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Kathryn Hofgaarden Benefit Chairman

Marti Farley President

Welcome It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 2011 Pasadena Showcase House of Design. This year

we are proud to present an elegant English Country Manor by renowned architect Paul Williams. Because of the historical significance of this estate, it was very important to us that the renovations preserve the integrity of Williams’ design. This year you may find that this exquisite home has been restored rather than remodeled. We hope you will appreciate the features original to the home and be inspired by the beautiful and sophisticated dÊcor provided by the talented interior designers.

The rural nature of what was originally an equestrian estate has been preserved with the addition of lovely gardens. These areas, created by our gifted landscape designers, are a pleasant respite from city life.

Be sure to visit the Pool, the adjacent Bungalow, and the Guest Cottage. These charming outbuildings are not to be missed. A visit to Showcase would not be complete without visiting the Shops at Showcase. They have an amazing selection of merchandise at a variety of prices.

Please visit the Restaurant at Showcase catered by TasteBuds. The menu has a delicious choice of items appropriate for any time of day.

We wish to express our appreciation to the designers and their resources who have worked so hard to bring this enormous project to fruition. We are indebted to our Special Friends, Patrons, and the Community Volunteers for their valuable contributions. We are especially grateful to the PSHA membership for their dedication. It is an honor to have shared this voyage with these remarkable men and women.

Thank you for your patronage. Your attendance has enabled us to contribute over $17 million in support of music that has left a lasting legacy throughout the community.

Enjoy your visit!

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Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday: 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

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Ticket Prices Prime Time: $35 online or by phone $40 at the Showcase House Weekdays, 9:00 am – 1:45 pm Weekends, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Weekday Matinee: $30 online or by phone $35 at the Showcase House Tuesday, 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 2:00 pm – 7:30 pm Service fees are charged for tickets purchased online or by phone.

Parking Complimentary parking and shuttle Pasadena Rose Bowl – Lot I 360 N.Arroyo Boulevard, Pasadena, CA 91103 Alternate Parking – Saturday, April 23 Parsons Corporation 100 West Walnut Street Pasadena, CA 91103 Entrance to the parking lot is on Walnut, west of Fair Oaks Avenue.

Alternate Parking – Sunday, May 15 Verdugo Hills Hospital 1812 Verdugo Boulevard Glendale, CA 91208

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CoNteNts Your Attendance Supports .....................24 Members of the Pasadena Showcase House of Design ...................................30

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The Guest Cottage ................................70 Saxony Design Build

Maiden’s Bath........................................54 Sierra Custom Kitchens, Inc.

Mr. McGregor’s Garden ........................76 Alastair Boase Landscape Design & Bottom of the Porch Landscape Design

Patrons..................................................33 Special Friends ......................................35 Benefit Committee ................................37

Rumpus Room ......................................55 House of Honey

The Estate and Its History....................40 Interior and Exterior Advisors ...............42

Kitchen & Laundry Room.....................56 Yorkshire Kitchens Inc.

The Entry Garden.................................43 Underwood Landscape, LLC

Banquet Room.......................................58 Amy DeVault Interior Design, Inc.

Reception Hall......................................44 George Massar Design

Parlour..................................................59 Jon Jahr and Associates

Gentlemen’s Lounge ..............................46 Lawrence J. Rizkowsky Design

Carriage House .....................................60 Garage Envy, Inc.

The Great Room ...................................48 David Dalton, Inc.

Courtyard & Knot Garden.....................62 Logoluso Design Studio

Outdoor Kitchen ...................................77 Yorkshire Kitchens Inc. Flight of the Monarchs ..........................78 David Snow Garden Design Tranquility Garden................................79 Reliable Gardens, Inc. The Terrace & Tavern...........................80 Bright Living The Restaurant at Showcase ..................82 The Shops at Showcase..........................83 Resource Directory ...............................98

Lady’s Study .........................................49 Julie Kays Design

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Master Chambers ..................................50 Swanson-Ollis Interiors

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Regal Retreat .........................................51 Barclay Butera Interiors

Pool Bungalow ......................................66 David Reaume Construction & Design

List of Resources ..................................99 Directory of Advertisers .......................108

Stream Crossing ...................................67 Mel-O-Dee Garden Center & Mystic Water Gardens

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whose members donate their time and talents to produce the annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design.

The proceeds from the Pasadena Showcase House of Design have provided funding for the music programs and the gifts and grants described on the following pages. Your attendance and support has enabled PSHA to make cumulative donations of over $17 million in support of the arts and provide opportunities for over 350,000 young people to discover, enjoy, and study classical music. PSHA has supported and partnered with the Los Angeles Philharmonic for over sixty years. It has also funded hundreds of programs for other non-profit organizations. These include music education, the purchase of instruments and uniforms for school bands, music therapy for at-risk children and seniors, and the sponsorship of concerts, choral programs, and musical theater among many others.

Since 1948, PSHA has enriched the lives of countless members of the community. With your support, PSHA hopes to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.

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Suzanne Narbonne as Harriet Smithson in Symphonie Fantastique.

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To expand its community outreach, in 2005 PSHA entered into a partnership with the Pasadena Conservatory of Music (PCM) to present Music Mobile™. Together, PCM musicians and PSHA members travel to local schools throughout the San Gabriel Valley with our very own distinctive Music Mobile™ van packed with brass, woodwind, string and percussion instruments. Students and teachers participate in a hands-on presentation of orchestra instruments. They listen, learn and are given the opportunity to play musical instruments culminating in a simulated symphony orchestra. Beyond the introductory information the students receive, the program serves to stimulate curiosity about music and encourage further exploration and appreciation. Each child takes home a sample of their musical experience through the gift of a CD of orchestra music.

There is nothing more satisfying than seeing the surprise and delight on the faces of these children as they experience the classic sound and feel of orchestra music, some for the very first time.

Music Mobile™ is funded by PSHA with your help today in visiting our enchanting 2011 Pasadena Showcase House of Design.

Suzanne Hart PSHA Music Mobile™ Chairman The thrill of discovering a musical sound!

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Wonder in the eyes of 3rd graders from Sierra Madre School.

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Youth CoNceRt Pasadena Showcase House Youth Concert

On October 27, 2010, Pasadena Showcase for the Arts (PSHA), in partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, hosted nearly 4,100 fourth grade students and their teachers from 52 schools throughout the San Gabriel Valley at the 57th annual PSHA Youth Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

As a result of your patronage of the Pasadena Showcase House of Design, more than 200,000 students have attended these concerts. Most of the children were introduced to the concept of an orchestra and its instruments through the PSHA Music Mobile ™ while they were in third grade; however, for many of them, this was their first exposure to classical music as played by a world class orchestra such as the Los Angeles Philharmonic!

This year, the orchestra, conducted by Jean-Michaël Lavoie, performed an original production featuring the music of Berlioz’ Symphonie Fantastique. Gifted dancers and actors presented a self-portrait of the composer, Berlioz, and his beloved Harriet. The music was powerful and the journey we took as the romantic and tragic tale unfolded left the audience wanting more. It was an exciting and rewarding experience for one and all!

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4th grade students attend the 2010 Youth Concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

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INstRumeNtal CompetitioN Pasadena Showcase House Instrumental Competition The Pasadena Showcase House Instrumental Competition has awarded nearly $400,000 in prize money since it began in 1985. String, woodwind, and brass players ranging from ages

Instrumental Competition Awards and Prizes 6,000

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Honorable Mention

16 to 24, living or attending school in Southern California, compete for individual prizes ranging from $500 to $6,000. The judging panel includes members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.

The 2010 Pasadena Showcase House Instrumental Competition was held on Saturday, November 6 at The Colburn School of Music in the beautiful Thayer Hall. From a pool of fifty applicants, ten semifinalists performed for the panel of judges, lead by Head Judge, cellist David Garrett. The judges were Ingrid Chun, Brian Drake, Anne Marie Gabriele, John Hayhurst, Cathy Ransom Karoly and John Lofton.

The Grand Prize for Exceptional Talent and Musicianship was awarded to bassoonist Andrew Brady, who is pursuing a Bachelor of Music, Bassoon Performance at The Colburn School of Music. He is the principal bassoon for the Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra and also plays with the American Youth Symphony.

First Place winners were: Kristopher Westrich, brass; Indira Rahmatulla, strings; and Michael Zuber, woodwinds. Second Place was awarded to Ryan Darke, brass; Ryan Meehan, strings; and Sang Yoon Kim, woodwinds. Honorable Mention was awarded: to Spencer Brown, brass; and Han Bin Yoon, strings. The Jack Smith Award for Most Promising Talent was awarded to Michelle Tseng, strings.

Through the past 25 years of the Instrumental Competition, many of the winners have gone on to flourishing careers. The Grand Prize Winner in 2009, Jose Gonzales, is the First Chair Clarinet with the San Francisco Opera. Flautist Abel Delgado, who won in 2000, performed twice with the Los Angeles Philharmonic as a soloist and currently holds the position of Assistant Conductor for the Young Musicians Foundation Orchestra. Cellist Jonathan Karoly, who after winning the competition in 1996, became the youngest member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic at age 22.

Dana Marevich, PSHA Instrumental Competition Chairman

Andrew Brady, Grand Prize Winner.

The winners and judges after the 2010 Instrumental Competition.

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Gifts & GRaNts Pasadena Showcase House Gifts and Grants $750,000 Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts is pleased to present the Gifts and Grants recipients for 2011. Due to the success of the 2010 Pasadena Showcase House of Design, $750,000 in gifts and grants is being awarded to schools, orchestras, and choral groups, among many other non-profit organizations. These recipients provide a myriad of programs, including music education, music therapy, the underwriting of concerts, musical theatre, opera, and choral productions. Lynn Mehl, PSHA Gifts and Grants Chairman List of Recipients American Composer Forum of Los Angeles Making Music in the Schools American Red Cross Donation for children’s educational programs Donation for the restoration of the Cravens Mansion A Place Called Home, Los Angeles Music Education Program Blair IB School, Pasadena “Ovations”—Spring Musical Band Camp

The Colburn School Concert Series Need-based Tuition Scholarships Don Benito Fundamental Elementary School, Pasadena Choral Music Program Downey Symphonic Society Music in the Schools Program Education Through Music— Los Angeles Music Education Program Five Acres Music Therapy Program

Braille Institute Johnny Mercer Children’s Choir

Foothills Middle School Music Club Music Instruction

California Women’s Chorus 2011 Vocal Awards Concert

Friends of Levitt Pavilion Children’s Hour Concert Series

Classical KUSC Radio LA Phil On-Air Broadcast Series

Glendale Youth Orchestra Concerts at Alex Theatre

Clifton Middle School, Monrovia Instrumental Music Camp

Harmony Project Summer Music Festival

Hillsides Music Therapy Program Institute of Music, Arts & Science, Bellflower Youth Music Scholarship Program Intimate Opera Company Madame Butterfly John Muir High School, Pasadena “Beehive”—Spring Musical La Canada High School Choral Parents Musical Instrumentals Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra “Whimsical Wins” Family Concert Los Angeles High School for the Arts Strings Chamber Music Instructional Program Los Angeles Opera Company Opera Education Pathways Los Angeles Master Chorale Family Holiday Concert

Hathaway­Sycamores Child & Family Services High Notes—Music Outreach Project

The Colburn Orchestra 28 This page is sponsored by Gregory and Jennifer Johnson.

