KIPS BAY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
125 East 65th Street
New York City
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24th
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24th
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24th
Honorary
Honorary
Honorary
Chair's Message
WELCOME TO THE 2017 KIPS BAY SHOW HOUSE
Dear Friends,
Welcome to the 45th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House. We are thrilled to host the show house this year in the former China Institute, a townhouse designed by Charles A. Platt. Some of America's finest designers and architects have created magic that will inspire and enthrall each visitor. With their efforts and your support, the show house raises essential funds that enable the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club to provide vital after school programs to more than 10,000 talented young people throughout the Bronx.
So, as you wander through this year’s show house, taking photographs on your phone, gathering fresh ideas and many new sources, please know how grateful all of us at Kips Bay are for your support, especially the many children that benefit from the programs. It is because of friends like you that Kips Bay can build futures for the children we serve.
Sincerely,
At the Center of Design
At the Center of Design
Sixteen floors, nine decades, one destination: 200 Lex remains the finest resource for modern and classic interior design
Sixteen nine one destination: 200 Lex remains the finest resource for modern and classic interior design
Chair, Show House Committee
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THE NEXT 100 YEARS
Dear Show House Patrons, Friends and Participants:
I am honored and delighted to again greet you as President of the Board of this iconic institution celebrating its 102nd year in 2017. Welcome to the 45th edition of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House, the foremost manifestation of interior design in the United States.
Kips Bay’s mission, to “enrich and enhance the quality of life for all young people by providing educational and developmental programs, with special emphasis on youngsters between ages 6 to 18 who come from disadvantaged or disenfranchise circumstances” is supported by funds raised through the Show House.
Kips Bay performs its mission for more than 10,000 youngsters annually at 2 clubhouses, 2 housing projects, 3 public schools, a rustic camp, 2 homeless shelters, and a senior citizen center. We are grateful to all of our supporters, but especially those related to the Interior Design industry whose tireless efforts make the Show House and its over $1,000,000 of proceeds a reality. Kips Bay is very focused on Outcome Measurement. In 2016, 92% of Kips Bay members, who were high school seniors, graduated on time versus 49% of their peers in the same school district.
By participating in the Show House, you help Kips Bay fulfill its mission and achieve its goals. Thank you from our board, our staff, and above all, our 10,000 children.
Enjoy the Show House and think of the children!
James P. Druckman President
P.S. Want to become more involved with Kips Bay? Contact me at 212-679-9500 x15 or jdruckman@nydc.com
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OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CHILDREN
Board of Trustees
James P. Druckman
vice president/treasurer
Debralee Nelson
vice presidents
Cynthia Coudert
Scott A. Gress
Curtis O. Minnis, Sr.
secretary
Cynthia V. A. Schaffner
trustees
Chip Brian
Gary P. Crain
Nora Creedon
Elissa F. Cullman
Maryanne Davis
Armand J. Del Medico
Elizabeth Dexter
Susan Zises Green
Gregory A. Hersch
Edward F. Kelly
Ketty Pucci-Sisti Maisonrouge
Angelo M. Monaco
Mrs. Charles H. Mott
Christopher Peacock
Kathyrn Prounis
H. Barry Robins
Michael L. Siden
Robert K. Smits
Lockhart Steele
Loretta Ucelli
Sidney Witter
of Trustees
honorary trustees
Mario P. Borini
Mrs. Henry Fownes
Montague H. Hackett, Jr.
Arthur M. Rogers, Jr.
Paul H. Ross
Hon. Leslie Crocker Snyder
John R. Suydam, Jr.
Dr. Manuel A. Villafana
Mrs. Manuel A. Villafana
Mrs. John G. Winslow
executive director
Daniel Quintero
director of development
Samantha Valerio
director of special events & corporate partnerships
Nazira Handal-Poffel
controller
Benjamin Blumberg
Great Futures: The Next 100 Years
CAMPAIGN DONORS
Great Futures: The Next 100 Years campaign is a $7,500,000 initiative that will provide critical funding allowing us to increase our endowment, update our facilities and offer a broader array of educational offerings. By supporting this campaign, donors will ensure future generations have opportunities to learn, play, grow and receive the guidance needed to become leaders and good citizens of the world. Thank you to those donors who have made multi-year and special commitments to this effort.
Ms. Glenda Allen
Mr. Michael Allen
Ms. Michelle Allen
Mr. Willy Aponte
Ms. Christina Bello
Mr. Lawrence B. Benenson
Mr. John Bennett
Ms. Jaqueline Bourdett
Mr. Ben Blumberg
Mario Borini - Mario P. and Bianca C. Borini Foundation
Mr. Chip Brian
Ms. Yvonne K. Brown
Bunny Williams Incorporated
Ms. Mirna Candelaria
Ms. Jessica Colon
Ms. Cynthia Coudert & Mr. Brian Morris
Mr. Gary P. Crain
Assemblyman Marcos Crespo
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Cullman, Jr.
Ms. Grace Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Armand Del Medico
Ms. Elizabeth Dexter
Mr. Jonathan Diaz
Mr. Manny Diaz
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr.
Mr. Jamie Drake
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Druckman
Ms. Stephanie Ferguson
Mr. Tesean Fleming
Ms. Latasha Flowers
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fownes
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gaeta
Ms. Dawn Grant
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Gress
Mr. Kyle Hackett
Ms. Louise Hamilton
Ms. Alexa Hampton
Mrs. Nazira Handal
Ms. Shante Harris
Mr. Ronald Helvy
The Hyde and Watson Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Kelly, Jr.
The Kelly Gang
Mr. Stephen Kennard
Senator Jeffrey D. Klein
Mr. Montague H. Hackett, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis S. Hersch
Mr. Gregory Hersch
Mr. Leonard Lauder
Ms. Tanya Lomax
Mr. & Mrs. Francois J. Maisonrouge
Mr. Johnte Menifield
Mr. Charles McCloskey
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis O. Minnis, Sr.
Ms. Shakita Michie
Ms. Eleanor Moody
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo M. Monaco
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Mott
Mrs. Maryanne S. Mullarkey-Davis
Ms.
