed of the room lottery process and other relevant details for their consideration.

For further information, please contact: Nazira Handal Director of Special Events & Corporate Sponsorships Nazira.Handal@kipsbay.org (862) 452 - 9705

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47TH ANNUAL KIPS BAY DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE 36-38 East 74th Street, New York, NY, 10021 Thursday, May 2nd through Thursday, May 30th, 2019

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE SHOW HOUSE BENEFIT THE KIPS BAY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB

HOURS: Monday - Saturday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm Tuesday & Thursday: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm Sunday: Noon – 5:00 pm

ADMISSION: $40, includes Journal kips bay boutique

36 - 38 E 74th Street New York, NY 10021 (Between Park & Madison Avenues)

No entry ⁄2 hour before closing.

Children under 6 (including infants) and pets are not admitted.

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Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club 1930 Randall Avenue, Bronx, NY 10473 / Telephone: 718-893-8600 ext. 11245 / Fax: 718-991-2117 / www.kipsbay.org

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table of contents chair ’ s message

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president ’ s message

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board of trustees

past show house designers show house committees palm beach thank you

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corporate show house sponsors president ’ s dinner sponsors

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opening night cocktail reception sponsors

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26 th annual kips bay golf classic tournament / 46 kips bay show house shop kips bay

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50 th anniversary celebration / 52

kips bay executive director message sponsor a child acknowledgement kips bay a taste of design

with appreciation

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DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE 2019

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index to advertisers

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invest with us

designers

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annual evening at yankee stadium

house history

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Chair's Message

WELCOME TO THE 2019 KIPS BAY SHOW HOUSE Dear Friends, Welcome to the 47th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House. As this year’s co-chairs, we are thrilled to be ushering in another year of beautiful designs, created by an incredible roster of talents, all in support of a organization that has become very dear to our New Yorker’s hearts: The Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.

Between us, our two firms have participated in the Show House more than a dozen times; literally, spanning the millennia. The Show House has played an important role in our careers when we have participated. It has strengthened the bonds of our professional community, as we have worked side by side as colleagues to attain the goal of completing the house on time. However, it has also provided inspiration for us in years when we have only been visitors. It is a veritable melting pot of ideas, vision and execution, done at perilous pace, for the joy of design.

Most importantly, we love the Kips Bay Show House for its support of the real kids who depend upon it, and on you, to sustain their community. The Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has been enriching the lives of more than 10,000 kids in several locations in the Bronx, and through programs diverse in nature, for the past 103 years. Kips Bay is a destination for them, in which to find support, educational and artistic instruction, life skills, friendship, and a safe haven, — after school and in the summertime, alike. With such offerings, both mundane and profound, Kips Bay is helping young New Yorkers make the transition to becoming the kind of adult citizens of the world who know care and grace.

It is our privilege to be working in whatever small way we can to further the goals of such an accomplished and worthy organization. We thank you for joining us in our support of the Show House and we look forward to hearing what you think of this year’s offering of design feats.

Sincerely,

Jamie Drake Co-Chair, Show House Committee

Alexa Hampton Co-Chair, Show House Committee

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President’s Message

TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE Dear Show House Patrons, Friends and Participants: As always, I am honored and delighted to greet you as President of the Board of this iconic institution.

Welcome to the 47th edition of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House; the epitome of inspirational interior design.

Each year, Kips Bay staff, and generous volunteers come together with interior designers whose work and commitment to Kips Bay and the Industry warrant their inclusion in the most prestigious exhibition of interior design offerings in the US. In a miraculously short time, these honored designers create a Show House open throughout the month of May for the press, the public and interior design professionals to enjoy.

Instrumental to the success of that creative team of designers are Alexa Hampton and Jamie Drake, themselves extraordinary decorators who have succeeded Bunny Williams as Show House Committee Chairs. Bunny continues to partner with us as Chair of the President’s Dinner Committee also giving advice and encouragement to the Show House Chairs and, of course, as a lifelong friend and supporter of Kips Bay. We have every confidence that the new team will continue the tradition of excellence established 47 years ago.

Kips Bay’s mission to “enrich and enhance the quality of life for all young people by providing educational and developmental programs, with special emphasis on youngsters between ages 6 to 18 who come from disadvantaged or disenfranchised circumstances” is carried out at nine locations throughout The Bronx, serving over 10,000 members annually.

Our success as an organization is directly related to the generosity of supporters like you and the everessential proceeds of this signature event. Many thanks from our board, staff and the over 10,000 children we serve.

Enjoy the Show House!

Sincerely,

James P. Druckman President P.S. Want to become more involved with Kips Bay? Contact me at 212-679-9500 x15 or jdruckman@nydc.com.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES HONORARY TRUSTEES Mario P. Borini Jamie Drake Mrs. Henry Fownes Montague H. Hackett, Jr. Arthur M. Rogers, Jr. Hon. Leslie Crocker Snyder Dr. Manuel A. Villafana Mrs. Manuel A. Villafana Bunny Williams

PRESIDENT James P. Druckman

VICE PRESIDENT/TREASURER Nora Creedon

VICE PRESIDENTS Cynthia Coudert Scott A. Gress Curtis O. Minnis, Sr. Debralee Nelson

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Daniel Quintero

SECRETARY Cynthia V.A. Schaffner

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Samantha Nottingham

TRUSTEES Joel Benenson Chip Brian Adolfo Carrion, Jr. Gary P. Crain Elissa F. Cullman Elizabeth Dexter Jonathan Graham Susan Zises Green Gregory A. Hersch Edward F. Kelly Ketty Pucci-Sisti Maisonrouge Angelo M. Monaco Mrs. Charles H. Mott Christopher Peacock Kathryn Prounis H. Barry Robins David Scott Robert K. Smits Loretta Ucelli Sidney Witter

DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EVENTS & CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS Nazira Handal

DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATIVE & EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Ines Zayas CONTROLLER Yosef Korn

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Past Show House Designers 2Michaels A. Abel Co. A. Michael Krieger Adrienne Neff Alan Carrol Alan Tanksley, Inc. Albert Hadley, Inc. Alex Papachristidis Interiors Alexander Doherty Design Alexander Stoddard, Inc. Alexia Kondylis Alpha Workshops Aman & Carson Interiors Amanda Nisbet Design America Painting Amy Lau Design, Inc. Anderson Papachristidis Raeymakers Interiors Andrew Edward Kepler Design & Interiors Andrew Petronio Andrew Suvalsky Designs Andrew Tedesco Studios, Inc. Andrew W. Racquet Interior Design, LLC Ani Antreasyan Ann Getty and Associates Ann LeConey Interiors Anne Eisenhower Anthony Antine Anthony Garden Boutique, Ltd. Anthony Hail Antine Shin, LLC Art, Architecture and Design, LLC Art in Construction Arthur E. Smith Audio Command Systems Aurelien Gallet Bakes & Kropp Barbara Hauben-Ross, Interior Design Barbara Ostrom Associates Beale-Lana Interiors Design Ben Feiman Benjamin Vandiver Interiors + Lifestyle Bennett & Judie Weinstock Bennett Leifer Interiors Bert Westman Beverly Balk Interiors Beverly Ellsley Design Bilhuber, Inc. Bill McMaster Billy Cotton Billy W. Francis Design Bilotta Kitchens of New York BJS + Assoc.

