2023 St. Margaret's Guild Decorators' Show House and Gardens

ST.

MARGARET ’S HOSPITAL GUILD

SUPPORTING ESKENAZI HEALTH SINCE 1907

April 29-May 14, 2023

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Decorators’ Show House and Gardens

Welcome to the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild’s 62nd Annual Decorators’ Show House and Gardens

It is our pleasure to welcome you to this historic Tudor property located 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.”

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild (SMHG) 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 25 design and landscape firms bring their designs to life by transforming empty rooms into masterpieces and refreshing outside areas into lush gardens. While respecting the heritage and style of this historic residence, our designers look to current trends that will 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. Located within the program, you will find designer information, paint colors, names of artists, and acknowledgements from the designers. We hope you will find an area or two that inspires you to go home and give one of your own rooms a fresh look. Of course, you can always make an appointment with one of our amazing designers or landscapers!

The Guild members, our dedicated designers, and talented landscape professionals make this tradition possible. Joining us in this effort are many loyal businesses, vendors, contractors, and all those who work diligently behind the scenes. We encourage you to look at the businesses that have supported us and hope you will consider patronizing their companies. 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 which offers a Level I Trauma Center available to everyone in the community. The men and women of Eskenazi Health provide superior heath care for all, regardless of financial situation. 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 Flower Shop and our Maggie’s Hoosier Marketplace featuring products from Indiana small businesses.

Thank you for supporting the 62nd Annual Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. We hope you enjoy the tour and make this a yearly spring tradition.

Janet’ Duncan, General Chair; Nanette Wiseman, President; Kerry Caito, Decorator Chair

Everyday barriers such as reliable transportation, language and employment prevent many young families from accessing care throughout Central Indiana. Smiles like this one remind us that the work to remove these barriers is worth the investment.

Eskenazi Health was recently named Indiana’s #1 hospital for community benefit and health equity by the Lown Institute. Thanks in part to community partners and philanthropy, we are helping families get beyond barriers.

eskenazihealthfoundation.org

February 15, 2023

To the Women of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild, On behalf of Eskenazi Health and Eskenazi Health Foundation, congratulations on the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. Since its inception in 1907, the Guild has generously supported Eskenazi Health in its mission to bring high-quality, equitable care to the people throughout Central Indiana. In over a century, the Guild has donated more than $14 million in an effort to provide this care. It is such generous support that enables Eskenazi Health to continue as a leader in our community.

This year’s Decorators’ Show House and Gardens will support Eskenazi Health’s John & Kathy Ackerman Mental Health Professional Development Center. The Center is a partnership between Eskenazi Health and local universities, which will allow for improved training for students, an opportunity for Eskenazi Health to identify quality candidates for employment who will already be familiar with Eskenazi Health, and establishment of a sustainable mental health workforce pipeline.

The Guild has previously made generous donations in support of a number of Eskenazi Health programs benefitting providers, patients and the general public. It is through these programs that the presence of the Guild is felt by so many. St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild’s example of leadership and philanthropy has left an undeniable mark on the care provided by Eskenazi Health.

Congratulations on your remarkable transformation of the 62nd historic Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. Eskenazi Health and Eskenazi Health Foundation look forward to our continued partnership with St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild. We are excited as our partnership will continue to aid us in providing high-quality, patient-centered health care to those most in need throughout our community.

With deepest gratitude and respect,

Lisa Harris, M.D.

Ernest Vargo II, CFRE Chief Executive OfficerPresident & Chief Executive Officer Eskenazi HealthEskenazi Health Foundation

Eskenazi Health Stroke Center Helps Patient in Need

A good night’s sleep doesn’t happen often for Sherry Mast, so when she woke up on the morning of Aug. 20, 2021, after a restful evening’s slumber, she had every reason to believe it would be a good day. It almost wasn’t.

As was her morning custom, the mother of two and grandmother of five, started her daily routine by making a cup of coffee when suddenly everything took an abrupt turn for the worse.

“I went to make coffee in my coffee maker, and I couldn’t make sense of it,” she said. “I couldn’t figure out how to do it, so I picked up my iPad to look for instructions. I could see the words, but I couldn’t comprehend them.”

A retired nurse, living in Greenfield, Indiana since 2017, Sherry and her husband, who was out of town at the time, live in an in-law suite adjacent to her son, Justin, the emergency preparedness and response manager with Eskenazi Health. Sherry quickly found Justin’s wife, Jessica, and told her something was wrong, so she called Justin who said they should rush to the Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital as soon as possible.

Justin was there to greet them at the Michael & Susan Smith Emergency Department, where he told them to get checked in while he parked their car.

“Jessica and I walked up to the check-in desk, and this is where I see a miracle. There was nobody in line to report in, which I feel is pretty unusual,” Sherry said. “They immediately got me into a room. I remember trying to talk to the nurse who was trying to start my IVs.”

Sherry began an exhaustive battery of exploratory tests and a CT scan before a clot was discovered in her left carotid and middle cerebral arteries. The left carotid artery is the second main branch that arises directly off the aorta. The carotid arteries and their intracranial branches such as the middle cerebral arteries carry blood and oxygen to the brain, head and face. A clot or blockage in these vessels causes serious, if not fatal, complications.

The last thing Sherry remembers prior to waking up four hours later in the ICU was a group of doctors standing around a computer plotting a course of action, which included emergency neuroendovascular surgery (a minimally invasive type of brain surgery) to try to get the clot out.

“I had total blockage in both the lower and upper part of my brain that was causing my symptoms. They went in through the right side of my groin. Dr. Juan Tejada (an Eskenazi Health Neurointerventional Radiology specialist) later told me he in essence played a video game in my head to get the blood flow back in my brain,” she said. “He had to

work inside the upper part of my brain first to get the clot out of the way because they saw that’s where the circulation was cut off. Afterwards, my husband and I looked at the videos of the surgery and you could see there was no blood flow in those veins, and after he removed the clot that was blocking them, you could see the blood flow rush back. Then Dr. Tejada went into my carotid where there was a large blockage and he did the same thing there, and my artery kind of went limp, so he put a stent in there to repair that.”

As Sherry regained consciousness following the procedure, she opened her eyes to see the most important people in the world to her, immediately recognizing her sons and husband.

“It didn’t take long for hospital staff members to get me started with all the neurological testing by making me say certain words, stick out my tongue, lift my arms and all that kind of stuff. After I got back in the room in the early evening and up until 11 p.m., they were checking my neurological signs every half hour. Staff couldn’t believe how well I was talking and how well I could remember.”

As Sherry remembers it, her stroke happened on a Friday, and as frightening and dangerous as it was, she was on her way home the following Monday. Her healing process happened so quickly that there was no need to schedule any follow-up physical therapy sessions for her. Sherry believes the spot-on advice she received during the morning of her stroke was instrumental in her surviving and healing quickly.

“I’d like to stress the importance of when you begin to feel some symptoms and something’s not right, not to mess around,” she said. “If Jessica would’ve taken me somewhere else, I would’ve had the complete work-up there and then they would’ve transferred me to Eskenazi Health and hours would’ve been wasted. I think it’s better that when something doesn’t seem right, please don’t just say, ‘Well, this will go away,’ because time is so valuable in getting treatment.

“When I think of what it could’ve been, it’s a miracle. It’s a God thing that I’m still here. As I have told many of my friends, there was a stroke team waiting for me at Eskenazi Health, and they knew exactly what to do. I’ll always be grateful for all they did for me.”

The Eskenazi Health Stroke Center urges people to be aware of stroke symptoms and to B.E.F.A.S.T. in their response by checking a person’s balance, eyes, face, arms and speech, before it’s time to call 911. To learn more about Eskenazi Health’s certified advanced primary stroke center, please visit www.eskenazihealth.edu/stroke-center.

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 Versiti 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.