Ms. Debralee Nelson & Mr. Christopher Grimm
Mr.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ostrom
Mr. Edwardo Oyola
Councilwoman Annabel Palma
Mr. Christopher Peacock
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Quintero
Ms. Francesca Quintero
Ms. Valerie Reyes
Mr. Carlos Rios
Ms. Maria Rivera
Ms. Jeanette Roa
Mr. & Mrs. H. Barry Robins
Ms. Crystal Robinson
Ms. Donna Rodriguez
Mr. Ismael Rodriguez
Mr. Jose Rodriguez
Mr. Arthur M. Rogers, Jr.
Ms. Abena Roman
Ms. Darilys Rosa
Mr. Paul Ross
Ms. Margaret Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schaffner
Mr. David Scott
Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda
Ms. Lavan Sivasakthy
Mr. Robert K. Smits &
Ms. Caroline A Schleifer
Mr. Lockhart Steele
Ms. Amanda St. Onge
Ms. Ebony Stuckey
Mr. Anthony Thomas
J.A. Valentino
Ms. Samantha Valerio
Ms. Deirdre Warren
Ms. Jennifer Watty
Mr. John Perez
Mr.
Ms. Rebecca Perez
The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation
The Pinkerton Foundation
Mr. Anthony Poe
Ms. Elizabeth Pyne
Ms. Sidney Witter
Mr. Ryan Wong
Ms. Ines Zayas
Great Futures
2091 BROADWAY, 3 RD FLOOR NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10023
TEL: 212 595 0661
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Past Show House Designers Past Show House Designers
2Michaels
A. Abel Co.
A. Michael Krieger
Adrienne Neff
Alan Carrol
Alan Tanksley, Inc.
Albert Hadley, Inc.
Alex Papachristidis Interiors
Alexander Doherty Design
Alexander Stoddard, Inc.
Alexia Kondylis
Alpha Workshops
Aman & Carson Interiors
Amanda Nisbet Design
America Painting
Amy Lau Design, Inc.
Anderson Papachristidis
Raeymakers Interiors
Andrew Edward Kepler Design & Interiors
Andrew Petronio
Andrew Suvalsky Designs
Andrew Tedesco Studios, Inc.
Andrew W. Racquet Interior Design, LLC
Ani Antreasyan
Ann Getty and Associates
Ann LeConey Interiors
Anne Eisenhower
Anthony Antine
Anthony Garden Boutique, Ltd.
Anthony Hail
Antine Shin, LLC
Art, Architecture and Design, LLC
Art in Construction
Arthur E. Smith
Audio Command Systems
Aurelien Gallet
Barbara Hauben-Ross, Interior Design
Barbara Ostrom Associates
Beale-Lana Interiors Design
Ben Feiman
Benjamin Vandiver Interiors + Lifestyle
Bennett & Judie Weinstock
Bennett Leifer Interiors
Bert Westman
Beverly Balk Interiors
Beverly Ellsley Design
Bilhuber, Inc.
Bill McMaster
Billy W. Francis Design
Bilotta Kitchens of New York
BJS + Assoc.
BKH New York, Inc.
Blair Design Associates, Inc.
Bograd Kids, Inc.
Boyd Interiors
Brad Ford ID, Inc.
Branca
Braswell - Willoughby, Inc.
Brett Design, Inc.
Brian del Toro, Inc.
Brian J. McCarthy, Inc.
Brian Killian
Bromley-Jacobson
Brown Studios
Bruce Norman Long Interior Design
Bryant Keller Interiors
Bunny Williams Incorporated
Burgin International, Ltd
C.N.L. De Grezia Studio
Campion A. Platt PC
Caproni Associates, Inc.
Carey Kirk
Carleton Varney Design Group
Carol Mercer & Lisa Verderosa
Carolyn Guttilla
Carrier & Company Interiors, Ltd.
Cary Kirk for AMS Interiors, Inc
Cathy Kincaid Interiors
Cayley Barrett Associates, Ltd.
Celeste Cooper
Cetra Ruddy Incorporated
Charles Damga
Charles R. Dear, Inc.
Charles Spada Interiors
Charlotte Moss Interior Design, LLC
Cherubini, Inc.
Christianson Lee Studios, Inc.
Christopher Coleman
Christopher Corcoran
Christopher Maya, Inc.
Christopher Peacock
Chuck Fischer Studio, Inc.
Chuck Winslow
Clare Fraser Interior Design
Clive Christian
Clodagh Design International
Coffinier Ku Design
Conchita Le Gendre
Connie Beale, Inc.
Constantin Gorges
Couture Interiors Corp.
Creation Metaphores
Cronin-Stempler Designs
Cullman & Kravis, Inc.
Cultra-Fairholme
Dakota Jackson
Daniel Richards Design
Danielle Ann Millican
Darren Henault Interiors
Darryl Carter, Inc.
Dave & Chris Faust & Noel Shields
David Anthony Easton
David Barrett Interiors
David Collins Studio
David Eugene Bell
David Kleinberg Design Associates
David Laurence
David Madison Horticultural Design, Inc.
David Phoenix, Inc.
David Salomon
David Scott Interiors
David T. Mayernik
Davis - Tauber
Debare Saunders
Décor Floral, Inc.
Dennis Brockman
Dennis Rolland
Dexter Design
DHS Designs
Diane Alpert Kovacs
Diane Russell & Associate, Inc.
Dianne Warner
Dimitri's Garden
Dineen Architecture + Design PC
DMHD David Madison Horticultural Design
Dmitry Dudnick
Donghia Associate
Douglas Wilson
Drake/Anderson
Drake Design Associates
Dwork/Maguire
Easton & La Rocca
Easton-Moss & Co
Ed Stiffler Flowers
Edward D. Lobrano Interior Design
Eileen Kathryn Boyd Interiors
Elaine Griffin Interior Design
Ellen L. McCluskey
Ellen Ward Scarborough, Ltd.
With Pariscope Inc. Design
Eric Bernard Design
Eric Cohler Design, Inc.
European Coutry Kitchens
Evan Blum, Irreplaceable Artifacts
Eve Robinson Associates
Fanuka, Inc.
Faust & Shields Decorative Arts
Feldman - Hagan Interiors
Felicia Zwebner
Florence Perchuk
Flowers by Zeze
Francis Lowell Amey Associates
Francis-Russell Design-Decoration, Inc.
