the country’s longest running show house event
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Decorators’ Show House and Gardens
the Columns on Meridian 5417 North Meridian Street
April 24–May 9, 2021 www.showhouseindy.org 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 301
Decorators’ Show House and Gardens Welcome to the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild’s 60th Annual Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. It is our pleasure to have you join us for a tour of this unique property in the Meridian Kessler neighborhood. We hope that you will enjoy this experience, as your visit continues the tradition of “The Country’s Longest-Running Show House Event.” The Guild members, designers, and landscapers spend months laying the groundwork for each show house. In January, we took possession of the property, and the work began. This year’s 26 design and landscape firms put their designs into action, transforming empty rooms into masterpieces and refreshing outside areas into lush gardens and open-air living spaces. While respecting the heritage and style of this historic residence, our designers look to designs and trends that will also accommodate a modern-day active family. As you tour the house and grounds, please follow along in this program. The areas are listed, numbered, and described in the order in which you will see them. There is helpful information on each page, including designer information, paint color names, and names of contractors used by the designer. We hope that you will find an area or two that inspires you to go home and give one of your own rooms a new look. Of course, you can always make an appointment with one of our designers! The Guild volunteers, our dedicated designers, and our landscape professionals make this tradition possible. Willingly jumping into this effort are many loyal businesses, vendors, and contractors, as well as many others who offer special services. We encourage you to look at their advertisements and logos and hope you will visit their places of business. Without their support, the Guild would not be able to carry out a project of this scope to benefit Eskenazi Health. St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild’s mission is to raise funds for the programs and services of Eskenazi Health. As a Level I Trauma Center, everyone in the community benefits from its organizational skills in the event of any public disaster. The men and women of Eskenazi offer superior heathcare for all, regardless of ability to pay. We are proud to support Eskenazi Health and its contribution to the entire community. As you explore the beautifully decorated rooms, remember that many of the items are available for purchase. Contact individual designers and landscapers for more information. After your tour of the house and grounds, we invite you to visit our Maggie’s Hoosier Marketplace featuring products from Indiana small businesses. Thank you for supporting the 60th Anniversary Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. We hope you enjoy the tour and look forward to making it your yearly tradition.
Julie DeWitt, General Chair; Jane Burgess, President; Judy Barack, Decorator Chair
Eskenazi Health Patient Stories ...................6 Achievement in Medicine Award ...............................................................9 Past Contributions to Eskenazi Health ..........................................11 In Memoriam................................................. 14 2021 Sponsors and Supporters ........................................................19 Thank You ..................................................... 20 History and Tour .......................................... 26 2020 Show House Awards .........................44 Maggie’s Hoosier Marketplace .................64 Index of Advertisers and Design Firms................................................. 72
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Eskenazi Health Foundation appreciates its long-term partnership with St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild. The 2021 St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Decorators’ Show House and Gardens once again demonstrates its commitment to Eskenazi Health and to the entire community.
February 26, 2021
To the Women of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild,
On behalf of Eskenazi Health and Eskenazi Health Foundation, it is our pleasure to congratulate you on this year’s Decorators’ Show House and Gardens – one of the best examples ever of the “will” of the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild finding the “why.” St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild has been a generous supporter of Eskenazi Health since the Guild’s inception in 1907. In over a century of cooperation, the Guild has donated more than $13 million in support of Eskenazi Health’s mission to serve the members of the Indianapolis community. It is through such generous community contributions that we are able to continue as leaders in our community maximizing the health and well-being of all of our neighbors. After a truly unprecedented year, the Guild’s support remains as important as ever. Funds raised by St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild in 2020 supported the Eskenazi Health COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund. This fund allowed Eskenazi Health to serve the people of Marion County in the midst of the global crisis. This year’s Show House and Gardens will support the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Center for Nursing Excellence. The Guild has previously made generous contributions to the Sandra Eskenazi Center for Brain Care Innovation, the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Diagnostic Breast Center, the Haven of Hope rooms for patients’ families, the EMBRACE program, Limestone Falls in The Matthew R. Gutwein Commonground and the beautiful historic art collection proudly displayed throughout the campus, to name a few. It is through these programs that the presence of the Guild is felt by so many Eskenazi Health patients and families. The leadership and philanthropic support of the women of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild has left an undeniable mark on the care provided by Eskenazi Health. Congratulations on your remarkable transformation of the 60th historic Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. Eskenazi Health and Eskenazi Health Foundation look forward to our continued partnership with St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild and how that partnership will enable us to continue to provide high-quality, patient-centered health care to people in need throughout Indianapolis. With gratitude,
Lisa Harris, M.D. Chief Executive Officer Eskenazi Health
Ernest Vargo II, CFRE President & Chief Executive Officer Eskenazi Health Foundation
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Greetings, I would like to congratulate St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild on the 60th anniversary of the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens! I commend all the volunteers for their hard work in getting this show to where it is today. Since 1907, you have shown dedication in addressing the needs of Hoosiers by contributing over thirteen million dollars to benefit the patients at what is now Eskenazi Health. Your contributions, like your pledge to the Center for Nursing Excellence, are reminders of your positive impact. Indiana will come to rely on your leadership to serve future generations in the years ahead. Again, congratulations on your 60th anniversary. We look forward to your continued success for many years and are excited for what the future holds. Sincerely,
Eric Holcomb
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| Eskenazi Health Patient Testimonial | Patient Appreciates Quality Care She’s Received Since 1953 LaVada Clark is a remarkably youthful, enthusiastic and strong-willed woman who has a quick wit, a positive outlook on life, a hearty laugh and a wonderful sense of humor. Her first visit to Eskenazi Health (then named Indianapolis General Hospital) occurred at age 16, when she accepted a job working in the student dining room serving nurses and doctors, along with patients on the various wards. Her first child was born in 1955 at Indianapolis General Hospital, as were four of her total of five children. For many years she remained – along with her children – patients of General Hospital, which became Wishard Memorial Hospital in 1975. Clark moved away from the area in 2013 and then moved back near Eskenazi Health in 2019. When she was admitted to the Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital on July 6, 2020, with pain in her upper stomach, it didn’t take long for Eskenazi Health physicians to discover she had pancreatitis, which is an inflammation in the pancreas. The pancreas is a long, flat gland that sits tucked behind the stomach in the upper abdomen. After going through a CT scan and an MRI, Clark had gall bladder removal surgery on July 10. The surgery was a complete success, and Clark is very happy to express how well she was treated and cared for at Eskenazi Health. “Can I go on national TV primetime and talk about how great an experience this was?” she said. “Everyone at Eskenazi Health was fantastic, and I feel that the excellent care that was given to me during my hospital stay played a very important role in my recovery.” Clark is grateful to her medical team that included internal medicine specialist Khurram Siddiqui, M.D., and many others on the Eskenazi Health staff who contributed in a variety of ways that resulted in her successful procedure and recovery. “Everything was wonderful, and I know I was very sick,” Clark said. “I said it to my family and my friends, ‘Who goes into the hospital and comes out talking about how they had a good time?’ That would be nobody but me, because I did. It was really nice.” Now that Clark has returned to residing in close proximity to Eskenazi Health and is regularly seeing Senior Care physician Jennifer Carnahan, M.D. (who she adores), she’ll never wander away again. “I came back, and I’m glad I did,” Clark said. “People talk about good service, but how often do we get it? I always get great care at Eskenazi Health, and I know they’ll keep up the good work for me and all their patients.”
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| Eskenazi Health Patient Testimonial | Longtime Employee Prevails Against COVID-19 What became a precarious and terrifying journey began on March 15, 2020, with an offand-on fever, along with some minor gastrointestinal discomfort. Natalie Fitzgerald, BSN, RN, had no idea then that she would soon be in grave danger and an intense two-week fight for her life versus COVID-19 was on the horizon. Fitzgerald, who has been with Eskenazi Health since 1996 and is the clinical educator for the Richard M. Fairbanks Burn Center at Eskenazi Health, began developing a low-grade fever but wasn’t “feeling too bad” until about 10 p.m. on Sunday, March 22. “I started feeling short of breath and wasn’t really sure what was going on, but I thought I was OK and that I’d stay at home thinking it wasn’t too bad, but then early in the morning on the 23rd around 3:30 a.m., I believed I was in worse shape and decided I needed to go to the hospital. That’s when I called for an ambulance to take me to Eskenazi Health.” Upon arrival, Fitzgerald was rushed into one of Eskenazi Health’s shock rooms, where acutely ill patients are brought to be stabilized prior to transfer to an intensive care unit or other department. “The ICU doctor, Dr. Joe Smith, came down and talked to me saying that they thought I probably had COVID-19 and that their plan, because of the oxygen requirements that I had and what they had seen in other patients, was to probably intubate me when I got upstairs to the ICU. They also wanted to give me a little time to see if I could be stable on the oxygen they had me on,” Fitzgerald said. Not showing signs of improvement, Fitzgerald, the mother of two sons and a daughter, was placed on a ventilator and heavily sedated for nearly two weeks. On April 6, the breathing tube was finally removed, though she has virtually no recollection of that or anything else that happened the following day. “I have some really foggy memories of the first two days when I came out (of being deeply sedated),” she said. “Then on April 8, I was pretty awake and was able to work with physical therapy and a speech therapist for the first time. That was also, I believe, the first time I was able to talk with people. The physical therapist helped me find my phone so I could make calls, and I called my mom and dad, and then I spoke with my youngest son and my daughter.” Fitzgerald remained at Eskenazi Health using a walker and undergoing occupational and speech therapy every day until departing on April 14. She arrived home without using a walking apparatus. Fitzgerald has continued the physical therapy and enjoys taking walks with her son MJ, who encourages her to be steadfast with her therapy. She is also attending classes towards earning a master’s degree in nursing education. Fitzgerald considers her recovery from COVID-19 miraculous and is eternally grateful for the quality care she received at Eskenazi Health. “The ICU team and the physicians are phenomenal. In the past, I had seen Dr. (Graham) Carlos and Dr. Smith in action and heard them talk, and I knew how good they were and what great teachers they are. I know they are among the very best. And the nurses, physical therapists and occupational therapists are doing such good work, and I know that people are stepping out of their normal roles and stretching themselves so patients get what they need. That’s always what Eskenazi Health does. I would tell people that Eskenazi Health is always the best place to go all the time, and not just for COVID-19.”