Shumei Arts Council

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Los Angeles Philharmonic Association School Partners Program

Therapeutic Living Centers for the Blind Music Therapy Program

Sponsorship of eight concerts at the Hollywood Bowl during the 2011 Summer Season

Villa Esperanza Services Music Therapy Program

Concert Tickets for 500 school children and their families to attend Opening Night 2011 at the Hollywood Bowl

Washington Middle School Glee Club “Bye Bye Birdie”—Spring Musical

Sponsorship of a concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall during the 2011/2012 Season Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA) McKinley Elementary School Jazz Program Monte Vista Elementary School, La Crescenta K–3 Music Instruction The Music Unlocks Success in Children Foundation K–5 Music Instruction Pacific Serenades 25th Anniversary Concert Series Pasadena Arts Council Young Artist Music Award Pasadena Child Development Associates Need-based Tuition Assistance

Wildcat Band Boosters, Monrovia Customization of Musical Equipment Trailer Wilson Middle School Re-establishment of Strings Orchestra

Organizations interested in applying for a Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts grant may request information or an application beginning in July 2011 by Emailing a request to:

Community Volunteers for Staffing Affiliates at Large American Association of University Women—Alhambra/San Gabriel American Association of University Women—Glendale American Association of University Women—Montebello/ Monterey Park American Association of University Women—Pasadena Cañada Auxiliary of Professionals, Assistance League of Flintridge

grants@pasadenashowcase.org

College Women’s Club of Pasadena

or downloading the application from the

Committee of Professional Women for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association

website:www.pasadenashowcase.org or writing to: Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts P.O. Box 80262, San Marino, CA 91118

Delta Kappa Gamma Society International—Omicron Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.— Pasadena Alumnae Chapter

Pasadena Conservatory of Music Outreach Music Program in the PUSD

Five Acres

Pasadena High School Instrumental Music Club Performing Arts Program

Foothill Philharmonic Committee Friends of the Pasadena Playhouse

Pasadena Master Chorale The Green Concert

Glendale Committee for the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Pasadena Opera Guild Youth Education Program

Long Beach Auxiliary for the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Pasadena Senior Center Concerts in the Park Series

Pasadena Jewish Temple Sisterhood

Pasadena Summer Youth Chamber Orchestra Summer Concert Series

Philanthropic Educational Organization, Chapter MZ La Canada

Pasadena Symphony Association “Music Under the Stars” Concert

Shakespeare League of Pasadena

Rio Hondo Concert Band Musical Instrument Repair and Replacement

SouthWest Heights Philharmonic Committee

Shumei Arts Council of America Youth Concerts

Trojan Affiliates

Southwest Chamber Music Project MUSE

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MEmbeRs Members of the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts Active Susanne Abbott Susie Aguirre Marilyn Anderson Susie Caron Chun-Yen Chen Mary Ann Clayton Barbara Damerel Karen Daroca Roslyn DeForest Diana deNoyelles Erin Dundee Marti Farley Jill Fosselman Karol Franks Helen Gipson Donna Gotch Cheri Graham Brigett Guitron Coralia Handayan Linda Healy Kathryn Hofgaarden Marianne Houston Linda Jenkins Chini Johnson-Taylor Jean Keatley Barbara Lake Linda Larsen Cynthia Legato Michele Lembo Lisa Loeffler Hunter MacEachern Nancy Maclean Dana Marevich Beverly Marksbury Carol Matsui Gretchen McNally Lynn Mehl Delise Menik Beverly Muench Andrell Panconi Gail Poulson Cathy Raacke Pam Ragus Eileen Reilly Cindy Steffen Joy Sullivan* Vera Teller Kerri Terrill Jan Tompkins Stephani Tyler Christine Upton Barbara Washington Katherine Watkins Judee Welch Marja Wiersema Kathleen Wilson 30

Business Jenine Baines Dede Chiang Jenny Chiang Rena Delgado Shari Domenghini Janette Emamian Suzanne Hart Serena Ho Callie Hoffer Michaeline RĂŠ Marybeth Rehman-Dittu Julianne Reynoso Undine Schwarz Danielle Takata Marie Tom Joan Vienna Melinda Widuch Snyder Linda Zimmer Intermediate Kristin Bennett Donna Brambila Nancy Claff Kim Covey

Georgia Coye Tenaya Custer Bernadette DeMesme-Anders Nicole DeWeese Kathleen Feely Marilynn Francis Mary Gillham Cindy Hawkins Marcia Kreditor Gari Kupka Vicki Liske Jan McEachern Monica Miller Walsh Donna Prinzhorn Sharon Ramage Gervel Sampson Debra Scott Karen Stracka* Barbara Voors Nancy Ward Janet Webb Martha Wetzel Julie Withers

Associate Shere Adair Cathy Alexander Marilyn Allen Roseann Anderson Barbara Arnold Sue Barry Lisa Battaglia Dawn Bazler Elsie Behrends Fran Benuska* Kathy Berchild Joan Bergman Gipsy Bergstrom Fran Biles* Toni Bird Jeannie Blackburn Jacqueline Blank Anne Blomstrom Sue Boegh MaryLou Boone Meredith Brucker Martha Brumfield Pat Burns

Sallie Cameron Linda Cantwell* Teri Caughron Linda Chang Alisa ChanpongAmateau Doris Christy* Janice Clifford Mary Anne Cogbill Nancy Cole Margaret Sheehy Collins Mary Cologne Julie Condon Marilyn Conzonire Mimi Coombs Roberta Cope Carlye Cordner Holly Cornet Jean Crabtree Louise Crawford Wendy Crowley Ginny Cushman* Jeanine Cushman Annabelle Dahl

Josephine Davis Ginger Detoy Ann Dryden Rebecca Ebershoff Joanne Eccleston Patricia Ellison Mary Erickson Ann Farrar Kathryn Fauble Jacqueline Ficht Julee Floyd Carolyn Fox Judy Frank* Gerri Lee Frye Nancy Frykman B.J. Gaddy Candida Genzmer Marilyn Gerich Barbara Giampaolo Patricia Grant* Mary Haltom Roxanne Hampton Norma Hanlin Rose Harley

Ellen Haserot Robin Hatheway Jennifer Higginbotham Michele Hipolito Sally Holt Ardella Horsfall Debbie Hourihan Betty Hutchison Lucia Ibosh Joy Ingoglia-Bonacci Susan Jackson Noel Jeffrey Priscilla Jenkins Jane Jett Jennifer Johnson Mireya Jones* Joan Kaplanis Cindy Kelly Nancy Kennedy* Margarethe Knoblock Jennith Knox Ruth Kokka Barbara Kral Rosanne Kusar

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BoaRd of DiRectoRs 2010–2011

Board of Directors President* Marti Farley First Vice President* Beverly Marksbury Second Vice President—Benefit* Kathryn Hofgaarden Third Vice President—Finance* Marilyn Anderson Fourth Vice President— Gifts & Grants* Lynn Mehl Membership Chairman* Danielle Takata Secretary* Mary Ann Clayton Advisor / Parliamentarian* Delise Menik Treasurer Jean Keatley Hospitality Chairman Diana deNoyelles PSHA Instrumental Competition Chairman Dana Marevich PSHA Music Mobile™ Chairman Suzanne Hart PSHA Youth Concert Chairman Andrell Panconi Provisional Chairman Katherine Watkins Lynn Laak Amelia Lamb Mary Lamb Janice Lambert Charlene Liebau* Carol Liebau Aquinas Lightfoote Marjorie Lindbeck Michelle Liset Barbara Little Pauli Logan Dianne Magee Susan Mahlmann Diane Manchee Mardi Mann Mona Mapel* Linda Massey Weta Mathies* Barbara Maxwell* Ruth Mayeda Vicki McCluggage Sylvia McColl Susi McConaghy* Joyce McGilvray

Cindy McNeish* Donna Melone RoseMary Mitchell Tina Mitchell Bernadette Murray Jean Nash Illona Neff Muriel Newell Beverly Nocas Susan Norberg Jane Odom Susan Olsen Carol O’Toole Brenda Owen* Jean Ownbey Sharon Pelton Maureen Polich Kay Quinn* Janice Raney Susan Ratliff Sylvia Re Lorrine Recabaren Christine Reeder Erika Riley

Marilyn Roberts Deborah Rodin Betty Rossiter* Anne Rothenberg* Patricia Ryan Elizabeth Samson Barbara Sanchez Cherie Saxton Rosemary Schroeder Collette Schweitzer Anne Scott Jane Scott* Linda Seiter* Susan Seitz Martha Siefert* Rosemary Simmons* Barbara Simpson Claire Slaught Joannah Smith Mary Ann Smith Suzanne Sposato* Joyce Sprafka Susan Steele Peg Stephens

Louise Strnad* Laney Techentin Geraldine Tevrizian Carol Thompson Anita Tsuji Faye Van Doren Charlotte Varner Lorna Wallen Anna Marie Warren Patricia Weckerly Polly Wheaton Barbara White-Thomson Phyllis Wilburn Suzanne Wilcox Janet Dahl Willcox Laura Wisner Billie Youngblood-Knolle Nancy Yung Laurie Zeh Cheryl Zimmer Leave of Absence Shelly Reisch

Public Relations Chairman Callie Hoffer

Non­Resident Peggy Brown Judith Epley Jeanne Garcia Holly Hubbell Leslie Lathrop Joan Scott Gail Swain

Publications Chairman Jan Tompkins Season Tickets Chairman Stephani Tyler Non­Voting Board Members

Provisional Patricia Hooper Andrea Kelly Marilyn Keown Linda Polwrek Debra Qurtman Chuck Rubin Glenda Shaw Ping Shih Eleanor Sturzenacker Rose Marie Tolver *Emeritus

Archivist / Historian Joy Sullivan Associate Representatives Jennifer Higginbotham & Betty Hutchison Intermediate Representatives Georgia Coye & Vicki Liske Investment Fund Chairman Karen Stracka Telephone Chairman Janet Willcox *Executive Committee

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2011 PatRoNs Maestro

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Land Rover Pasadena Joseph Drown Foundation

Vivaldi Kathryn and Charles Hofgaarden Marybeth and Ashfaq Rehman-Dittu Katherine and Robert Watkins Mozart Carl von Hofgaarden Handel Wren and Paul Davis Bach John and Marti Farley H. Leslie and Elaine S. Hoffman Foundation John and Joan Hotchkis Gregory and Jennifer Johnson Donna and Martin Melone Esther and Frank Placzek Paul and Beverly Toffel Ian and Barbara White-Thomson Chopin Fran and Dan Biles Sue and Al Boegh Mary Lou Boone Dr. Hollis and Linda Chang Professor Robert and Dr. Mary Ann Clayton Jan Clifford R. Bryant and G. Creer Diana deNoyelles and Edward H. Bailey Judith and Vincent Dundee Joan and Howden Fraser Linda Troyer and Jill Fulton Donna Gotch and John Kochian Terry and Lesley Green Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Hanlin Suzanne and Michael Hart Catherine â&#x20AC;&#x153;Tinkâ&#x20AC;? Cheney & Barry Jones Jean and James Keatley Harvey and Ellen Knell Billie Youngblood-Knolle and Frank Knolle Richard and Marie Knowles

Mr. and Mrs. John Knox Gerda Ann Koontz Richard and Toni Moss Kay and Leonard Quinn Nancy Ramage Mrs. Kenneth Riley Terry and Marley Sanderson Linda and John Seiter Ping Shih Rary Simmons Karen and Jim Stracka Elayne G. Techentin Joe and Betsy Terrazas Jan and Craig Tompkins Laura and Peter Wisner Beethoven Mrs. Charles J. Detoy Gerri Lee Frye Charlene and Jack Liebau Margaret and Bob McMurray Carolyn P. Moss Sharon and Ken Pelton Barbara Faries Simpson Stephen and Stephani Tyler Phyllis and Frank Winnaman Tchaikovsky Kristin Bennett John and Kathy Berchild Karen and Tim Chrisman Georgia and Michael Coye Ginny and John Cushman Jeanine S. Cushman Sally De Witt Rebecca and David Ebershoff Jim and Peggy Galbraith Marilyn and Brian Gerich Susan Waeham Hamilton Kristin and Berkeley Harrison Serena Ho Mireya Asturias Jones Amy and David Lamb Dana and Michael Marevich Irene and Howard Marshall Weta and Allen Mathies Mrs. Stanlee McNeish Dr. Lynn Mehl Rose Mary L. Mitchell Beverly and Robert Muench

Dr. Julian S. Neistadt Susan Olsen Cap and Mitzi Printup Anette and Edward Pumphrey Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ragus Lorrine Recabaren Betty and John Rossiter Chuck Rubin and Tom Munsell Jeff and Peg Stephens Joy and Bernie Sullivan Christine Upton Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Warren Judee Welch Dave and Judy Wilson Laurie and Dale Zeh Patricia and Robert Zuber Strauss Barbara and Leon Arnold Linda and Howard Cantwell Marilyn and Ronald Conzonire Tenaya S. Custer Barbara and Jeffrey Damerel Mary and Jack Erickson Carolyn Fox Casey, Robbie and Campbell Healy Linda Larsen David and Paula Lund Linda Massey Carol Matsui Marji Sorley and Ron Neverman Mr. and Mrs. Vern Richardson Patrick J. Wade, M.D. Lorna Wallen

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Special FRieNds We gratefully acknowledge the following who have each contributed in various ways.

Their participation and support is sincerely appreciated.