Fredric Bernhardt Mueller
Gail Green Interiors
Gail Leddy of Oasis Studio
Garcia / Maldonado, Inc.
Garcia, McMaster & Biddle
Garrow Kedigian Interior Design
Gary Crain Assoicates, Inc.
Geoffrey N. Bradfield, Inc.
Geogina Fairholme
George Clarkson
George Constant, Inc.
Georgina Fairholme
Gerald C. Tolomeo, LTD.
Gerald Kuhn, Inc.
Gil Walsh Interiors
Glenn & Austin Palmer-Smith
Gomez Associates
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Gooslee & Moore, Ltd.
Gordon & Locker Associates
Gordon Thomas & Sharon O'Brien
Goslee & Moore, Ltd.
Gradens by Zeze
Green & Co., Inc.
Greener by Design
Greg Jordan, Inc.
Groves & Co
Gunkleman Fletcher Interior Design
Gunn Landscapes
Halsted S. Welles & Associates
Harrison Cultra
Harry Heissmann, Inc.
Harry Lee Hinson
Harry Schnapper Incorporated
Harvey Herman
Healing Barsanti
Heilman-Dryden Associates
Helen Fioratti of L'Antiquaire
Hethea Nye and Ralph Harvard
Hollander Design Landscape Architecture
Holly Wood & Vine, Ltd.
Hugh M. Owens
Hughes Group
Huniford Design Studio
Hutchings-Lyle
Ike Kligerman Barkley
Ingrao, Inc.
Inside-Out, Inc
Irvine & Fleming, Inc.
J. Allen Murphy & Associates
J. Barry Ferguson
J.P. Molyneux Studio, Ltd.
Jack Levy Design
James Alan Smith
James Kieran Pine, Inc.
James M. Steinmeyer
James O'Brien Interiors
James Potucek
James Rixner
Jamie Herzlinger Interior Design
Jane Baum Interiors
Janice Parker Landscape Architects
Janna Bullock
Jean Paul Gaultier for Roche Bobois
Jean-Gabriel Neukomm
Jean-Jacques Bloos Ltd, Flowers
Jean-Paul Beaujard, Inc.
Jed Johnson Associates, Inc.
Jeff Lincoln Interiors, Inc.
Jennifer Garrigues
Jennifer Post Design, Inc.
Jody Locker Associates
Joe Nye Inc.
Joel Allen Design Group, LLC
Joel Demayne Allen
John Babcock, Ltd.
John Barman, Inc.
John Douglas Eason Interiors
John Hughes for Walker Associates
John Landrum Bryant
John Robert Moore II
Past Show House Designers
John Saladino, Inc.
Johnny Appleseed Landscape Design
Johnny Grey & Company, USA
Jonathan Bressler Painting Studios
Josef Pricci, Ltd.
Juan E. Mir
Juan Montoya Design Corp.
Juan Pablo Molyneux
Judy King Interiors
Kaplan-Sandercock Associates
Kati Curtis Design
Kate Loye
Katherine McCallum
Katherine Newman
Katherine Stephens Associates, Inc.
Kathryn M. Ireland Textiles & Design
Kathy Abbott Interiors, Inc.
Katie Ridder Design and Decoration
Katina Arts-Meyers, Ltd.
Keith Irvine & Thomas Fleming
Kelly Graham
Kemble Interiors, Inc.
Kenneth Alpert Associates
Kenneth Hockin
Kevin McNamara
Kirsten Kelli LLC
Kitty Hawks, Inc.
Kondylis Design
Kristen McGinnis Design, Inc.
Landgarden Landscape Architects
L'Antiquaire, Inc.
Larry Laslo Designs
Laura Bohn Design Associates
Leah Lenney Interiors, Ltd.
Lema Fransioli
Lembo-Bohn Design Associates
Leonard Kowalski
Les Ensembliers
Leta Austin Foster, A.S.I.D. and Associates, Inc.
Lexington Gardens
Leyden Lewis and Catherine Kim
Libby Cameron
Lichten Craig Architects, LLP
Liz Shean and Claire Fraser
Luis P. Molina
Lynn Jacobson Associates
Lynne Scalo Design
M (Group) Incorporated
Machin Designs, Inc.
Maderlake
Madison Cox
Mallory & Tillis, Inc.
Marc Klein
Mariette Himes Gomez
Mario Buatta
Mark D. Sikes, Inc.
Mark Hampton, LLC
Markham Roberts, Inc.
Marshall-Schule Associates, Inc.
Martha Angus, Inc.
Martyn Lawrence Bullard Design
Mary Dial Design
Mary McDonald Interiors
Mary Meehan Interiors
Maryssa La Rose
Matthew David Events
Matthew Patrick Smyth, Inc.
Matthew Quinn
Maureen Wilson Footer Interior Design
McMillen, Inc.
McMillen Plus
Melanie Kahane Associates
Melvin Dwork, Inc.
Mendelson Group, Inc.
Meyer Davis Studio, Inc.
Michael de Santis, Inc.
Michael Herold Design
Michael McKinnon, Inc.
Michael Nichols
Michael R. de La Rocca
Michael Rosenberg & Associates
Michael Simon Interiors, Inc.
Michael Tyson Murphy Studio
Miriam Ellner
Monica Rich Kosann
Monique Gibson and Associates
Motif Design
Nancy Boszhardt, Inc.
Nancy Mullan
Nannette Brown Limited
Natasha Bergreen & Lisa Cousins
Nathan Egan Interiors
Neal Beckstedt Studio
Nelson Ferlita
Nicholas Calder
Nicholas Miles Pentecost, Inc.
Nievera Williams Design
Nina Campbell, Inc.
Noblessse Oblige
Noel Jeffrey
Norman Michaeloff Interiors, Inc.
Nursery Works
ODADA Designs
Olasky-Sinsteden
Orbach & Jacobson
Orsini Design Associates
Oscar A. Hammerstein
Pamela Margonelli
Parish-Hadley
Patrik Lonn Design
Paul Leonard
Paula + Martha Pavarini Design
Penny Drue Baird Dessins, LLC
Pensis Stolz
Peter Carlson, Inc.