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April 23, 2021 Greetings! On behalf of the City of Indianapolis, I want to extend my sincere congratulations to St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild as you celebrate the 60th-anniversary fundraiser of the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. This annual event supports additional programming at Eskenazi Health and has contributed to vital medical services for Indianapolis residents. This year, the selected show home is located at 5417 N. Meridian St. and aptly named the Columns on Meridian. The Decorators¶ Show House and Gardens, which restores classical homes to raise funds for a variety of capital improvements and programs for Eskenazi Health, has been a staple event for residents during Indianapolis springtime. Founded in 1907, the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild, a mostly women-led organization, has donated over $13 million to benefit patients served at Eskenazi Health. The funds from this year’s show home will support the Center for Nursing Excellence at Eskenazi Health. Again, congratulations to the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild on celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. I thank you for your valuable contributions to our community and commend you in your efforts to support Eskenazi Health. Sincerely,
Joseph H. Hogsett Mayor City of Indianapolis
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Achievement in Medicine Award Generously sponsored by Versiti Blood Center since 2006
The AIM Award,
given annually by St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild and sponsored by the Indiana Blood Center, honors management-level members of the Eskenazi Health team who uphold the tradition of excellence in healthcare. These innovative, creative, and dedicated recipients were selected among many exceptional nominees from Eskenazi Health.
amy beth kressel, m.d., m.s., fidsa, fshea Amy Beth Kressel, M.D., M.S., FIDSA, FSHEA, is the medical director of infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship at Eskenazi Health. She and her team rose to meet the emergency needs posed by the COVID-19 pandemic starting in February 2020 and continue to lead the charge in the fight against the virus. Dr. Kressel played an instrumental role early on in daily decisions regarding isolation procedures, use of personal protective equipment (particularly early on when masks and gowns were in short supply), COVID-19 testing and procedures on how to allow surgery to be performed on patients suspected to be positive for COVID-19. Recently, Dr. Kressel has been actively involved in decisions about the use of monoclonal antibodies for COVID-19 and
vaccination. Dr. Kressel and her team’s work proved to be especially important to the care of the vulnerable populations, as they are among those who are at high-risk of being infected with COVID-19 or suffering severe effects. Their work was also critical in keeping the Eskenazi Health frontline staff and employees safe so that care was able to continue being provided to all patients during the course of the pandemic. In her role as medical director of the infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship, Dr. Kressel directs and strategically plans a program to prevent hospital-acquired infections. In addition to her work at Eskenazi Health, Dr. Kressel serves as a professor of clinical medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine. She currently serves as chair of the Indiana COVID-19 Vaccine Review Advisory Group. She is board certified in infectious disease by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
joseph smith, m.d.
Joseph Smith, M.D., serves as the medical director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) and medical director of Respiratory Care at Eskenazi Health. He has been instrumental in leading patient care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout the past year, Dr. Smith has assisted with the development of state guidelines, established new protocols and procedures, supported MICU staff and expanded Eskenazi Health’s MICU capacity – all while providing exemplary care to Eskenazi Health patients. As a result of his leadership and collaboration, Eskenazi Health has discharged more than 1,500 patients who tested positive for COVID-19.
Dr. Smith has been a true leader and collaborator throughout the pandemic. He developed and maintained the Eskenazi Health MICU COVID-19 Guide to ensure MICU providers, nurse managers, pharmacists and respiratory therapists were continuously updated. He has worked closely with the Palliative Care team to ensure they were equipped to best serve their mutual patients. Dr. Smith has also assisted with development of an implementation plan to apply the Indiana Department of Health Crisis Standards for Ventilator Allocation to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Smith serves as an assistant professor of clinical medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine. He is board certified in internal medicine, critical care medicine and pulmonary medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine. 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 9
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History of Contributions St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild has contributed over $13 million to Eskenazi Health since 1907
YEARS
FUNDED PROJECTS
1907–1919
Provided clothing, beds, wheelchairs, leg braces, and artificial limbs for the children’s ward. Completely furnished the two new children’s wards in the Burdsal Unit. Funded 20 oil paintings and portraits and 33 different canvas murals by renowned Indiana artists to decorate the walls of the children’s wards.
$30,000
1920–1929
Provided clothing, beds, wheelchairs, leg braces, and artificial limbs for the children’s wards. In cooperation with the Indianapolis Foundation, established and maintained the occupational therapy department (OTD) for adults and children. Provided for the annual operating budget for staffing, staff materials and training, therapy equipment, tools, saws, looms, kilns, and capital expenses.
$30,000
1930–1939
Funded the operating budget, equipment, and supplies for the OTD and children’s wards, including adding furnishings and murals to the Burdsal Unit. Established the Mother’s Milk Station in a laboratory to pasteurize and freeze mother’s milk to provide milk for premature infants.
$120,000
1940–1949
Funded total annual operating expenses and equipment for the OTD and programs and equipment for the children’s wards. Painted and refurnished the children’s wards. Funded salary for a nurse in the psychiatric ward and a nurse in the tuberculosis ward. Furnished two rooms for student nurses.
$190,000
1950–1959
Established the physical medicine and rehabilitation department (PMRD), including a physical therapy department (PTD). Funded total annual operating expenses and equipment for the OTD and programs and equipment for the children’s wards. Renovated and expanded the PMRD and children’s wards.
$252,500
1960–1969
Provided funding for equipment, programs, furnishings, and supplies for the children’s wards, PMRD, and various other hospital departments. Renovated, refurnished, and re-equipped the isolation ward and the nurses’ station. Established an occupational therapy unit in the new psychiatric unit, and new nurseries in the children’s wards. Refurbished the PTD and established an OT unit in the new wing. Funded equipment and furnishings in the newborn and premature nurseries. Equipped day rooms and dining areas in the new psychiatric addition. Purchased new equipment and furnishing in the patient and rehabilitation areas for the psychiatric facility.
$305,600
1970–1979
Provided funding for equipment, programs, furnishings, and supplies for the children’s wards, PMRD, Midtown Community Mental Health Center and various other departments. Renovated the children’s wards and the PTD. Removed, restored, and reframed the 1914 murals and paintings by Indiana artists. Established and upgraded the first complete adult burn unit in the state in a joint project with the Indianapolis Fire Department.
$688,300
1980–1989
Provided funding for equipment, programs, furnishings, and supplies for the children’s wards, the PMRD, and various other hospital departments. Totally renovated and refurnished the pediatrics AB wing, including the relocation of pediatrics and renovation of the newborn and special care nurseries. Purchased a heart-lung machine, blood pressure monitors, warmers, and wall incubators for the newborn and special care nurseries. Funded satellite nurseries for newborns and refurbished the pediatric and labor and delivery unit. Renovated the PTD treatment areas.
$1,852,600
1990–1999
Funded equipment and furnishings for the special care nursery and equipment for the pediatric unit, birthing center, and the PMRD. Purchased a mobile mammography unit. Purchased equipment and furnishings for the burn unit. Provided for a new outpatient rehabilitation center in the occupational and physical therapy wing. Provided funding for the Women’s Healthcare Initiative, urgent care center and labor, delivery, recovery and postpartum rooms, the End of Life Project, an ADA minivan, St. Margaret’s Diagnostic Breast Center, renovations to the nursing units, and other renovations and equipment throughout the hospital. Created the Senior Care Program Rehabilitation Center.
$3,324,000
2000–2009
Funded St. Margaret’s Center for Breast Health. Provided funding for the burn unit, Myers Auditorium media services $3,625,000 upgrade palliative care, pharmacy telephone service, equipment for OT, Midtown Community Mental Health Center, Women’s and Children’s departments and rehabilitation of the burn center. Funded perinatal ultrasound equipment, a wheelchair accessible van, and a van for Midtown Community Mental Health Center. Provided funding for the domestic violence program. Developed and funded the EMBRACE program, an integrated support program for women facing cancer. Purchased a mobile mammography unit. Established the Haven of Hope, a support system of the Eskenazi trauma center and the Fairbanks burn center. Provided support for the Medical-Legal Partnership and Volunteer Advocates programs.
2010–2019
Supported Haven of Hope and Center for Hope with forensic medical supplies, “Protecting Our Children” materials, furniture, and camera equipment to document abuse and trauma. Provided for summer group therapy at Midtown Children’s Center. Purchased golf cars to facilitate transporting patients in the hospital and across the campus. Underwrote childbirth classes focusing on areas with the highest infant mortality rates. Supported “Healthy Me” and “Stop Taking On Pounds” programs, built raised garden beds, provided emergency co-pay assistance and durable medical equipment to senior citizens. Provided funding for the Sandra Eskenazi Center for Brain Care Innovation. Funded Limestone Falls. Purchased a fleet of vehicles including two wheelchair accessible vans for use by the Midtown Community Mental Health Center. Pledged funds for the new Center for Nursing Excellence at Eskenazi Heath.
2020
Proceeds from the 2020 Virtual Decorators’ Show House were donated to the Eskenazi Health COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund.