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild and Versiti Blood Center of Indiana announced Crissy Lough, DNP, and Maria Robles, M.D., as recipients of the Achievement in Medicine (AIM) Award. The AIM Award honors a physician or professional of the Eskenazi Health team who upholds the tradition of excellence in health care.

Lough serves as the chief of risk, regulatory and patient safety at Eskenazi Health. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Lough’s knowledge of local, state and federal regulatory affairs, risk management, and experience leading the Eskenazi Health Office of Patient Experience served as a guiding voice for the organization. From the beginning, Lough was determined to protect frontline staff and find ways for patients to stay connected to their families through her coordination of visitation programs during the pandemic. She was consistently on-call, handling complex visitation challenges for patients at the end of life and in other sensitive situations. A leader whose work is often done behind the scenes, Lough was recognized for her compassion, honesty, loyalty, integrity, determination and respect.

Lough has worked at Eskenazi Health for 28 years, starting as a student nurse extern in the labor and delivery unit and working her way to a manager of the department. She transitioned to Risk Management in 2003 and now oversees risk management, patient safety, regulatory, Office of Patient Experience, Infection Prevention & Control, Magnet journey and Sterile Processing.

During her tenure at Eskenazi Health, Lough has led many regulatory visits, including five Triennial Accreditation Surveys by The Joint Commission. She currently serves on Eskenazi Health’s COVID-19 management team and on the Indiana Healthcare Association Council for Quality and Patient Safety. Lough was recognized with the Glenn T. Troyer Outstanding Risk Manager of the Year Award from the Indiana Society for Healthcare Risk Management in 2013.

Dr. Robles has been with Eskenazi Health since 2011, and most recently served as chief provider executive of Eskenazi Health Center West 38th Street for five years. As leader of this health center, she not only cared for countless patients through the COVID-19 pandemic but also advocated for those in addiction treatment to continue to receive their medications when health centers were unable to electronically prescribe narcotics.

Dr. Robles has worked to address the addiction crisis by providing training for the prescribing of buprenorphine and working closely with providers in the outpatient and inpatient setting along with the Michael & Susan Smith Emergency Department and Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center through the Eskenazi Health Substance Use Disorder Steering Committee. She also created avenues for learners to participate in the care of people with opioid use disorder including an internal medicine resident rotation, an adolescent fellow experience, a medical student rotation and the Addiction Awareness Student Interest Group with Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Robles tirelessly advocates for patients with substance use disorders and often helps provide knowledge and support to other providers seeking care for their patients. She was recognized for embodying the mission of Eskenazi Health and doing so much for those in need. Her efforts have worked to reduce stigma and provide non-judgmental, high-quality care for people with substance use disorder.

crissy lough, dnp

maria robles, m.d.

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Decorators’ Show House and Gardens History of Contributions

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild has contributed over $14 million to Eskenazi Health since 1907

YEARS FUNDED PROJECTS MONIES RAISED

1907–1929 Furnished two new children’s wards in the Burdsal Unit, providing hospital equipment and $ 60,000 artificial limbs and braces for children. Funded 20 oil paintings and 33 canvas murals by renowned Indiana artists to decorate the children’s wards. In cooperation with the Indianapolis Foundation, established and maintained the Occupational Therapy Department (OTD) for adults and children, providing the annual operating budget, staff materials and training, and all necessary therapy equipment.

1930–1949 Continued funding the OTD’s annual operating budget ensuring program continuity, full $ 310,000 staffing and training needs, patient supplies and ward equipment. Established “Mother’s Milk Station” in a laboratory to pasteurize and freeze breast milk for premature infants. Funded salaries for two nurses: one in psychiatric care and one in the tuberculosis ward. Furnished two rooms for student nurses.

1950–1969 Established the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department (PMRD), including a $ 558,100 Physical Therapy Department (PTD). Continued funding annual expenses for these departments along with the OTD while establishing an OT facility in the new psychiatric unit. Renovated and expanded existing children’s facilities, the PMRD and PTD. Funded equipment and furnishings in the newborn and premature nurseries. Funded new purchases to furnish and equip day rooms, dining areas, patient rooms, and rehabilitation areas in the new psychiatric facility.

1970–1989 In tandem with the Indianapolis Fire Department, established and later upgraded the first $ 2,540,900 complete adult Burn Unit in the state. Fulfilled needs requested of Midtown Community Mental Health Center. Purchased a heart-lung machine, blood pressure monitors, wall incubators for newborns and NICU babies. Funded satellite nurseries and refurbished the pediatric, labor and delivery unit. Relocated and renovated the pediatrics AB wing, funding equipment, programs and supplies for children’s facilities. Renovated the PMRD and PTD.

1990–1999 Funded equipment/furnishings for the special care nursery, the pediatric unit, the birthing $ 3,324,000 center, and the PMRD. Purchased a mobile mammography unit, and equipment/furnishings for the burn unit. Provided for a new outpatient rehabilitation center. Provided funding for: the Women’s Healthcare Initiative, Urgent Care Center, Labor, Delivery, Recovery and Postpartum Rooms, the End of Life Project, an ADA minivan, and renovations to the nursing units. Established the St. Margaret’s Diagnostic Breast Center. Created the Senior Care Program Rehabilitation Center.

2000–2009 Provided funding for the St. Margaret’s Center for Breast Health, the Burn Unit, Palliative Care, $ 3,625,000 Myers Auditorium media improvements, pharmacy telephone service, equipment for OT, and 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 second mobile mammography unit. Established 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 $ 2,931,700 Our Children” materials, furniture, and camera equipment to document abuse and trauma. Provided for summer group therapy at Midtown Children’s Center. Purchased golf carts to facilitate transporting patients in the hospital and across campus. Underwrote childbirth classes focusing on areas with the highest infant mortality rates. Supported health and nutrition programs, built raised garden beds, provided emergency co-pay assistance and durable medical equipment to senior citizens. Provided funding to 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.

2020-2022 Supported Eskenazi’s COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund. Fulfilled a three-year commitment to the $ 732,900 St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Center for Nursing Excellence. Began a four-year commitment to the Sandra Eskenazi Behavioral Health Academy to improve and increase the workforce providing mental health services.

Total monies raised from 1907 to present (rounded) $14,082,600

are you interested in joining st. margaret’s hospital guild?

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is a volunteer organization comprised of dedicated women committed to raising funds for programs and services of Eskenazi Health. For the past 62 years, this has been accomplished by hosting the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. The proceeds support some of our most vulnerable neighbors.

Members attend meetings, serve on various committees, work house duty shifts during the house transformation, docent during tours, and perform administrative duties for the Guild. While working together to raise funds for Eskenazi Health, life-long friendships develop.

For more information about membership, please email info@showhouseindy.org or visit the “About” section at www.showhouseindy.org.

mission statement

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild, Inc. is a volunteer organization committed to raising funds for the services and programs of Eskenazi Health.

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild: Women Together Making a Difference

St. Margaret’s Hospital

Guild

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 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 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 of funds raised from the tour to Eskenazi Health. Since the Guild’s founding in 1907, it has raised over $14 million for Eskenazi Health, supporting the patients and professionals at our city’s public hospital.

Proceeds from the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens allowed 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 raised also provided support for the Sandra Eskenazi Center for Brain Care Innovation and the Center for Nursing Excellence at Eskenazi Health, an innovative program focusing on recruiting and training quality nurses. In 2020, the Guild supported the Eskenazi Health COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund, allowing Eskenazi Health to serve the people of Marion County in the midst of the global pandemic. This year is the second year of a four-year pledge of $1 million to support The Eskenazi Health Behavioral Health Academy, a partnership between Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center and local universities to increase the number of dual-licensed clinical social workers and clinical addiction counselors in Central Indiana to address mental health and addiction issues.

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, landscapers, sponsors, individuals, corporations, and donors of in-kind services who make this annual event possible.