Peter Pelsinski
Peter J. Sinnott / Home Works
Peter Moore
Peter Van Hattum
Peter Vaughn / Albrizzi Design
Philip Gorrivan Design
Philip Mitchell Design
Phillip Thomas Pigments of the Imagination
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Plant Specialists, LLC
Plaza One
Priscilla Gillon Ulmann Interiors
R House.
R. Brooke, Ltd.
Raji Radhakrishnan
Ralph Harvard, Inc.
Elizabeth Martell
Randall A. Ridless, LLC
Rauber + Rauber Interiors
Red Branch
Renny B. Saltzman
Repertoire
Rheda Brandt Interior Design, Inc.
RI Group
Richard Hare
Mornhurst Garden
Richard Kieth Langham, Inc.
Richard L. Ridge & Roderick R. Denault
Richard Lowell Neas
Richard Mishaan Design
Richard Neas
Richard Ohrbach & Lynn Jacobson
Richard V. Hare Interior Antiques
Ridge-Hill Interior Design
Rita J. Falkener
Robert Brown Interior Design
Robert Couturier, Inc.
Robert Currie Associates
Robert Giberson
Robert Jackson
Robert K. Lewis Associates
Robert Metzger Interiors, Inc.
Robert Passal, Inc.
Robert S. Hart Interior Design
Robert Stilin, LLC
Robert Swett
Robert Verdi and Deirdre D'Elia
Interior Design
Robin Sacks Decorative Painting
Rod Winterrowd, Inc.
Roderick N. Shade Interior Design
Ronald A. Grimaldi
Ronald Bricke & Associates, Inc.
Ronald Mayne
Ronaldo Maia, Ltd.
Rottet Studio
Roy Porter Custom Florist, Inc.
Ruben de Saavedra
S. Russell Groves Architect PC
Sallie Giordano
Salou
Samuel Botero Associates, Inc.
Sandra Merriman, Inc.
Sandra Nunnerley
Sara Bengur Interiors
Sara Story Design
Sawyer Berson
Schermerhorn Interior Design
Scott - Ulman, Inc.
Scott Salvator, Inc.
Scott Sanders, LLC
Past Show House Designers
Scott Snyder, Inc.
Scott Wilson
Scruggs/Myers & Associates
Sculpt du Fleur by Nina Helms
Sharon O'Brien
Shaver / Melahn
Shawn Henderson
Shean-Fraser, Inc.
Shean-Nesbitt, Inc. A.S.I.D
Sherrill Canet Interiors, Ltd.
Shields & Company Interiors
Simonson & Baric
Siskin-Valls, Inc.
Smallbones of Devizes
Southport Design, Ltd.
SPAN Architecture
St. Charles of New York
Stair & Co
Stanley Jay Friedman
Stedila Design, Inc.
Stephen & Gail Huberman
Stephen Mallory Associates, Inc.
Stephen Miller Siegel Architecs, P.C.
Stephen Mooney Interiors
Stephen Sills, Inc.
Stephen Stempler Designs, Inc.
Stewart Manger
Surfaces by Jill Kavner
Susan Gutfreund
Susan Harter Handpainted
Mural Wallcoverings
Suzanne Kasler Interiors
Susan Robbins
Susan Zises Green, Inc.
T. Keller Donovan, Inc.
The Alpha Workshops
The Composition Group
The Maya Romanoff Corporation
The Syllian Collection
Theo Kalomirakis - TK Theaters
Thom Filicia, Inc.
Thomas Britt, Inc.
Thomas Jayne Studio, Inc.
Thomas O'Brien
Tilton Fenwick
Timothy & Associates Interior Design
Timoty Whealon, Inc.
Todd Alexander Romano
Tom MacMallum
Tom O'Toole
Tonin MacCallum
Tony Raeymaekers
Trask and Clark Interiors
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Two Worlds Arts, Inc.
Udstad-Dandridge Associates
Van Hattum & Simmons, Inc.
Vanderpoel Schneider Group, Ltd.
Vert Gardens
Vesna Bricelj
Vicente Wolf Associates, Inc.
Victoria Hagan Interiors
Victoria Imperioli Design
Villalobos Desio
Vincent's Painting & Decorating Corp.
Virginia Dancy
Vital Design, Ltd.
VSF, Inc.
Wagner Van Dam Design & Decoration
Walker Zanger
Wayne Nathan Studio
West Chin Architect
White Webb, LLC
William McIntosh Design, LLC
William T. Georgis, Architect
Wolfgang Thom and Décor Floral
Young Huh, LLC
Zajac & Callahan
Zaniz
chair
Bunny Williams
Decorator Show House
2017 COMMITTEES
vice-chairs
Jamie Drake Amy Astley
JOURNAL COMMITTEE
co-chairs
Alex Papachristidis
Christopher Peacock
Eve Robinson
DESIGNER COMMITTEE
chair Charles Pavarini III
committee members
Kathy Abbott
Janet Ackerly
Ronald Bricke
Paula Caravelli
Sherrill Canet
Etienne Coffinier
John Douglas Eason
Aurelien Gallet
Michael Herold
Ed Ku
Philip Mitchell
Mark Narsansky
Barbara Ostrom
Christopher Peacock
Betsy Rowley
James Rixner
David Scott
Peter J. Sinnott IV
Jackie Sirianni Weeman
Alan Tanksley
J. Randall Tarasuk
Felicia Zwebner
WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
co-chairs
Ms. Patricia Grever-Quackenbush
Ms. Megan Smythe
committee members
Ms. Lois Brenner
Mrs. John W. Chappell
Ms. Jacquelyn Cuccaro
Ms. Trisha Duval
Ms. Alisa Haney
Ms. Nancy Lesher-Whaley
Ms. Maureen Lynch
Ms. Mia Mayer
Ms. Frederica Monaco
Mrs. Charles H. Mott
Ms. Maureen Mulheren
Ms. Lorraine Oler
Ms. Jeanne Passante
Ms. Rosanne Rowbo
Ms. Gay Schaye
Ms. Nancy A. Stratford
Mrs. Marilyn White
Ms. Susan Williams
honorary members
Mrs. Henry Fownes
Mrs. Frederick W. Martens
Mrs. Neil McConnell
committee members
Gary P. Crain
Mrs. Charles H. Mott
Charles Pavarini III
THE KIPS BAY SHOW HOUSE SHOP
co-chairs
Ms. Patricia Grever-Quackenbush
Ms. Jeanne Passante
Ms. Megan Smythe
VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
co-chairs
Mrs. Nancy Druckman
Ms. Maureen Lynch
Ms. Maureen Mulheren
Robert Stilin
Contact: Nazira Handal, Director of Special Events & Corporate Partnerships Nazira.handal@kipsbay.org
The Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club is pleased to announce that portfolio submissions for the inaugural Kips Bay Palm Beach Show House are now open to all designers wishing to submit.