Total monies raised from 1907 to present (rounded)
MONIES RAISED
$2,931,700
$145,400
$13,495,100
12/01/20
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St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild: Women Together Making a Difference
St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild are you interested in joining st. margaret’s hospital guild? St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is a volunteer organization comprised of dedicated women who are committed to raising funds for programs and services of Eskenazi Health. For the past 60 years, this has been accomplished by hosting the annual Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. The proceeds support some of the neediest of our neighbors. A group of dynamic women have fun serving on various Guild committees and participating in Decorators’ Show House and Gardens assignments. Members who work together develop lifelong friendships while raising funds for Eskenazi Health. For more information about membership, please email: decoratorshowhouseinfo@gmail. com or visit www.showhouseindy. org. We would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have and share the St. Margaret’s story. mission statement St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild, Inc. is a volunteer organization committed to raising funds for the services and programs of Eskenazi Health.
was founded in 1907 by five women who formed a nonsectarian guild to provide care and support to Indianapolis’ City Hospital patients through direct service and fundraising projects. The Guild’s mission is the same today; only the name of the hospital has changed. Starting as City Hospital in 1855, the hospital has been known as Indianapolis General Hospital, Marion County General Hospital, Wishard Memorial Hospital, and today we all know it as Eskenazi Health. People often ask how the name of the Guild was chosen. St. Margaret, the daughter of ninth-century Prince Edward of Scotland, worked with the sick, orphans, and the poor. The Guild’s name reflects the same spirit of her work. Every year since 1962, St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild has organized the refurbishing of a classic home, opened the home for a two-week public tour, and donated the proceeds to Eskenazi Health. Since the Guild’s founding in 1907, it has raised over $13.5 million for Eskenazi Health, supporting the patients and professionals at our city’s public hospital. Proceeds from the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens allow SMHG to provide equipment and vital programming for patients at Eskenazi Health. With your help, the Guild has funded the Burn Unit, departmental renovations, sponsored two mobile mammography clinics, initiated the Mother’s Milk Bank, and provided “Protecting Our Children” materials. SMHG has provided summer group therapy at Midtown Children’s Center, underwritten childbirth classes focusing on areas of highest infant mortality, and supported the Haven of Hope. The Guild has helped build raised garden beds for patients’ use at the Sky Garden, supported Healthy Me for children, funded the Limestone Falls at the Commonground, and purchased vans for Eskenazi Midtown Mental Health. Funds earned also provided support for the Sandra Eskenazi Center for Brain Care Innovation. In 2020, the Guild supported the Eskenazi Health COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund. This fund allowed Eskenazi Health to serve the people of Marion County in the midst of the global pandemic. Most recently, the Guild has pledged to support the Center for Nursing Excellence at Eskenazi Health, an innovative program focusing on recruiting and training quality nurses. St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is proud to be one of the pioneer volunteer groups in the City of Indianapolis. We are grateful to the designers, landscape architects, sponsors, individuals, corporations, and donors of in-kind services who make this annual event possible. 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 13
In Memoriam The 2021 Decorators’ Show House and Gardens wishes to acknowledge the memory of our treasured friends who served St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild for many years. Their contributions to the Guild were greatly appreciated and helped us improve lives in the community. We will remember them always.
beverly chambers
john kirk
Member Since 1966
Supporter of the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens
nancy champion christy
mary lou klein
Member Since 1983
Member Since 1975
barbara clark
shirley sermersheim lewis
Member Since 1975
Member Since 1980
susan m. colvin
heather brendel wachholz
Former Show House Designer
Member Since 1999
mark m. holeman
margaret davis whitehead
Former Landscape Designer
Member Since 1977
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Active/Advisory Members
Lisa Albertson Kristina Anderson Karen Arland Judy Barack – Decorator Chair Elizabeth Baxter – Director of Information Technology Sherry Benner Lisa Booher – Recording Secretary Judi Bounsall Mary Brady Becky Brammer Kim Brant – Director of Development Ellen Brethauer – Immediate Past Co-President Susan Brown – Director of House Management Jane Burgess – President Irene Burt Rachael Burt – Director of Website Anne Buskirk-Bailey – Director of Promotions Kerry Caito Missy Campbell Mary Alice Cooler Judy Cosgrove Molly Creamer Julie DeWitt – General Chair Roz Dick – Director of Café Janet’ Duncan – Vice President of Membership
Mary DuVall Deborah Elliott Sharon Butsch Freeland Sherri Fritsch Lynda Goeke Susan Graham Kim Green Candice Hamilton Mandy Heslin Betsy Hirschman Mary Holland – Immediate Past Co-President Kathleen House Susan Howell Jane Johnson Whitney Kinkel Angie Kiplinger – Corresponding Secretary Diane Kirschner Lisa Knipp Lara Knitter – Director of Program and Signage Amy Kraft Sunni Krull Rae Mallers Catherine Marrano Vanessa McTigue Amy Miller Paige Miller Trish Morton Jennie Moy
Margaret Murrmann Jana Musser Peggy Neal Sue Nelson Debra Normann Lisa O’Connor Nancy Otto – Guild Treasurer Karee Petruzzi Mary Petruzzi LeAnnette Pierce Julie Qualkinbush Jerrilyn Ramsey Marilyn Renner Sue Roper Aly Schroeder Vicki Scotto – Director of Business Lori Shanahan – Assistant Treasurer Connie Slater Lynne Smiley – Director of Design Denise Smith Sherrell Smith Stephanie Smith – Co-Director of Functions Terri Stauffer Helen Stehman Deborah Stoll – Webmaster Audrey Studley Gretchen Thompson Kirsten Tilev Patzetta Trice Kiersten Tully – President-Elect
Nicole Wawok Jenell Weaver Nanette Wiseman – Co-Director of Functions Rebeca Zimpfer
Life Members in Attendence Margaret Baranowski Liz Berg Karen Cummings Pam Curtis Jill Dale Molly Fenneman Deb Gibson Lori Goldsby Terry Holland Jane Jones Dessie Partenheimer Koch Stacy Payne Miller Pam Rappaport Pam Stuart Donna Thormann
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Dessie Partenheimer Koch: Our 2021 Honorary Chair
Dessie Partenheimer Koch believes that an innovative, creative idea will continue to flourish and live on. And live on it has! Brought to St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild by Dessie herself, the Indianapolis Decorators’ Show House and Gardens is currently celebrating its 60th year and is the country’s longest running show house event. After moving to Indianapolis in 1961, Dessie delivered an idea to St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild that she first visualized and implemented for an organization in Hillsborough, California, of which she was a board member. That idea was the Decorators’ Show House. The first show house began the very next year, in 1962, at 5019 N. Meridian Street. The annual springtime event benefiting Eskenazi Health, has since become the Guild’s largest annual fundraiser. St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild has raised nearly $13.5 million in its 114 years. “It has been a real treat to see the success of the Indianapolis Decorators’ Show House and all the things that have come about from the program,” Dessie said. “The Guild is full of wonderful people that do a great job of carrying things on.” Though now a Life Member, she is still actively involved in the Guild. According to Dessie, “That is one of the wonderful things about the Guild – you can be as active as you want to be.” Now 91, Dessie is still living life to the fullest. She has eight grandkids and is hoping for some great-grandchildren. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, she and a group of very cautious friends still gather at one another’s house to play Bridge. Before the pandemic she took a trip to the Holy Land with her church, Meridian Street United Methodist Church; she needed some help navigating the rocky terrain, but managed most of it by herself. She still takes long walks often and works out at her home gym three days a week. “Staying active has kept me healthy,” she says. “I still feel like I did when I was 60. The only thing I’ve given up is golf.” St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is indebted to Dessie and thankful for her 60 years of loyalty and involvement in the Guild and the Indianapolis community.
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THE COUNTRY’S LONGEST RUNNING SHOW HOUSE EVENT
Decorators’ Show House and Gardens 2020-2021 Design Board
pictured left to right seated: Jane Burgess, President; Julie DeWitt, General Chair; standing: Adam Bossung, Landscape Designer; Elissa Decker, Interior Designer;
Reed Bobrick, Interior Designer; Judy Barack, Decorator Chair; J.D. Dick, Interior Designer; Margaret Murrmann, Design Advisor; Catherine Wright, Interior Designer; Lynne Smiley, Design Director
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THE COUNTRY’S LONGEST RUNNING SHOW HOUSE EVENT
In Appreciation of our Generous 2021 Sponsors
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Thank You to our Sponsors thank you for making the 2021 decorators’ show house and gardens possible PLATINUM ($25,000 AND UP) Brizo Kitchen & Bath Company Eskenazi Health Foundation Jenni Egger Designs Stuart’s Moving and Storage, Inc. The National Bank of Indianapolis
DIAMOND ($15,000–$24,999) Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Cabinetry Ideas
GOLD ($10,000–$14,999)
Benjamin Moore & Co. Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Indianapolis Monthly Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation
SILVER ($5,000–$9,999)