Major Resource Supplier Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Sara McLean Tim Bosveld Michelle Urbina George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply Rick Brandley Snyder Diamond Russ Diamond Jeff Chojnack Julie Arcelay

Media Sponsor KPCC

A-CO Temporary Power Brian Burns Admit One Products, Inc. Michael O’Keefe Joseph Geer Jessica Kissel Joan Miller Cendi Sis-Velix Ruben Cardenas Ai Technologies Italo Devoto Alan PreFab Building Corporation Bret Andrus Alexander Vertikoff Arcadia Party Rentals Tom Behrens Bob Cherry, Inc. Bob Cherry Sara Cherry-Evans David Evans Chapman Insurance Greg Chapman Mike Smith Lisa Figueroa

Charles Hofgaarden Christopher Ryan Wall Covering and Paint

Illumination Dynamics, Inc. Bill Prince Impressions USA

City of La Canada-Flintridge Donald R. Voss Robert J. Stanley John Van Doren Patrick P. Clarke Chris Gjolme Jo Anne Parinas Erik Zandvliet Susan Bertness Mary Jo Hanold

Iron Furniture Designs Efren Peralta

City of Pasadena Michelle Bernal Rosemary Evangelista Raphael Guillen

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Clark and Trevithick Don Clark Rajnish Puri ColorGraphics Kirk Bennett Descanso Gardens Susan Armstrong Dolphin Rents, Inc. Grace Velazco Dr. Sigmund Abelson Edward Bailey Felikian’s Carpet One Greg Felikian Andre Harmand Fiber Guard, Inc. Don Rushfeldt David Rushing Financial Network Corporation Christopher Willis Foothill Municipal Water District Nina Jazmadarian Gina Lash Home Wizards Cindy Dole KFWB Radio House of Printing Husbands and Families of PSHA

Janet & Alan Stanford Jill Vig

Pasadena Lock Shop

Jim Edwards Construction Jones Coffee Roasters Chuck Jones Mireya Jones

Keithley Plumbing Kelly Paper John Olmos

Pasadena Conservatory of Music Samuel Banuelos Daniel Corral Amelia Firnstahl Gino Garcia Eric Layer Stephen McCurry

StoragePasadena Moving and Storage Tommy Schiffilea Pasadena Print Shop Michael Jenkins Patterson’s Topiaries, Pots & Tea Drew Domenghini

PCV Photographic Services La Canada neighbors of the Peter Christiansen Valli 2011 Pasadena Showcase House Carl Kalamon Lentz-Tolley Productions Phillipps Specialty Paving Steven Lentz Jerry Phillipps Dave Tolley Post Alarm Systems Lightrider Electric Bob Jennison Los Angeles Philharmonic ProGraphics Group Deborah Borda Tim Stevens David Chambers Liz Cawley Martin Cernosek Bonnie Michael Rada Jovicic Epfinio Cabral III Tim Landi Ringo Louie Guitron Rose Bowl Lynn Van Dam Darryl Dunn Merry Plumbing Julie Benavidez Jim Miller Sister Domenica Maria Mission Wine and Spirits Southern California Edison Al Meymarian Tony Esquer Newhaven Builders, Inc. Special Event Contractors, LLC Outdoor Elegance Patio and Adrian Velazquez Design Center Stanislawski and Harrison Tom Kay Alan Harrison Doug Sanicola Staples Office Supplies Parsons Corporation Misty Wolley Erin Kuhlman Amy Pieper Steve Placzek Linda Wood TasteBuds Culinary, Inc. Parsons ParPark Melissa Davis Matthew Jordan Natalia Pedroza Carolyn Craig

Ted Wiersema The Building Biographer Tim Gregory The Colburn School John Collinson The Electrix Company The Glass House The Kitchen for Exploring Foods Peggy Dark John Robinson THE Magazine Steve Tobia Town and Country Event Rentals Trimming Land Company, Inc. Transit Systems Unlimited, Inc. Maurice Vanegas Union Bank of California Tamar Makarian Valley Crest Trees Valley Water Company Bob Fan Verdugo Hills Hospital Elen Borja Veronica Alif Zorn Design Studio Carol Zorn

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More designers prefer the look of Dunn-Edwards.

We asked interior designers what paint and color system they specify most. The pros’ choice, by far, was Dunn-Edwards.®* Want the look designers prefer? Go with Dunn-Edwards, the exclusive paint of the Pasadena Showcase House of Design for more than 40 years. * Based on a survey of interior design professionals in the greater Los Angeles, Phoenix and Tucson areas. ©2011 Dunn-Edwards Corporation. All rights reserved.

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BeNefit Committee 2011 Benefit Chairman Kathryn Hofgaarden Assistant to the Benefit Chairman Eileen Reilly General Operations Karen Stracka

Move In/Move Out Diana deNoyelles Marja Wiersema Neighbors Marybeth Rehman-Dittu Parking/Transportation Karen Daroca Christine Upton

Security Nancy Claff Cora Handayan Benefit Secretary Gail Poulson Designer Liaison Joan Vienna Exterior Brigett Guitron Linda Jenkins Cindy Steffen

Advertising Linda Larsen Nancy Maclean

Shops Treasurers Barbara Damerel Undine Schwarz

Graphics & Printing Erin Dundee Pam Ragus

Promotions Linda Zimmer

Staffing Linda Healy Marianne Houston

Hospitality Shari Domenghini Gretchen McNally

Marketing Jenine Baines Vicki Liske Hunter MacEachern

Permits Barbara Damerel

Garden Docent Tours Julianne Reynoso Kathleen Wilson

Provisionals Katherine Watkins

Staffing Handbook Christine Upton

Public Relations Callie Hoffer

Tickets Donna Gotch Joy Sullivan

Empty House Party Beverly Marksbury Delise Menik

Database Judee Welch

Resource Party Robin Hatheway Mike Hipolito

Foreign Media Chun-Yen Chen Dede Chiang Jenny Chiang

House Operations Jan Emamian Cynthia Legato

Magazines & Newspapers Chini Johnson-Taylor

Member Tickets Beverly Muench

Radio Michele Lembo

Ticket Marketing Stephani Tyler

Television Jenine Baines Rena Delgado

Ticket Treasurer Melinda Widuch Snyder

Interior Susanne Abbott Cathy Raacke Patrons Judee Welch

Complimentary Tickets Cheri Graham Gift Certificates Carol Matsui

Restaurant at Showcase Mary Ann Clayton Karol Franks

Premiere Night Marilyn Anderson Georgia Coye

Restaurant Treasurer Susie Caron

Program Jan Tompkins Assistant to Program Vera Teller

Treasurer Jean Keatley Assistant to Treasurer Lisa Loeffler President Marti Farley

Shops at Showcase Dana Marevich Katherine Watkins Assistant to Shops Lynn Mehl

Assistant to the Benefit Chairman Eileen Reilly

Interior Chairmen Susanne Abbott & Cathy Raacke

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Program design and production Zorn Design Feature photography Alexander Vertikoff Portrait photography Peter Christiansen Valli Printing ColorGraphics

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The HistoRY

Circa 1920

Renowned architect, Paul Revere Williams, designed this English Country Manor in 1927. Williams borrowed ideas from the past without using excessive ornamentation and, according to one critic; he was “the last word in elegant traditionalism.” This revered residence remains a celebrated illustration of English Period Revival at its best.

The ARchitect Paul Williams, an African-American, became renowned for designing major buildings such as the Federal Office Building, Los Angeles County Courthouse, Union Station, Saks Fifth Avenue, the Beverly Hills Hotel and over 2,000 homes in Southern California. He was known as the “architect to the stars” and designed homes for Cary Grant, Groucho Marx, Lauren Bacall, Lucille Ball, Frank Sinatra, Danny Thomas, Humphrey Bogart, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, Tyrone Powers and dozens more.

Williams attended Polytechnic High School in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles School of Art and the Los Angeles Beaux-Arts Institute of Design.

From 1916–1919, he pursued his degree in architectural engineering at the University of Southern California. At the same time, under Reginald D. Johnson, he worked on his first project costing more than $100,000.

Williams was licensed to practice in California in 1921, establishing his own firm in 1922. Williams became the first African-American to become a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Southern California Chapter. Williams published his first book, The Small Home of Tomorrow, and in 1946 he published, New Homes for Today. In 1957, he was the first African-American elected to the AIA College of Fellows.

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the owNeRs John Bishop Green, his wife, Lillian, their son and daughter were the first occupants of the Flintridge home. Green was born on February 17, 1874 in San Rafael, California. Green was a painting contractor, rancher and real estate broker and his wife was active in Long Beach society.

Green commissioned the construction of the 7,205 square foot home at a cost of $36,525. The Southwest Builder and Contractor reported in 1927 that Paul Williams had completed plans for a two-story and basement, fourteen-room brick veneer dwelling “of the English farmhouse type.” It was to have a plaster and brick exterior, a shake roof, five tile bathrooms, tiled drain boards, automatic water heaters, unit heating systems, hardwood and tile floors, hardwood and pine trim, mantels, electric refrigeration, inter-room telephone system, garage, stables and landscaping.

The family owned the Flintridge property for only a short time and it was likely they used this home as a “country retreat.” They sold it in 1930, perhaps unable to maintain it after the onset of the Great Depression.

Between 1930 and 1949, the house had several owners. In 1949, the property was advertised for sale in the Los Angeles Times. It was described as the “best Flintridge location with the most authentic 17th century English home in this country.” It was “architecturally perfect, even to the stables with box stalls and tack and feed rooms—complete in every detail including riding exercise ring and bridle trails, championship concrete tennis court, a large swimming pool with dressing rooms, picnic grounds and a barbecue adjoining beautifully landscaped glen. Entire property all wooded and informally planted.” Purchased in 1949, it has remained in the same family for over 60 years.

The Estate Upon entering the expansive grounds, one comes upon the home’s striking exterior with its red brick veneer and hipped and gabled roof. The two distinctive chimneys are topped with decorative chimney pots, as was popular in the old English style. Located just behind the home is a championship-sized tennis court, built in 1930. The “old-poured” concrete pool was added circa 1948 and included a charming his and hers dressing room bungalow. The rustic barn area once housed stables, a riding exercise ring and bridle trail. Tranquil waterways surround the home and complement the many wistful walking paths. The interior is just as inspiring with its cork flooring and a most unique ceiling made up of plaster of paris and burlap. The grand living room displays a prominent fireplace and dark, stained paneling. The beautiful glass casement windows with lead lined in-lay crowns and emblems found throughout the home add to its architectural significance. Upstairs, a pitched hallway leads to five generous bedrooms, four bathrooms and enchanting alcoves.

Research by Tim Gregory, The Building Biographer Physical home inspection by Bob Cherry of Bob Cherry, Inc. Big Bear, California

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2011 PasadeNa Showcase HOuse of DesigN

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Karina Oldemans Interior Design

Debra Raab Landscape Architecture

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P.O. Box 94325 Pasadena, California 91109 626.792.4900 www.dfrdesigns.com

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nspired by the house’s English Period Revival design and amassed asymmetrical façade, the Entry Garden highlights Paul William’s elegant style and sense of classic traditionalism. Glossy dark green rhaphiolepis hedges gracefully lead to the recessed arched entrance and frame the existing brick paved path. The neatly trimmed shrubs’ rich luscious leaves and petite pale flowers complement the red brick exterior and anchor the steeply pitched multi-gabled slate rooflines and the prominent, elegant chimney. Additionally, they add softness to the heavy wooden hinged door and balance the wrought iron lattice that crowns the entrance.

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Surrounding the landscaped area are vibrant colored plants, which add breathtaking texture and gracefully connect the garden to the grandeur of the estate. During the evening, luminous lights transform the garden into a romantic setting. The classically timeless design is the perfect welcome to this majestic home.

For resources please see page 99.

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pen the door to this magnificent 1927 Paul Williams brick edifice and step inside the grand Reception Hall. Luxuriously quiet—this large, open space at once evokes its grand heritage while at the same time tells a story of a life well lived today.

Paying tribute to Williams, the space is designed free of clutter and excess. A major shift to the room dynamic is the spatial arrangement, which leaves a significant center area open to the room. It is the home’s heart—inviting friends and colleagues in for a splendid evening of entertaining. An intriguing selection of furnishings references a broad range of styles, periods and geographies and provides a contemporary language of interplay

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amidst warmth of character. Use of a subdued color palette, replete with Los Angeles-based artisans’ hand-finished upholstery, wood, iron and hand-blown glass adds to this fresh, yet consistent voice of the architect’s vision of elegant classicism. To further reinforce the grandness of the Hall’s new and unexpected spirit, a commanding iron chandelier and scores of sconces gently play with original contemporary works of art.

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ontemporary, chic and sophisticated is the Gentlemen’s Lounge. A lush palette of rich tones and saturated colors envelope you once you step foot through the doors.

Inspired by the Paris apartment of Yves Saint Laurent, the timeless contemporary lines of Jean Michel Frank's interiors and the savoir faire of James Bond, the room is a magnificent blend of exceptional comfort and understated elegance—a refined, subtle luxury punctuated by attractive textural fabrics and clean, classic furniture lines. This masculine and inviting French art deco retreat is created using an espresso silk velvet sofa, a plush coyote fur ottoman, decorative tigerstriped velvet pillows and stylish art deco furnishings. For an authentic 1920’s flavor, Ruth Harriet Louise black and white photographic prints adorn the walls, providing a fresh contrast and tactful balance to the opulent color palette. Keeping true to the architectural integrity of the space and to Paul Williams’ graceful style and traditionalism, the plaster relief moldings, the hardwood parquet floors and the leaded glass encasement windows have been restored to their original grandeur and luster.

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The gReat room he Great Room employs a light-hearted and modern approach to the traditional English country manor look.

Some of the more typical materials and motifs from this style of décor have been energized with saturated colors and larger scale. An oversized glazed floral chintz used to upholster the panels of a ten-foot tall folding screen establishes the lively palette of geranium red, carnation pink and marigold orange. A sufficient dose of textured fresh whites anchors the color scheme while black lacquer elements lend a certain polish to the décor. An imposing pair of secretary cabinets in black lacquer, custom designed and fabricated by the designers, discreetly hides the surprise of the cabinets’ vibrant red lacquered interior. Multiple seating arrangements, comprised of custom upholstered furnishings make thoughtful use of the room’s palatial scale.