In Memoriam

The 2023 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 are greatly appreciated and help us improve lives in the community. We will remember them always.

hannah ten eyck

Member Since 1983

brenda huston

Member Since 1991

phyllis myers

Member Since 1977

phyllis schnitzius

Member Since 1984

mary briggs grady

Member Since 1963

diane schmadeke

Member Since 1978

beverly sinclair

Member Since 1985

barbara kurtz

Member Since 2015

jeannette ritchhart

Member Since 1984

patricia reasner

Member Since 1962

COLLECTION

MONDAY-FRIDAY10AM–5:30PM

THURSDAY10AM–7PM

SATURDAY10AM-5PM CLOSEDSUNDAY

Active/Advisory Members

Lisa Albertson

Kristina Anderson

Karen Arland – Co-Director of Program

Michelle Armstrong

Margaret Banning

Judy Barack

Elizabeth Baxter

Kathleen Beeche

Sherry Benner – Co-Director of Flowers and Marketplace

Susan Berry

Joan Blackwell

Lisa Booher

Judi Bounsall

Mary Brady

Becky Brammer

Ellen Brethauer – Co-Director of Program

Laura Brueckmann

Jane Burgess

Irene Burt

Rachael Burt – Director of Electronic Resources

Anne Buskirk-Bailey

Kerry Caito – Decorator Chair

Missy Campbell

Lisa Colver

Mary Alice Cooler

Judy Cosgrove

Karen Courtney

Molly Creamer

Kathy Cuppy

Patrice Dawson

Roz Dick – Co-Director of Print and Broadcast Marketing

Janet’ Duncan – General Chair

Mary DuVall

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild: 2022-2023 Members

Shannon Earl

Robbin Edwards

Deborah Elliott

Sherri Fritsch

Cece Gerdenich

Susan Geshay

Susan Graham

Kim Green

Candy Hamilton – Design Director

Kathryn Hawkins

Catherine Henney

Mandy Heslin – President-Elect

Betsy Hirschman

Mary Holland

Kathleen House

Susan Howell – Co-Director of House Management

Jane Johnson

Whitney Kinkel – Director of Digital Marketing

Angie Kiplinger

Carmel (Carmie) Klein

Jill Krajnovich

Diane Kramer

Lisa Lubbers

Rae Mallers – Co-Director of Events

Jill McClure

Amy McDowell

Maryanne McMahon

Tiffiny McTurnan

Amy Miller

Denise Mimms

Jennifer Mitchell

Trish Morton – Co-Director of Events

Margaret Murrmann

Jana Musser

Peggy Neal

Sue Nelson

Lisa O’Connor

Angela Ostrowski

Nancy Otto

Beth Parker

Karee Petruzzi – Co-Director of Flowers and Marketplace

Cindy Peyton

LeAnnette Pierce

Julie Qualkinbush – Co-Director of House Management

Marilyn Rennner

Marjorie Renner

Karen Rhodes

Lisa Rohrer

Amy Kraft Roller – Recording Secretary

Sue Roper – Co-Vice President of Membership

Vicki Scotto – Corresponding Secretary

Lori Shanahan – Treasurer

Shaquanna Shockley

Connie Slater

Lynne Smiley

Erin Smith

Sherrell Smith – Co-Director of Print and Broadcast Marketing

Stephanie Smith

Deborah Stoll – Website and Member Systems

Audrey Studley

Gretchen Thompson – Ticketing Director

Kirsten Tilev – Co-Vice President of Membership

Kiersten Tully – Immediate Past President

Nicole Wawok

Jenell Weaver – Director of Development and Fundraising

Nanette Wiseman – President

Heidi Wright – Assistant Treasurer

Susie Zabel

Rebeca (Becky) Zimpfer

Life Members in Attendance

Charlene Barnette

Kim Brandt

Susan Brown

Colleen Colvin

Julie Conrad

Susan Cumming

Karen Cummings

Lynn Denny

Sharon Butsch Freeland

Sarah Getts

Lynda Goeke

Lori Goldsby

Barbara Hamilton

Joan Hilger

Jenny Holland

Terry Holland

Dessie Partenheimer Koch

Vanessa McTigue

Tanya Stuart Overdorf

Kristi Petruzzi

Mary Petruzzi

Pam Rappaport

Joyce Reynolds

Diane Silcox

Terri Stauffer

Helen Stehman

Donna Thormann

Anne Throop

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Founders’ Day Luncheon

VISIT

Kitchen design by Cabinetry Ideas

Decorators’ Show House and Gardens: 2022-2023 Design Board

front row: Linda Mordoh, Interior Designer; Janet’ Duncan, General Chair;

back row: Lynne Smiley, Design Advisor; Candy Hamilton, Design Director; JD Dick, Interior Designer; Diana Bryant, Interior Designer; Nanette Wiseman, President; Josh Springer, Landscape Designer; Kerry Caito, Decorator Chair

pictured left to right

In Appreciation of our Generous 2023 Sponsors

Thank You to our Sponsors and Donors

thank you for making the 2023 decorators’ show house and gardens possible

PLATINUM ($25,000 AND UP)

The Addison Group

Bray Builders

Brizo Kitchen & Bath Company

Eskenazi Health Foundation

Indianapolis Monthly

The National Bank of Indianapolis

DIAMOND ($15,000–$24,999)

Cabinetry Ideas

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery

Stock Yards Bank & Trust

GOLD ($10,000–$14,999)

Barnes & Thornburg LLP

Indiana Design Center

Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation

SILVER ($5,000–$9,999)

4th Generation Flooring

Blue K. Security Inc.

Cathedral Marble & Granite

The Corsi Group, Makers of Greenfield Cabinetry

Hoosier Portable Restrooms

McNamara Florist

Property Pros Land Management, LLC

Reis-Nichols Jewelers

Sherwin-Williams

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Wiseman *

BRONZE ($2,500–$4,999)

A Classic Party Rental

Brothers Floor Covering

Matthew and Kerry Caito *

Chaos Catering

Stevee Clifton/The Somerville Team | CØMPASS

Forbush Design

Hogan Mayflower Transfer and Storage

Kelly Todd Group | CØMPASS

Meridian Street United Methodist Church

Planet57, LLC

John and Joyce Reynolds **

SIMPLICITY Cold-Pressed Juice & Cocktails

SYNLawn of Indiana

Williams Comfort Air/Meltzers Mr. Plumber

CRYSTAL ($1,000–$2,499)

Stephanie Brater **

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Broadie **

Susan and Cleve Brown **

Builders FirstSource

Philip and Brigitt Caito

Lisa and Bob Colver *

Susan B. Cumming **

Janet’ and Steve Duncan *

Mary and Tim DuVall *

Elgin Water Care

Epcon Communities

John N. and Julia Luros Failey **

Four Finger Distillery

Foxgardin Family Kitchen

Susan Graham *

In memory of JoAnn Graham

Hamilton Homes

Honeymoon Image & Design Inc.

Katz, Sapper & Miller LLP

Jennifer and Jim Kelley **

Kohler Signature Store by Cresent Supply

John and Diane Kramer *

Kristin Sims Graphic Design

Sonya (Sunni) Krull **

Maryanne and Vincent McMahon *

Mitchell Fabrics

Mont Surfaces

Mr. Marble Care

Printing Partners

ProBuilder Carter Lee Lumber

Julie and Jeff Qualkinbush *

Renner Sports and Lifestyle, LLC

St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church

Steve and Betty Sterrett **

Tactive

Kim and Gary Warren **

Jenell and Darry Weaver *

In loving memory of Maebelle Hawley and Viola Weaver

BENEFACTOR ($500–$999)

Judi and Phil Bounsall *

Becky Brammer *

Buckingham

Jane Burgess *

Missy and Bob Campbell *

In honor of Jenell Weaver

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Coscia **

Creamer, Elson, O’Brien Realtors | Century 21 Scheetz

Kathy Cuppy/All Phase Group Inc.