BKH New York, Inc. Blair Design Associates, Inc. Bograd Kids, Inc. Boyd Interiors Brad Ford ID, Inc. Branca Braswell - Willoughby, Inc.

Brett Design, Inc. Brian del Toro, Inc. Brian J. McCarthy, Inc. Brian Killian Bromley-Jacobson Brown Studios Bruce Norman Long Interior Design Bryant Keller Interiors Bunny Williams Incorporated Burgin International, Ltd C.N.L. De Grezia Studio Campion A. Platt PC Caproni Associates, Inc. Carey Kirk Carleton Varney Design Group Carol Mercer & Lisa Verderosa Carolyn Guttilla Carrier & Company Interiors, Ltd. Cary Kirk for AMS Interiors, Inc Cathy Kincaid Interiors Cayley Barrett Associates, Ltd. Celeste Cooper Cetra Ruddy Incorporated Charles Damga Charles R. Dear, Inc. Charles Spada Interiors Charlotte Moss Interior Design, LLC Cherubini, Inc. Christianson Lee Studios, Inc. Christopher Coleman Christopher Corcoran Christopher Maya, Inc. Christopher Peacock Chuck Fischer Studio, Inc. Chuck Winslow Clare Fraser Interior Design Clive Christian Clodagh Design International Coffinier Ku Design Conchita Le Gendre Connie Beale, Inc. Constantin Gorges Couture Interiors Corp.

Creation Metaphores Cronin-Stempler Designs Cullman & Kravis, Inc. Cultra-Fairholme Dakota Jackson Dan Fink Studio Daniel Richards Design Danielle Ann Millican Darren Henault Interiors Darryl Carter, Inc. Dave & Chris Faust & Noel Shields David Anthony Easton David Barrett Interiors David Collins Studio David Eugene Bell David Kleinberg Design Associates David Laurence

David Madison Horticultural Design, Inc. David netto Design, LLC David Phoenix, Inc. David Salomon David Scott Interiors David T. Mayernik Davis - Tauber Debare Saunders DĂŠcor Floral, Inc. Dennis Brockman Dennis Rolland Dexter Design DHS Designs Diane Alpert Kovacs Diane Russell & Associate, Inc. Dianne Warner Dimitri's Garden Dineen Architecture + Design PC DMHD David Madison Horticultural Design Dmitry Dudnick Donghia Associate Douglas Wilson Drake/Anderson Drake Design Associates Dwork/Maguire Easton & La Rocca Easton-Moss & Co Ed Stiffler Flowers Edward D. Lobrano Interior Design Eileen Kathryn Boyd Interiors Elaine Griffin Interior Design Ellen L. McCluskey Ellen Ward Scarborough, Ltd. With Pariscope Inc. Design Eric Bernard Design Eric Cohler Design, Inc. European Coutry Kitchens Evan Blum, Irreplaceable Artifacts Eve Robinson Associates Fanuka, Inc. Faust & Shields Decorative Arts Feldman - Hagan Interiors Felicia Zwebner Florence Perchuk Flowers by Zeze Francis Lowell Amey Associates Francis-Russell Design-Decoration, Inc. Fredric Bernhardt Mueller Gail Green Interiors Gail Leddy of Oasis Studio Garcia / Maldonado, Inc. Garcia, McMaster & Biddle Garrow Kedigian Interior Design Gary Crain Assoicates, Inc. Geoffrey N. Bradfield, Inc. Geogina Fairholme George Clarkson George Constant, Inc. Georgina Fairholme Gerald C. Tolomeo, LTD. (Continued on next page)

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Past Show House Designers Gerald Kuhn, Inc. Gil Walsh Interiors Glenn & Austin Palmer-Smith Gomez Associates Gooslee & Moore, Ltd. Gordon & Locker Associates Gordon Thomas & Sharon O'Brien Goslee & Moore, Ltd. Gradens by Zeze Green & Co., Inc. Greener by Design Greg Jordan, Inc. Groves & Co Gunkleman Fletcher Interior Design Gunn Landscapes Halsted S. Welles & Associates Harrison Cultra Harry Heissmann, Inc. Harry Lee Hinson Harry Schnapper Incorporated Harvey Herman Healing Barsanti Heilman-Dryden Associates Helen Fioratti of L'Antiquaire Hethea Nye and Ralph Harvard Hollander Design Landscape Architecture Holly Wood & Vine, Ltd. Hugh M. Owens Hughes Group Huniford Design Studio Hutchings-Lyle Ike Kligerman Barkley Ingrao, Inc. Inside-Out, Inc Irvine & Fleming, Inc. J. Allen Murphy & Associates J. Barry Ferguson J.P. Molyneux Studio, Ltd. Jack Levy Design James Alan Smith James Kieran Pine, Inc. James M. Steinmeyer James O'Brien Interiors James Potucek James Rixner Jamie Herzlinger Interior Design Jane Baum Interiors Janice Parker Landscape Architects Janna Bullock Jean Paul Gaultier for Roche Bobois Jean-Gabriel Neukomm Jean-Jacques Bloos Ltd, Flowers Jean-Paul Beaujard, Inc. Jed Johnson Associates, Inc. Jeff Lincoln Interiors, Inc. Jennifer Garrigues Jennifer Post Design, Inc. Jody Locker Associates Joe Nye Inc. Joel Allen Design Group, LLC Joel Demayne Allen John Babcock, Ltd. John Barman, Inc.

John Douglas Eason Interiors John Hughes for Walker Associates John Landrum Bryant John Robert Moore II John Saladino, Inc. Johnny Appleseed Landscape Design Johnny Grey & Company, USA Jonathan Bressler Painting Studios Josef Pricci, Ltd. Juan E. Mir Juan Montoya Design Corp.