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Original features of the room include an impressive wood paneled ceiling, leaded glass windows, wide plank oak flooring and a carved limestone and wood fireplace. Four elegant French side chairs, reupholstered by the designers in lush geranium red silk, are also original to the house.

For resources please see page 99.

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Lady’s Study othic arched doorways, built-in bookcases and a vine-patterned relief molding celebrate the original architectural character of the Lady’s Study. Mustard yellow walls add warmth while setting off the woodblock printed linen drapes.

Sheer, loose woven linen Roman shades filter out the intrusive world. Leaves are a repeating motif, from the fabrics to the desk lamp to the tree of life mural on the ceiling. A collection of antique intaglios adorn an entire wall.

Oversized linen matted frames highlight the importance of these travelers’ souvenirs from ‘the grand tour’ in the late 1800’s.

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The room is designed as the Lady’s inner sanctuary—a place to conduct personal business, clear her thoughts and rejuvenate her soul. A luxurious lounge chair and linen velvet ottoman, along with a personalized collection of classics, allow her to truly read for pleasure.

An exquisite lacquered Chinese library table serves as the desk and is artfully accented by a single sculptural lamp. The selectively eclectic space is completely wireless and clutter-free and gives the message of serenity and beauty.

For resources please see page 100.

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MasteR ChambeRs

n this beautiful, vintage Paul Williams home, the inspiration for the Master Chambers was to design “in context” of the residence’s architecture. The approach: to create an environment in which the eye never focuses on any one particular design element, but rather, senses a certain depth of richness in the warm balance of colors and textures.

The space showcases a blending of antique and reproduction furniture, sumptuously upholstered pieces and a prominent collection of antique botanical prints among other luxurious appointments.

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sisal floor and an antique Khotan rug, soft tones of dusty rose and creams softly highlight the room.

The period bathroom has been preserved and upgraded with well-appointed hardware and fixtures. The hue of vintage pink tiles is perfectly incorporated into the overall room’s interior design with a rich amethyst velvet chair and unexpected colors of the rug. The design is time-tested and never trendy. The Master Chambers is a perfect private retreat in the home, fully complemented by its wonderful exterior views of the pastoral grounds.

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regal retReat he philosophy of blending beautiful furniture, patternon-pattern fabrics and sumptuous textures is taken to the next level with this bold and vibrant bedroom.

For the Regal Retreat, a Moroccan-inspired theme that focuses on bold jewel tones, elegant silks and lavish embroidery has been conjured.

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The exotic design features luxurious detailing and combines bright, vivid colors with strong, attractive patterns that flawlessly weave together desert oranges with the blues and greens of the Casablanca coastline. The room is a colorful oasis reminiscent of a lively Marrakesh bazaar. The mantra, â&#x20AC;&#x153;in interior design, there are no rules,â&#x20AC;? has never been more present than in this strikingly stylish space. Though daringly audacious, cohesion is kept in the room by the reoccurring mosaiclike patterns in the wallpaper, bedding and furniture as well as with the distinctive but uniform color palette. Consistent with the sensibility in creating fashion for the home, this magnificent bedroom highlights the ability to work with a diverse range of aesthetics for a beautiful end result.

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Barclay Butera Interiors Barclay Butera 918 North La Cienega Boulevard West Hollywood, California 90069 www.barclaybutera.com

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y bringing the outdoors in and filling the room with fanciful objéts d’art that delight the senses, the Lady In Waiting suite creates a restful retreat meant to inspire daydreaming and imagination. Whimsical pictures of birds in flight, a writing desk and a period Regency recamier offer a languid pastime, while the soothing color palette of rich, earthy greens and soft creams contrasted with pops of magenta and touches of black complement the sweeping views of the grounds. An intricately crafted faux bois chair, twig lighting and custom bed frame of iron branches enhances the suite’s poetic nature.

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orary and custom furnishings, period antiques and luxurious fabrics further the fantasy refuge.

The woodland theme is also apparent in the ornate bath. Decorative marble tiles featuring a customized leaf relief pattern surround the shower and tub. Etched, using a new sandblasting technique, the result is a spectacular display of nature.

Additionally, vintage Bagues sconces adorned with crystal birds, Baroque fixtures, gossamer fabric framing the bathtub and a mirrored ceiling reflecting the intricate, marble floor bring an unexpected glamour and elegance to the space.

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his cozy, comfortable bedroom is a reflection of the Littlest Princess’ joyous personality and love of all pretty things.

Charming, floral wallpaper bring the colorful English garden inside, seamlessly blending the outdoors with the in. The lovely, fresh draperies, reminiscent of a child’s springtime party dress, further enhance this daintily feminine, garden-themed room.

Traditional fabrics are interpreted in new and unexpected ways, breathing warmth, serenity and liveliness into the space.

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Skillfully mixing antique and vintage furniture, the room is a delicate mélange of carefully curated design elements with American, Swedish, Chinese and English influences. The art is wonderfully eclectic and undeniably whimsical, unifying all the pieces of the room together. The little girl’s favorite toys and cherished playthings along with her newly started rabbit collection are displayed in a beautiful, treasured bookcase. For a gloriously romantic touch, luxurious custom bed linens, which might have been passed down from her grandmother, Her Majesty The Queen, adorn her bed and are just the thing for bedtime reading and the perfect way to end the day.

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Jill Kollmar Design Jill Kollmar Beverly Hills, California 90210 310.273.8284 jkollmardesign@gmail.com

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esigned specifically for a young lady, the Maiden’s Bath is a space that one can grow with—it has all the accoutrements and timeless accessories necessary to make it relevant as the years pass. Originally two separate rooms, the common wall has been knocked down and the area converted into a larger, more comfortable space that doubles as a bathroom and dressing room. On either side of the bathtub are large, vintage finished cabinets for clothing, personal items and linen storage. Elegantly etched glass shower doors provide modesty for multiple users and are cleverly designed to hinge outward for the utmost versatility and ease of use.

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Beautiful woodworking and architectural detail common to the rest of the house are highlighted in this space, adding balance and harmony to the design. When you enter the room, you will notice a lovely acanthus hand-carved crown molding above. This original floral motif is repeated in the ceramic glazed tile, further unifying the elements. For an elegant finishing touch, French Vanilla marble adorns the countertops, tub deck and flooring— making this bathroom a stylishly sophisticated retreat.

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he Rumpus Room or Salon Des Arts as it has been termed, is an artful mix of old and new where young ladies can play, relax and be inspired. “The new vintage” styled décor features whimsical and unusual pieces that combine discerning design elements, shapes and colors to create a fresh yet timeless space. The sophisticated color palette is bold and playful. Layers of opulent texture and mesmerizing pattern punctuated with pops of gold are used to convey a youthful, girlish glamour. A retro diamond-patterned wallpaper with hints of burnt-orange covers the gabled walls and is elegantly accentuated by the understated shimmering metallic papered ceiling. Unexpected dramatic touches pepper the room.

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Vintage Murano glass and Italian lighting complement the custom Danish high-back chairs. A glamorously groovy 1960’s orange lacquered Chinoiserie table adds a splash of joie de vivre and is perfect for playing games, making art or doing homework.

The room’s distinct style eloquently blends modern and traditional elements from various eras and different cultures and marries vintage home furnishings with oneof-a-kind decorative objects to create a truly unique and timeless playroom.

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eeping with the integrity of Paul Williams’ vision and design, the Kitchen and Laundry Room have been restored without changing the original footprint and appearance of the 1920’s.

Updated with modern appliances built into the cabinetry, the space has all the amenities and accoutrements of today but the look and feel of when the house was first built. The original mahogany counters, glass hardware and wood flooring have been fully restored. Replica tile, stone counters and period lighting complement the design and a small breakfast island has been installed in the center of the room to maximize the use of space. The family-friendly kitchen opens-up into the butler pantry, where the original wood cabinetry, counters and sink have been refurbished. Beautiful glass doors and an unassuming hutch complete the look.

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The Laundry Room captures the design aesthetics of the kitchen and has been completely updated with appliances built into the cabinetry, stone countertops and new lighting. Tucked into the space are a utility storage closet and a cloakroom area that add to the room’s functional purpose.

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Yorkshire Kitchens Inc. Jan Ledgard, CKD, CBD Hope Burman, BaS Interior Design 1285 North Wilson Avenue Pasadena, California 91104 yrkshrls@earthlink.net www.yorkshirekitchens.net

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BANQUET rooM legantly designed, the Banquet Room is a space infused with subtle accents of impeccable style. A color palette of soothing crème tones contrasts with the existing dark wood wainscoting and hardwood floors. Shimmering metallic grass cloth covers the walls, emitting a soft glow throughout the space. A customdesigned twelve-arm oval chandelier hangs from the elaborate plaster relief ceiling. A custom linen tablecloth faceted with whimsical crystal trim gently lays over the dining table, revealing only the ornately carved legs of the homeowner’s original table. The tabletop is adorned with fine china, crystal and flatwear all by Hermés. An intricately carved black lacquer sideboard mirrors a beautiful black antique armoire on opposite walls. Layered, billowing window treatments of sparkling sheer fabric nestled behind crème-colored floral linen drapes are accented with a crystal band and silk edge detail. Framed by the idyllic grounds, this magical jewel box is the perfect setting for a delectable dining experience.

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PaRlouR he present trend in traditional design was recently defined as “traditional without chintz—a flirty colorful mix with a keen fashion eye.”

Taking this into account and looking to the past for inspiration but keeping feet firmly planted in today’s ‘pared down’ comfortable lifestyle, the Parlour has been transformed into an informal yet sophisticated setting for family and friends.

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A wonderful color palette of sunny Madera yellows brightens up the space and welcomes family members each morning—beckoning them to sit and enjoy a cup of tea and crumpet before taking on the busy day. Adding to the relaxed mood and serene ambiance, plush, overstuffed upholstered furniture fills the room, inviting family and guests to sit back and relax while enjoying a cocktail before dinner.

An exciting custom printed linen window treatment freshens up the space. Grass clothlined ceiling panels add a layer of texture and dimension. Pops of scarlet red provide stimulating contrast and offer an unexpected touch. The traditions of the past and the comforts of the present meet in a refined, undeniably chic space.

For resources please see page 103.

Jon Jahr and Associates Jon Jahr 833 Dover Drive, Suite 16 Newport Beach, California 92663 949.646.6098 jon.jahr@yahoo.com

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caRRiage house ormerly a three-car garage, the Carriage House, has been transformed into a functional workspace that embraces utility while maintaining the period architecture and style. The main goal was to restore and enhance the space that is the workhorse of the estate.

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State-of-the-art custom welding stations, woodworking areas and raised paneled cabinetry make this the envy of most garage spaces. But all work and no play would not suffice with this design, so a wine cooler, refrigerator and flat screen TV have been installed, giving the space the needed accoutrements and the right mix of new technology to make it the ultimate man cave.

Lighting plays a paramount role in making this oversized space feel inviting. Antique units repurposed from old welding tank covers and vintage light fixtures brighten the area while complementing the other design elements.

The floors have been diamond polished and sealed in order to preserve the existing poured concrete. This practical treatment not only makes the surface impervious to oils and solvents but also adds a polished look.

For resources please see page 104.

Garage Envy, Inc. Jaime Dietenhofer 9455 Chivers Avenue Sun Valley, California 91352 818.767.9870 jaime@garageenvy.com www.garageenvy.com 60 This page is sponsored by Gerda Ann Koontz.

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ake your way down the tapered brick path to the Knot Garden and Courtyard and within moments you feel as though you are wandering in the English countryside.

The interpretation of this remarkable formal garden, complete with a traditional knot garden design, includes a magnificent array of lavender, California iris, roses, herbs and beautiful furnishings. Curls of vibrant colors, touches of soft textures and wonderful fragrant aromas invite you to sit awhile and take in the view.

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The enclosed courtyard, located off the living room, becomes an extension of the home—a cozy, intimate outdoor space that serves as an area to relax and entertain.

The architectural elements remain true to Paul Williams’ elegant traditional style and complement the house’s English Period Revival design. Bluestone paving, classic trellises and a soothing water garden in an old stone trough help to set the tone of another, quieter era.

But as English as the garden may feel, it is truly California living at its best.

For resources please see page 104.

Logoluso Design Studio Steven Logoluso, ASLA Lesa Weis Logoluso, ASID Allied Member 12400 Ventura Boulevard #158 Studio City, California 91604 818.760.4509 info@logolusodesignstudio.com www.logolusodesignstudio.com

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he Wanderland Tea Garden envelops the English Manor in verdure, transforming an expansive but unremarkable lawn into a delightful entreaty to tea and a stroll and perhaps a game of croquet with the queen. From both the home and pool, floating between walls of windows, visitors witness an extraordinary tea party hosted beneath a majestic oak. En route to join the party, whimsy inspired by fragrant blooms and winding trails overtakes travelers. Borogoves of reclaimed materials add wonder to the wander along stone collage paths. Once in the shady tearoom of the hospitable oak, even rabbits on a schedule pause a moment. Vibrant

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California natives and other drought tolerant foliage entice birds and butterflies to enjoy an engaging meal and offer a song.

The oakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shade provides respite from summer heat and handcrafted furniture invites visitors to sit and take in the charming destination and its picturesque views.

The Wanderland Tea Garden is a place between worlds, as lush and vibrant as the most extraordinary English gardens, while proudly claiming its dry location in the foothills of Southern California. Come get lost in the mimsy!

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nspired by the timeless, ornamental architecture of Paul Williams, the pool area has been completely renovated and transformed into a modern-day oasis and retreat. As you stroll down the rolling, sloping hill from the main house, you come into this breathtakingly beautiful waterscape setting.

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2727 Foothill Boulevard La Crescenta, California 91214 818.244.4000 Terry@pacificoutdoorliving.com www.pacificoutdoorliving.com

The original pool has been updated with the highest-quality contemporary materials and is elegantly lined with carefully placed mosaic tiles. In one corner of the swimming pool, you can hear the cascading waterfall, which adds to the peaceful setting of this

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marvelous space. A newly installed pavestone deck surrounds the oversized pool and leads to a large pergolaâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;an elegant respite on hot summer days.

Revived, using a combination of modern technology and the natural ecosystem of the flowing waterfall, this outdoor recreation area invites you to pass the day away and enjoy the tranquility of the water, Across the Pond.

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pool buNgalow he Pool Bungalow has been restored to its former glory.

Keeping with the simple style of the existing structure, this quaint pool house flawlessly brings the outdoors in. To make the space appear larger, the ceilings have been vaulted and wood beams added. A casually refined color scheme of monochromatic shades of federal blues and natural beiges convey the feeling of water and create a light and airy space.

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The bungalow is divided into three sectionsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; a main seating area, a large walk-in shower and a powder room. The main room is luxuriously comfortable and designed for entertaining.

Beautiful wood upholstered furniture, a practical indoor/outdoor area rug and a stylish wet bar enhance this charming retreat. Both the spacious shower and powder room are uniformly designed in floor-to-ceiling Calacatta marble. A stone floor covers the entire bungalow effortlessly combining the elements to create a relaxing atmosphere.

For resources please see page 105.

David Reaume Construction & Design David Reaume, Dawnette Whitcomb & Jim Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Halloran 161 East California Boulevard Pasadena, California 91105 626.795.7810 David@Reaumeconstruction.com www.reaumeconstruction.com 66 This page is sponsored by Linda and John Seiter.

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stReam cRossiNg estled underneath a grove of mature oak trees is a beautiful stream crossing that connects the main house to the lower stables.

A charming babbling brook, serene waterfall and picturesque pond have been created to enhance the existing dry creek, which fills up on rainy days.

Two quaint patios have been built so that passers-by can enjoy the beautiful views of the water feature and are the perfect gathering spots on hot, sunny days. Carefully selected hearty woodland plants bring out the magnificent beauty of this natural setting. The existing walkway has been restored using old stone found on the site, and for those who want to explore the romantic setting at night, landscape lighting placed along the pathways adds a golden glow.

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Mel-O-Dee Garden Center Damon Mori 21333 Devonshire Street Chatsworth, California 91311 818.998.3232 damon.melodee@sbcglobal.net

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CoTTAGE yARD nce the front of the original stables where horses were tied and drank from a manmade watering hole, this serene, quiet space has been transformed into a peaceful and charming courtyard for the English Country guest cottage. This delightfully quaint, somewhat secluded Cottage Yard takes it cues from the past, using existing elements to create an impressive yet whimsical place of respite. A meandering path of crushed rock and neutral-colored gravel lead you in and around this breathtaking guesthouse.

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Additionally, the out-of-use watering hole has been converted into a lovely decorative central fountain that dazzles and refreshes and offers a symphony of melodious sound and unmatched beauty. An elegant combination of vibrantly colorful flora and fauna punctuate the winding path, and bursts of richly hued plantings give way to tranquil sitting areas. The mood is relaxing and joyful. One could sit unhurriedly for hours as they contemplate the memories of times past and daydream of the future that is to come. Color, texture, scent and sound draw visitors around this soothing outdoor space, inviting them to enjoy a little bit of solitude.

For resources please see page 105.

Lauterbach Inc. John Lauterbach 5850 Reseda Boulevard, #240 Tarzana, California 91356 818.422.4719 818.457.4473 johnlbach@att.net www.jlaa.biz 68 This page is sponsored by Elayne G. Techentin.

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guest cottage ormerly horse stables and the groundskeeperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quarters, this area has been transformed into a two-bedroom, two-bath Guest Cottage.

Upon entering the French doors leading to the left wing, visitors step into the quiet breakfast bar.

Originally an outdoor space, this room has been enclosed to create a convenient nook for preparing refreshments. New custom cabinetry, stained-glass tiles and hand-printed wallpaper complement the original exterior bead-board ceiling. The guest bedroom features an intricate-patterned wallpaper and across the way, a bathroom with many custom details.

The entire wing is covered with Portuguese limestone flooring antiqued to look as old as the home itself.

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The front room, with a comfy hearth, welcomes guests. Once a dirt-floor, flat-ceiling stable, this area is now a spacious retreat. A beautiful beamed-ceiling covered with original bead-board, along with stained, handdistressed European oak flooring, have been added for a glamorous rustic look. For a touch of authenticity, the front windows and doors are exactly where the stable doors once stood.

For resources please see page 105.

Saxony Design Build Joshua Cain & Jeff Godbold 1011 West Olive Avenue, Suite A Burbank, California 91506 818.848.2084 info@saxonydesignbuild.com www.saxonydesignbuild.com

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he right wing of the Guest Cottage, also part of the former horse stables, has been transformed into a modernday living space complete with kitchen, dining area, laundry room and guest suite.

The kitchen features custom cabinetry and limestone counters. The dining area features an antique table, a custom banquet and a new corner fireplace built from reclaimed Portuguese limestone framed with a rustic mantel made from a large wood timber found on the property. Comfortable fabrics, vintage hardware and English country accents highlight the space.

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An attractive space connecting the kitchen to the guest suite, the laundry room offers needed amenities for out-of-town guests. The enchanting suite, once the gardenerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quarters, features the original vaulted ceiling and bathroom location. Rustic wood floors have been added and new structural beams have been hand-finished to look long forgotten. The bathroom boasts vintage-inspired white tile and marble. The original medicine cabinet has been restored and a gorgeous glass tile tapestry surrounds the shower, adding an air of sophistication.

For resources please see page 105.

Saxony Design Build Joshua Cain & Jeff Godbold 1011 West Olive Avenue, Suite A Burbank, California 91506 818.848.2084 info@saxonydesignbuild.com www.saxonydesignbuild.com

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MR. Mc gRegoR’s gaRdeN ister McGregor’s Garden is designed for entertaining.

Its centerpiece, a spacious pergola draped in grapevines, provides a delightful place for impromptu dinners while a dramatic brick fireplace adds warmth on chilly nights.

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Eco-friendly, repurposed pieces have been artfully crafted into handsome, functional elements—a potting table made from the original pool house walls, a bench assembled from a dismantled redwood deck and a fire hearth flaunting the old swimming pool coping. For a whimsical touch, an oversized colorful humming bird made from recycled machine parts flitters above the lavender bed and empty wine bottles create a colorful edge along the herb garden. Ornamental beds take a cue from the “American Meadow” planting movement and masses of water-wise flowering perennials and grasses lend a naturalistic look while luring beneficial pollinators.

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Alastair Boase Landscape Design Alastair Boase 4505 Stern Avenue Sherman Oaks, California 91423 818.631.1963 alastairboase@gmail.com www.alastairboase.com

Bottom of the Porch Landscape Design Katharine Parra 500 East Avenue 39, Unit C Los Angeles, California 90031 323.574.0347 kbparra@yahoo.com 76

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ehind the guest cottage and nestled under an impressive pergola, the Outdoor Kitchen incorporates a full range of appliances including a grill, bar and drink mixing stations. Designed specifically to withstand the elements, the cabinetry is made from marine products and topped with a natural stone counter. The sturdy, comfortable epay and iron furniture is covered with a stylish weatherproof fabric and seamlessly blends with the decorative planters and wooden benches. The planters and wall pockets are brimming with herbs, edibles and medicinal plants, adding a splash of color and a medley of aromas to

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the space. Throughout the kitchen, ecofriendly materials are used, including reclaimed timber and a new, American pine wood.

Adjacent to the kitchen is an indoor/ outdoor room equipped with gaming tables, an all-weather television set and sound system. An ornamental painting marries the indoors with the out and natural stone flooring, accent lighting, sail awnings and a lounge area with fire pit complete the look.

This organic design unifies with the surrounding areas, providing a great area for entertaining family and friends.

For resources please see page 106.

Yorkshire Kitchens Inc. Jan Ledgard, CKD, CBD Hope Burman, BaS Interior Design 1285 North Wilson Avenue Pasadena, California 91104 yrkshrls@earthlink.net www.yorkshirekitchens.net

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he Flight of the Monarchs is a charming, practical garden bursting with dazzling color and brimming with an array of butterfly-friendly host plants. A medley of herbaceous milkweed and common fennel blanket this treasured plot of land. Pops of luscious, fragrant nectar plants such as bright yellow goldenrods and slender stalked verbena add dimension while attracting several species of butterflies, including Monarchs, Swallowtails, Fritillary and Painted Ladies.

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Winding up the second driveway, this hidden garden gem contains a wonderful variety of annuals and perennials that provide continuous bloom and beauty throughout the changing seasons.

The garden is designed not only to inspire but also to teach. As you meander among this picturesque landscape and gaze upon these beautiful, stained glass-like flying pollinators, you will learn how easy it is to set-up a butterfly habitat and be inspired to create a conservancy of your own.

Enjoy this enchanted attraction and experience the magic of butterflies floating freely among flowering blossoms and lush greenery.

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eave the world and your troubles aside as you enter the Tranquility Garden, each step a breath of fresh air. Meandering â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Storm Mountainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; flagstone pathways lead to a tranquil seating area beckoning pause and reflection. Glistening black glass replaces traditional grout joints bolstering a touch of elegance. Muse and ponder as you relax upon the solid granite bench set beneath the historic oak trees. Showcased in the center of the seating area, a mystical stone sculpture composed from columns of Washington basalt stone, each piece unique in shape, height and pattern, emerges from the tumbled glass.

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The scent of gardenias and rosemary grasp your attention as you begin your journey while philodendron xanadus with their distinct leaf shape cradle the pathway. As you continue, camellias and azaleas encircle you while a soft backdrop of podocarpus gracillior is used to create an environment of serenity. Efficiency and conservation are intertwined utilizing drip irrigation to control the watering needs of the plant material. Always in reach, tranquility is just a few steps away!

For resources please see page 107.

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The teRRace & TaveRN he artistic details and refinement of a dainty English teacup inspires the design of this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s restaurant. Capturing the serenity of a countryside garden, TasteBuds Terrace, is an inviting place to savor gourmet flavors and charming ambiance. Surrounded by fresh flowers and greenery, guests feel as if they are picnicking in a secret garden. Antique bell jars enclose miniature pastures and collections of vintage bottles filled with flora, succulents and delicate ferns adorn each table.

Nature-inspired chandeliers twinkle with warm light. Flowing fabric drapes from the ceiling to form an elegant pavilion. China hutches with teacup lined shelves, vintage florals and a mix of topiaries nestle against the walls. The pearl white, eucalyptus, antique rose and meringue yellow color palette unify these eclectic details to create a welcoming setting. Accompanying the restaurant is a cozy, but masculine lounge balancing the femininity of the Terrace. Tavern in the Woods provides a retreat garnished with the essence of equestrianism and an old English pub. Rich colored seating invites guests to admire the view of the forest canopy above and enjoy a delicious pint

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The restauRaNt at SHoWcase Saturday, Sunday & Tuesday — 9 : 3 0 a . m . t o 5 : 0 0 p . m .

Wednesday, Thursday & Friday — 9 : 3 0 a . m . t o 9 : 0 0 p . m .

We welcome you to complete your Showcase tour with a stop at either The Terrace Restaurant or The Tavern in the Woods.

Brought to you by TasteBuds Culinary, Inc., The Terrace Restaurant, with its English Countryside inspired decor and affordable pricing, is a lovely setting for a delicious meal, a sweet treat, or a specialty cocktail. Nestled under the trees, The Tavern in the Woods, provides traditional pub fare and drinks in a whimsical surrounding.

In a Rush? The “Gourmet Take-Away” station provides fresh, packaged salads and sandwiches for your convenience.