Bob and Pam Curtis **

Jill and Bill Dale **

Barbara Danquist **

Mary DuVall/Midtown Home Collective

Ed Martin Automotive Group

Sherri Fritsch *

In honor of M. Jane Salin

Deb and James Gibson **

In memory of Jeanne H. Bellish

Cathy Henney/The Henney Group

Dan and Mandy Heslin *

Kathleen and Larry House *

Jay Orner & Sons Billiard Company

Kennedy Tank and Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Carmel Klein *

Dan and Jill Krajnovich *

Linehan & Sons Painting & Plastering

J. Michael and Jill McClure *

Megan Kelly Leone Realtor

Metric Environmental, LLC

Nstyl Photobooths

Mary Petruzzi/Team PetruzziRe/Max at the Crossing

Cindy Peyton *

Rosalind Brinn Pope Interior Design

Dr. and Mrs. John (Kathy) Rufatto **

Rumble Boxing North Indy

Connie Slater *

St. Richard’s Episcopal School

Studio 342 Design

Bill and Barb Tait **

Tiffany Skilling Interiors, LLC

Alex Weaver/MJW Mortgage

Ann Wright **

CONTRIBUTOR ($250–$499)

Charlene and Joe Barnette **

Suzanne Beard **

Liz Berg **

Joan Blackwell *

Mary and Dan Brady *

Liz Brainard **

In memory of Mary Grady

Butler University

Byrnes Grilled Pizza

Shannon Earl *

Daniel and Mary Ann Fagan **

Dorothea and Philip Genetos **

Cece Gerdenich *

Sally and David Gray **

Candice Hamilton *

Eric and Mary Margaret Hillenbrand **

Terry and Steve Holland **

In memory of Diane Schmadeke

Infinite Self Storage Nora

Vic and Angie Kiplinger *

Dessie Partenheimer Koch **

Koorsen Fire & Safety

Vanessa and Mark McTigue **

Tiffiny McTurnan *

Trish Morton *

Mosquito Authority

Pax Verum Brewing Company

Karee and Dean Petruzzi *

Carol and James Phillips **

Cathy and Jim Reed **

Sue and Ralph Roper *

Eric and Deborah Stoll *

Storm Striker Art

Gary and Gretchen Thompson *

Donnie and Amanda Wagner

Heidi Hermann Wright *

In memory of Betty Lee Wright and Martha McNamara Halal

SUPPORTER ($100–$249)

Lisa and Mark Albertson *

Stephen and Debbie Alexander **

Kristina and Charles Anderson *

Dave and Karen Arland *

Sara Baker

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Margaret Banning *

Judy Barack *

Sherry Benner *

Ruth Berman

In loving memory of a dear friend, Thomas Grantham Jr.

Susan Berry *

Barbara Blakley **

Lisa Booher *

Ellen Miller Brethauer *

Arija S. Brikmanis

Irene Burt *

Rachael and Robert Burt *

Carmel Trophies, Awards & Gifts

Colleen Colvin **

Conner Prairie Museum

Mary Alice Cooler *

Tom and Nia Cortese **

Jim and Judy Cosgrove *

Lynne and Steven Cosler

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Karen Courtney *

Molly and John Creamer *

Kathleen Cuppy *

Jody Vance Davis

In memory of Mary Grady

Debra and John Dawson **

Patrice Dawson *

Roz Dick *

Kathryn S. Diener **

Sharon and Michael Freeland **

Lynda Goeke and Don Katz **

Thomas Grady

In memory of Mary Grady

Patricia Halloran **

Barbara and George Hamilton**

Lucita Hanlin **

Patricia Kennedy Hirsch **

Mary and Jim Holland *

Susan Howell *

Jeff George Jr. Quarterback Training

Karen and Bryan Jinnett **

Jane Johnson *

Mary E. Johnston **

Anne and Alan Kimbell **

Hazel Lemen **

Amy and Les Miller *

Denise Mimms *

Peggy Miner **

Jennifer Mitchell *

Margaret Murrmann *

Peggy McKinney and Squier Neal *

Thank You to our Sponsors and Donors

Lisa O’Connor *

Angela Ostrowski *

Rick and Nancy Otto *

Tanya Stuart Overdorf **

Darice and Richard Palmier

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Beth Parker *

Kristi Petruzzi **

Linda Pope **

Pam and Steve Rappaport **

Susan Risk **

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Roller *

Sandra W. Ross **

Carolyn Schaefer **

Laura and Stephen Scott

In memory of Mary B. Grady

Vince and Vicki Scotto *

Lori Shanahan *

Shaquanna Shockley *

Diane Silcox **

In memory of Diane Schmadeke

Erin Smith *

Stephanie and Scott Smith *

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick and Helen Stehman **

Elaine Stitle

In memory of Mary Grady

Kitty Stoeppelwerth **

Mark and Audrey Studley *

Sue Thomson **

Donna Thormann **

Anne Throop **

Kirsten and Scott Tilev *

Sue Wagman

Jeanne Grumme and Marc Allen White

In memory of Mary Grady

Jan and John Williams **

Christine and Franklin Wilson

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Julie D. Wood **

Susan Woodhouse **

Linda Wray

In memory of Mary Grady

Kim and Dick Young **

FRIEND ($1–$99)

Jacqueline Alvarez

In memory of Mary Grady

Anonymous *

Hal and Michelle Armstrong *

Robert and Mary Bacon

In memory of Mary Grady

Denny Baldauf **

John and Margaret Baranowski **

Art and Elizabeth Baxter *

Sherry Benner *

Memorial Donation

Kelly and Robert Bentley

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Mary and Dan Brady *

In memory of Mary Grady

Laura Brueckmann *

Sharon and Paul Bruner

In memory of Mary Grady

Lydia Brunner **

Anne Buskirk-Bailey *

Mary Caito **

Catherine Carvey

In memory of Mary Grady

Bryn and Craig Cieciura

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Earlene Cook **

Mrs. Nancy S. Cronin **

Richard and Carol Darlington **

Donna DeCallier **

Richard & Kimberly Domsic

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Anita and Robert Douglass

In memory of Mary Grady

Rosemary Draga

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Jane Drake **

Sara Freeman **

Kristen and Andrew Fouts

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Ellen Frist **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Cristy Friday **

Phyllis Garrison **

Dorothea and Philip Genetos **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

David Gorden, FASLA

Nancy and Marshall Hanley **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Anita Kimbrough Hardee and August M. Hardee II

Gwen Harvey

Mary and Norman Hatch **

Kathryn Hawkins *

Frances A. Heck **

Joan and David Hilger **

Jenny Holland **

Kelley Hurst **

In honor of Jane Burgess

Jane and Mike Jones **

Lara Knitter **

Marianne Koby

In memory of Mary Grady

Patricia McConnell **

Diane H. Mikiska **

Jonathon Drew Miller

Madaline Mount **

Peggy McKinney and Squier Neal *

In memory of Mary B. Grady

Linda Neel **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Ken and Sue Nelson *

Carolyn Palmer

In memory of Thomas Grantham Jr.

Kevin and Dawn Petrow **

Jane H. Price **

Jean Przybyla **

Karen Rhodes *

Susan Ringo **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Lisa Rohrer *

In memory of Ruth Mushinsky

Marian Rutledge

In memory of Mary Grady

Patricia Sharp

Lynne Smiley *

Alyson Smith **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Sherrell Smith *

Susan Smith **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Terri Stauffer **

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick and Helen Stehman **

In memory of Nellie Pent Hess

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick and Helen Stehman **

In memory of Mary Grady

Fred Tishler

In memory of Mary Grady

Debbie and Mike Tolley **

In honor of Judy Dinnin

Lorraine Vavul

Nicole Wawok *

Ellen and Stephen Williams **

Monica Wright

* Denotes Active and Advisory Members of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild

** Denotes Life Members of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild

Thank you to those members who made In-Kind donations.