Palm Beach Committee
The inaugural show house is a classic 1920s Mediterranean revival villa in the wonderful El Cid historic district of West Palm Beach. It has over 6000 sq. ft of designable space, and it is hoped to be able to showcase the work of approximately 20 designers. Uniquely, Kips Bay will have possession of the house for an extended period of time, allowing for work to be done throughout the summer and early fall, a rarity in the show house world. Designers will be responsible for all work done in their designated spaces and, if requested, the neutralization of that space following the run-of-show. Kips Bay will work diligently with designers to assist in their efforts, however all expenses are the responsibility of each designer. Rooms must be completed NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 15th for an anticipated opening Gala Preview on Friday evening, November 24th. The run-of-show will be for approximately 3 weeks.
In keeping with the longstanding traditions of the Kips Bay Decorator Show House, designers will be selected by a jury made up of design professionals and members of the Kips Bay Board of Trustees. Too modernize this process, designers are being asked to submit in digital form with 2 simple documents.
TO APPLY, DESIGNERS ARE REQUESTED TO PROVIDE:
1. A single PDF of 6-12 images representative of their work. 2. A single page bio with complete contact inforomation. Please include any and all previous show house participations.
KINDLY EMAIL THESE 2 REQUESTED DOCUMENTS TO: Nazira.handal@kipsbay.org
Kips Bay requests that all documentation be received for review no later than May 15, 2017. Invited designers will then be notified ASAP and will then be informed of the room lottery process and other relevant details for their consideration.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Nazira Handal, Director of Special Events & Corporate Partnerships Nazira.handal@kipsbay.org 212.755.5733
Congratulaaons to the Kips Bay Designer Show House on 45 years of Posiavely Chic Interiors!
OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CHILDREN
greatly appreciates the outstanding support of our 2017 Show House Corporate Sponsors
CONTRIBUTING PARTNERS
List complete as of March 31, 2017
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS
KIPS BAY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB IS GRATEFUL TO OUR ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
President’sDinner
MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017 • CIPRIANI 42ND STREET
PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
James P. Druckman
DINNER CHAIRS
Amy Astley Bunny Williams
DINNER VICE-CHAIRS
Jamie Drake
Susan Zises Green
Alexa Hampton
David Kohler
HONOREE
Morgan Stanley
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
John Saladino
PRESIDENT’S DINNER FOUNDERS
Mrs. W. Ward Carey
Frederic R. Coudert
DINNER HOSTS
Architectural Digest
Kohler Co.
DINNER SPONSORS
1stdibs
AKD
Bunny Williams Incorporated
Cosentino/Silestone
Farrow + Ball
Mara Miller & Jessie Carrier
Christopher Spitzmiller
Pierre Villemejane
Gary P. Crain
James P. Druckman
Hickory Chair
New York Design Center
Susan Zises Green
Hearst Design Group Kravet, Inc.
Morgan Stanley
1stdibs
AKDO
Architectural Digest
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Best & Company NYC
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Bunny Williams Incorporated
Christopher Spitzmiller
Cosentino/Silestone
Cullman & Kravis, Inc.
Design Within Reach
Drake/Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Druckman
Farrow + Ball
Galerie Magazine
Global Strategy Group
Alexa Hampton
Hearst Design Group
Hickory Chair
InCollect
Interior Design Media Kravet, Inc.
Kohler Co.
Markham Roberts Inc.
McMillen, Inc.
Morgan Stanley Private Bank, N.A.
New York Design Center
Patterson Flynn Martin
Phillip Thomas Inc.
Profiles
Kathy Prounis
Ralph Lauren Home
Robert Smits & Caroline Schleifer
Ophelia and Bill Rudin
Saladino Group, Inc.
Schumacher
STARK
Studio Four NYC
Susan Zises Green
The New Traditionalists and ducduc
Theodore Alexander USA, Inc.
Traditional Home
Waterworks
PRESIDENT’S DINNER COMMITTEE
Badilla Painters
Bennett Leifer Interiors
Beth Fuchs Breuner
Jess Carrier & Mara Miller
Christopher Guy New York Showroom
David Scott Interiors
Dominick Rotundi Designs, LLC
E. Braun & Co.
Eve Robinson
Benjamin Frowein
Gil Walsh Interiors
Boo Grace
Janice Parker Design
Ed and Janet Kelly
Lichten Craig Architecture and Interiors
Magness Design
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Mott
Debralee Nelson & Christopher Grimm
Nicholas S.G. Stern, Stern Projects
Sawyer | Berson
William P. Short, III—In memory of Nancy Jean
Fulop Short
Patricia M. & Michael I. Sovern
Charles Pavarini III & J. Randall Tarasuk
Taconic Builders
Wade Weissmann Architecture
Joshua Wiener
Thomas M. Xenos
Opening Night Cocktail Reception
May 1, 2017
583 Park Avenue (between 63rd and 64th Street)
SPONSOR
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Ford
Kirsten Kelli
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Mott
BENEFACTOR
Suzanne Brose, Broker Manager, Weichert Properties
Metropolitan Equity Partners
PATRONS
Foley & Cox Interiors, Inc.
Mr. Montague H. Hackett, Jr.
Angelo & Lena Monaco
FRIENDS
David Scott Parker Architects
Mr. & Mrs. George Kaufman
Jacqueline Moore
Alex Papachristidis & Scott Nelson
Quadrille Wallpapers & Fabrics, Inc.
Richard Rable Interiors + Art, Ltd.