Juan Pablo Molyneux Judy King Interiors Kaplan-Sandercock Associates Kati Curtis Design Kate Loye Kate Singer Home Katherine McCallum Katherine Newman Katherine Stephens Associates, Inc. Kathryn M. Ireland Textiles & Design Kathy Abbott Interiors, Inc. Katie Ridder Design and Decoration Katina Arts-Meyers, Ltd. Keith Irvine & Thomas Fleming Kelly Graham Kemble Interiors, Inc. Ken Fulk Inc. Kenneth Alpert Associates Kenneth Hockin Kevin McNamara Kirsten Kelli LLC Kitty Hawks, Inc. Kondylis Design Kristen McGinnis Design, Inc. Landgarden Landscape Architects L'Antiquaire, Inc. Larry Laslo Designs Laura Bohn Design Associates Leah Lenney Interiors, Ltd. Lema Fransioli Lembo-Bohn Design Associates Leonard Kowalski Les Ensembliers Leta Austin Foster, A.S.I.D. and Associates, Inc. Lexington Gardens Leyden Lewis and Catherine Kim Libby Cameron Lichten Craig Architects, LLP Liz Shean and Claire Fraser Luis P. Molina Lynn Jacobson Associates Lynne Scalo Design M (Group) Incorporated Machin Designs, Inc. Maderlake Madison Cox Mallory & Tillis, Inc. Marc Klein Marcia Tucker Interiors, LLC Mariette Himes Gomez Mario Buatta

Mark D. Sikes, Inc. Mark Hampton, LLC Markham Roberts, Inc. Marshall-Schule Associates, Inc. Martha Angus, Inc. Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design Mary Dial Design Mary McDonald Interiors Mary Meehan Interiors Maryssa La Rose Matthew David Events Matthew Patrick Smyth, Inc. Matthew Quinn Maureen Wilson Footer Interior Design McMillen, Inc. McMillen Plus Melanie Kahane Associates Melvin Dwork, Inc. Mendelson Group, Inc. Meyer Davis Studio, Inc. Michael de Santis, Inc. Michael Herold Design Michael McKinnon, Inc. Michael Nichols Michael R. de La Rocca Michael Rosenberg & Associates Michael Simon Interiors, Inc. Michael Tyson Murphy Studio Miriam Ellner Monica Rich Kosann Monique Gibson and Associates Motif Design Nancy Boszhardt, Inc. Nancy Mullan Nannette Brown Limited Natasha Bergreen & Lisa Cousins Nathan Egan Interiors Neal Beckstedt Studio Nelson Ferlita Nicholas Calder Nicholas Miles Pentecost, Inc. Nick Olsen, Inc. Nievera Williams Design Nina Campbell, Inc. Noblessse Oblige Noel Jeffrey Norman Michaeloff Interiors, Inc. Nursery Works ODADA Designs Olasky-Sinsteden Orbach & Jacobson Orsini Design Associates Oscar A. Hammerstein Pamela Margonelli Parish-Hadley Patrik Lonn Design Paul Leonard Paula + Martha Pavarini Design Penny Drue Baird Dessins, LLC Pensis Stolz Peter Carlson, Inc. Peter Pelsinski (Continued on next page)

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Past Show House Designers Peter J. Sinnott / Home Works Peter Moore Peter Van Hattum Peter Vaughn / Albrizzi Design Philip Gorrivan Design Philip Mitchell Design Phillip Thomas Pigments of the Imagination Plant Specialists, LLC Plaza One Powell & Bonnell Priscilla Gillon Ulmann Interiors R House.

R. Brooke, Ltd. Raji Radhakrishnan Ralph Harvard, Inc. Elizabeth Martell Randall A. Ridless, LLC Rauber + Rauber Interiors Red Branch Renny B. Saltzman Repertoire Rheda Brandt Interior Design, Inc. RI Group Richard Hare Mornhurst Garden Richard Kieth Langham, Inc. Richard L. Ridge & Roderick R. Denault Richard Lowell Neas Richard Mishaan Design Richard Neas Richard Ohrbach & Lynn Jacobson Richard V. Hare Interior Antiques Ridge-Hill Interior Design Rita J. Falkener Robert A.M. Stern Architects Robert Brown Interior Design Robert Couturier, Inc. Robert Currie Associates Robert Giberson Robert Jackson Robert K. Lewis Associates Robert Metzger Interiors, Inc. Robert Passal, Inc. Robert S. Hart Interior Design Robert Stilin, LLC Robert Swett Robert Verdi and Deirdre D'Elia Interior Design Robin Sacks Decorative Painting Rod Winterrowd, Inc. Roderick N. Shade Interior Design Ronald A. Grimaldi Ronald Bricke & Associates, Inc. Ronald Mayne Ronaldo Maia, Ltd. Rottet Studio Roy Porter Custom Florist, Inc. Ruben de Saavedra S. Russell Groves Architect PC Sallie Giordano Salou

Samuel Botero Associates, Inc. Sandra Merriman, Inc. Sandra Nunnerley Sara Bengur Interiors Sara Story Design Sasha Bikoff Interior Design Savage Interior Design Sawyer Berson Scarpidis Design Schermerhorn Interior Design Scott - Ulman, Inc. Scott Salvator, Inc. Scott Sanders, LLC Scott Snyder, Inc. Scott Wilson Scruggs/Myers & Associates Sculpt du Fleur by Nina Helms Sharon O'Brien Shaver / Melahn Shawn Henderson Shean-Fraser, Inc. Shean-Nesbitt, Inc. A.S.I.D Sherrill Canet Interiors, Ltd. Shields & Company Interiors Simonson & Baric Siskin-Valls, Inc. Smallbones of Devizes Southport Design, Ltd. SPAN Architecture St. Charles of New York Stair & Co Stanley Jay Friedman Stedila Design, Inc. Steilish Interiors & Architecture Stephen & Gail Huberman Stephen Mallory Associates, Inc. Stephen Miller Siegel Architecs, P.C. Stephen Mooney Interiors Stephen Sills, Inc. Stephen Stempler Designs, Inc. Stewart Manger Surfaces by Jill Kavner Susan Ferrier of McAlpine Susan Gutfreund Susan Harter Handpainted Mural Wallcoverings Suzanne Kasler Interiors Susan Robbins Susan Zises Green, Inc. T. Keller Donovan, Inc. The Alpha Workshops The Composition Group The Maya Romanoff Corporation The Syllian Collection Theo Kalomirakis - TK Theaters Thom Filicia, Inc. Thomas Britt, Inc. Thomas Jayne Studio, Inc. Thomas O'Brien Tilton Fenwick Timothy & Associates Interior Design Timothy Brown Studio

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Timoty Whealon, Inc. Todd Alexander Romano Tom MacMallum Tom O'Toole Tonin MacCallum Tony Raeymaekers Trask and Clark Interiors twenty2 Two Worlds Arts, Inc. Udstad-Dandridge Associates Van Hattum & Simmons, Inc. Vanderpoel Schneider Group, Ltd. Vert Gardens Vesna Bricelj Vicente Wolf Associates, Inc. Victoria Hagan Interiors Victoria Imperioli Design Villalobos Desio Vincent's Painting & Decorating Corp.