The Failey House

The residence at 57 East 57th Street is located within the boundaries of some of Indianapolis’ most respected neighborhood organizations. They include the Meridian-Kessler Neighborhood Association, the Meridian Street Foundation, and Midtown Indy. The land on which the home was built was originally planned as three separate lots in the Sillery Subdivision of Meridian Street Woods. The original homeowners bought all three lots, thereby creating a property of half an acre with yards on both sides of the residence.

The architect who designed the home was Willard C. Osler (1885-1978). He designed many residences in the Golden Hill, Mapleton Fall Creek, and Meridian-Kessler neighborhoods. Among the larger projects designed by Osler were Trinity Episcopal Church, Second Presbyterian Church, and First Congregational United Church of Christ.

Construction of the brick Tudor residence began in 1927. It was completed in 1928. The project was overseen by civil engineer Charles Latham Sr. (18811940). Latham specialized in residential projects, building upscale homes for prominent families, primarily in the Golden Hill and Meridian-Kessler neighborhoods. The subject home contains approximately 6,670 square feet on three levels. It originally had 7 bedrooms, 4 full baths, and 3 half baths. In recent years, the enlargement of the master bedroom suite and the creation of an upstairs laundry room resulted in the loss of two of the bedrooms. The home’s original 3-car garage was expanded to a 4-car garage by the current owners, who have also recently added a swimming pool at the rear of the home.

The original owners were Robert Burnett Failey (1884-1970) and Mary Rebecca Parrott Failey (1886-1970). Both were from families whose ancestors were early settlers of Indianapolis. Mr. Failey was a graduate of Shortridge High School and Princeton University. He was President of the Indiana Mirror Manufacturing Company and a Director of Merchants National Bank and Trust Company. Mrs. Failey also graduated from Shortridge High School and from Bennett College in Millbrook, NY. Mary was one of the seven women who founded The Orchard School and was active in numerous organizations, including the Children’s Museum, Indianapolis Woman’s Club, Dramatic Club, Indianapolis Museum of Art, and the Indianapolis Garden Club. The Faileys had three sons: Robert Burnett Failey Jr., James Franklin Failey, and William Henry Comingore Failey.

Following the 1970 deaths of both Robert Sr. and Mary, the residence was acquired by their oldest son, Robert Burnett Failey Jr. (1915-2007). Like his father, he graduated from Princeton University, then from Harvard Medical School. He practiced internal medicine at the Indiana University Medical Center. Bob was president of the University Club of Indianapolis and served on the Board of Corporators of Crown Hill Cemetery and the Ensemble Music Society.

In 1984, the property was purchased from Dr. Failey by his nephew, John Noël Failey, and John’s wife, Julia (Jill) Luros Failey. John is a graduate of Wabash College. After serving in the U.S. Army, John received a master’s degree from the Indiana University School of Business. He was President of Engineered Cooling Systems from 1984 to 2004. Currently, The history of the 2023 Decorators Show House and Gardens was researched by St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild member, Sharon Butsch Freeland.

John serves as President of the Ensemble Music Society. Jill graduated from Indiana University and created the recreational therapy program at the Hook Physical Rehabilitation Center and the Pain Center at Community Hospital. She was the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2013 Indianapolis Woman of the Year. Jill is active in several community organizations. For 15 years, she held a variety of leadership roles in St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild, including President in 2007 and 2008. John and Jill have two daughters, Julia Failey and Elisabeth Failey Wagner.

After 82 years of ownership by members of the Failey family, the home was sold to Jay Metzler and Andrea (Toth) Metzler in 2010. Jay is the owner of Houseworks Building Company. Andrea is an Orthopedic Physician’s Assistant. She has a B.S. from DePaul University and an M.S. from Butler University. During the eight years of the Metzlers’ ownership, they made significant renovations throughout the home. In 2018, the couple sold the property to its fifth and current owners. The Metzlers now reside in Boise, Idaho.

The current owners of the residence are Eugene C. Hsiao, M.D., and Tomi (Hill) Hsiao. Dr. Hsiao grew up in Indianapolis and graduated from North Central High School. He has a wide range of training in plastic surgery and reconstruction. His undergraduate degree is from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He received his medical degree from the Indiana University School of Medicine. He also received post-graduate training at both the University of Louisville and Washington University in St. Louis. Tomi Hsiao is also a graduate of the University of Louisville. It was there that the couple met. Tomi enjoys being involved in her children’s school activities. Dr. and Mrs. Hsiao are the parents of Hannah, Zach, and Oliver. The family enjoys playing hockey, volleyball, and golf.

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is excited to present this unique residence as its 62nd Decorators’ Show House and Gardens. Proceeds from the annual event will be donated to the Behavior Health Academy at Eskenazi Hospital. The guild has pledged a gift of $1,000,000 to the facility.

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild is often asked, “how is a home selected to be a show house?”

Photographs from the Failey family archives.

House and Outdoor Plans

A Pop of Spring

AREA DESCRIPTION

It’s the beautiful ornate gate and fence that welcomes you to this historic property. It was our goal to uncover the original 1928 ironwork (uniquely positioned relative to the home) hidden by years of overgrown ivy. Through the gate, you’ll find pops of seasonal colors whichset the stage for this magnificent property. Framing the walkway, varieties of hostas brighten the space while pansies, the quintessential symbol of spring, add cheer to the area. Landscaping also includes 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 fourth year in a row, Mr. Green Jeans is honored to participate in the Decorators’ Show House and Gardens.

William Petty, President (317) 289-6801

william223petty@msn.com

William Petty

LANDSCAPE B

Color Me Pink

AREA DESCRIPTION Property Pros is happy to welcome guests to the 2023 Decorators’ Show House and Gardens with an elegant pop of color along the front entrance. Allowing the house to speak for itself, the limited front bed space plays on a passion for pink as presented to Property Pros by the homeowner at an initial visit. Sometimes less is truly more. We feel we have found a beautiful balance in our supporting role with a sunny first greeting in greens and pinks. Hoping to also get in the last word, we plan to carry on with a colorful border out back to marry the new pool into the mature landscape and glorious old yew border that has gracefully provided decades of privacy from the street and adjacent homes.

1200 E. Broadway Street, Fortville, IN 46040 (317) 482-3111 propertyproslm.com

office@propertyproslm.com

Tracy Cox, Josh Springer

The Welcome Portico

AREA DESCRIPTION The lush vine draped over the front door was the inspiration and an invitation to step into our nature themed entry way. The portico, or vestibule, which bridges the gap between the home’s exterior and interior, is filled with soft floral, vine, and butterfly motifs including our custom produced console table from Venice, Italy. The neutral tile is strengthened by the saturated color palette. This little space says “Welcome” and invites guests to stow their umbrellas and remove their wet boots!