A Classic Rental Company Anne Buskirk Photography Brunette & Associates Securities, Insurance, Financial Planning Jane and Claude Burgess * Business Furniture + Choreo DeWitt & Shrader, P.C. * Gibraltar Design, Inc. Hoosier Portable Restrooms Indiana Design Center Kittle’s Furniture Lafayette Interior Fashions Lee Supply Debbie and Ted Lilly ** McNamara Florist Mitchell Fabrics Surroundings by Natureworks+ Ted Coats/Moving Pictures, Inc. Windsor Wealth Management WRTV-6
BRONZE ($2,500–$4,999) 4th Generation Flooring Beam, Longest & Neff LLC Cumulus Media Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs Olympia Stone LTD
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Sullivan Hardware & Garden SYNlawn Nan and Bill Wiseman *
CRYSTAL ($1,000–$2,499)
Charlene and Joe Barnette ** Becky Brammer * Stephanie and Craig Brater ** In memory of Georgia Strickland Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Broadie ** Susan and Cleve Brown * Browning Susie Cumming ** Sherry Drybrough Elgin WaterCare Sue and Joe Gustin ** Hamilton Homes Barbara and George Hamilton ** Bonnie and Jack Heidt ** Larry and Kathleen House * N.K. Hurst Company Mrs. Needham S. Hurst ** Jennifer and Jim Kelley ** Sonya (Sunni) Krull * Max Katz Bag Company Lafayette Venetian Blind, Inc. Fred and Stacey McGurk In memory of Tom and Marceline McGurk Meridian Hills Country Club Martha and Tom Moore ** Jennie and Eric Moy * Mr. Marble Care Kim and Bruce Phillips ** LeAnnette Pierce * ProSource of Indianapolis Julie and Jeff Qualkinbush * Sue and Bill Ringo ** Alyson Smith ** Susan and Mike Smith ** Dr. and Mrs. Frederick and Helen Stehman * Betty Sterrett ** Susan Berry Homes Tactive Suzanne and Robert Thomas ** Kim and Gary Warren **
BENEFACTOR ($500–$999) 1830 Chophouse, Lebanon, IN Jeanne Bellish ** Judi and Phil Bounsall * Calico Cameron Electric Sue L. Ciotti ** Dr. and Mrs. Michael Coscia ** Creamer Elson O’Brien Realtors Century 21 Scheetz Pam and Bob Curtis ** Jill and Bill Dale ** Barbara Danquist ** Janet’ and Steve Duncan * Mary and Tim DuVall * Ed Martin Automotive Group Jill and John Failey ** Falcone Automotive Nanci and Hank Feuer ** Frances+Parke Sarah and Dick Getts ** Deb and James Gibson ** Griffon Decorative Fabrics, Inc. Nancy and Marshall Hanley ** Betsy Hirschman * Honeymoon image + design inc. Indiana Chapter ASID Inside Indiana Business with Gerry Dick Jana Musser Group, FC Tucker * Norma Johnston ** Kincaid’s Meat Market Dessie Partenheimer Koch ** Kroger Community Rewards Gerald Lewis In memory of Shirley Lewis McClure Oil Corporation In memory of Carolyn McClure My Yellow Rickshaw Linda and Donald Neel ** Rick and Nancy Otto * Pate’s Pool Service and Supply
Karee and Dean Petruzzi * Mary Petruzzi, Ferris Property Group * Carol and James Phillips ** Reis-Nichols Jewelers Dr. and Mrs. John Rufatto ** Jerry and Judy Rush ** Connie Slater * Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling Thibaut Jenell Weaver * In memory of Maebelle Hawley and Viola Weaver Ann Wright ** Honoring all Eskenazi employees Zimpfer Dental
CONTRIBUTOR ($250–$499) Kristina and Charles Anderson * Kitty Bartlett ** Liz and Bill Berg ** Mary and Dan Brady * Kim Brant * Robin Coffee ** Colored Threads Tom and Nia Cortese ** Debe Dawson ** Elite Indy Realty Group Mary Ann Fagan ** First Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church Cynthia Fisher ** Ellen Frist ** Dorothea Genetos ** Kim Green * Candice Hamilton * Harris Glass Company Mark M. Holeman, Inc., Landscape Architects and Contractors In memory of Mark and Carmen Holeman Mary and Jim Holland * Terry and Steve Holland **
Rosalie Hurst ** Barbara James ** Karen and Bryan Jinnett ** Mary E. Johnston ** Linda and Richard Kammen ** Vic and Angie Kiplinger * Ms. Diane Kirschner and Family * Lara Knitter * Vanessa and Mark McTigue * Trish Morton * Margaret Murrmann * Nancy and John Null ** Tanya and Scott Overdorf ** Cathy and Jim Reed ** Mrs. Ronald E. Renner * Ruth and Jim Rodefeld ** Sue and Ralph Roper * Rosie Semler ** Dr. and Mrs. John H. Seward ** Deborah and Eric Stoll * Jane Stone ** Susie and David Tittle ** Jan and John Williams **
SUPPORTER ($100–$249)
Lisa and Mark Albertson * Stephen and Debbie Alexander ** AmazonSmile Karen F Bailey In honor of Karen F Bailey from Annie Dalton & Nicky Bailey Denny and Jim Baldauf ** Judy and Mike Barack * Art and Elizabeth Baxter * Nancy J. and David B. Behrmann ** Sherry Benner * Barbara Blakley ** Joyce Boncosky ** Ellen Miller Brethauer * Rachael and Robert Burt * Mert Campbell ** In honor of Joanne Byrum 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 21
Thank You to our Sponsors
Missy Campbell * In honor of Judy Barack Colleen and John Colvin ** Barbara and Kevin Cook ** Earlene and Jerry Cook ** Mary Alice Cooler * Jim and Judy Cosgrove * Molly and John Creamer * Roz and Gerry Dick * In honor of Pat Klein Kathryn (Kaye) Diener * Sharon and Michael Freeland * Lynda Goeke and Don Katz * Deb Gorin ** Mary and Patrick Grady ** Sally and David Gray ** Lucita Hanlin ** Mary and Norman Hatch ** Sue Hayes Frances A. Heck ** Patricia and William Hirsh ** Susan Howell * Jane Johnson * Mary Jordan ** Anne Kimbell ** Whitney Kinkel * Lisa Knipp * Barbara Kurtz ** Lisa Lombardi ** David and Catherine Marrano * In memory of my Grandmother Emily Holmes-Raney J. Mark and Katherine McKinzie ** Sally McMath ** Amy and Les Miller * Karen and Bruce Molitoris ** Susan and David Moore ** Ann and Paul Moran ** Mosquito Authority Anne Moss ** Peggy McKinney and Squier Neal * Jane and Roger Newcomb ** Joan C. Nichols **
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Debra Normann * Lisa O’Connor * Kristi Petruzzi ** Linda Schwitz Pope ** Pam and Steve Rappaport ** In memory of Patricia Brookover Ann Riegner ** Sandra Ross ** Vince and Vicki Scotto * Lori Shanahan * Diane and Dick Silcox ** In memory of Shirley Lewis Stephanie and Scott Smith * Penny Stone ** Audrey Studley * Surroundings Lou Ann Tabor ** Gary and Gretchen Thompson * In honor of Elizabeth P. Lindblom Donna Thormann ** Anne Throop ** Kirsten and Scott Tilev * Debbie and Mike Tolley ** Patzetta Trice * Kiersten and Matt Tully * Julie Davis Wood ** Susan and Kevin Woodhouse ** Julie and Don Wright ** Kim Young ** Becky and Brett Zimpfer *
Nancy S. Cronin ** Donna DeCallier ** Jane Drake ** Rosemarie “Rory” Eckman ** Pat Feldmann ** Deborah Frankel Helen Frazier ** Kay Grove Mary Jane Hamburger ** Mary Sue Higgins Kelley Hurst ** Pamela Klein and Kara Tamulonis Jane and Mike Jones ** Amy Kraft * Patricia McConnell ** Diane Mikiska ** Sharon Moore ** Madaline Mount ** Ken and Sue Nelson * Network for Good Stacy Payne Miller ** Jean Przybyla ** Patricia Sharp ** Leah Denise Smith * Sherrell Smith * Terri Stauffer * Hannah Jo Ten Eyck ** Ellen Williams **
FRIEND ($1–$99)
Dave and Karen Arland * Margaret Baranowski ** Betsy Biederstedt ** Dianne Bone Lisa Booher * Arija Brikmanis ** Lydia Brunner ** Irene Burt * Anne Buskirk-Bailey * Mary and Fred Caito ** Mathew and Kerry Caito *
* Denotes Active and Advisory Members of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild ** Denotes Life Members of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild
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A Special Thank You A very special thank you to Susan and Mark Graham for their gracious participation, in memory of JoAnn Graham, and in honor of the 60th Anniversary Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. A heartfelt thank you to those supporters who simply made this event possible. A Classic Party Rental Kevin Schwab
Elgin WaterCare Douglas Hull
Meridian Hills Country Club Kelly Letzler
Achievement in Medicine Award Eskenazi Selection Committee
Emmis Communications–WIBC/B105.7 Tom Berry
Meridian Street United Methodist Church Mary Sue McAlister
Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Eric Moy Jeff Qualkinbush
Eskenazi Health Dr. Lisa Harris, M.D., CEO Michelle O’Keefe
Mosquito Authority Scott and Marcy Langdon
Tony Benedict Benjamin Moore & Co. Beth Maguire Jim Archer
Eskenazi Health Foundation Ernie Vargo II, CEO Julie Rowlas, COO Ashley Sowders Kristin Hyde
Blue K Security Mike and Kathy McClary
Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc. Curt Rumer
H.J. Spier Co., Inc. John David Null
Brizo Kitchen & Bath Company Jai Robinson
Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Jeremy Konechne
St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church Father Brian Doerr Susan McRoberts
Broad Ripple Gazette Alan Hague
Gibraltar Design, Inc. Brittany Black Daniel Burns Molly Mullen Daniel Ramirez
Cameron Electric Dave Capps Mike Beckom City of Carmel Carol Dixon Colored Threads Community Partnerships Be The Boutique Charles Mayer & Co. Frances + Parke J. McLaughlin Petite G Jewelers Surroundings The Secret Ingredient Renee Cornet Cumulus Media–WFMS/107.9 John McCurdy Current Publishing LLC Dennis O’Malia Design Board 2020-2021 Reed Bobrick, Interior Designer Elissa Decker, Interior Designer JD Dick, Interior Designer Cathy Wright, Interior Designer Adam Bossung, Landscape Designer
Pate’s Pool Service and Supply David Scheumann Melinda Spear-Huff
Stuart’s Moving and Storage, Inc. Tony Stuart Jackie Stuart Sullivan Hardware and Garden
Heartland Growers
SYNLawn
Honeymoon image + design inc. Mike and Rhonda Fasig
Tactive Dave Carroll Zach Gick
Hoosier Portable Restrooms Jamie Hunter Illinois Street Food Emporium Vivian Farris Pam Lemmon Laurel Pitt Indiana Design Center Andrea Kleymeyer Amy Mehall Indianapolis Monthly Keith Phillips Kristin Sims Mike Botkin Andrea Ratcliff Kittle’s Furniture Maggie Awards Kathleen House Janet Mann
Dynamark|PIP Helen Farrell
MfM Marketing + Communications, Inc. Mary Foote Morris
Easter Conservation Services Ltd
Mark M. Holeman, Inc.
Eastside Voice Paula Nicewanger
McNamara Florist Toomie Farris
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Peggy and Squier Neal
Ted Coats/Moving Pictures, Inc. The National Bank of Indianapolis Ann M. Merkel Karen St. John Ticketbud Meredith Smith Versiti Blood Center of IndIana Penny Schroeder WATA and Whitney WFYI Julie Apple WRTV-6 Bruce Stickle Many heartfelt thanks to all the contractors and subcontractors who went above and beyond to make this project possible. We extend a very special thank you to all our Maggies’ husbands and families who support us as we work on this worthwhile project. We would also like to thank the homeowner and her extended family, who support our mission. We apologize for any inadvertent omissions.