Virginia Dancy Vital Design, Ltd. VSF, Inc. Wagner Van Dam Design & Decoration Walker Zanger Wayne Nathan Studio Wesley Moon Inc. Design & Decoration West Chin Architect White Webb, LLC William McIntosh Design, LLC William T. Georgis, Architect Wolfgang Thom and DĂŠcor Floral Young Huh, LLC Zajac & Callahan Zaniz

Decorator Show House 2019 Committees

HONORARY SHOW HOUSE CHAIR Bunny Williams

SHOW HOUSE CO-CHAIRS

SHOW HOUSE VICE CHAIR Jamie Drake & Alexa Hampton

Amy Astley

SHOW HOUSE COMMITTEE Gary P. Crain | James P. Druckman | Mrs. Charles H. Mott | Charles Pavarini III THE KIPS BAY SHOW HOUSE SHOP CO-CHAIRS Ms. Patricia Grever-Quackenbush Ms. Jeanne Passante Ms. Megan Smythe

VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Mrs. Nancy Druckman Ms. Maureen Lynch Ms. Maureen Mulheren

WOMEN’S COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Ms. Patricia Grever-Quackenbush Ms. Megan Smythe

WOMEN’S COMMITTEE Ms. Jacquelyn Cuccaro Ms. Marilyn Fields Ms. Alisa Haney Ms. Maureen Lynch Ms. Mia Mayer Ms. Fredrica Monaco Mrs. Charles H. Mott Ms. Maureen Mulheren Ms. Lorraine Oler Ms. Jeanne Passante Ms. Rosanne Rowbo Ms. Deborah Spaeder-McWilliams Ms. Susan Williams

HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. Henry Fownes Mrs. Frederick W. Martens Mrs. Neil McConnell

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I would like to thank our event chairs: Ellie Cullman, Pauline Pitt & Marcoux Steele, honorary Preview Party Chairs Dick and Ginny Simmons and Wally and Betsy Turner; Preview Party Chairs James L. and Laura Lofaro Freeman, Thomas and Carol Kirchhoff, Chris and Grace Meigher, Steven Stolman and Rich Wilkie; Junior Preview Party Chairs: Nick and Molly Mele, Nick and Caroline Rafferty, Piper Quinn and Sara Groff, all of whom did a remarkable job promoting awareness and encouraging participation. Thank you to our talented designers who created truly extraordinary rooms. This year's talented line up included: Amy Meier, Amy Meier Design

Andres Paradelo, Paradelo Burgess Design Studio Jobe Lopez

Billy Ceglia, Billy Ceglia Designs Cindy Rinfret, Rinfret, Ltd., Interior Design and Decoration Danielle Rollins, Danielle Rollins Interiors

David Phoenix, David Phoenix Interior Design David Scott, David Scott Interiors

Jason Arnold, Jason Arnold Interiors Jennifer Garrigues, Jennifer Garrigues Interior Design Jessica Schuster, Jessica Schuster Design

Krista Watterworth Alterman, Krista + Home Leanne Yarn,Yarn Design Associates

Lee Ann Thornton, Lee Ann Thornton Interiors Lee W. Robinson, The Lee W. Robinson Company Louise Cronan, Louise W. Cronan Interior Decoration Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos, Mark Williams Design Associates Meg Braff, Meg Braff Designs Mitchell Brown, David Mitchell Brown

Peter Dunham, Peter Dunham Design Tina Anastasia, Mark P. Finlay Interiors Vasi Ypsilantis, Vasi Ypsilantis Design Associates

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2ND ANNUAL KIPS BAY DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE PALM BEACH DESIGNER ROOMS

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Nazira Handal, Director of Special Events & Corporate Partnerships Nazira.handal@kipsbay.org 862-452-9705

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Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club greatly appreciates the outstanding support of our 2019 Show House Corporate Sponsors!

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PRESIDENT'S DINNER Monday, April 1, 2019 | Cipriani 42nd Street PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES James P. Druckman DINNER CHAIRS Jamie Drake Bunny Williams

VICE-CHAIRS Alexa Hampton Jesse Carrier & Mara Miller Christopher Spitzmiller HONORING

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Peter Marino PRESIDENT’S DINNER FOUNDERS Mrs. W. Ward Carey Frederic R. Coudert Gary P. Crain James P. Druckman DINNER HOSTS Kohler The Shade Store

DINNER SPONSORS Drake/Anderson▪Susan Zises Green▪F. Schumacher & Co Jane Trapnell Marino and Peter Marino▪New York Design Center Ralph Lauren Home▪Bunny Williams

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KIPS BAY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB IS GRATEFUL TO OUR ADDITIONAL SPONSORS! 1stdibs AJ Madison Associates of Peter Marino Architect Cambria Chanel USA Cullman & Kravis Associates Design Leadership Network Elevate Everything Monogram Elizabeth Dexter & David Rogers Elle Decor House Beautiful James P. & Nancy Druckman Geller and Co. Global Strategy Group Incollect Phillip Jeffries & Holly Hunt Kravet Inc.

Lutron Isabelle Trapnell Marino Mark Hampton LLC Curtis O. & Eileen Minnis, Sr. Morgan Stanley Charlotte Moss The New Traditionalists New York Design Center Profiles Othon and Kathy Prounis Markham Roberts The Rug Company The Shade Store STARK Robert K. Smits Traditional Home - Jill Waage Veranda

PRESIDENT’S DINNER COMMITTEE

AP Interiors▪Stephanie Barbatelli, E. Braun New York Robert Brown, Robert Brown Interior Design▪Jesse Carrier & Mara Miller Hymie Cohen▪Joan Craig▪M ark Dobbin, Highline Construction Group Boo Grace▪Juan Montoya Design ▪Katie Leed & Company Edward F. Kelly▪Kevin Lichten AIA▪Linda London▪Richard Mishaan Nathan Orsman, Orsman Design▪Barbara & Roy Ostrom Janice Parker Landscape Architects ▪ Dana & David Raines▪Reed Harrison Designs▪Samuel and Sons▪Scott Sanders ▪ Sawyer/Berson David Scott ▪ William P. Short, III in memory of Nancy Jean Fulop Short Taconic Builders ▪Tommy Stefanek ▪ Nicholas S.G. Stern, Stern Projects LLC Breandan Timothy, Highline Construction Group ▪ Thomas M. Xenos The President’s Preview was the idea of Frederic R. (Fritz) Coudert, who served on the Board of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club for 40 years.

The President’s Preview honors his memory and celebrates the role of the Coudert family in the ongoing activities of Kips Bay.