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Sensible Hue 6198; Chair Molding and Below: Unusual Gray 7059; Crown Molding, Ceiling, Doors: Rainstorm 6230

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Porte Italia Painted Interior Arts; Paul Sperback; Colonial Antiques; Jennifer Hobbs ABT; Emmons & Associates; Mitchell Fabrics; Barrow; Ruma Upholstery; Midland Market; Mike Hodapp, SGI Handyman

sassy

275 N. Main Street, Zionsville, IN 46077 (317) 344-0258 (office) sassygreeninteriors@gmail.com | sassygreeninteriors.com

Maryellen Hodapp, Principal/Owner (seated) Christy Soldatis, Senior Designer

Beyond the Cloakroom

AREA DESCRIPTION As guests step into the entry, the cased opening on their left hearkens one’s curiosity. Not only is this the cloakroom, but also a path for a private entry into the powder bath. The subtlety of the polished plaster walls, by David, is simple and creates a playful movement throughout. This collaboration not only simplified, but enlarged the space with the application of a Roman Clay paint that complimented the Sherwin-Williams paint for the trim and baseboards. The tile floor, not original to the home, led to decisions for black lighting and plumbing fixtures to capture the dark painted baseboards that lead in from the entry.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Trim and Baseboards: Egret 7570

BRIZO ® PRODUCT Combining a contemporary edge with a nod to early-1900s traditionalism, the Rook® Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance ® Luxe Nickel®/ Matte Black is a modern interpretation of a stately aesthetic.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Studley Moving & Storage; Kittle’s Furniture; Josh Buck; Cathedral Marble & Granite; Drapery Street; Parkside Linen; Copper Creek Canyon; Interior Art Finishes dba The Artful Eye

interior art finishes dba the artful eye

Audrey: (317) 849-5300 | astudley@kittles.com davidstudley@interiorartfinishes.com

David Studley, Audrey Studley

Living Room

AREA DESCRIPTION We combined the existing elegance of the space with practical luxury. Herringbone wood floors, the white marble fireplace, and baroque sconces influenced the design towards French interiors. Nothing in this living room is overly curated and many pieces are multi-functional. The bones of the room remain neutral while the furniture and accessories are Asian inspired. The two styles enliven the space to create a unique, stylish room that’s both fun and beautiful!

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls, Baseboards, and Crown Molding: Neutral Ground 7568; Window Trim, Doors, and Door Casing: Extra White 7006

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Arteriors; BKC

Homegoods, LLC; Clarence House; Clark’s White Glove Delivery; Cole & Son; Creative Flooring; Fabrica; Franklin Bros. Wallcovering; H. Ward Miles; Interior Art Finishes, LLC; Jay Orner & Sons Billiard Co; John-Richard; KBD; Kravet; Mayan Art Marble & Granite; Olivia & Quinn; Osborn Design & Craft; Osborne & Little; PAH Upholstery; Regina Andrew; ROMO; Stout Fabrics

cornerstone interiors

1747 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46201 (317) 986-6601

cornerstoneinteriors@gmail.com | csidesignteam.com

Julie Boutilier Berghorn

Monica Due

Reception Hall & Stair

AREA DESCRIPTION The challenge was to create a space that delivers the grandeur this house deserves. Bringing a historic aspect to the design, a wallpaper based on tapestry design from the Grand Masters for Historic Royal Palaces was installed. Instantly, the continuous garden design greets and envelops the visitor, transporting one to an enchanted place. The original mirror remains a focal point upon entering, while dark painted trim anchors the space and provides continuity to the second-floor hall. Light fittings and furnishings make the best use of the narrow space without sacrificing interest or impact.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Upper Hall

Walls: Ancient Marble 6162; Trim: Sealskin 7675; Ceiling: Niebla Azul 9137

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting; Kravet Inc.; Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports; Interior Art Finishes; Franklin Brothers Wallcovering, Dew Designs

mw harris, llc

6225 Spring Mill Road, Indianapolis, IN 46260 (317) 250-3921 | matt@mwharris.net mwharris.net | IG: mwharrisdesign

Matthew W Harris

Dining/Sitting

AREA DESCRIPTION In our quest to keep this room family friendly and youthful, we chose comfortable upholstery with easy care fabrics. The Bernhardt Ford Chairs pay homage to the Provence Blue of the La Cornue range in the adjacent kitchen and adds a color that is repeated throughout the room. Occasional tables lean towards a contemporary styling combining materials of faux stone, metal, wood, and acrylic. A soft colorful area rug shown with compelling artwork, playful accessories, and ample task lighting completes the room and invites the family to relax and dine.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Gypsum 9543; Doors, Fireplace Wall, Bookshelf Backs, Wall and Crown Molding Striping: Tricorn Black 6258; Ceiling: Ceiling White

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Indiana Lighting; Parkside Linens; Pinnacle Painting; The Artful Eye; TRIPhase Technologies; Anne Emison Wishard, Faith Blackwell and Greta Krueger, Studio C Arts Collective

kittle’s design studio

8600 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46250 (317) 849-5300 | kittles.com

Thomas Myers, Susan Culleiton

AREA 6

Metamorphosis, The Evolution of a Kitchen

AREA DESCRIPTION A transformation taking a kitchen and making it the heart of the home for today’s modern family. Rich walnut creates an inviting space that will live well in a family kitchen. Bringing color into the space with beautiful stone and accent painted cabinetry adds energy and life to the kitchen. The addition of a breakfast room helps transition beautifully from the kitchen to the patio providing a wonderful space for the family or entertaining. Curating a beautiful palette of materials in the room brings style and function together for a wonderful kitchen!

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Amber Wave 6657

BRIZO ® PRODUCT The Rook® Kitchen Collection by Brizo in Brilliance ® Polished Gold features a classic craftsman style with contemporary touches to modernize the look. The articulating bridge faucet with finished hose offers a larger range of movement than a traditional bridge faucet—allowing you to position the faucet for any task at hand.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cabinetry, Greenfield Cabinetry by The Corsi Group; Countertops, Cathedral Marble & Granite; Stone Supplier, Mont Surfaces; Faucets, Brizo; Sinks, Elkay; Appliances, Ferguson; Hood finishing, David Studley, Interior Art Finishes; Charles Mayer & Company

Area by:

Kitchen Designer:

J.D. Dick, AKBD

Cabinetry Ideas

Interior Designer: Debra Maley

A New Arrangement

Debra Maley

J.D. Dick, AKBD

Butler’s Pantry, Hallway, and Pool Half Bath

AREA DESCRIPTION The Butler’s Pantry, Hallway, and Pool Half Bath are in a new addition to the residence. The new additional area in the Butler’s Pantry gained storage space and a speed oven. The Pool Half Bath was designed to keep family and friends as close as possible to the new pool. The use of blues, taupe, and grey in the multi-mix 4” x 4” hexagon porcelain tile flooring throughout the space adds some historical design to this high traffic area. The custom cabinetry was designed to meet all storage function and needs for this family.

PAINT COLORS Sherman-Williams—Hallway and Butler Pantry: Storm Cloud 6249

BRIZO ® PRODUCT Celebrating a modern revival of classic forms, the Invari® Bath Collection by Brizo in Brilliance ® Luxe Gold® finish expresses a liberated traditional ethos—neither beholden to the past, nor forgetful of its heritage.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brizo; Cathedral Marble & Granite; Lee Supply/Wolf Appliance & Decorative Lighting; Louisville Tile; Pennville Custom Cabinetry; Walter Knabe, Artist; J&J Decorating, Wallcovering Installation; Designer’s Market, Inc./Thibaut; Kohler

Study

AREA DESCRIPTION

Inspired by the Art Deco movement of the 1920’s and 30’s, the study blends geometry, blue hues, and metallics to invoke a moody space with both form and function. Rich mahogany adds depth, a leather wrapped desk pulls in an element of masculinity, balanced by the curved forms of the linen chandelier and Eames lounge chair. Light pours in from the existing windows, allowing the hand painted silver leaf ceiling to shine. Custom cabinetry with intriguing linework creates a unique backdrop to the study, while concealing personal items for a clean finish.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls and Cabinets: Gale Force 7605

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Home Details of Savvy

Décor; Joe Beck, Indiana Audio Video; Mario Casas, Painter; David Studley, Silver-Leaf Ceiling Finish

BEFORE

Both spaces by:

savvy décor

41 S. Rangeline Road, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 848-0020

lindamordoh@indy.rr.com | erikampate@gmail.com savvydecor.com

Linda Mordoh

Erika Pate

Half Bathroom

AREA DESCRIPTION The half bathroom works as an extension of the study, thanks to the cohesion of the color palette, metal finishes, and use of geometric patterns. A beveled mirror paired with an upgraded light fixture expands the small footprint of the space. The wallcovering features a natural motif that incorporates biophilia into the design, which is contrasted by the geometric fabric used to cover the existing sink.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Ceiling: Ceiling White

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.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stocking Wallcovering Co.; Interior Art Finishes; Cremeans Plumbing; Woodland Electric; A & D Design; Wallcovering from York

2022 Show House Awards

St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild would like to thank all who supported the 2022 Decorators’ Show House and Gardens, the country’s longest running show house event. We are grateful for your continued patronage.