The Columns on Meridian
The residence at 5417 North Meridian Street is located on Indianapolis’ main north-south thoroughfare. Homes along this two-mile, boulevard-like section of Meridian Street are supported by several local organizations that seek to maintain the area’s history, appearance, and quality of life. The North Meridian Street Historic District is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The home was designed and constructed by the SchoenMorgan Company, which was owned and operated by Mrs. Effie Schoen-Morgan (1873-1960). Hers was an unusual position for a woman in the early decades of the 1900s. The residence was built on a typical Meridian Street lot of 100 feet by 300 feet. Perched on a hill, it originally had a view of White River. The exterior of the two-story Colonial is red-brick veneer with limestone trim. An open porch with eight immense columns extends across the front of the structure. A long driveway winds its way up the hill from Meridian Street to a 3-car garage in the rear. The six-bedroom, five-and-a-half bath home contains 5,536 square feet on the main and upper levels and 2,110 square feet in the basement. Construction of the home began late in 1929 and was completed in 1930. The first owners of 5417 North Meridian Street were Willis Meredith Nicholson Sr. (18661947) and his wife Eugenie (Kountze) Nicholson (1867-1931). Meredith Nicholson was a poet, author, journalist, and diplomat. His best-known novel was The House of A Thousand Candles. Mrs. Nicholson passed away in 1931, and the widowed Meredith married Dorothy Wolfe Nicholson (1895-1951) in 1933. Later that same year, Nicholson sold the property, when he was appointed United States Minister to Paraguay. The property’s second owners were Warren Charles Fairbanks (1878-1938) and Helen Ethel (Cassidy) Fairbanks (1883-1944). Fairbanks was the eldest son of United States Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks. Warren was President of The Indianapolis News from 1922 until his unexpected death in 1938. The third family to occupy 5417 N. Meridian Street were David Lurvey (1886-1959) and Frances (Traugott) Lurvey (1889-1942) and four of their children – Leonard, Rosalie, William, and Frances. They moved into the home in 1939. David Lurvey was president of the Hatfield Electric Company. Fanny Lurvey was active in civic and philanthropic organizations. Mrs. Lurvey died in 1942. Two years later, David Lurvey married the widowed Ruth (Hammerman) Levey (1900-1962). The Lurveys hosted many activities in their home. The fourth owners of the home were Clarence B. La Dine (1904-1979) and Veneta (Leonard) La Dine (1907-2002). During World War II, Dr. La Dine served in several Army hospitals in Iceland, England, and France. Dr. La Dine was on the staffs of Methodist and Community Hospitals. Like the Lurveys, the LaDines opened their home to many social, civic, and philanthropic events. Richard R. Hamilton (1941-1997) and Carolyn (Hohl) Hamilton lived only three blocks away when the La Dine residence became available. They and their young daughters, Wendy and Jennifer, lived in the property from 1980 to 1982. During their ownership, Richard installed
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St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is often asked, “how is a home selected to be a show house?” a hot tub and built a playhouse for the girls. From 1982 to 1984, the owners of the home were Gerald R. Levin and Rhonda (Solotkin) Levin. Dr. Levin is a dentist with a practice on the northeast side of Indianapolis. The seventh owners of 5417 N. Meridian Street were Robert L. Zerbe and Linda (Rhode) Zerbe. Their children are Anne, Eric, and Sarah. When the Zerbes owned the home, he was executive director of Lilly Research Laboratories. The home’s eighth owners were Kevin M. Kelley and Karen (Sandy) Kelley. They owned the home from 1996 until 2008. The Kelleys installed the swimming pool and built the addition on the three-car garage. The ninth owners were Kenneth W. Rush and Shannon (Alston) Rush. They occupied the property from 2008 to 2012. Ms. Rush has held several positions over her 24-year career at Eli Lilly and Company. In 2012, Mark A. Graham and Susan (White) Graham became the tenth owners of the 90-yearold home. They are the parents of four children: Caroline, Peter, Katherine, and David. Mark is an Indianapolis native and the grandson of Thornton F. Graham, the founder of Graham Electronics. Mark’s mother, JoAnn Graham, was a longtime member of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild, serving as President one year and Show House Chair another year. Mark serves on the Board of Directors of Goodwill of Central and Southern Indiana. Susan hails from Louisville, Kentucky, and serves on the Board of the Meridian Street Foundation. The Grahams have hosted numerous parties, fundraising events, and a family wedding. It is thanks to their generosity that St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is privileged to feature this wonderful property as the 2021 Decorators’ Show House and Gardens.
The history of the 2021 Decorators Show House and Gardens was researched by St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild member, Sharon Butsch Freeland
The process of selecting a home to be transformed into the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens begins almost two years prior to the opening of the house for public tours. Ideas for potential Show Houses come from interested homeowners, real estate agents, surveys of desired neighborhoods, and other contacts in the community. To be selected, a home must be spacious enough to accommodate multiple design areas, have front and back staircases, a central entrance hall, a substantial garage or carriage house area, a sizeable lawn, outdoor areas to accommodate landscapers’ designs and be of sufficient interest and character to attract the public. Decorators’ Show House and Gardens is most successful when it can exhibit examples of many designers’ creativity, both interior and exterior, while keeping the overall impression of the house that of a coordinated and integrated design scheme. The event is not a custom decorating service for homeowners. Designers are given freedom of expression in their areas, although there are guidelines for reasonable adaptations to color schemes and themes that flow from room to room. Each year the Guild creates a Design Board made up of selected designers and Guild members. This Board oversees area selection and design proposals from designers on the look of their areas. Being a Decorators’ Show House and Gardens homeowner is an exciting and rewarding experience. It is most gratifying to be part of the longest, continuously running show house in the country and raise funds for an excellent cause—Eskenazi Health. If you are open to new design ideas and current design trends, if you are comfortable making decisions, and if you are flexible and can adapt to change, then please give consideration to becoming a future Decorators’ Show House homeowner. 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 27
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Welcome Home AREA DESCRIPTION Upon entering the Graham Home off Meridian street, you are greeted with bright and colorful gardens filled with hydrangeas and pansies along with several pops of seasonal colors that set the stage for this magnificent property. Further up the driveway, another pocket of hydrangeas beneath a tricolor beech offer a unique appeal to the sprawling grounds. Landscaped areas also include neat lines filled with fresh mulch and smartly placed splashes of additional color. Mr. Green Jeans Landscape and Irrigation is a full service professional landscaping company with over 20 years of experience making the Indianapolis area beautiful by providing superior landscaping, design, installation and maintenance services.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For the second year in a row, Mr. Green Jeans is honored to participate in the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens.
BEFORE
mr. green jeans landscape and irrigation, llc William Petty, President (317) 289-6801 William223petty@msn.com
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The Colonnade Garden AREA DESCRIPTION The Colonnade Garden marks the entry to this stately home where eight strong Corinthian columns and two lions stand proud. The existing layers of boxwood and yew hedges have been retained and delicately manicured. Lining the brick walkway and extending into the larger bed is a delicate border of liriope. Punctuating the path are groupings of azaleas for added texture and color. Another grouping of azaleas is placed beneath the existing Magnolia tree. A natural stone retaining wall contains the planting area and extends out into the front lawn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Curley Brothers Brick & Masonry; The Home Depot; Kittle’s Furniture
BEFORE
surroundings by natureworks+ 200 S. Rangeline Road, Suite 120A, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 575-0482 | www.choosesurroundings.com bill@choosesurroundings.com jane@choosesurroundings.com
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AREA 1
Entry and Foyer AREA DESCRIPTION This grand stair hall is the central space in the public portion of the house.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Horizon Grey 2141-50; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Designer’s Market, Inc; Indiana Lighting Center
BEFORE
misch/bobrick interior design, llc 3952 E. 79th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 430-1835 reed@mischbobrick.com mischbobrick.com
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AREA 2
LIVING room AREA DESCRIPTION The LIVING room welcomes and embraces the sense of anticipation and surprise, not only for the guests, but more importantly, for the family to live and enjoy a life that is comfortable. In the 21st Century, living rooms have become more comfortable; and in this Show House, the numerous doorways allow fluent connections to the solarium, the sunroom, and the patio overlooking Meridian Street. Intimate conversations, reading books, doing puzzles, playing games, listening to music that fills the surrounding rooms, or just gazing out the French doors, all contribute to a space that can be applied to a life we live today.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore — Walls, Ceiling, Trim: Titanium 2141-60; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Interior Art Finishes/ David Studley; Studley Moving and Storage; Indiana Lighting Center; Pinnacle Painting; Designer’s Market; Copper Creek Canyon