List complete as of March 21st, 2019

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KIPS BAY OPENING NIGHT COCKTAIL RECEPTION Wednesday, May 1st, 2019 The Pratt House | 58 East 68th Street PATRON LEVEL Bernd Goeckler Inc.

Clark Construction Corp.

Montague H. Hackett, Jr. Kathy Prounis Vincere, LTD.

FRIEND LEVEL Katie and Alexander Brodsky

Laura Doyle/Doyle New York Harrison Design

Sarah Mendel, Cochineal Design Morris Moving & Storage

Risa Pally, Cochineal Design

Hannah Ray, Hannah Ray Designs Andrew Torrey/BA Torrey

BENEFACTOR LEVEL Beauvais Carpets

Ferguson & Shamamian Architects Phillip Thomas Inc.

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Kips Bay Golf Classic Tournament & Awards Reception Thursday, June 20th, 2019 The Stanwich Club 888 North Street | Greenwich, CT

CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN SPONSOR $25,000 ($14,600 is tax deductible)

• Branding on Sponsor Banner & Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • Four Foursomes

PLATINUM SPONSOR $15,500 ($7,700 is tax deductible)

• Branding on Sponsor Banner & Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • Three Foursomes

GOLD SPONSOR $12,500 ($7,300 is tax deductible)

• Branding on Sponsor Banner & Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • Two Foursomes

SILVER HOLE SPONSOR $6,500 ($3,900 is tax deductible)

• Branding on Sponsor Banner & Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Foursome

GOLF SHOE SPONSOR $8,500 ($5,900 is tax deductible)

For more information or early reservations, please call 718.893.8600, ext. 11245 or visit kipsbay.org.

• Signage at Shoe Distribution Site • Branding on Sponsor Banner & Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Foursome

DINNER & COCKTAIL SPONSOR $5,500 ($4,200 is tax deductible)

• Branding on Sponsor Banner, Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Twosome

LUNCH SPONSOR $5,500

($4,200 is tax deductible)

• Event Branding on Sponsor Banner, Invitations • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Twosome

PUTTING GREEN SPONSOR $4,500 ($3,850 is tax deductible)

• Signage Displayed on Putting Green • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Player

LONGEST DRIVE SPONSOR $4,500 ($3,850 is tax deductible)

• Signage Displayed During Contest • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Player

CLOSEST TO THE PIN SPONSOR $4,500 ($3,850 is tax deductible)

• Signage Displayed During Contest • Acknowledgment in our Annual Report • Website listing with link to your site • One Player

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The Source for Wonderful Finds

Thank you to all of the design firms, retailers and individuals who have donated beautiful pieces to our shop and helped us raise critical funds for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.

VISIT OUR SHOW HOUSE SHOP

36-38 East 74th Street (Between Park &Madison Avenues)

Each year our Show House visitors look forward to the great finds in our Shop.

The funds we raise directly support the award winning afterschool and enrichment programs that Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club offers to 10,000 children throughout the Bronx. For example, your in-kind donation of a table that sells for $500 provides one computer for our computer lab.

A sofa that raises $700 sponsors a child at Kips Bay for an entire year.

All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

If you have any treasures you would like to contribute, please contact Christina Bello at Christina.Bello@kipsbay.org

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Kips Bay’s 50th Anniversary Celebration This year, Kips Bay celebrates its 50th anniversary in the Bronx. Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club was originally founded in 1915 in the Kips Bay neighborhood in Manhattan. Upon coming to the Bronx in 1969, the Club was based out of one site in a new neighborhood with a new community of young people. Over the years, Kips Bay has become a familiar and respected name in the Bronx, known for providing local youth with vital programs and services that help them succeed.

We are proud of our accomplishments during these last fifty years.

Most of all, we are proud of creating a second home for so many young people where they have felt valued, accepted, and encouraged as they prepare for the future. We look forward to carrying on the Kips Bay mission through many more years of new partnerships and new initiatives in the Bronx.

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Children under six & under, strollers and pets are not admitted. No admission after 4:30PM.

IDENTIFYING CHALLENGES AND PROVIDING SOLUTIONS Dear Show House Friends, Thank you for visiting the 47th Annual Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House.

As we embark on this year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House, I can‘t imagine what our organization would look like if not for the support of the Show House, the thousands of guests that attend each year, and the amazing designers and design industry individuals that have paved the way for tens of thousands of youngsters to take advantage of our varied and diversified programs. The Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club is a safe place with caring and talented professionals that provide stability, guidance and tools to empower our members for a life they would otherwise never experience. The Show House has become the major event that enables the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club to achieve its mission.

As a Kips Bay kid from early childhood through my college years, I experienced firsthand how transformative the organization could be. Kips Bay opened up the world for me, and now, 22 plus years as Executive Director, I am still excited and gratified to provide Bronx youngsters with the same opportunities afforded to me at Kips Bay. Our Club members come from diverse socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds, however, everyone is treated equally.

Kips Bay staff show great respect to all members, who appreciate it and, in turn, demonstrate respect for one another. It is amazing how much kids learn and accomplish when they feel safe and special, and when observing good role models.

Kips Bay’s time-tested mission and core values remain in place at our 10 locations (9 in the Bronx and a camp in Harriman, New York). Our services still include programs that address education, empowerment, physical education and recreation, but as important, are the more recent programs that meet the needs of young people where they are. As a result, we have secured a collaboration with Astor Mental Health Services to address some of the more sensitive and difficult challenges our Club members face daily. With this major component added to the already comprehensive services and programs we provide, we move forward confidently understanding the ever-present challenges and continually identifying solutions to empower our children so they can succeed under, unfortunately, some of the more difficult circumstances, and in some of the toughest communities in this city.

Kips Bay Club members pay just $10 a year to enjoy everything we provide. With your help, Bronx youth will continue to flourish in ways they never imagined. Your support of the Show House allows us to provide engaging and enriching programs to more than 10,000 youth annually. Thank you for attending the 47th Annual Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Show House and investing in our youth.

Enjoy the Show House!

Sincerely,

Daniel Quintero Executive Director

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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES With your donation or time, you can join us in helping to change the life trajectory of tens of thousands of children and teens. Discover a variety of ways you can become part of the Kips Bay community.

INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS

CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS

WHY COMPANIES VOLUNTEER

By volunteering at Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, you can make a difference in the lives of youth, while using your talents where they are needed most. We welcome individual volunteers, corporate groups, and everything in-between, to serve as positive role models and mentors to our members. Volunteers at Kips Bay come from diverse backgrounds and professional experiences. We require that all individuals that work with us be at least 21 years old. Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club offers programming during the academic year, school holidays and the summer camp season. Come join the Kips Bay family and make memories with us!

Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club is open to partnering with corporations through financial contributions and corporate volunteer support. Kips Bay hosts yearly festivals, runs, and events that involve volunteer groups of up to 30 people. In addition to participation in National Volunteer Week, we also welcome groups to participate in organized workshop opportunities and weekly presentations.