2022 PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS

We are excited to announce the winners of the 2022 People’s Choice Awards at the beautiful Rhodehamel House!

INTERIOR DESIGN

1ST PLACE Kitchen, A Classic Story, Tiffany Skilling Interiors

2ND PLACE Dining Room, MW Harris, LLC

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

1ST PLACE West Terrace, Mark Holeman Inc.

2ND PLACE Perimeter Garden, Midwest Landscape Industries

2022 MAGGIE’S AWARD

Tiffany Skilling received the Maggie’s Award, given each year to a designer or 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, a nd spirit with Guild members and other designers. This award is sponsored by Guild member Kathleen House.

PAINT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AREA 10

Primary Bedroom

AREA DESCRIPTION Modern, sophisticated, and serene describe the primary bedroom. Cool greens and warm whites in the handmade wool area rug inspired the color palette. The green glazed entry hall leads you into the room with its dramatic chandelier and linen draperies. The upholstered bed is enhanced by beautiful linens in white, cream, and taupe. The nightstands and the crystal lamps are the perfect complement in this space while the rattan lounge chair and desk make the room comfortable and inviting. An important element in the room is the original artwork by several Indiana artists whose art adds immeasurably to our design concept.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Bedroom Walls: Extra White 7006; Hallway Walls and Bedroom Dome: Designer Custom Lacquer

BRIZO ® PRODUCT Borrowing decorative influences from the Edwardian era, the Invari® Bath Collection by Brizo drawer knobs in Brilliance ® Luxe Gold® finish celebrate a modern revival of classic forms.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Joseph’s Oriental Rug

Imports; Parkside Linen; Silk Mountain Creations; Coraggio Textiles; Mende Rusomarov Painting; Sherwin-Williams; Brizo; Bernhardt Furniture Company; Deb Slack Fine Art; Clark’s White Glove Delivery; Roy Boswell Fine Art; Wendy Franklin Art

AREA

Primary Bath

AREA DESCRIPTION The design inspiration for the Primary Bath comes from the soft green tones found in the existing floor and shower tile, which the homeowners preferred to keep. The shower was updated with a steam shower system to give the homeowners a relaxing spa experience. The WC received a color boost with wallpaper and window treatment featuring egrets in flight. Complementing the calm green palette are paintings by local artists Molly Young Meier and the late Joni T. Johnson. New vanity lighting, drawer pulls, and mirrors complete the new additions to this spacious and well appointed bath.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Sea Salt 6204; Ceiling: Ceiling Bright White 7007; Trim: Extra White 7006

STEAMIST® PRODUCT: The Steamist® steam shower with digital touchscreen control creates a luxurious showering experience.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Leslie Agan; Tony Benedict; Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery; Mr. Marble Care; A2Z Construction and Remodeling; Brizo

america’s floor source

7676 Zionsville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 (317) 356-3181 | americasfloorsource.com

constance.vinson@americasfloorsource.com

Constance

Boy’s Bedroom

AREA DESCRIPTION

The inspiration for this boy’s room was to create a space that could transition from a young teenager into college age. JB Designs chose fabrics with traditional patterns in shades of greens that will stay timeless while also incorporating metal and wood that would lean more classic. To keep it youthful, we chose artwork and décor that highlighted current interests, but could also showcase memorabilia in later years. The bookcase also allows space for current playthings, while being an elegant place to display treasured items in the future.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Green Onyx 9128, Oyster Bar 7565; Built-In Cabinets: Extra White 7006

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theresa’s Drapery Designs; Fabricut Fabrics; Beth Clary Schwier Fine Art; Painting, Tony Benedict

jb designs, llc

PO Box 1807, Carmel, IN 46082 (317) 435-2779

judy@judybatesdesigns.com

judybatesdesigns.com

Ashleigh Womack, Judy Bates

Boy’s Bathroom

AREA DESCRIPTION Bathrooms are one of the best spaces to bring the drama. Due to their small size, they tend to allow for dark and dramatic tones to feel less intense. This is why Studio 687 decided to avoid the tropes of a more classic design. Limewash paint was utilized to add a quiet warmth to the space while delivering the romantic old-world feel the home boasts. The cool toned green was chosen to complement the existing slate tile. To add an extra layer to the textured walls, Studio 687 opted to wrap the medicine cabinet in a beautifully contrasting oxblood vinyl.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls and Trim: Dried Thyme 6186

BRIZO ® PRODUCT Combining a contemporary edge with a nod to early-1900s traditionalism, the Rook® Bath Collection by Brizo in Polished Chrome is a modern interpretation of a stately aesthetic. The H 2 Okinetic® showerhead creates a warm, luxurious spray while using a fraction of the water compared to a standard showerhead.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KD Paints; A & D Design; Woodland Electric; Portola Paints; CB2; Maxwell Fabrics; Parsons People; Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery; Ark Painting

studio 687

2625 Ryan Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 260-9139

cameron@studio687design.com | studio687design.com

Cameron Harrington

SPRING FLOWERS ARE IN

full bloom full bloom

LIFESTYLE • FLORAL • WEDDINGS • EVENTS

317-579-7900 | MCNAMARAFLORIST.COM

CARMEL, FISHERS, FORT WAYNE, GEIST, GLENDALE, GREENWOOD, NORTH MASS, & WILLOW LAKE WEST

SUPPORTER OF THE DECORATORS’ SHOW HOUSE AND GARDENS

Upper Level Parlor

AREA DESCRIPTION When planning my space, I was inspired to convert the kid’s bedroom into a moody parlor that would be the perfect place to relax and enjoy a good book and a great glass of wine after a long day’s work on the upper level. The goal was to create a cozy and luxurious space, so I layered a moody paint color with rich textures, organic-shaped furniture, and graphic artwork and juxtaposed them with the most modern light fixtures to bring my vision to life.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls, Interior Doors, Ceiling, and Trim: Peppercorn 7674

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Joss & Main; Perigold; Elite Pro Painting; Barry Lacey; Johnny McKeel, Artist; Caleb Smith, Artist

Demetrius Robinson

Girl’s Bedroom

AREA DESCRIPTION

A delicate balance of traditional and contemporary elements makes for a cozy, comfortable, and timeless bedroom. The soft blueishgreen tone of the walls was inspired by the tile in the ensuite bathroom and has been paired with a palette of aubergine, indigo, sage, warm wood, and brass accents to keep the room feeling fresh. Modern lines combined with classic patterns results in a room equally suitable for a teenage girl and weekend guests alike.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams— Ceiling, Walls, Baseboards, and Crown Molding: Silver Strand 7057

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Interior Art Finishes; A & D Design; Clark’s White Glove Delivery; Marten Construction Management; Jessica Green Artwork

marten design

5719 Lawton Loop E. Drive #211, Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 435-5520

ali@marten.design | marten.design

Ali Marten

Hannah’s Bath

AREA DESCRIPTION The design challenge was to create an ensuite bath, increase storage possibilities, add a makeup vanity, and replace the original bathtub with a shower. By eliminating the entrance from the hall, a niche was created for a custom built-in cabinet. Opposite the sink, a tall but narrow corner cabinet was removed and replaced with a custom floating vanity. A pair of wall sconces repeat the diamond motif of the wall tile. The large vanity mirror adds reflective value to illuminate the narrow space. Custom dogwood gemstone knobs on the chest on chest add a touch of femininity to the bath.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Ceiling and Walls: Fleur de Sel 7666; Trim: Extra White 7006