BEFORE
kittle’s design studio 8600 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46250 (317) 849-5300 astudley@kittles.com | kittles.com
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Solarium AREA DESCRIPTION The Solarium was transformed from a home office into a space for the homeowners to retreat and relax in. The design inspiration came from the White House’s original solarium. The “Sky Parlor” was built in the 1920s to give the first families a space to escape their hectic lives. With the addition of soft seating, along with a small round table and chairs, this room now serves as a small gathering space for the family and their close friends. The floor to ceiling windows and neutral wall color allows the homeowner to appreciate the natural sunlight and beautiful exterior views.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Cloud Cover 855; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fabrics from The Trade Resource; Upholstery and Pillows by Theresa Johnson; Wall Art by Christina Grieve
BEFORE
elissa decker interior design 12811 E. New Market Street, Carmel, IN 46032 www.elissadecker.com | team@elissadecker.com
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The Tropical Lounge AREA DESCRIPTION The abundance of light from the many windows in this space inspired the decision to bring the outside in with plants, green wall paint, and a lively tropical wallpaper. The comfortable gathering space is anchored by a large butterfly sectional in a warm neutral fabric. A game table on one side and a bar cabinet on the other complete the function of the room. A combination of other natural elements such as rattan, jute, terra cotta, and solid wood are modernized by the accents of black throughout the room. This mix of materials allows this tropical lounge to exist in an urban setting.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Urban Nature AF440; Painted distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Delivery by Clark’s White Glove Delivery; Wallpaper provided by Ukuta; Lafayette Interior Fashions; All furnishings provided by Chatham Home
BEFORE
chatham home 517 E. Walnut Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 (317) 917-8550 hope@chathamhomeindy.com chathamhomeindy.com
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Dining Room AREA DESCRIPTION Rosalind Pope has displayed her classic southern style in this grand Meridian Street home. The table is dressed in fine china, linens, and silver. Rosalind has selected a rug from Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports to complete the dining room. Rosalind offers a complete interior design service from concept to completion. She listens to her clients’ wishes and design needs to create a home that is truly their own. Her timeless style, experience, and attention to detail are what she is best known for.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore —Walls: White Dove OC-17; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fine Painting, Inc.; Forrest Formsma Fine Art; Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports
BEFORE
rosalind brinn pope interior design (317) 508-1109 popeinteriors@yahoo.com popeinteriors.com
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Kitchen AREA DESCRIPTION A cooking center, baking center, cleaning center, and large island greet guests in the functional and vibrant kitchen. Rooted in the Columns’ place in history, there are references to the Circle City, the house itself, and odes to the state of Indiana nestled throughout. A gathering place for an active family, the kitchen is inspired by renewal, the textures of life, and patterns played out through history. A cheerful banquette provides a gathering spot to enjoy the dishes created in the bustling heart of the home.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls and Trim: Cotton Balls OC-122; Banquette: Tarrytown Green HC-134; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT The Rook® Kitchen Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Luxe Gold® finish features a classic craftsman style with contemporary touches to modernize the look. SmartTouch® Technology adds a layer of convenience by activating water flow with a simple tap on the faucet body, spout or handle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lee Supply/Viking; Shaws; Olympia Stone; 4th Generation Flooring; Shamrock Cabinets, Inc.; Stanisci Wood Hoods; Jack Laurie; ProSource; Thibaut; Mitchell Fabrics; Lafayette Venetian Blind, Inc.; Hazel Slate; Susan Hyten; The Forest Flower; Kohler; JED preferred Trades Robert Bellomo; Rookwell Art; Julie Zimmer Art
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jenni egger designs 4820 Washington Boulevard, Indianapolis, IN 46205 jenni@jennieggerdesigns.com | jennieggerdesigns.com
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CONTACT US
www.brunetteandassociates.com 500 E. Ohio St. Suite 200 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Phone: 317.238.6582 Toll-Free: 866.880.2578
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AREA 7
The Study AREA DESCRIPTION The study is a vision of classic symmetry, with arched bookcases echoing Palladian windows. Three majestic French doors are sheathed in pleated navy floor-to-ceiling draperies complimenting richly paneled walls. The modern Oriental rug from Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports with touches of green provides the accent color in the room’s design. A mix of furnishings keeps this traditional space current and interesting. Mocha chairs from Pair’d Furnishings balance a vintage wingback chair and writing desk. An antique gilt mirror and the homeowners’ own Waterford crystal chandelier add glamour. Whether sipping a cocktail, writing a note, or curling up with a good book, entering the study is an invitation to linger.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Ceiling: Ceiling White 4-10; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Designer’s Market, Inc.; Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports; Pair’d Furnishings; Rusomarov Painting, Inc.; Solomon Paris Antiques and Interior Design; The Trade Resource
BEFORE
wright interiors 1137 Questover Circle, Indianapolis, IN 46228 (317) 730-0733 wrightinteriors@gmail.com
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The Cellar Lounge & Tap Room AREA DESCRIPTION As you enter the lower level, an inviting lounge awaits with a wine cellar tucked neatly behind. Through the graceful arched opening is an English-inspired bar, equipped with seating and fully integrated appliances. The main seating area faces a cozy fireplace with a television above and a sectional sofa perfect for watching movies. The fireplace is framed with bookcases, rustic beams, and clad in a brick finish. The shuffleboard table is anchored by a wood-paneled wall. Menswear collection fabrics are layered throughout, with just a touch of leather and faux fur to soften the look.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls & Trim: Revere Pewter HC-172; Fireplace & Ceiling Beams: Custom art finish by David Studley, Interior Art Finishes; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT The classic craftsman style of the Rook® bar faucet in Brilliance® Luxe Steel™ finish is reminiscent of an early 20th century aesthetic, while contemporary touches elevate and modernize the look.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS R. D. Henry & Co.; Cathedral Marble & Granite; Grothouse; Custom Drapery; PAH Upholstery; Carmel Glass & Mirror; Lee Supply; BRIZO; Kohler Co.; Mitchell Fabrics; Camden Stained Glass; Bernhardt Furniture Company, Inc.; Noir Trading, Inc.; Fabricut, Inc.; circa Lighting; Shades of Light; Bryant Bray; David Studley
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KITCHENS BY DESIGN/KBD 1001 E. 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240 | (317) 815-8880 Gene Abel email: gene@mykbdhome.com Nancy Stanley email: nancy@mykbdhome.com
Gene Abel, Senior Designer Nancy Stanley, Senior Designer 42 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS
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A Jewel AREA DESCRIPTION This room is called “A Jewel” because of where it is placed in the home. You have to look for it, but when you find it, I am hoping you will discover a delightful room that captures the spirit of this beautiful home. The English wallpaper was the inspiration for this room and set the stage. The arched mirror blends with the new chandelier, and the finishes blend beautifully with the Brizo accessories. The cabinet above the toilet is both functional and beautiful, and the gorgeous, embroidered Mitchell fabric adds a dramatic touch. It is truly a jewel of a space!
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Ceiling: Beacon Gray 2128-60; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT The bold symmetry and sumptuous details of the Charlotte® Bath Collection by Brizo accessories in Brilliance® Polished Nickel finish add instant sophistication to any bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kim Marshall, K.M. & Kompany; FISH Painting and Drywall; Tony Benedict, Painting by Tony Benedict; Theresa Johnson; Mitchell Fabrics; Kravet; Uttermost
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jb designs, llc P.O. Box 1807, Carmel, IN 46082 (317) 435-2779 judy@judybatesdesigns.com judybatesdesigns.com
Judy Bates, Allied ASID 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 43
2020 Show House Awards St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild would like to thank all who supported the 2020 Decorators’ Show House and Gardens, the country’s longest running show house event. We are grateful for your continued patronage.
2020 PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD
We are excited to announce the winners of the 2020 People’s Choice Awards at the beautiful Fox Hill Manor!
INTERIOR DESIGN The Classic Kitchen, Reimagined and The Butler’s Pantry, Cabinetry Ideas and Wright Interiors
LANDSCAPE DESIGN The Lily Pond, Hoosier Aquatic Management, Inc.
2020 MAGGIE’S AWARD
Tony Benedict received the Maggie’s Award, which goes every year to a designer or an individual who contributes above and beyond the call of duty. The recipient exemplifies the heart of the Show House project by generously sharing his or her time, resources, and spirit with Guild members and other designers.
windsorwealth.com Congratulations, St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild on 60 years of inspiring design dreams and helping build a healthier community.