Scott Sanders
ORSINI DESIGN ASSOCIATES
Holiday Live
A SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRESENTATION BY MEMBERS OF THE KIPS BAY BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
December 2017
SPONSORSHIP & Holiday Hero Sponsor - $5,000 ▪
Snowflake Level - $1,000 ▪ Mistletoe Level
Gingerbread Ticket - $250 ▪ Single Ticket
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THE COMPOSED FAUCET COLLECTION. EMBRACE THE IRRESISTIBLE BEAUTY OF MODERN, MINIMAL DESIGN.
OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CHILDREN
Dear Show House Patrons, Friends, and Participants:
It gives me tremendous pleasure to acknowledge Daniel Quintero’s 20th anniversary serving as the Executive Director ofKips Bay Boys & Girls Club. Dan is an active visionary who implements strategic development throughout Kips Bay. We are excited to celebrate another year of Dan’s utmost devotionto this cherished organization.Hisdedication and loyalty have undeniably been the foundation for Kips Bay’s growth as he is the keystone to its success.
A fewof Dan’s accomplishments include:
• Establishing programs at two homeless facilities.
• Building the Bronx’ only ice rink and an air-supported sports dome.
• Opening an on-site dental clinic to serveclub members and the community.
• Establishing programs atCastle Hill and Throggs Neck Community Centers.
• Opening the Frederic R. & Margaret Coudert Clubhouse in the West Bronx, bringing the first, and only, Boys & GirlsClub to the West Bronx neighborhood. This multimillion dollar, 28,000 square foot facility now serves 1,500 youngsters,annually.
• Implementinginterfaith events that includeguests from the nearby Islamic Leadership School and Masjid Al-Iman Mosque, the Solomon Schechter School in Manhattan,and the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
• Launching a centennial campaign entitled “Great Futures: The Next 100 Years”, with a successful fundraising goal of $7,500,000.
• Doubling the annualenrollment at Kips Bay since 1996 when Dan became Executive Director.
He is also a caring husband to his wife Maribel and a loving father to their three children, Danielle, Francesca and Evan. Their support inspires him in making Kips Bay a positive place for all children. I speak, not only for myself, but all who are a part of the Kips Bay family when I say, we are truly thankful for the remarkable service Daniel Quintero has provided and the commitment he has demonstrated throughout his 20years leading this great organization.
Dan has been instrumental in developing Kips Bay into a Flagship Club for the Boys & Girls Club of America. As Jim Clark, President and CEO of BGCA, noted in his congratulatory letter to Dan, “Our Movement is fortunate to have been impacted by Daniel Quintero and today’s youth will benefit from all the support he has provided.”
Thank you,Dan. We wish you many more years of making great futures possible for the youth we serve!
Sincerely,
James P. Druckman President
Executive Director’s Message
Executive Director’s Message
THE FUTURE COUNTS
THE FUTURE COUNTS
Dear Show House Friends,
Dear Show House Friends,
Thank you for visiting the 45th Annual Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House.
Thank you for visiting the 45th Annual Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House.
Each year, I am inspired by the thousands of youngsters who walk through the doors at our 10 locations. These children are inquisitive, passionate, and energetic young people seeking to take advantage of the guidance our highly trained staff provides. Our members come from diverse socioeconomic, racial, and educational backgrounds.
Each year, I am inspired by the thousands of youngsters who walk through the doors at our 10 locations. These children are inquisitive, passionate, and energetic young people seeking to take advantage of the guidance our highly trained staff provides. Our members come from diverse socioeconomic, racial, and educational backgrounds.
We are committed to exploring new initiatives and program offerings while continuing to preserve the core values and mission-oriented approach that we have maintained since 1915. Over the past year, we’ve had many successes. Kips Bay trained and employed over 1,300 club teen members last summer and another 150 in the fall and winter. We successfully lobbied City Council to change the street name where our Flagship Club is located to “Kips Bay Boulevard.” We were awarded over $2.8 million in capital funds to expand services to our 6 to 12 year-old population, and to build a state of the art learning kitchen to introduce nutrition and culinary arts to our club members. Our aquatics program has produced one Junior Olympian and 12 Silver Champions. Most importantly, we continue to provide a safe, nurturing and empowering place where youngsters are given the necessary support to achieve their goals as they develop into adulthood.
We are committed to exploring new initiatives and program offerings while continuing to preserve the core values and mission-oriented approach that we have maintained since 1915. Over the past year, we’ve had many successes. Kips Bay trained and employed over 1,300 Club teen members last summer and another 150 in fall and winter. We successfully lobbied City Council to change the street name where our Flagship Club is located to “Kips Bay Boulevard.” We were awarded over $2.8 million in capital funds to expand services to our 6 to 12-year-old population and build a state of the art learning kitchen to introduce nutrition and culinary arts to our Club Members. Our aquatics program has produced one Junior Olympian and 12 Silver Champions. Most importantly we continue to provide a safe, nurturing and empowering place where youngsters are given the necessary support to achieve their goals as they develop into adulthood.
Your support of the Show House allows us to provide engaging and enriching programming to more than 10,000 youth annually. With your help, members participate in a variety of education and empowerment programs. Thank you for helping us advance our mission.
Your support of the Show House allows us to provide engaging and enriching programming to more than 10,000 youth annually. With your help, members participate in a variety of educational and empowerment programs. Thank you for helping us advance our mission.
Enjoy the Show House!
Enjoy the Show House!
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
Daniel
Daniel Quintero, Executive Director
Quintero, Executive Director
CHARITY NAVIGATOR RECOGNIZES
AS A 4 - STAR RATED CHARITY FEBRUARY 1, 2017
We are proud to announce that Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club has received the coveted 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, America's largest and most utilized independent evaluator of charities. Charity Navigator evaluates charities based on their sound fiscal management and proven commitment to accountability and transparency.
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The Upper East Side is known for its grandiose townhomes and stately buildings. Lenox Hill, the neighborhood that stretches from East 60th Street to 77th Street, is no exception to this rule and serves as a true testament to the stunning architecture of New York’s Upper East Side. Given the current scenery of the Upper East Side, however, one may find it difficult to believe that the neighborhood was not always home to the exquisite buildings that exist today.