Day or night, The Terrace Restaurant and The Tavern in the Woods at Showcase are the perfect places to spend time with family and friends. Guests are free to revisit either location anytime without purchasing a Tour Ticket. Consider joining us for Themed Friday Nights, Easter Brunch, Mother’s Day, and much more!

For lunch or dinner reservations for groups of 10 or more, please call 818.989.9944.

Menus Breakfast (Starts at 9:30 a.m.)

Yogurt Berry Parfait — Seasonal Fruit Salad — Freshly Baked Muffins, Breads and Pastries — Cereals — Freshly Brewed Coffee and Tea

Lunch Salads — Sandwiches & Wraps — Quiche of the Day — Soup of the Day — Sharp Cheddar Burger — Grilled Chicken — Salmon — Rib Eye Steak

Dinner Pasta — Shepherd’s Pie — Grilled Chicken — Salmon — Rib Eye Steak

Gourmet Take-Away (After 11:00 a.m.)

The Secret Garden—Baby Mixed Greens, Roma Tomatoes, Carrots, Cucumbers, French Feta and Brioche Croutons with Balsamic Vinaigrette The Estate—Baby Mixed Greens, Roasted Beets, Pears and Goat Cheese with Orange Vinaigrette The Aristocrat—Chopped Romaine, Chicken, Gorgonzola, Dried Cranberries, Candied Walnuts, Oranges, Apples and Avocado with Poppyseed Dressing Caprese Sandwich with Farmer’s Market tomatoes and Basil Aioli — Turkey and Cucumber Sandwich with Sprouts Tuna Salad Wrap with Fresh Dill and Cornishons — Curried Chicken Salad Wrap with Golden Raisins and Cashews

Desserts Cookies — Bars — Cakes — Tarts

Pub Grub Fine Wine, Specialty Cocktails, and Beer available after 11 a.m.

Boutique Cheese Plate with Red Grapes — Sweet & Spicy Roasted Nuts with Dried Cranberries — Antipasto Plate with Olive Tapenade Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup Shots — Tomato, Basil and Mozzarella Bruschetta — Bruschetta Dolce with Bleu Cheese and Lavender Honey Grilled Sausage Bites with Apricot-Dijon Dipping Sauce — Petite Crab Cakes with Lemon Chive Aioli

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The Shops at Showcase A visit to the Shops at Showcase is an essential element of the Showcase experience.

The vendors have been carefully selected to provide Showcase visitors with a large variety of merchandise and prices. Quite literally there is something for everyone! Many vendors will deliver locally, and assistance carrying your purchases to the shuttle is available.

This year you will find clothing and accessories that range from edgy to oldfashioned, unique designer jewelry, lovely gift items, an assortment of house wares that extend from practical to luxurious, scrumptious items for the gourmet, and a myriad of other delights.

Many guests use this opportunity to shop for holidays, birthdays, and other celebrations.

They appreciate that 25% is tax deductible as a charitable contribution. Guests may revisit the Shops at Showcase, without a ticket, any time that the house is open to the public.

Accessor Eyes Stylish eyewear Elda Mehrabyan, O.D. Pasadena, CA BedHead Pajamas Charming pajamas Trisja Malisoff Santa Monica, CA Designer Sterling Unique fine jewelry Conchita O’Kane Glendale, CA D. J. Giles Fashionable Wraps & Accessories Lovely accessories D. J. Giles Los Angeles, CA English Gardenstone Exquisite stone planters, statuary and plants Ray and Catherine Arias San Diego, CA Eva Margueriette Art Gallery Original artwork from a consortium of local artists Eva Margueriette San Marino, CA Gallery of Wearable Art Unique fashions and accessories Christopher and Dinah Lee Laguna Beach, CA Gourmet Blends The best flavored oil and vinegar anywhere!

Lenny Levy Torrance, CA

Holland Boone Fine polished pewter and gifts Daniel Boone Scottsdale, AZ

Once Upon a Time Whimsical children’s toys Casa and Bob Bernardino Sierra Madre, CA

Hot Rox by Ilene Innovative jewelry Ilene Cohen Sherman Oaks, CA

Paco Soler Spectacular clothes for women Paco and Cindy Soler Palos Verdes Estates, CA

Interior Devine Extraordinary antique prints and accessories Paul Devine Pasadena, CA

Plantation House Stylish home furnishings and accessories Eve Roth and Alicia Holder Burbank, CA

Iveta Gourmet English culinary delights: scone, muffin and cupcake mixes and accoutrements Lisa and John Bilanko Santa Cruz, CA

PreciousGem Gorgeous gemstone jewelry Natasha Starner Winnetka, CA

J.P. Designs Antique and innovative jewelry Jeanette Perez Hidden Hills, CA Kohala Plantation Resort clothing and accessories Kathryn Asahino-Tait Newport Beach, CA Lavender Blue Fine French linens and accessories, charming children’s clothing Catherine Giraud Los Angeles, CA Little Miss Bling Bling Beautiful handcrafted jewelry Julie Gealer Irvine, CA Louise’s Hats Lovely millinery items and accessories Louise Turner Santa Monica, CA Mark & Stephen’s Delectable gourmet items Mark Peterson Los Angeles, CA Material Things Unique handbags Janet Chico Los Angeles, CA Model Metalworks Beautiful pine needle baskets and accessories Eric Young Huntington Beach, CA

Savor the Flavor Exceptional gourmet items Karen Keegan Sierra Madre, CA Su Morse Exquisite decoupage trays, plates, coasters Su Morse Irvine, CA Susie O’s Handsome handbags Susie Overman Palos Verdes Estates, CA Tara Lyn Fabulous clothing for women Vikki Zitkovich Chatsworth, CA The Cheese Store of Pasadena Extraordinary cheeses and gourmet items Louis and Natalia Pastis Pasadena, CA The Treasured Accessory Beautiful jewelry Laurie Galen Calabasas, CA Veronica’s Garden Lovely garden accessories Randi Piedrahita West Hills, CA West Love Unique clothing for women Diane Shelton Los Angeles, CA Willis & Bennett Delightful house wares and gifts Greg Moore Arroyo Grande, CA 83

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List of resouRces The following resources have generously supplied their products or services to the designers.

We are most grateful for their support and participation.

The Entry Garden page 43 Underwood Landscape Electrical Irrigation Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Plants Pottery Other

Lighting and Bulbs—wholesale lighting and supply Smith Pipe & Supply Underwood Landscape Underwood Landscape Valley Growers; Green Spot Nursery Meadow Gardens—fountains, pots, urns, statues, garden accessories Southland Sod Farms—sod and grass seed Wholesale and Supply—landscape supply

Reception Hall page 44 George Massar Design Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation JF Chen; Micucci; Kneedler/Fauchère; Gregorius Pineo Art Kneedler/Fauchère; JF Chen; George Massar (private collection) Art Framing Classic Artforms Carpet Merida; Carpet Concourse (Workroom) Carpet Installation Scott D. Eben; SDE Carpet Technology, Inc Electrical Contractor Tom Magnetta Fabric and Trim Nobilis Paris USA; Classic Cloth (Dessin Fournir); Hunt Leathers; Samuel & Sons Passementerie; Pierre Frey; Kneedler/ Fauchère; Glant Textiles; Kerry Joyce Textiles; Holly Hunt Great Plains Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Flooring All American Hardwood Floors; Rudy Ramos Floral Arrangements Orchids de Oro Furniture Gregorius Pineo General Contractor The Machina Group, Inc. Light Fixtures Gregorius Pineo Metalwork Dorland Access Mirrors Gregorius Pineo Painting Contractor Lopez Painting, Marcelino Lopez, Plants Orchids de Oro Pottery Orchids de Oro; Gregorius Pineo Rugs Merida

Upholstery Gregorius Pineo Wall Coverings Kneedler/Fauchère Wall Covering Installation Shani Wallpaper & Paint, Haim Shani Window Treatment Conrad Imports Window Treatment Installation Ty-teck Other The Wilson Group—art & furniture installation

Gentlemen’s Lounge page 46 Lawrence J. Rizkowsky Design Paint Accessories Art Carpet Construction Electrical Fabric and Trim

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation J.F. Chen; Paul Ferrante; Susanne Hollis Weidman Gallery Aga John Paul Wilmot Kruger electrical Cowtan & Tout—three chairs; Manuel Canovas—silver satin pillows; Kravet— sofa, blue satin pillows, lead edge of the curtains; Pindler & Pindler—drapery; West Coast Trimmings—throw pillows Fabrication Valley Drapery Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Susanne Hollis; Lawrence J. Rizkowsky Design Light Fixtures Orested Suarez; Remains Lighting— California sunburst chandelier

The Great Room page 48 David Dalton, Inc. Paint Accessories

Art

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Baker—lacquer tray, bronze coil vase, jade tulip bowl, red lacquered pod vase, Tony Duquette gold toad, gold lotus bowl; Finders Gallery—bronze bust by Rodin; David Dalton, Inc.—art books Classic Artforms—white marble sculpture and framed artwork on wall; Baker—Robert Kuo Repousse tiles, A & B; Founder's Gallery, white marbledust busts; Dominic Dettore—one original painting

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List of resouRces Art Framing Carpet

Classic Artforms Decorative Carpets—patchwork rug, large sisal rug Delivery Service Delivery Associates Fabric and Trim S. Harris—Isaac Mizrahi “Super Chintz” fabric (floral on screen), “Extra Silk”— side chairs, tufted wing chair, and all solid pillows, “Spectrum Plaid”—on side chair backs, “Mega Chintz”—floral on pillows, “Mica Cloth—draperies; Stroheim—“Stanley” Matelasse on club chairs, “Aiko” glazed linen on chaise, “Silas Texture” on sofa and Demilune Sectional sofa; Fabricut—“Voluptuous” brush fringe trim on pillows on sofa Fabrication of Furnishings Rubio’s Art, Arturo Rubio—club chairs, sofa, Demilune sectional sofa, piano pouf, folding screens Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Flora Arrangements Sweet Peas of Beverly Hills Furniture Baker—Diva cocktail tables, Du Roi chaise, Avenue cocktail tables, Laura Kirar Gem table, Robert Kuo Cloisonné drum table; David Dalton, Inc.—custom secretary cabinets, custom sofa, custom Demilune sectional sofa, custom club chairs, custom piano pouf, custom folding screens Fur Wachtenheim Furs, Inc.—green Mongolian lamb throw, white Mongolian lamb piano pouf Furniture Original to the House 4 French side chairs, Regency table with marble top Hardware Carlos Antique Hardware—Custom Lions head pulls Lighting Fixtures Baker—Arbor floor lamps, Tony Duquette sunburst torcheres, Girandole crystal lamps; Aesthetic texture block floor lamps; Carlos Antique Hardware— starburst chandelier; Ferro—sconces Plants Inner Gardens—trees and containers Piano Steinway and Sons Upholstery Rubios Art—French side chairs, Du Roi chaise, pillows Window Covering Rubios Art—all draperies Window Covering Installation David Dalton, Inc.

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Lady’s Study page 49 Julie Kays Design Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Juniper Books—antique vellum and custom book collection; Kathleen Stewart—bookends; Visual Comfort— chair light Art Julie Kays Design—Antique Intaglio Collection Art Framing Vandeuren Archival Framing Cabinet Finish Nigel Cooper Decorative Painting Nigel Cooper Delivery Service Delivery Associates Electrical Contractor Morning Star Electric Fabric and Trim Schumacher Fabric Cleaning and Protection COAT Furniture John Hall Designs—Chinese Library Table; Schumacher—acrylic side table; Patina—small commode Light Fixtures Dagmar—sconces, custom parchment shades; Fuse Lighting—Acacia table lamp Painting Contractor Nigel Cooper Rugs Nasim Carpets PDC Upholstery Haptor Barrett—custom: lounge chair, ottoman and desk chair Window Treatments Valley Drapery & Upholstery Window Treatment Installation Valley Drapery & Upholstery Other Schumacher—grass cloth in bookcases Rolling Greens—plants, containers Appliqué Artistry—pillow

Master Chambers page 50 Swanson-Ollis Interiors Paint Accessories Art

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Hermes of Paris Founders Galleries; Dennis & Leen— botanical prints Carpet Decorative Carpets—sisal flooring Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Dessin Fournir—reproduction furniture General Contractor Finton Construction Linens Hermes of Paris; Nancy Koltes Mirrors Dessin Fournir Painting Contractor Christopher Ryan Wallcovering & Paint Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Snyder Diamond; Newport Brass— plumbing hardware; Toto—water closet

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List of resouRces Rugs Window Treatment Other

Mansour Rug Gallery—antique Khotan rug Conrad Hand Woven Window Coverings Custom Comfort Mattress—mattress

Regal Retreat page 51 Barclay Butera Interiors Paint Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Accessories Barclay Butera Home, Eastern Accents Art Barclay Butera Lifestyle Carpet Decorative Carpets Construction Damien Ramirez Delivery Service Barclay Butera Home Electrical Contractor Tom Magenita Fabric and Trim Kravet/Lee Jofa Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Barclay Butera Home, Eastern Accents Light Fixtures Barclay Butera Home Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Snyder Diamond Upholstery Barclay Butera Home Wall Coverings Kravet/Lee Jofa Wall Covering Installation Shani Wallcovering & Paint Window Treatment Pacific Coast Draperies Other Custom Comfort Mattress—mattress

Lady In Waiting page 52 KMNelson Design, LLC Paint Accessories Art

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Designer’s own George Edwards 1st Edition bird prints, 18th c., Designer’s collection Cabinetry Oliver Downey, Marit Group, Inc Cabinet Finish J. Hahn’s Painting Construction Marit Group, Inc., Oliver Downey Decorative Painting MaryLinda Moss—Decorative Elements Electrical Contractor Lighting Concepts, Mike Cloud Fabric and Trim Osbourne & Little, Duralee, Scalamandre Window Treatments/Table Skirt Duralee—cream silk fabric; Osborne & Little—green silk fabric; Osborne & Little—pillows; Scalmandre “Aviary”— headboard and bed skirt Fabrications Catherine the Great Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc.