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Owners’ Suite AREA DESCRIPTION The Owners’ Suite takes a Contemporary twist on Traditional. The starring role is a traditional chinoiserie wallpaper and is the inspiration for the room. All supporting roles are taken from cues in the wallpaper, such as the use of yellow on the custom upholstered bed and a vintage sofa. Restful shades of smokey lavender soothe a bold scheme, while splashes of white ground the room. An unpredictable mixture of both new and vintage finds gives the room soul, while art and objects add interest and sophistication. To give the room order, balance, and architectural interest, panel molding was installed to compliment the existing crown and picture molding. Painting all moldings white unifies the trim.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Trim: White Heron OC-57; Ceiling: Stone White 2120-70; Walls: Silver Fox 2108-50; Paint Distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports; Dew Designs; ProBuild Carter Lee; The Trade Resource; PAH Upholstery Co.; Midland Arts & Antiques; Franklin Brothers
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mw harris, llc 6225 Spring Mill Road, Indianapolis, IN 46260 (317) 250-3921 | matt@mwharris.net
Matthew W. Harris 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 45
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Owners’ Bath AREA DESCRIPTION The bath was thoughtfully designed to be an elegant, peaceful retreat. Personalized vanities allow ample space for daily routines. The lady’s area has customized pull-outs, while the gentleman’s area has smartly appointed storage allowing for uncluttered counter space. The beautiful linen armoire offsets the asymmetry, balancing it to the window and the soaking tub. The new marble floor allows for modern design of a curbless shower. The luxurious shower fixtures and stunning mosaic tile create a dynamic focal point.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Bashful 1171; Ceiling: White Water 2120-60; Trim: White Heron OC-57; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT The Charlotte® Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Polished Nickel finish infuses clean lines with classical elegance, bridging the gap between traditional and modern design. The Sensori® Custom Shower is an indulgent experience with HydraChoice Max® body sprays that extend automatically when water is turned on. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Greenfield Cabinetry; Cathedral Marble & Granite; Northside Glass & Mirror; The Tile Shop; Indiana Lighting Center, Inc.; MAAX Tubs/BDA; Kohler Co.; Calico; Specialty Stainless; Mary Foote Morris; David Studley; Saks Fifth Avenue; Charles Mayer & Co.; A Woman’s Touch Painting and Decorating
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cabinetry ideas 6113 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46260 (317) 722-1300 | cabinetryideas.com jdick@cabinetryideas.com | lgoldsby@cabinetryideas.com
JD Dick, NKBD and Lori Goldsby 46 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS
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The Hangout AREA DESCRIPTION With both function and design in mind, The Hangout provides a relaxing place for family entertainment and hobbies. Natural materials and neutral tones are used throughout the room to create warmth and peaceful vibes.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Revere Pewter HC-172; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Parker Gwen; Tony Benedict, Painter
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parker gwen Contact: Christine Compton (317) 450-8981 | parkergwen.com christine@parkergwen.com | support@parkergwen.com FB@theparkergwen | Instagram: @theparkergwen
Matthew Phillips, Founder Christine Compton, Design Consultant/Commercial Sales & CEO of Parker Gwen 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 47
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The Lattice Bath AREA DESCRIPTION One of the challenges of transforming this relatively modern era bathroom into the serene en suite you see today was the existence of a door that led directly to the front hallway. By removing the extra door, we were able to enlarge the shower as well as relocate the vanity. The exquisite lattice-pattern decorative wall tile, modern subway tile and stained wood accents add a touch of sophistication, while providing a relatively neutral background for personalizing the space to suit the vibrant personality of the homeowners.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Mt. Rainier Gray 2129-60; Trim & Ceiling: Alabaster OC-129; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT Combining a contemporary edge with nods to early-1900s traditionalism, the Rook® Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Polished Nickel finish is a modern interpretation of a stately aesthetic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jack Laurie Flooring; Brizo; The Kohler Store; Anthology Tile; Harris Glass, Terri Stauffer
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surroundings by natureworks+ 200 S. Rangeline Road, Suite 120A, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 575-0482 | choosesurroundings.com bill@choosesurroundings.com jane@choosesurroundings.com
Bill Bernard, Jane Johnson 48 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS
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Second Floor Landing & Hallway AREA DESCRIPTION The 2nd Floor Landing and Hallway welcomes you to the 2021 Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. The classic architectural details, timeless craftmanship, and historic features provide a backdrop to beautiful, impressionistic art. The stately window brings natural light into the staircase area, illuminating a gallery of artwork painted by Indiana Artist Melinda Spear-Huff.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Horizon Gray 2141-50; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gerald Lindenmayer, Carpenter; Benjamin Moore; Tony Benedict, Painter
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spear-huff studio 325 S. Main Street, Sheridan, IN 46069 (317) 946-0684 spearstudio@sbcglobal.net | melindaspearhuff.com
Melinda Spear-Huff 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 49
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Guest Suite AREA DESCRIPTION This spacious room is ideal for a guest suite. With access to a Jack and Jill bathroom and a second attached bedroom, it has been designed to utilize all these great features. The room has been given a cozy sitting area for relaxing, a queen size bed, multiple lighting levels, original art, and luxurious linen bedding.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Iron Mountain 2134-30; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Native Linum; Replica Plants and Decor; Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery; Faire; Corporate Art Consultants
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pair’d furnishings 200 S. Rangeline Road #107, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 740-0318 pairdfurnishings.com
Stephanie Riwitis and Evan Courter 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 51
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Jack & Jill Bath AREA DESCRIPTION Astral is defined as “coming from the stars.” It is a word that describes something beautiful, as well as something visionary. Both definitions are appropriate for Astral Night, the mosaic in the shower. Calacatta marble is the field tile in the shower, and honed sable marble is on the floor. The bespoke vanity is painted to coordinate with the mosaic in the shower. A Calacatta counter, brass hardware and the Levoir faucet compliment the vanity. Accessories are the jewelry of any beautiful room. Bath fixtures and monogrammed towels all add elegance to this refined space.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Ceiling and Trim: White Dove OC18; Walls: Cedar Key 982; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT With a graceful form that pays homage to British automotive design, the Levoir® Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Luxe Gold® finish delivers sophistication at every line of sight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Architectural Brick & Tile; Walker Zanger; ADKO Tile; Materials Marketing; Stewart Custom Cabinetry and Trim; Schumacher; Silk Mountain; Parkside Linen; Victory Surfaces; Ron Horban of Read Builders, Inc.; Carmel Glass & Mirror
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bailey & bailey interior design 6401 Spring Mill Road, Indianapolis, IN 46260 (317) 432-7134 baileyinteriors@me.com
Karen Bailey and Jill Holt Dale 52 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS
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Just two hours from Indianapolis! Come discover the charming town of Culver, home to the world famous Culver Academies and set on the shores of Lake Maxinkuckee, Indiana’s second largest natural inland lake. Plan your summer getaway now - whether you come for the day, the week, a month or longer - visit our website to get started!
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Be Our Guest AREA DESCRIPTION Gorgeous fabrics in a striking palette envelop guests in gracious comfort and exquisite taste! The lavish floral backdrop sets the tone, with the added detail of its curtain rod wrapped in a fine-gauge pinstripe in crisp counterpoint to the animated pattern of the drape. The sumptuous bed beckons, swathed in buttercream. Arcing across the bed and tables, the oversized upholstered camelback headboard evokes generous hospitality, while the matching footboard thoughtfully doubles as a settee. Overall, it is the layered effect of rich textures and patterns that celebrates the room’s opulence and invites guests to feel the warm embrace of welcome.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Natural Linen 966; Sabre Gray 1482; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mitchell and Schumacher; The Finial Company; Theresa Johnson; Katie Kelly; Steven Dryden; Upholstery by Deron; Protect and Preserve Painting; Pair’d; Surroundings; Parkside Linen; The Culver and Lake Maxinkuckee Visitors Center; Mike Hodapp
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sassy green interiors, llc 275 N. Main Street, Zionsville, IN 46077 (317 344-0258 | sassygreeninteriors.com sassygreeninteriors@gmail.com
Christy Soldatis (standing) Maryellen Hodapp, Principal 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 55
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Peter’s Bedroom AREA DESCRIPTION The idea for this space began with a dog in the car window. The red and gray plaid and solid red bedding play well together. Any young man would love this space...sharing his love of a pet with a comfortable room for sleep and study.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Marina Gray 1599; Crown Molding: Chantilly Lace 2121-70; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Kirk Furniture Gallery; Griffon Decorative Fabrics, Inc.; Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports; Bill Warrick; Dan Jensen; Michael Strain
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michael arnold 1125 Island Woods Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 502-6456 marnold1125@gmail.com
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Nursery & Bath AREA DESCRIPTION The original space was an office and bath which were in need of updates. The office was transformed into a gender-neutral nursery. The bath was updated with a wall mounted faucet, tub, and marble shower walls. The baby picket polished marble floor tile adds some architectural detail to the small bath. The custom vanity with inset drawers and inset brass pulls create a timeless design.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls & Ceiling: Coventry Gray HC-1 G9; Bath Walls & Ceiling: Chantilly Lace 2121 -70; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT Borrowing decorative influences from the Edwardian era, the Invari™ Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Luxe Gold® finish celebrates a modern revival of classic forms. The H2Okinetic® showerhead and handshower create a warm, luxurious spray while conserving water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Architectural Brick & Tile; Brizo; Cathedral Marble & Granite; Designer’s Market, Inc.; Electrical Enterprises, Inc.; Interior Art Finishes; Indy Jones Plumbing; Touchmark, Inc.; Kohler; Northside Glass; Palette Studios, Inc.; Pennville Custom Cabinetry; Romo; Andrea Sacra; Surroundings; Scharf Flooring; J&J Decorating; Pottery Barn Baby; Charles Mayer & Co; Walter Knabe
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db interiors, llc. 4320 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 (317) 410-0085 dbinteriorsusa@gmail.com | db1nteriorsusa.com
Diana Bryant, Allied ASID, RID, AKBD Indiana Registered Interior Designer #00169 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 59
AREA 20
First Floor Guest Bathroom AREA DESCRIPTION Inspired by the home’s classic style, I chose timeless elements with art deco hints. The original layout was limited by a door leading into the adjacent bedroom. Closing off the door allowed the sink to be relocated from the left side of the room and tucked into the corner. By removing the bathtub and adding a shower, the bathroom becomes more usable for guests. The navy walls and ceiling contrasted with the light tiles infuses a bit of drama into the space.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls & Ceiling: Hale Navy HC-154; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
BRIZO® PRODUCT The twists and flourishes of Old World wrought iron find bold new expression in the Virage® Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Polished Nickel finish. The H2Okinetic® showerhead creates a warmer, more luxurious spray while using a fraction of the water compared to a standard showerhead. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Green Men Restoration; Bedell Home Services; Kinder Electric; Kohler; Brizo; Classic Stone LLC; Cambria; Carmel Glass & Mirror; Indiana Lighting Center, Inc.
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america’s floor source 7676 Zionsville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 (317) 356-3181 constance.vinson@americasfloorsource.com americasfloorsource.com
Constance Vinson, Allied ASID Interior Designer 60 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS
St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild wishes to thank Kittle’s Furniture for 45 years of long-standing participation in the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. Your generous support has had a meaningful impact on Eskenazi Health.