BRIZO ® PRODUCT The Allaria™ Bath Collection in Brilliance ® Luxe Gold® finish is a carefully orchestrated composition that casts a peculiar charm. Clear handles add an illusory touch. The H2 Okinetic® showerhead creates a warm, luxurious spray while using a fraction of the water compared to a standard showerhead.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bray Builders; Brizo; Cathedral Marble & Granite; ProSource Flooring, Inc.; Silk Mountain Creations, Inc.; Sherwin-Williams; Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery; Parkside Linen; Rusomarov Painting; Bill Burke, Sunburst Shutters

wright interiors

1137 Questover Circle, Indianapolis, IN 46228 (317) 730-0733 | wrightinteriors@gmail.com catherinewrightinteriors.com

Jane Drake, Design Assistant; Catherine Wright, Designer, ASID Allied Member

The Botanical Bath

AREA DESCRIPTION

What do you do with a room that already has great wallpaper and bath fixtures? You ACCESSORIZE! The botanical print with a palette of greens and neutrals inspired us to adorn the shelving with a variety of faux succulents and other greenery. With ample shelving comes the opportunity to accessorize with both functional and decorative items instead of having to choose. Extra soaps and towels become part of the décor rather than tucked into a closet.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chatham Home

chatham home

517 E. Walnut Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 (317) 917-8550

chathamhomeindy.com

Hope Harsin, Faith Felder

AREA 18

Guest Room

AREA DESCRIPTION This room was created entirely from generous donations made to Diversion Indy. This is a perfect example of how donated items can be “diverted” into creating a beautiful space to enjoy. Diversion Indy is a nonprofit that exists for those being newly housed out of homelessness. Beautiful spaces make a difference in all of our lives. Check us out to find out how you can make this happen for others as well! A big shout out to Mitchell Fabrics for donating all the amazing fabrics in this room!

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Aesthetic White 7035

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Julie Clary, Mitchell Fabrics; A big thank you to all Diversion Indy volunteers!; Joseph’s Oriental Rug Imports; Laura Nelson, Sew Nice; Alicia, Hazel Slate; Debbie Holloman, Quality Drapery; Carpenter’s Crew; Tony Benedict, Painting; Delaney Window Fashions

diversion indy, inc.

1625 Southeastern Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46201 (317) 694-7737 (Deanna Whetstone) deanna@diversionindy.org | diversionindy.org

Julie Clary, Mitchell Fabrics

Deanna Whetstone, Executive Director/Designer

Laundry Room

AREA DESCRIPTION Fresh, bright, and functional were goals for the laundry. The wallpaper brings nature indoors, covers the walls, and livens up an otherwise utilitarian space. A stunning light fixture against a pale blue ceiling, along with all of the trim painted in a similar hue keeps the space light. Baskets, drying racks, and an area to sit down to craft or sew give the area much needed function for everyday tasks. To refresh the built-in cabinetry, wallpaper was added for style, yet is durable to withstand daily use. A mix of greens, blues, and pops of pink, make it a happy place to spend time.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Trim: French Moire 9056; Ceiling: Little Boy Blu 9054

BRIZO ® PRODUCT Inspired by factories of the early 20th century, the Artesso® Kitchen Collection by Brizo in Brilliance® Luxe Gold® finish is a warmer, more refined take on the industrial aesthetic.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rusamarov Painting; LSR Construction; David Kemp; Wendy Franklin; Kevin Wolf; Brizo; BKC Homegoods, LLC; Jefferson Electric; Schumacher; Thibaut; Melinda Spear-Huff; Linette Pedigo; Visual Comfort Lighting & Signature Hardware; Milagro Collective, Clark’s White Glove Delivery; Hazel Slate

compass design, llc

8515 Cedar Place Drive, Suite 107, Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 865-1544 (Studio) | (317) 417-0770 (Mobile)

compassdesignservices@yahoo.com

compassdesignservices.com

Stacy Thompson

AREA 20 Back Hall

AREA DESCRIPTION Our area starts on the main floor at the back hall and winds up the back staircase, concluding in the second-floor back hallway. As you make your way up the staircase, we kept it light and bright, adding timeless art work winding up to the back hallway adorned with a washable navy grass cloth.

PAINT COLORS Sherwin-Williams—Walls: Quietude 6212; Trim and Wall Treatment: Extra White 7006

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drapery Street; The Village Woodworker; Fabicut; Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery; ATA Painting & Construction; Kim Greene Art

rusted window (317) 205-1716 rustedwindow.com

Megan Vandergrift, Stacy Molander, Brittney McNamara

Maggie’s Hoosier Marketplace

EARTHROAMER IMPORTS

Jewelry, Merchandise from World Travels

ELIZA MOWERY Art

FRANCES + PARKE Purses

HEARTFUL SOAPS Soaps

LAURIE ALVEAR

Greeting Cards

SPEAR-HUFF STUDIO Art, Napkins, Notecards

JOSEPHINE’S IN IRVINGTON Clothing

KIM GREENE ART Art, Cards

MARJORIE RENNER DESIGNS

Fashion Accessories

PRETTY CUTE THINGS

Clothing, Purses

RAWLINGS JANE

Jewelry, Charcuterie Boards

RESTORED CREATIONS

Wheeler Mission—Candles

SUSIE MOORE ART Art

SHARON BROOKS ART Paintings

SPARKLE & SHINE BY SHERRELL SMITH

Jewelry

SOMETHING SPLENDID

Unique Gifts

STORM STRIKER

Ornaments, Flags, Apparel

Friends Hangout

AREA DESCRIPTION This lower level friends hangout is the perfect retreat for both young and old. It is a great place to lounge, nap, or movie watch in Ethan Allen’s deep seated, modular, daydreamer sectional adorned with vibrant, reversible, leather and velvet pillows that provide additional comfort and splashes of color. The multi-functional space also includes a separate area for friends and family to gather to game, play, or read! Three hand-carved wood Davion stools can be used for extra seating or as a convenient side table for snacks and beverages. READY, SET, RELAX in our friends hangout!

PAINT COLORS Sherwin Williams—Walls: Agreeable Gray-7029; Accent Wall: Loyal Blue-6510

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kim Long; Jack Lasich; Mary Larson; Linda Denney

BEFORE

Linda Denny, Mary Larson, Kim Long, Jack Lasich

Along the Border

AREA DESCRIPTION Entering onto the property, you’re greeted with a beautiful arrangement of spring annuals and pops of color to share the evidence of spring. As you arrive, you’ll be welcomed along the driveway with an abundance of mass plantings leading you either from the main entry or back terrace with a natural pathway guiding you to the garden shed. Within this border planting, all materials and elements are aligned to keep them natural, yet beautifully maintained.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Musselman Landscape

Adam Bossung

Decorators’ Show House and Gardens: 1962-2022

3200 Cold Springs Road The Wheeler-Stokely Mansion

Cold Springs Road The Allison Mansion

How a Show House is Selected

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 interest and character to attract the public.

A Decorators’ Show House and Gardens is most successful when it can exhibit examples of many designers’ creativity, both inside and out, while keeping the overall impression of the house with 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, a Design Board of Guild Members and designers/landscapers oversees area selection and design proposals for the look and feel of each area.

Being a Decorators’ Show House and Gardens homeowner is an exciting and rewarding experience. Past homeowners find it gratifying to be part of the longest running show house in the county, while funds are being raised for Eskenazi Health. If you are open to current design trends, are comfortable making decisions, are flexible and can adapt to change, then please consider becoming a future Decorators’ Show House and Gardens homeowner.

Please contact the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild at info@showhouseindy.org.

Decorators’ Show House and Gardens 2023

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