The time and resources that companies offer are critical to meeting the pressing needs of our community. Corporate volunteerism isn’t just a one-way street. Studies have shown that volunteering has measurable value beyond the satisfaction of making a difference. Contribute assets to a charitable trust that pays an annuity designed to leave a proportion of the funds to Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club upon termination of the annuity.

Topics include, leadership and motivational panels, health and wellness, and character development.

Volunteers Needed: • College Application Reviewers • Career Exploration Panelists • Resume Reviewers • Perfoming Arts Volunteers • Mentors • Tutors • Clubhouse Events • Sports Programs (umpires, referees,coaches) • And more DAY FOR KIDS & STEVEN BONANO MEMORIAL RUN

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Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club’s Day for Kids event goes back more than 25 years, when it was billed as our annual street fair. It is the official launch to our fall program. Children and community members have the opportunity to enroll, as well as engage in fun activities. Featured events in prior years included an international food tasting; “flash mob” Zumba Class, on-stage dance and music performances, arts and crafts workshops and a slam-dunk competition.

There were also information tents for community based vendors and sponsors. The day begins with our annual Steven Bonano Memorial Run, a youth and adult race dedicated to a decorated NYPD officer and 9/11 first responder who died of cancer.

This program provides a range of services to guide Club members as they work toward high school graduation and prepare for post-secondary education and career success. It includes fun high-yield activities, offers tips on achieving academic success and planning for post-secondary education.

During the holiday season, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club hosts Clubhouse based celebrations. Members are able to bake cookies, play holiday games and receive a gift from Santa.

Members Served: Youth ages 15 and up Volunteer Responsibilities: •

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Host a toy drive for Kips Bay members

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FOR MORE INFORMATION ON INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE REGISTRATION PLEASE VISIT: WWW.KIPSBAY.ORG/VOLUNTEER

ONCE YOU SEE THOSE KIDS SMILE AND SEE THAT THE KIDS KNOW HOW LUCKY THEY ARE, YOU REALIZE HOW THIS ORGANIZATION SAVES LIVES. THE STAFF AND THE PROGRAMS ARE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.

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BRENT’S CLUB/TEEN CENTER RIBBON CUTTING We renovated the Kips Bay teen center thanks to funding from the Brent Shapiro Foundation and the New York Football Giants, LLC., courtesy of Steve Tisch. It now includes updated furniture, décor and a mural highlighting the tenets of the Brent’s Club program.

15TH ANNUAL DAY FOR KIDS Thousands of neighborhood residents, children and local officials joined Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club at the 15th Annual Day for Kids Festival, featuring social media influencer and Kips Bay Club member Demarjay who hosted our annual event.

At 10 years old, Jamil came to the United States from the Dominican Republic. He arrived at the HELP Morris homeless shelter speaking no English. As a member of Kips Bay since then, he enjoys learning new things, has perfect attendance and is now speaking English very well. Jamil is a firecracker.

“BE A S.T.A.R.” ANTI-BULLY PREVENTION RALLY The Frederic R. & Margaret Coudert Clubhouse hosted the annual “BE A S.T.A.R.” Anti -Bully Preventation Rally. The rally was led by special guests, WWE Superstars Apollo Crews, Bayley, Kalisto, announcer Charly Caruso and ambassador Dana Warrior. Club members learned what it takes to be a S.T.A.R., to Show Tolerance And Respect.

2018 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS Events to help build Confidence, Strength and Character

CARLOS GOES ON NATIONAL TOUR Kips Bay Club member Carlos “CJ,” was invited to join the cast of the broadway musical ON YOUR FEET! The story of Emilio & Gloria Estefan. CJ is a member of Kips Bay’s performing arts dance program: Jr. K. Company and played the role of young Emilio during the six-month national tour.

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SLEEP NUMBER & NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Select Kips Bay summer campers participated in the ultimate gameday experience with the NFL and Sleep Number. Club members were greeted with personalized lockers that included a custom Sleep Number football jersey and gift bag. After the gameday field experience, former New York Giants wide receiver, Victor Cruz, announced that the participants would receive a brand new Sleep Number bed.

MICHAEL PHELPS’ “IMPROGRAM” MEDAL CEREMONY Lead by Kips Bay’s Aquatics Director, Eddie Oyola, aquatics staff taught members how to swim, techniques on water safety, including treading water and breathing techniques. The goal of Michael Phelps IMProgram is for participants to be comfortable in and around water, advance their swimming skills, and achieve good overall physical health.

MULTICULTURAL SOCCER PROGRAM The Castle Hill unit runs a weekly multicultural soccer program that brings over 250 young people to participate in soccer clinics and recreational play. This program promotes diversity through sports. On Martin Luther King Day, Castle Hill hosted their first ever MLK Jr. Tournament, which included a rotation of exhibition games. During game breaks, staff educated participants on the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and his impact on society.

COLLEGE SIGNING DAY Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club celebrated its inaugural College Signing Day in June 2018. It is a day of supporting academic success and celebrating the choice of making a commitment to higher education. Over 27 high school graduating seniors signed an official proclamation declaring their commitment to pursuing college and their dreams.

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With nine locations in the Bronx and a summer camp in Harriman, New York’s Hudson Valley, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club reaches youngsters who cannot get to the two main Clubhouses, Palmaro and Coudert. Our facilities are also located in public schools, community centers, and homeless shelters. Members at these facilities enjoy frequent trips to the Clubhouses for swimming, skating, digital arts, and special events.

Camp Sebago Kips Bay Summer Camp on Lake Sebago in Harriman State Park.

OUR LOCATIONS Frederic R. & Margaret Coudert Clubhouse The largest facility, at 28,000 square feet. Coudert has a sports complex, performing arts hall and new Digital Arts Center.

P.S. 36 After-school academics, arts and athletics for elementaryschool children.

P.S. 138 A Comprehensive After School System of NYC (COMPASS) program offering academic, athletic and arts programs.

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Lucile Palmaro Clubhouse

Castle Hill Community Center

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The flagship Clubhouse.

Approximately 57% of Kips Bay kids are enrolled here.

Leadership, academic, physical fitness and social programs for teens.

Located in homeless shelters run by HELP USA. Academic, social, and creative programs and services help children develop a sense of stability and self-worth, and focus on their education.

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Throggs Neck Community Center Academic, social and creative programs are provided yearround in a Comprehensive After School System of NYC (COMPASS) initiative, located in New York City public housing.

P.S. 304 and M.S. 101 After-school programs to develop and enhance academic and social skills.