Flooring

Holiday Carpet, Dan Aitken—hardwood refinishing Floral Arrangements Elizabeth Bailey Designs Furniture JA Construction, Juan Alvarado Custom design—bed; Ironies through Kneedler/ Fauchère—desk; Karges through Baker—armoire; Karges through Baker—night table; Recamier: Designer’s Collection—antique woodland chair; Richard Gould Antiques—18th c. bisque porcelain brackets General Contractor Marit Group, Inc., Oliver Downey Light Fixtures Vaughan Lighting—double twig sconces; Vaughan Lighting and Designer’s Collection—tree table lamp; Reborn Antiques—lampshades; Designer’s Collection—bird sconces Painting Contractor J. Hahn’s Painting Plumbing Contractor Mickey Schecter, Ocean West Plumbing Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Snyder Diamond; Phylrich Baroque; Kohler Linea—sink Rugs Atelier Lapchi Stone Full Circle Design Studio—thassos polished marble slab Stone and Tile Installation OC Installs Tile Thassos Marble, Full Circle Design; Laguna Verde Marble, Full Circle Design; Custom mosaic liner of Thassos and Laguna Verde and Travertine; Etched Thassos Marble Tiles: Full Circle Design Wall Coverings Scalamandre “Aviary” wallpaper—closet; Cowtan & Tout/Larsen “Backdrop”— alcove Wall Covering Installation Teresa Shea Window Hardware Antique and vintage curtain tieback pins Window Treatment Window Collections Window Treatment Installation Window Collections Other Pacific Reglazing—bathtub refurbishment

The Littlest Princess page 53 Jill Kollmar Design Paint Accessories Art Carpet

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation de Benedictis; Todd Carson; Pom Pom Interiors, Jill Kollmar Design de Benedictis; WeidmanGallery.com Lester Carpet

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List of resouRces Carpet Installation Decorative Painting

Lester Carpet Christa L. Percival—murals, fine art, faux finishes Delivery Service Pronto Delivery Electrical Contractor Tom Magenita Fabric and Trim Kravet / Lee Jofa Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Lief; Charles & Charles; A Wicker Workshop Light Fixtures Ferro—wall sconces; Baker, Knapp & Tubbs—lamps; Todd Carson—floor lamp Linens E. Braun & Co. Beverly Hills Painting Contractor Lesser Duran Rugs Stark Carpet Upholstery A.P. Smiley & Sons Wall Coverings Kravet / Lee Jofa Wall Covering Installation Jesse Hernandez Window Hardware Iron Art by Orion Window Treatment Angelus Drapery Window Treatment Installation Angelus Drapery Other Embroidery Palace—appliqué/embroidery Angelus Drapery—bed skirt fabrication Madame Alexander, Bearington Collection—dolls Custom Comfort Mattress— mattress/box spring/frame Ribbons Unlimited Inc.—ribbon

Maiden’s Bath page 54 Sierra Custom Kitchens, Inc. Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Novotny’s Antiques, Interior Devine, Funnel Art Interior Devine, Founders Gallery Art Framing Interior Devine Cabinetry Wood-Mode Inc. Cabinet Finish Vintage Lace Construction Jeff Palmer, JPGC Inc., Karl Steinwachs, Eric Ramirez, Eleazar Garcia Decorative Painting Artisan Painting & Faux Finishes— Linda Sarkissian Decorative Art Electrical Lutron, Mark Gasper Electrical Contractor Sean Mackay, SNM General Electric Fabric and Trim West Coast Trimming—stool trim Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Flooring Marble Tile, Vincent Chow Foothill Tile & Stone—marble tile

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Flooring Installation General Contractor Glass

JPGC, Inc., Robert Rodriguez Jeff Palmer, JPGC, Inc. Shower Enclosure, Rafael & Janet Calvo, Ticho Tech Art Glass Light Fixtures Dean Aldridge Pasadena Lighting, Nicole Grettenberg Elite Lighting USA Moldings Design Molding Painting Contractor JPGC, Inc. Plumbing Contractor Karl Steinwachs, JPGC Inc. Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Axor Montreax Hansgrohe, Kohler, Robern, Norwell, Toto, Snyder Diamond Stone Trishan Fernando, Stoneville USA, Inc. Stone Installation Kevin Henry, Sistone, Inc. Tile Foothill Tile & Stone Tile Installation JPGC, Inc., Robert Rodriguez Upholstery Portico; Ann Fetcher Window Treatment Kravet Window Treatment Installation Contempo Window Fashions— workroom

Rumpus Room page 55 House of Honey Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation House of Honey—mirrors, ceramics, lighting, sheep and accessories; Rosemary Hallgarten—cushions and throw; Tristan Zimmerman phonofone Art House of Honey Carpentry Unique Wood Creations Carpet Installation Patterson, Flynn & Martin Decorative Painting Robin Moore—gold leaf molding and picture frames Electrical Contractor Chris J. Harney Electrical Services Fabric and Trim Brentano—kids rocking chairs and gaming chairs; China Seas—desk chair; David Hicks kids pillows; Designers Guild—xbench; Christopher Farr—high back chairs; Trina Turk—floor pillows Fabrication A. Leslie Fodor Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Flooring Saucedo’s Fine Wood Floors Furniture House of Honey—credenza, desk, desk chair, gaming table and chairs, floor cushions, side tables, high back chairs, xbench; Nurseryworks—mini rocking chairs; Wendell Castle—orange Moroccan side table

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List of resouRces Glass Light Fixtures

Atwater Screen and Glass Venini orange chandelier, Kalmar sconces Painting Contractor The Educated Painter Rug Patterson, Flynn & Martin Wall Coverings David Bonk ceiling; Osborne & Little walls Wall Covering Installation Randy Greene Window Treatment Lulu DK Window Treatment Installation A. Leslie Fodor

Kitchen and Laundry Room page 56 Yorkshire Kitchens Inc. Paint Accessories Appliances Art Cabinetry Cabinet Finish

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Padua & Jan’s Personal Collection Snyder Diamond—Jenn-Air Jan’s Personal Collection Charlton Cabinets, Inc. Creative Artistry by L & M—stained; Decorative Elements—painted Construction Chelsea Construction Corporation Electrical Contractor Chelsea Construction Corporation Floor Refinishing European Craftsman Floral Arrangements The Plant Doctor General Contractor Chelsea Construction Corporation Glass Tico Tech Art Glass Hardware Atlas Homewares and restored original hardware Island Furniture Padua Light Fixtures Lighting Innovation, Pasadena Lighting & Elite Lighting U.S.A.—cabinets Painting Contractor JAB Painting Plaster Chelsea Construction Corporation Plumbing Contractor Chelsea Construction Corporation Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Snyder Diamond Stone Stoneville Stone Installation Carlito’s Way Stone Tile Tap-N-Tile Tile Installation Olivas Stone & Tile Tile Mural Stone Impressions Window Treatment C.J.’s Custom Draperies & DK Designs Window Treatment Installation C.J.’s Custom Draperies & DK Designs; Kravet Other Art for Everyday & Royal Plywood— decorative moldings & corbels Dan Gumbleton—lead glass collection in butler’s pantry

Banquet Room page 58 Amy DeVault Interior Design, Inc. Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Baker, Knapp & Tubbs; Bausman & Co.; Dragonette Ltd.; Eccola; Shannon Colburn; Thomas Lavin; Susanne Hollis Art Adamson-Duvannes Galleries; Joanna Burke Art Consultants Delivery Service Designers Delivery and Installation Electrical Contractor Retich Electric Fabric and Trim Jim Thompson through Kneedler/ Fauchère Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Flooring Hardwood Floors by Alfredo Floral Arrangements Jack Price Design Furniture Amy DeVault Interior Design, Inc.— host and hostess chairs & sideboard; Dessin Fournir through Kneedler/ Fauchère—dining chairs; Susanne Hollis—armoire Furniture Refinishing Rigo’s Custom Furniture Light Fixtures Fuse Lighting Inc. through Thomas Lavin Rugs J.H. Minassian & Co. Upholstery Reynaga’s Upholstery Wall Coverings Kneedler/Fauchère Imports Wall Covering Installation Jerryl Gorman Wallpaper Hanging Window Treatment Ilona Drapery Window Treatment Installation Ilona Drapery Other Hermés Beverly Hills—china, crystal, flatwear Millie Greenberg Inc.—custom tablecloth Rigo’s Custom Furniture— wainscoting restoration

Parlour page 59 Jon Jahr and Associates Paint Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Accessories Jon Jahr & Associates Art Westerveldt Fine Art Art Framing Westerveldt Fine Art Fabric and Trim Sarah Strader Design Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Citianna’s Custom Furniture Light Fixtures Quintus, Vince Jelineo Upholstery Patricia Edwards Upholstery Window Treatment Bartolo Window Designs

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List of resouRces Carriage House page 60

Wanderland Tea Garden page 63

Garage Envy, Inc.

FormLA Landscaping, Inc.

Paint Accessories Appliances Cabinetry Counters Doors Flooring Garage Doors General Contractor Light Fixtures Metal Material

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Garage Envy, Inc. Synder Diamond—refrigerator, wine cooler and fridge Garage Envy, Inc. Garage Envy, Inc. Garage Golden Bear Garage Doors Garage Envy, Inc. Sunwood Garage Doors Garage Envy, Inc. Barn Light Electric Industrial Metal Supply

Courtyard & Knot Garden page 62 Logoluso Design Studio Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation International Garden Artisans; Mecox Gardens; Susanne Hollis Incorporated Awning Van Nuys Awning Awning Material Sunbrella Building Materials Dal-Tile; Pendleton Construction, Inc.; Ronald M. Hamamoto Landscape Delivery Service Delivery Associates Electrical Contractor B & K Electric Fabric and Trim Lee Industries; Rose Tarlow / Melrose House Fabric Care and Cleaning Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Haptor Barrett / Lee Industries— outdoor upholstered furniture; Janus et Cie / McKinnon and Harris—table; Kneedler/Fauchère / Dessin Fournir— concrete bench General Contractor Pendleton Construction, Inc. Irrigation Installation Ronald M. Hamamoto Landscape Landscape Installation Ronald M. Hamamoto Landscape Light Fixtures Reborn Antiques Low Voltage Lighting FX Luminaire Low Voltage Lighting Installation Ronald M. Hamamoto Landscape Mirrors Glassland Glass and Mirror Painting Contractor J & R Painting Plants Sunland Water Gardens; Green View Nursery, Inc.; Southland Sod Plaster Pendleton Construction, Inc. Stone Bourget Bros.