Until the second half of the 19th century, the Upper East Side was owned by the City of New York and was entirely forest or farmland, essentially untouched due to the lack of streets above what is now midtown. Due to the expansion of streetcars and carriages, uptown became far more accessible and alluring. This combined with a real estate bubble that had land prices increasing as much as 200% allowed for a construction boom in the Upper East Side, with investors commissioning rows of townhouses to be occupied by businessmen and merchants.
The popular style at the time was the brownstone, featuring three to four stories with a raised parlor and a tall front stoop, which still line the streets of the Upper East Side today.
During this period of growth in the latter half of the 19th century and stretching into the early 20th century, architect Charles A. Platt’s firm emerged at the forefront of the American architecture scene. His Georgian style mansions and country houses are widely regarded as the finest American examples of their genre. To this day, historians and architects alike consider Platt’s work to be some of the most influential of 20th century design. Prior to entering into the architecture sphere, Platt was a successful landscape designer. Using this experience, Platt heavily emphasized the amalgamation of interior and exterior spaces, which is highly evident in his projects. He is most recognized for designing the Freer Gallery in Washington, D.C., Maxwell Court in Rockville, Connecticut, the Park Avenue Armory in New York, and Villa Turicum in Lake Forest, Illinois. Throughout his career, Platt remained a fixture in popular design magazines, which often highlighted his unique aesthetic and keen ability to bring nature into urban settings.
Between 1930 – 1935, East 65th Street underwent complete redevelopment to become largely what it looks like today. In 1905, Platt was commissioned to build 125 East 65th Street,
which, flash-forward over 110 years, would become the site of the 2017 Kips Bay Decorator Show House. Interestingly, the townhouse has housed only two occupants since it was built over 100 years ago.
The neo-Georgian townhouse was originally built for the American physiologist, Frederic S. Lee (1859-1939), who fulfilled his research career at Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons. It is most notably recognized, however, for being the headquarters of the China Institute, which moved into the space on December 1, 1944 as a result of magazine magnate Henry R. Luce’s substantial contribution. Henry R. Luce generously gifted “China House” in memory of his father, who had been a missionary and educator in China until his death in 1941. George Nelson, editor of Architectural Forum magazine, was charged with designing the floor plan, implementing a 424-square-foot art gallery in the ground-floor front room.
The China Institute remained headquartered at 125 East 65th Street until 2015, when it relocated. Up until 1966, the house hosted Chinese art exhibitions for special occasions. In 1966, the ‘China House Gallery,’ which would be renamed the ‘China Institute Gallery’ in 1994, came to exist due to a grant from investment banker and Chinese art collector, Myron S. Falk Jr., who acted as the first chairman of The China Institute. He, along with co-chairs Mrs. Edwin F. Stanton and Mrs. Edward M. Pfluenger, made the exhibitions a permanent feature, beginning with ‘Selections of Chinese Art: From Private Collections in the Metropolitan Area,’ which opened on November 15, 1966. It is they who made China House what it would come to be known as up until The China Institute’s relocation almost two years ago.
There are many remarkable features of the townhouse, perhaps that most extraordinary being its 35-foot width, making it 10 to 15 feet wider than the majority of townhouses. The ceilings are also exceptionally high, reaching 12 feet in the living room. These elements, combined with the double-width staircase, make the space truly unique and grandeur. The house still holds onto some of its past as ‘China House,’ with the outdoor courtyard still intact. 125 East 65th Street’s rich history truly shines and will give residents a chance to live in one of New York’s most prestigious neighborhoods in a home built by one of America’s most notable architects.
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OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE TO CHILDREN
With Appreciation
Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club sincerely thanks the many individuals and firms whose assistance has made our 45th Annual Decorator Show House a success:
The Show House Staff
director of special events & corporate partnerships
Nazira Handal
manager, special events
Shanté Harris
superintendent
Andres Cabrera
show house support staff
Ansara “Choco” Baker
Edwin Miranda
special events assistant
Rosa Mendez
The Kips Bay Boys & Girls
Club Executive Staff
executive director
Daniel Quintero
director of development
Samantha Valerio
director of foundation and government giving
Tony Santiago
controller
Benjamin Blumberg
Glenda Allen
Christina Bello
Nelson Gerena
Gina Roa
Nala Tineo
Ines Zayas
Legal Counsel
Jody Saltzman
Public Relations
Susan Magrino Agency
Special Thanks
Journal Production
Fred Hoxie
GHP Media
The Kips Bay Show House Shop
manager
Susan Waldman
Insurance Advisor to Designers
Fairmont Insurance Brokers
Carpet
Patterson, Flynn & Martin
While membership for our Club is only $1 annually per child, it costs our organization $660 to put one young person through our program. Contributions by generous companies, organizations, foundations, and individuals are an essential lifeline for providing promise to our youth. Thank you to those donors who have made an annual commitment to this effort.
Mr. Michael Alduss
Ms. Meredith Aman
Ms. Susan Anthony
Mr. Antonino Buzzetta
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ostrom
Baron
Ms. Eliane Bazelais
Ms. Lesley Bazzano
Mr. Matthew Berman
Bella Mancini Design
Best Plumbing Supply
Mr. Michael BooDro
Mr. Royden Booth
Mr. Robert Bose
Docutrend Imaging Solutions
Mr. Michael Doheny
Mr. Tom Doheny
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Druckman
E. Braun & Company
Mr. David Earls
Mr. John Edelman
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Einiger
Mr. Hugh B. Ekberg
Mr. Stephen Elrod
Mr. Marshall Erb
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Robert Johnson
Mr. Jonathan Adler
Jose Carlino Design
Joseph Carini Carpets
Kathleen Walsh Interiors
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F.
Kelly, Jr.
Mr. Andre Kikoski
Mr. Ed Klein
Ms. Rachel Kohler
Kravet Fabrics/Kravet
Furniture, Inc.
to all the volunteers for their valuable contribution of time and effort. We are grateful; we couldn’t do it without you!