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The Office Retreat AREA DESCRIPTION The Office Retreat is more than just a place to conduct business. It is a space that allows a homeowner to celebrate his love of the American and Canadian “West.” A hide-covered steer horn table from Texas plays off the rustic custom furnishings from Old Hickory. Fly casting gear brings memories of that fishing trip on the Campbell River in British Columbia. Historic documents including one signed by Theodore Roosevelt, a US Cavalry officer’s uniform from the 1880’s, an extraordinary Northern Plains Native American shield (c. 1890), and Navajo textiles further capture the spirit and mystique of the West.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Monterey White HC-27; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Old Hickory Furniture Co.; Michael Glen Bell; Herman Miller/Geiger
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kalleen & company, llc
7135 Purdy Street, Indianapolis, IN 46268 (317) 987-4233 chip.kalleen@sbcglobal.net | kalleenandcompany.com
the gentleman soldier
5815 Lawrence Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 331-5146 dwha1863@aol.com | thegentlemansoldier.com
Duane W.H. Arnold and Chip Kalleen 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 63
Maggie’s Hoosier Marketplace Visit Maggie’s Hoosier Marketplace featuring products from Indiana Small Businesses. Located on the grounds. For a full list of vendors visit: www.showhouseindy.org. MELINDA SPEAR-HUFF DESIGNS
RESTORED CREATIONS
Cocktail Napkins, Coasters, Tea Towels, Aprons, Tote Bags, Puzzles, Notecards, Signed Prints
Wheeler Mission Candles Created By Women Coming Out Of Crisis
SEW MANY SHIRTS BLONDIE’S COOKIES Iced Cookies & Bars
CERAMICS BY CONNIE Wheel Thrown Pottery in Porcelain and Stoneware Clay
WESSONS CANINE BAKERY Dog Treats -Preservative Free
WOVEN DIMENSIONS Felted Christmas Ornaments
Taking Orders for Memory Quilts Using Customer’s T-Shirts
SOUTH BEND CHOCOLATE COMPANY Popcorn Varieties
SPARKLE & SHINE WITH SHERRELL SMITH
MY CHAMPAGNE CREATIONS Jewelry
QUEEN OF DIAMONDS JEWELRY Antique Spoon Cross Necklaces, Barrel Serving Trays, Cuff Bracelets
GOOD’S CANDIES Caramel, Toffee, Bark
Jewelry
HEART CHANGE HARVEST COFFEE/SOJOURN COFFEE
Soaps
Coffee Varieties
LAURIE ALVEAR Felted Flowers & Butterflies, Notecards
SIMONA BUNA DEB ACHGILL
Paintings
Glassworks
KELLY JENKINS
JOY TILSON COBB
Glass Jewelry
Decorative Glass Tiles
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Mudroom & Hallway AREA DESCRIPTION Nature with a touch of vintage charm echoing the era of the home when it was originally built is the inspiration for the Mudroom and adjacent Hallway. The magnolia wallpaper provided the color palette and vision for the spaces, bringing in black and white from the floors and pulling a soft green that was the catalyst for the cabinetry color. A new custom cabinet that houses the family pets’ bowls was made for convenience. The wood on the mirror frame, jute rug, and beaded lighting all echo nature, while the window treatment and bench bring in modern touches. The mix of modern art throughout the hallway is juxtaposed with traditional architecture, tying together vintage character with updated style.
PAINT COLORS Benjamin Moore—Walls: Paper Mache AF-25; Cabinetry: Atmospheric AF-500; Decorative Painting Ceiling Detail: Marina Gray 1599, Flint AF-560; Paint distributed by Everyday Paint & Wallpaper, Inc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rusamarov Painting; LSR Construction; Linette Bledsoe; Wendy Franklin; Jenni Egger; Shamrock Cabinets; Kevin Wolf; Cathedral Marble & Granite; Urban Garden Prints: Circa Lighting; Walls Need Love; Chasing Paper
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compass design, llc 8515 Cedar Place Drive Suite 107, Indianapolis, IN 46240 Studio: (317) 865-1544 | Mobile: (317) 417-0770 compassdesignservices@yahoo.com compassdesignservices.com
Stacy Thompson, Owner & Principal Designer Allied ASID 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 65
L et’s Celebrate! Please join me in congratulating St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild as it celebrates the 60th Anniversary Decorators’ Show House and Gardens! The Guild has raised approximately 13.5 million dollars to support patients and professionals at Indianapolis’ public hospital, Eskenazi Health. I am honored to have worked for more than 20 years, along with many of Indianapolis’ most talented interior designers and landscapers, to support the Guild’s mission. Together, we have created beautiful Show Houses and Gardens to be enjoyed by our community to raise funds in support of the Guild’s important and impactful work.
Congratulations,
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Fireside Retreat AREA DESCRIPTION The goal of designing this area was to highlight several areas within the space, while keeping with the home’s historic architecture. Transitioning from the front yard to the south side of the house we created a “secret garden.” A quaint, quiet place to enjoy the sounds of the existing fountain with flanking Magnolias and an espalier background softening the courtyard wall. The main bluestone patio in this garden will be home to a new historic brick and limestone fireplace, adding both aesthetic appeal and functional value for those cool Indiana nights. Carrying on through the pool terrace, thoughtful pops of perennial and annual color fill in between the existing landscape, creating all year long appeal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Musselman Landscape Solutions
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midwest landscape industries 2828 N. Catherwood Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46219 (317) 672-3788 abossung@mli-in.com shastings@mli-in.com mli-in.com
Midwest Landscape Industries 2021 DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS 67
Decorators’ Show House and Gardens: 1962-2021
1962 5019 N. Meridian Street
1963 3444 Washington Boulevard
1964 5545 N. Meridian Street
1965 4411 N. Meridian Street
1966 4747 N. Meridian Street
1967 4375 N. Meridian Street
1968 3456 Central Avenue
1969 3445 N. Pennsylvania Street
1970 5001 N. Meridian Street
1971 4050 Washington Boulevard
1972 4356 N. Meridian Street
1973 4207 N. Pennsylvania Street
1974 5111 N. Meridian Street
1975 4343 N. Meridian Street
1976 4950 N. Meridian Street
1977 4137 N. Meridian Street
1978 4145 Washington Boulevard
1979 4122 N. Meridian Street
1980 4160 Washington Boulevard
1981 4164 Washington Boulevard
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Celebrating 60 Years
1982 4268 Washington Boulevard
1983 4127 N. Meridian Street
1984 4224 Washington Boulevard
1986 5019 N. Meridian Street
1986 5105 N. Meridian Street
1987 5110 N. Meridian Street
1987 5140 N. Meridian Street
1988 5330 N. Meridian Street
1989 5801 Sunset Lane
1990 3200 Cold Springs Road
1991 3200 Cold Springs Road
1992 8140 Spring Mill Road
1993 4333 Sylvan Road
1994 4801 N. Meridian Street
1995 4356 N. Meridian Street
1995 4366 N. Meridian Street
1996 4145 Washington Boulevard
1996 4163 Washington Boulevard
1997 4050 Washington Boulevard
The Mansion at Alverna Estates
The Wheeler-Stokely Mansion
1985 4270 N. Meridian Street
The Historic Booth Tarkington House
The Allison Mansion
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Decorators’ Show House and Gardens: 1962-2021
1997 4053 N. Pennsylvania Street
1998 5840 Lawton Loop
1998 5866 Lawton Loop
1998 5875 Lawton Loop
1999 4567 Cold Spring Road
2000 2902 N. Meridian Street
The Fairbanks Mansion
2001 3200 Cold Spring Road
The Fortune Estate
The Levey Mansion
2000 2960 N. Meridian Street
The Wheeler-Stokely Mansion
2002 3641 Washington Boulevard
2003 4127 N. Meridian Street
2003 4130 N. Meridian Street
2004 5555 Washington Boulevard
2004 5540 Central Avenue
2005 5425 N. Meridian Street
2006 1143 W. 116th Street, Carmel
2007 4201 Washington Boulevard
2008 4266 Pennsylvania Street
2009 1388 Queens Way, Carmel
2010 4270 N. Meridian Street
2011 4310 N. Meridian Street
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Le Chateau Renaissance
The Historic Booth Tarkington House
Celebrating 60 Years
2012 5 E. 71st Street
2013 3050 N. Meridian Street The Historic Schnull-Rauch House
2015 4044 N. Pennsylvania Street
2016 5260 N. Meridian Street
2017 4401 N. Illinois Street
2019 4160 Washington Boulevard
2020 10 W. 65th Street
2021 5417 N. Meridian Street
2014 5235 N. Meridian Street
2015 4038 N. Pennsylvania Street
2018 4140 N. Illinois Street
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A Classic Party Rental................................................... 64 Architectural Antiques of Indianapolis ......................53 Barnes & Thornburg LLP ............................................. 10 Blakley’s Flooring .........................................................C4 Brizo ................................................................................ 10 Brunette & Associates, LLC ......................................... 40 Business Furniture ........................................................ 58 Byrne’s Grilled Pizza...................................................... 36 Cabinetry Ideas, Inc. ..................................................... 14 Calico .............................................................................. 12 Cathedral Marble & Granite ........................................50 Crescent Plumbing Supply.......................................... C3 Culver & Lake Maxinkuckee Visitor Center...............54 Dale & Eke P.C .............................................................. 12 DeWitt & Shrader, P.C. ................................................ 66 Donaldson’s Finer Chocolates......................................66 Eskenazi Health Foundation ......................................... 2 Ferguson Enterprises .................................................... 54 Gary Nance Design ....................................................... 18 Griffon Decorative Fabrics, Inc. ................................. 40 Indiana Design Center.................................................. 62 Jenni Egger Designs ...................................................... 50 Kiefer Design Group, Inc. ............................................ 57 Kitchens By Design ....................................................... 25 Kittle’s Furniture ............................................................ 61 Lafayette Interior Fashions .......................................... 23 Marigold Clothing......................................................... 40 McNamara Florist ......................................................... 53 Mr. Marble Care TH-Inc ............................................. 12 Petite G Jewelers ........................................................... 36 Rosalind Brinn Pope Interior Design ........................ 66 Stuart’s Moving and Storage, Inc. ............................. C2 The National Bank of Indianapolis ........................ 4, 30 The Secret Ingredient ................................................... 58 Windsor Wealth Management ................................... 44
America’s Floor Source ............................................ 60 Bailey & Bailey Interior Design .............................. 52 Cabinetry Ideas ....................................................... 46 Chatham Home ........................................................ 37 Compass Design, LLC ............................................ 65 db interiors, llc ......................................................... 59 Elissa Decker Interior Design ................................ 35 JB Designs, LLC ....................................................... 43 Jennie Egger Designs ............................................... 39 Kalleen & Company, LLC ........................................ 63 Kitchens By Design .................................................. 42 Kittle’s Design Studio .............................................. 34 MW Harris, LLC ...................................................... 45 Michael Arnold Interior Design ............................ 56 Midwest Landscape Industries. .............................. 67 MischBobrick Design LLC ...................................... 33 Mr. Green Jeans Landscape and Irrigation ........... 31 Pair’d Furnishings ..................................................... 51 Parker Gwen .............................................................. 47 Rosalind Brinn Pope Interior Design .................... 38 Sassy Green Interiors, LLC ...................................... 55 Spear-Huff Studio, LLC ........................................... 49 Surroundings by Natureworks+ .......................32, 48 The Gentleman Soldier............................................ 63 Wright Interiors ........................................................ 41
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