WHAT’S IN THE PIPELINE PALMARO GAMES & CADET ROOMS EXPANSION

ZHANAE “I’m 9 years old and have been in Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club for 4 years.” Zhanae says she “loves Kips Bay because it gives me a place to play games, meet friends, read, and have fun with friends.”

Extensive renovations are set to begin at the Lucile Palmaro Clubhouse to accommodate the rapidly-growing numbers of our six- to nine-year-old Club members. The proposed renovation will reorganize current program space with dramatic upgrades to the Games Room, Cadet Room, Fine Arts Studio and expanded core activity rooms.

Significant enhancements include new energy-efficient

skylights in the Games Room, Cadet and Fine Arts areas. The addition of a new Education Room and enlargement of some existing spaces in the Clubhouse will help us maximize space for learning, fine and digital arts, and STEM programming. Improvements to lighting and HVAC will provide a more comfortable environment in the Clubhouse. Renovations will begin in the summer of 2019 and are to be completed by the spring of 2020.

COUDERT LEARNING KITCHEN A state-of-the-art Learning Kitchen is planned in the Frederic R. & Margaret Coudert Clubhouse to expand our budding culinary arts program.

This kitchen will serve as a vessel to educate our young people and their families about healthy eating, including how to shop for and cook healthy food.

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It will also provide valuable career-readiness services for teens interested in becoming professional chefs or entering the catering business.

Renovations are slated to start in the summer of 2019 and will be completed by the end of the calendar year.

KB IS ALWAYS TRYING NEW THINGS, OFFERING NEW ACTIVITIES FOR THE KIDS TO DO AND EXPERIENCE. IT’S AN EXCITING PLACE TO BE. ::Arlene Gonzalez, Parent and Volunteer

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MARCH 1, 2019

We are proud to announce Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has earned our fourth consecutive 4-star rating. This is our highest possible rating and indicates that our organization adheres to sector best practices and executes its mission in a financially efficient way. Attaining a 4-star rating verifies that Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club exceeds industry standards and out performs most charities in our area of work.

This exceptional designation from Charity Navigator sets Kips Bay Boys f & Girls Club apart from its peers and demonstrates to the public our trustworthiness.

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SPONSOR A CHILD INVESTING IN THE FUTURE Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has been serving youth for over 100 years and continues to make a remarkable impact in the Bronx community. Sponsor-A-Child contributions allow us to provide essential after-school programs to over 10,000 young people.

Thank you to all donors who have made an annual commitment towards Sponsor-A-Child.

Herve Aaron Steffani Aarons Ingrid Abramovitch Scot Ackerman Michael Aiduss Jessica Albaugh Caleb Anderson Jeremy Anderson Colette Anthon Joel Arencibia Andrew Baines Paul Baron Von Urban Neal Beckstedt Studio Kathleen Begala Kelly Behun Jeffrey Bershad Philip Bershad Sasha Bikoff Interior Design LLC Laura Bindloss Dolores Bolognini Michael BooDro Ray Booth Rayman Boozer Elizabeth Bouck Thomas C. Brasuell E.Braun & Co. Jordan Brill Timothy Brown Studio Joseph Calagna Felix Caraballo Sacco Carpet Peter Cherukuri Howard Christian Jill Cohen Joan Craig Gary P. Crain Kati Curtis Design Amanda Darnell James A. Denos Anthony Diguiseppe Jamie Drake James P. Druckman Susan M. Dunnis Easton-Steinmeyer Roger Einiger Stephen Elrod Daniel Farr Mark Ferguson

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Karen Marx Danielle Mazza William McAuliffe Margaret Q. McBride Elizabeth McDonough Suzanne McGrath Michael McGraw Thomas McManus McMillen Inc. Aman Meeks John Meeks Seton Melvin Cristina Miller Charles H. Mott Peter Murdock Debralee Nelson Mario Nievera Sandra Nunnerley Inc. Orsman Design, Inc. Andrew Oyen Miry Park David Parker Christopher Peacock Olivier Pechou Lourdes Perez-Berkeley David Phoenix William Pittel Matthew Pober George M. Poole Steve Prada LOM Property Consulting Stephen Proudman Kathryn Prounis Sarah Ramsey Claire Ratliff Julia Reed Eva Riccardi Katie Ridder Inc. Eve Robinson Associates John Rosselli Louisa Ryan Manuel D. Samora Scott Sanders LLC Christopher Santomero Stephanie Sarkies Rudy Saunders Sawyer Berson Architecture & Landscape LLP Cynthia Scaffner

Schumacher Mark Schwarz David Scott Gary Searle Kevin Sharkey William P. Short Maximillen Sinsteden Rachel Sitman Katharyn K. Smith Steven G. Sonet Christopher Spitzmiller, Inc. Sroka Design, Inc. Bissell Steve Robert Stilin, LLC Steven Stolman HG Stones Sara Story Design Philip Strutynski Lucas Studio, Inc. Sara G. Sullivan Studmuffin Desserts Howard Swarzman Franklin Sylvester Mieke C. Ten Artistic Tiles D’Ann Tollett Marcia Tucker Interiors Newell Turner Andrea Tutt Eleish Van Breems Emilia Vincent Jonathan Walker Jonas Weiner Fisher Weisman Design & Decoration Wade Weissmann Ashley Whittaker Scott Widmeyer Joshua Wiener Bunny Williams Steven Wilson Vincent Wolf Associates Inc.

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Photography by Pieter Estersohn and Eric Striffler

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Charlotte Moss & Kips Bay 1994, 1995, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012

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nown as one of the most iconic and rare townhouses on the Upper East Side, 36-38 East 74th Street is celebrated as a 40 foot wide mansion with a two car garage, 40 foot wide garden, approximately 14,000 sq. ft. interior, 19 rooms, 8 to 11 bedrooms, 10 fireplaces, soaring ceilings up to 17 feet, exquisite Gold Coast location one block from Central Park and impressive provenance. This 6-level single family townhouse pushes all the right buttons for a dazzling lifestyle and the ultimate in luxurious New York townhouse living.

A triumph of simplicity and classically refined ornament, the understated neo-Federal brick façade featuring four great bays with Greek fret bands and balustrades, and a delicate fanlight over the entrance, was designed for Mrs. George Whitney in 1920 by the renowned architectural firm Cross & Cross, who often worked with Rosario Candela. Originally two townhouses, in a row of 11 Italianate-style imposing brownstone residences with columnar entrance porticos, built by famed architects, D. & J. Jardine in 1870-1871, Cross & Cross combined the interiors of the two townhouses.

In 1948, Dorothy Hearst Paley, a glamorous figure in New York society at the time, purchased the townhouse and engaged Swiss architect, William Lescaze, a pioneer of modernism in American architecture, to provide interior alterations and remodel the front steps.