Mrs. Nancy Druckman
Ms. Maureen Lynch
Ms. Maureen Mulheren
Volunteer Co-Chairs
Mr. David Norris
Ms. Kayla O'Brien
Mr. Stephen O'Conner
Orsman Design
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ostrom
Ms. Raquel Palmer
Mr. Richard Pan
Ms. Maria Teresa
Papachristidis
Mr. David Parker
Mr. Paul Baron von Urban
Mr. Christopher Peacock
Ms. Paige Penner
Sheila Bridges Design
Peter J. Sinnott, IV
Siskin Valls Interior Design
Mr. Harry Slatkin
Mr. Scott Sloat
Mr. James Alan Smith
Mr. Steve Smith
Ms. Megan Smythe
Mr. Steven Stolman
Studio Sofield
Studmuffin Desserts
Susan Magrino Agency
In warm weather our ice rink - the Bronx’ only - converts to a roller rink.
Mr. John Bossard
Mr. Frank Bostelmann
Ms. Elizabeth Bouck
Ms. Alessandra Branca
Mr. George L. Farias
Ms. Vivian Farmery
Mr. Mark Ferguson
Mr. Dan Fink
Mr. Elena Frampton
Mr. Mathieu Lafleur-Ayotte
Mr. Donald LaFrance
Laura Burleson Interiors
Mr. James Lewis
Mr. William Li
Mr. Chip Brian
Mr. Andrew Freesmeier
You C an He lp...Please.
C&G Media Group
Mr. Marc Caddell
Mr. Jeffrey Caldwell
Mr. Daniel M. Calkins
Ms. Barbara Friedmann
G. P. Schafer III Architect, PLLC
Linda London, Ltd.
Les Ensembliers
LOM Property Consulting
Ms. Susan E. Lynch
Ms. Dara Caponigro
Mr. Jesse Carrier &
Ms. Stacy Garcia
Gerald Blan, Inc.
Peter Di Natale & Associates, Inc.
Ms. Molly Peterson
Ms. Kerry W. Phelan
Philip Mitchell Design
USA, Inc.
Phillip Thomas Inc.
Phillips Collection Plant
Ms. Jennifer Potter
Ms. Anne O. Maine
Mark Hampton, LLC
Mr. Howard Swarzman
Sydney Frazier Interior
Design
TailorByrd
Mr. Greg Tankersley
Mr. J. Randall Tarasuk
The McGraw Agency
Timothy Whealon, Inc.
Mr. Newell Turner
Victoria Hagan Interiors
□ $25,000 Funds one year of career awareness and professional preparedness for teens
Quadrille
Ms. Mara Miller
Charles Pavarini, III Design Associates, Inc.
Mr. Michael Gerling
Mr. Adam Glassman
Mr. Adolfo L. Gomez
Mr. Robert Masucci
Mr. Dan Mazzarini
McAlpine Booth & Ferrier
Mr. Stephen Proudman
□ $15,000 Provides meals for 4,000 children for one month
Mr. Guy Regal
Ms. Wendy Goodman
Ms. Lisa McCarthy
Chris Pollack, Ltd
Clive Christian
Ms. Betty Halbreich
Ms. Kay McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Quintero
Mr. David A. Robins
Villalobos Desio
Ms. Emilia Vincent
Gian L. Vittadini
Vornado Merchandise Mart
Mr. Jonathan Walker
□ $10,000 Pays for Smart Moves, Drug & Alcohol Prevention for three months
Mr. Lance Robins
Mr. Brian S. Robins
Mr. David C. Healy
□ $6,000 Sends ten kids to Summer Day Camp
Ms. Bobette Cohn
Mr. Joseph Corella
Mr. & Mrs. Byron Cotton
Helen & Sidney Witty
Foundation
Ms. Elizabeth McDonough
Mr. John McPhee
Mr. Brian Messana
Mr. Gregory Heller
Meyer Davis Studio, Inc.
Mr. Mark Rohl
Crown Products
Mr. & Mrs. Cullman, Jr.
Darryl Carter, Inc.
Mr. Darren Henault
Mr. Don Henshall
Mr. William T. Meyer
Ms. Renee Meyers
Ms. Marigil Walsh
Mr. John Werley
Ms. Whitney Robinson
Mr. John Rosselli
Mr. Skip Rumly
Mr. Richard Werley
Mr. James Westdrop
□ $5,000 Provides bus trips for our day campers for an entire summer
Ms. Margaret Russell
□ $660 Sponsors a child at Kips Bay for an entire year
D'Aquino Monaco, Inc
David Phoenix Interiors
Design
Mr. G. Stevens Davis
Mr. Jamie Drake
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis S. Hersch
Mr. Gregory Hersch
Ms. Tanya D. Hicks
Mr. Mark Hoorwitz
Mr. Jack D. Horner
Mr. David Meyrowitz
Mr. Angelo M. Monaco
David Monn
Ms. Elaine Monroe
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Mott
Mr. Harry Sahkw
Ms. Jean-Marie Salnun
Mr. Stephen Salny
Ms. Dana Sandberg
To make a contribution online, please visit www.kipsbay.org or call (718) 893-8600 x11245 (Photo)
Mr. John De Bastiani
Mr. James A. Denos
Design Within Reach
Pierre DeVillemejane
DG Capital Management
Mr. Regan Iglesia
Mr. Anthony Infantolino
Interior Design Magazine
Mr. Richard Jacobson
Jennifer Post Design
Joel & Lisa Benenson
Ms. Tomasita Santiago
Mr. & Mr. Robert Schaffner
Mr. Richard Wilkie
Ms. Bunny Williams
Ms. Megan Winters
Ms. Sidney Witter
Ms. Maryann C. Zacharia
Mr. Eric Zinterhoffer
Charlotte Moss, LLC
Neal Beckstedt Studio
Ms. Amy Nelson-Bennett
New York Design Center
Ms. Debralee Nelson &
Mr. Christopher Grimm
Mr. Anthony Schlesinger
Schumacher
Ms. Alexandra Schwartzman
Mr. David Scott
Mr. Michael Searles
Sharp Communications, Inc.
Beckstedt Studio 114-115
Olsen Inc. 116-117 Orsini Design Associates, Inc. 60
Monceau, Ltd. 63 Patek Phillipe –
Ennis Productions 32
Thomas Inc. 4 Powell & Bonnell 118-119 Richard Mishaan Design 120-121 Robert A.M. Stern Architects 122-123
Stilin, LLC 43, 124-125
Interior Design 126-127 Scarpidis Architecture & Interior Design 128-129
Salvator, Inc. 51
Inc. 134