Stone Installation JML Tile & Stone Water Features Garden Temple Other DAR Construction—trellis construction

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Paint Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Art Charme d’Antan, Potted Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Charme d’Antan; FormLA Landscaping; In Your Place Furniture Irrigation Landscape Warehouse Irrigation Installation FormLA Landscaping Landscape Installation FormLA Landscaping Light Fixtures FX Luminaire; Nick Williams Designs Lighting Installation FormLA Landscaping Mulch Cal Blend Soils, Inc. Plants Green Thumb, Norman’s Nursery, Perssons Nursery, El Nativo Nursery, Magic Growers; A&R Nursery Stone La Canada Rustic Stone Stone Installation FormLA Landscaping Windows Vent View Window Products

Across the Pond page 64 Pacific Outdoor Living Paint Construction Electrical Contractor Fabrics

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Pacific Outdoor Living Pacific Outdoor Living A. Hoegee and Sons—awnings & outdoor drapery Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Furniture Laneventure Furniture, Outdoor Elegance General Contractor Pacific Outdoor Living Irrigation Ferguson Enterprises Inc; Landscape Warehouse Irrigation Installation Pacific Outdoor Living Landscape Installation Pacific Outdoor Living Light Fixtures Kichler Lighting Mulch Soil & Sod Depot Pavers Angelus Paving Stone Paver Installation Pacific Pavingstone Plants Green View Nursery; Green Thumb Nursery Plaster Preciado Pools Plumbing Contractor Pacific Outdoor Living Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Ferguson Enterprises Inc. Pottery Pacific Outdoor Living Rocks Pro Ponds West Tile Aqua Azul Pools Tile Installation Aqua Azul Pools Water Features California Waterscapes

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List of resouRces Other

Certified Swimming Pools of California—pool SCP Distributors—pool equipment Toledo Architectural Stone—pool coping Bahia Glass—pool tile

Pool Bungalow page 66 David Reaume Construction & Design Paint Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Accessories Lemmon Hill, and Accessory Preview Appliances Snyder Diamond Art Kathryn Donatelli Fine ArtBuilding Materials David Reaume Construction and Design Cabinetry Expressions in Wood Cabinet Finish Perez Brothers Painting Cabinet Hardware Mission West Kitchen and Bath Construction David Reaume Construction and Design Decorative Painting MaryLinda Moss—Decorative Elements Doors David Reaume Construction and Design Electrical The Electrix Company Electrical Contractor The Electrix Company Fabric and Trim Kravet Fabrics Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Flooring Southland Stone Flooring Installation Central Tile Floral Arrangements Rosebud Floral Design Furniture Bausman & Company and Portico Collection; Newman Frey—coffee table General Contractor David Reaume Construction and Design Light Fixtures Circa Lighting, Laura Lee Design Lighting, Roberts Iron Works Painting Contractor Perez Brothers Painting Plumbing Contractor RH Construction Plumbing Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Gessi Faucets through Hagen Flynn Rugs Patterson Flynn and Martin Solid Surface Countertops Southland Stone Solid Surface Installation Elite Tile Hagen Flynn Tile Installation Central Tile Upholstery Bausman & Company and Portico Collection Wall Coverings Schumacher Wall Covering Installation Shani Wallpaper & Paint Windows David Reaume Construction and Design Window Hardware Ricardo Ramos Drapery Window Treatment Ricardo Ramos Drapery Window Treatment Installation Ricardo Ramos Drapery Other Art Design Insulation—moving company Vintage Timber Works—beams

Stream Crossing page 67 Mel-O-Dee Garden Center & Mystic Water Gardens Paint Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Light Fixtures Lightcraft / Lightclub USA—pond underwater lights Rocks Steve Sandalis Other Aquascape, Inc.—pond supplies

Cottage Yard page 68 Lauterbach Inc. Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Plants Pottery Stone Installation Other

Lauterbach Inc. Lauterbach Inc. Ramy’s Nursery; San Antonio Nursery; Green Spot Nursery Eye of the Day Lauterbach Inc. Exaco Trading Co.—glass greenhouse

Guest Cottage page 70 Saxony Design Build, Inc. Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Charles & Charles; Restoration Hardware; Saxony Design Build, Inc.; Susanne Hollis Appliances Snyder Diamond—KitchenAid; Maytag Art Founder’s Gallery; Interior Devine Audio Visual Saxony Design Build Inc. Cabinetry Decore-ative Specialties Cabinet Finish Decore-ative Specialties Cabinet Installation Stage One Custom Furniture Construction Saxony Design Build, Inc. Decorative Painting MaryLinda Moss, Decorative Elements—beams and bead board; hand painted wallcovering Electrical Contractor Lightrider Electric Inc. Fabric and Trim Casamance through Brunschwig & Fils; Carleton V through Brunschwig & Fils; Robert Allen; F. Schumacher & Co. Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard Inc. Floor Finish Rubio Monocoat USA Flooring Flooring Installation Carlisle Wide Plank Floors Floral Arrangements The Plant Doctor

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List of resouRces Furniture

Lee Industries through Witford—winged bed; Alfonso Marina—Normando chair and Poblana nightstands; Saxony Design Build, Inc.—French wardrobe and leather sofas; Ferro E.I.—patio furniture; Susanne Hollis—Empire chairs, Gustavian arm chairs, English inlaid pedestal table and Swedish chest; Alfonso Marina—Cardeña cocktail table, Potosina game table, Henry & Dean II side chairs and twist bar stools; Custom Craft—kitchen banquet Hardware Crown City Hardware—Deltana; Top Knobs Light Fixtures: Reborn Antiques; Ferro E.I.; Modern Lighting—Currey and Company, table lamps Linens Art & Design Linens Painting Contractor B & P Painting Plumbing Contractor Gorham Plumbing Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies George’s Pipe & Plumbing Supply— Native Trails prep sink; Mico Designs Ltd. faucets; St. Thomas Creations sinks & toilets; Cal Faucet bath fixtures; Newport Brass fixtures & sconces; Julien Farmhouse sink Rugs Tufenkian Carpets Stone Maison Stone—St. Croix limestone flooring, Golden Crystal granite counter top, Amarelo Negras counter top, Kaleidoscope glass herringbone backsplash, fireplaces, Aqua by Joshua Cain—shower floor, Ken Mason— shower walls, Boyce & Bean—shower ceiling, Aqua by Joshua Cain—kitchen backsplash, Golden Crystal granite counter top, Kibak Britta laundry backsplash, Danby marble flooring & hexagonal shower floor, Aqua by Joshua Cain—bath floor border, Chiaro Tapestry glass shower wall Stone and Tile Installation Astonish Inc. Upholstery The Sofa Co.; Custom Craft Upholstery Wall Coverings SJW Studios; Innovations; Steve Abrams Designs; Designer Wallcoverings; Seabrook Wall Covering Installation Ross Radoff Window Treatments Superior Roman Shades Window Treatment Installation Superior Roman Shades Other Saxony Design Build, Inc.—beds OJ Insulation & Fireplace—fireplace units Ram Board—temporary floor protection Sika Inc.—wood floor adhesive & sealant 106

Mr. McGregor’s Garden page 76 Alastair Boase Landscape Design and Bottom of the Porch Landscape Design Paint Accessories

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Cici Koenig—custom pillows; Susann Edmonds—beaded chandeliers; Jasmine Blue Flowers Plants and Gifts—iron chandelier Art LT Mustardseed—“Timeless Joy” and “Passion Flower” Building Materials Craigslist—repurposed lumber; George L. Throop Company—masonry supplies; Prime Building Materials—decomposed granite Construction Alastair Boase Landscape Design Electrical Alastair Boase Landscape Design Fabric Cleaning and Protection Fiber Guard, Inc. Floral Arrangements Jasmine Blue Flowers, Plants and Gifts Irrigation Landscape Warehouse Irrigation Installation Alastair Boase Landscape Design Landscape Installation Alastair Boase Landscape Design/Gung Hoe Garden Girls Light Fixtures Nick Williams and Associates—resin candles and rope lights; Mike Davidson, Spec Management Group; Douglas Prexta, Hinkley Lighting Painting Contractor Bottom of the Porch Landscape Design Plants Bellefontaine Nursery; Green Thumb Super Garden Center; Green View Nursery, Inc. Pottery Bellefontaine Nursery—Terra cotta pots Other San Antonio Winery—wine barrels Parsifal Furniture—raised planters, custom furniture

Outdoor Kitchen page 77 Yorkshire Kitchens Inc. Paint Accessories Appliances Art Audio Visual Cabinetry Cabinet Installation Electrical Flooring

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Padua & Jan’s Personal Collection Outdoor Elegance—Twin Eagles Carl Menifee Wilson Wilshire Media Systems Northstar Cabinet Construction Inc. Definitive Construction Chris Williams Construction Semco

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List of resouRces Flooring Installation Furniture

Greenvalue Construction Darafeev; O.W. Lee, Jensen Leisure Furniture & Outdoor Elegance; Billy Dunn Designs—reclaimed wood furniture & planters General Contractor Definitive Construction Hardware Atlas Homewares Irrigation Marni’s Garden Landscape Installation Marni’s Garden Light Fixtures Lighting Innovation Painting Contractor Definitive Construction Plants Persson’s Nursery Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Snyder Diamond Pottery Outdoor Elegance Rugs Jan’s Personal Collection Stone L & L Building Materials Inc.; Stoneville—countertop Stone Installation Figueroa Stone Works; Carlito’s Way Stone—countertop Water Features Outdoor Elegance Window Treatment C.J.’s Custom Draperies & DK Designs, Kravet Other Pasadena Awnings—awnings O.W. Lee, Jensen Leisure Furniture & Outdoor Elegance—fire pit Warren Rowe—jukebox Accoya & Royal Plywood—wood for pergola & doors for outdoor cabinetry

Plants

Flight of the Monarchs page 78

The Terrace & Tavern page 80

David Snow Garden Design

Bright Living

Paint Accessories

Flooring Florist Furniture Linens Lighting Plants Pottery Other

Building Materials

Landscape Installation Mulch

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation B&B Do It Center Camarillo—steel butterfly; Merrill’s Flowerpots—potting table Carlson Building Materials— decomposed granite; Earl Saulet Masonry—flagstone David Snow Garden Design Foxtail Farms; Kelloges Soils—potting soils & fertilizers

Pottery Other

Nature’s Best Nursery—buddleja & dodoneas; El Nativo Growers Inc.— native plants; Got Milkweed Growers— milkweed; Performance Nursery Inc.— color; Green Meadow Nursery—color; B&B Do It Center Camarillo—herbs; Armstrong Garden Centers—color; EuroAmerican Propagators—succulents Carol Wharmby Belgard Hardscapes—pavers Green Meadow Nursery—lodge pole stakes

Tranquility Garden page 79 Reliable Gardens, Inc. Furniture Glass Irrigation Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Mulch Plants Pottery Stone Stone Installation Other

Southwest Boulder—granite bench Bourget Brothers—glass mulch Rain Bird Reliable Gardens Inc. Reliable Gardens Inc. Agromin Horticultural Products Milfeld’s Nursery Inc.; Norman’s Nursery; DM Color Express Reseda Pottery Southwest Boulder—flagstone Reliable Gardens Inc. Southwest Boulder—basalt columns

Carpet Land Wholesale Flooring The Enchanted Florist Ashley Furniture BBJ Linen Crown City Architectural Salvage Green Set Inc. Green Set Inc.—urns TasteBuds Culinary—event catering Simplify with Amanda Hughes— event organization Brad Davis Art—graphic designer Town and Country Event—rentals: canopy, tables, chairs, bars

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DiRectoRy of ADVERTISERS Aarnun Gallery .....................................93

Huntington Pools & Spas.......................10

Lucy Jensen Studio ...............................93

Alexander Vertikoff Photography ...........96

Interior Devine .....................................84

Lynn Van Dam Cooper ..........................91

American Society of Interior Designers..94

Jennifer Bevan.......................................97

Maison Stone ........................................32

Brighton.............................................IBC

Jeannie Garr Roddy/Podley Properties.....9

Maude Woods .......................................87

Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. ...........6

La Canada-Flintridge Merchants ...........20

Mission Tile West .................................14

Chelsea Construction/ Charlton Cabinetry ..........................8

Adobe Design

Canada Jewelry & Gifts Cindy Dole/Home Wizards ...................95 Clairbourn School .................................94 Clothes Heaven .....................................93

Citizens Business Bank Dilbeck Real Estate

Cynthia Bennett & Associates, Inc. ........11 DChristjan/Phil Vonk ............................15

Eiji’s Estate Jewelry Collection

Dolphin Party Rentals ...........................95 DreamBox Creations .............................95

Hello Pizza Jackie’s Hair A Go Go

Eileen Fisher.........................................86 Estate Jewelry Collection.......................88

La Canada Camera La Canada Imports

Merchandising ...............................87 Fedde’s Furniture ..................................89 Fiduciary Trust International ..................2

Parsons .................................................89 Pasadena Magazine................................22 Phillip W. Cohen ..................................96 Salutations ............................................90 Snyder Diamond ....................................13 Sotheby’s International Realty ...............90 Specialty Services...................................95 Style on Green.......................................97 Susanne Hollis, Inc. ..............................93

Phat Energy Posh Accessories

Fashion Institute of Design &

Padua-D.K. Designs ..............................17

Kobeissi Properties La Canada Books & Toys

Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation .........36

Pacific Outdoor Living............................4

Fast Frame Expert Picture Framing Flintridge Riding Club

Designs of the Interior .........................BC

Newhaven Builders, Inc. .......................92

Dolci Mango Drummond

Custom Comfort....................................12

Modern Foods Market & Cafe ...............87

Angel’s Nest

Sossi Collection State Farm Insurance

TasteBuds..............................................81 The Electrix Company, Inc. ..................34 The Frame Shop, Ltd. ...........................85

Taix Workout Studio The Apple Cart The Little Gym

THE Magazine .....................................18 Tru Finance..........................................94

Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy...........16 LA Financial Credit Union....................84

Virginia Robinson Gardens....................94

Land Rover Pasadena .........................IFC

Wells Fargo Private Bank.......................85

Lemmon Hill ........................................88

Yorkshire Kitchens Inc. .........................19

Life Videos............................................91

Zorn Design Studio ...............................92

FormLA ...............................................23 Garage Envy, Inc. ..................................21 G. H. Wilke & Co.................................86

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