Known for her beauty and style, Ms. Paley was frequently photographed and written about during her glittering marriages to John Randolph Hearst and William S. Paley. She was immortalized by Henri Matisse in a 1936 charcoal portrait, and remembered for her social, human rights and political activism.

Several of the houses on the street were designed by the era’s most prominent architects, including the large neo-Georgian house at No. 33, designed in 1901 by architect Grosvenor Atterbury, and is one of his most elegant early 20th century designs.

Set in the heart of the Upper East Side, with Central Park one block away, The Met Breuer, housing some of The Metropolitan Museum’s collection of modern and contemporary art, is around the corner, with the Frick Museum close by, as are nearby Upper East Side preschools and private schools, all offering a superb lifestyle.

The 40-foot-wide interior offers sublime horizontal living rather than the vertical living found in townhouses, allowing the luxury of intimate or large scale entertaining to take place all on one exquisite Parlor Floor, with its 38 x 24 foot south-facing drawing room with fireplace, 12 foot ceiling, and grand bay window overlooking the garden. The Parlor Floor also features a perfect square 21 x 21-foot dining room with fireplace and a bay window overlooking the street, which is connected to the downstairs kitchen via a butler’s pantry and back stairs, as well as the intimate bay-windowed library, which also overlooks the street.

The Garden Floor of the townhouse provides for the exceptional: a two-car garage, chauffeur’s room or reception room, grand entrance gallery with glorious circular staircase, a lovely southfacing breakfast room with fireplace and door leading to the garden porch and the 40-footwide x 38 foot, approximately 1,520 sq. ft. south-facing garden. The kitchen, with stairs leading to the butler’s pantry off the upstairs dining room, is adjacent to the breakfast room and overlooks the garden. A small bar and a powder room complete the floor.

The Third Floor, currently configured as four bedrooms with two baths, including the large south-facing master bedroom, each with fireplace and two with bay windows overlooking the street, and comprising approximately 2,200 sq. ft., has the luxury of offering the entire floor 74

as a master bedroom suite with many flexible floor plan options, including a master bedroom, or his and her bedrooms, with a sitting room, large dressing room and large baths.

The Fourth Floor, which offers four to five bedrooms, two with fireplaces, and three bathrooms, is the perfect children’s floor with enough rooms to accommodate a family through several stages of children’s needs, including a nanny’s room, and later a playroom, or study room.

The Fifth Floor is an excellent choice for the family floor, comprising three rooms and two baths, including an artist’s studio with 17-foot ceiling, north-facing skylight, and adjoining bath, or this room can be a billiards room or media room. There is a bedroom with en suite bath, which can be a gym, and the third room can be used as a family TV/game room. This floor can also be used as staff quarters, or extended family quarters.

The Lower Level has a gym, laundry room, 5 storage rooms, and a mechanical room.

The elevator services all 6 levels, including the lower level, with doors that open on both sides, and provides direct access to the garage.

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House images from approximately 1939-1982 From: Loretta Hines Howard

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Photos by: Elliott Erwitt

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THE 13TH ANNUAL EVENING AT YANKEE STADIUM

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PROGRAM BEGINS AT 5PM | GAME BEGINS AT 7PM

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Live and silent auctions include Yankees' memorabilia, experiences & more.

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WITH APPRECIATION The Show House Staff

Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Executive Staff

Nazira Handal Director of Special Events & Corporate Sponsorships

Daniel Quintero Executive Director

Samantha Nottingham Director of Development

Jeremiah Johnsen Special Events Manager

Ines Zayas Director of Administrative & External Affairs

Show House Support Staff Ansara “Choco� Baker Andres Cabrera Carlos Telleria Tomas Torres

Yosef Korn Controller

Glenda Allen Accounts Payable

Christina Bello Development Coordinator

Journal Production Fred Hoxie, GHP Media

Elizabeth Cuebas Grants Manager

The Kips Bay Show House Shop Susan Waldman Shop Manager

Cherie Gayle Development Assistant

Insurance Advisor to Designers Fairmont Insurance Brokers

Nelson Gerena Payroll Administrator

Mirna Gonzalez Database Administrator

Legal Counsel Jody Saltzman

Rufaro Matombo Social Media & Website Manager

Public Relations Susan Magrino Agency

Special Thanks to all the volunteers for their valuable contribution of time and effort.

We are grateful; we couldn't do it without you!

Women's Committee Co-Chairs Ms. Patricia Grever-Quackenbush and Ms. Megan Smythe Volunteer Co-Chairs Ms. Maureen Lynch and Ms. Maureen Mulheren

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Gluckestein Design

AJ Madison

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Gold Coast Metal Works

Alex Papachristidis Interiors

4

Appliance Connection

27

Ariella Duker

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22, 94-95 69

Phillip Ennis

Raiola 79

Hampton Designer Showhouse Foundation 55

Richard Rabel Interiors + Art, LTD

Hearst/House Beautiful

Rinfret, LTD

Ilene Wetson

Back Cover 129

Robert Passal Robert Stilin, LLC

Audio Command Systems, Inc.

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Janice Parker Landscape Architects

Benjamin Moore

11

Jeff Lincoln Interiors

96-97

Santopietro Interiors

Billy Ceglia Designs

38

Jennifer Cohler Mason

98-99

Samuel & Sons

Bilotta Kitchens

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Jim Dove Design

Bunny Williams Interior Design

2

100-101

John B. Murray Architect

Cambria 14

J. Pocker

Charlotte Moss

Katherine Newman Design

70-71, 82-83

Christopher Peacock

84-85

Ciuffo Cabinetry

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Corey Dame Jenkins & Associates, LLC 86-87 Cristina Pepe Cullman & Kravis

78 88-89

Decorative Arts Showroom Delaney + Chin

48 90-91

Design Galleria Kitchen & Design Studio

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Drake / Anderson

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E. Braun & Co. New York

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Eve Robinson Associates, Inc.

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Ferguson and Shamamian Architects LLC

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Fete Home

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GHP Media

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Keep It Up, Inc.

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Kohler Company

6-7, 28, 37

Lutron + Ketra

18

Mansour 25

Sarah Bartholomew Design, LLC

104-105

Monrovia 136 Morgan Stanley

20

Natalie Kralem Interiors

106-107

Pappas Miron Design

108-109

Parc Monceau, Ltd.

21

Penn & Fletcher, Inc.

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Peti Lau

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Scott Salvator, Inc.

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Sheila Bridges Design SilverLining Interiors, Inc. Studio DB

118-119 5 120-121

Susan Zises Green Inc. ASID

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The Shade Store

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Vincente Wolf Associates

122-123

Young Huh Interior Design

124-125

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Paloma Contreras Interior Design

Peter Pennoyer Artchitects

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Schumacher

The Rug Company

Matthew Monroe Bees Interior Decoration

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