CO-CHAIRS FOR THE 2024 KIPS BAY DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE DALLAS
Welcome to the 5th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas!
For nearly 50 years The Kips Bay Decorator Show House has set the standard for outstanding design, working with the country’s best Interior Designers, Architects, and Landscape Architects to create exquisite iterations of the Show House in New York, Palm Beach & Dallas.
With much anticipation and excitement, Kips Bay returns to Dallas this year. As in previous years, proceeds from the event will benefit The Crystal Charity Ball of Dallas, Dwell with Dignity of Dallas, and Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club of New York. All three charities provide necessary support to deserving families and children, and we are honored to continue our efforts to raise funds for these non-profit organizations.
This year’s Show House is located in the Turtle Creek neighborhood of Dallas. Its central location, storied history, and unique beginnings make this Show House a particularly interesting venue and one that is certainly not to be missed. The 25,000-square-foot- property built by famed Dallas architect Cole Smith, has a unique history, as it was originally intended to be the city’s first Mandarin Oriental Hotel.
We would like to thank everyone involved, including the designers, contractors, sponsors, and property owners. We would also like to thank The City of Dallas and Vipin Nambiar, Founder and Managing Partner of HN Capital Partners for providing this beautifully unique space and allowing the Show House to take place this year.
Our committee, including Vice Chairs Laura Lee Clark-Falconer, Trish Sheats, and Nazira Handal, Director of Special Events and Corporate Partnerships at the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club thank you for your continued patronage and for making the 5th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas a tremendous success in 2024.
Chad Dorsey Jean Liu Steele Marcoux
Co-Chairs for the 2024 Dallas Show House
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Dear Kips Bay Friends,
We are “Greater Than!” We have experienced highs and lows. We have lost some near and dear to us, celebrated legacies others left behind, and forged ahead with projects and improvements that speak to our commitment to our future—a greater Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.
Anne Mott was a long-term member of the Board of Trustees. She believed in the value of education and was a generous supporter of our scholarship fund. Her passing has left an undeniable absence. However, she lives on through her legacy and her family’s commitment to scholarship recipients. We have rightfully renamed the scholarship fund to The Anne and Charlie Mott Scholarship Fund in memory of Anne Mott and appreciation of her husband, Charlie Mott.
Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club celebrates staff who demonstrate dedication to guiding, nurturing and supporting our youth, as well as those who support the fundraising and administrative work so needed to fulfill our mission. In this report you will be introduced to Program Director, Anthony Poe and Development Coordinator, Delilah Alvarez. Anthony Poe oversees program at two sites, PS 138 and the Castle Hill unit. He was a Clubmember from the age of 6. He is an honest and hardworking individual who believes in giving back. Delilah is part of the fundraising team and was the first recipient of the Yvette St. Just
Scholarship award created in memory of Yvette’s leadership, contributions, and commitment to Kips Bay and the staff during her employment.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony, a championship team, a marathon winner, successful special events, special guest visit at our Clubhouse and a Youth of the Year scholarship recipient all speak to how we are “Greater Than” ever!
We continue to exemplify what it means to BEKB — always showing up for yourself and for others. It means making friends and encouraging each one toward their potential. It means arriving with optimism and leaving Kips Bay as a stronger, kinder and smarter individual.
We hope you enjoy our highlights of 2023. Our profound thanks for all you do to help us be great and continue to serve over 10,000 members annually. We couldn’t do it without you.
Sincerely,
Daniel Quintero Executive Director Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club
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Great Programs That Inspire
“ Our programs help our members BEKB in all the best ways — helping to uncover, nurture, and grow their potential.”
Daniel Quintero, Executive Director, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club
Kips Bay programs help nurture our youth to reach their potential. They can participate in programs that support physical skills, social emotional learning, character and leadership development, academic achievement and more. We strive to fulfill every programmatic need.
Arts
• The Arts 101
• Digital Arts
• Podcasting
• Videography
• Pottery
• Visual Arts
• Kips Bay Performing Arts Program
• Drama
• Dance and Disciplines
• K-Company and Jr. K. Traveling Dance Company
Sports, Fitness, and Recreation
• Aquatics: Varsity Swim Team
• Learn to Swim Classes
• Basketball
• Baseball
• Flag Football
• Ice Hockey
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Ice Rink Activities
• Figure Skating
• Family Skate
Character and Leadership Development
• Torch Club
• Keystone: The Premier Teen Club
• Passport to Manhood
• Youth of the Year
• Leadership Development Club
• Chess Club
• Junior Leaders Club
Education and Career Development
• Book Club (Intermediates)
• Diplomas2Degrees
• College Readiness for Teens
• DIY STEM
• Power Hour: Homework Help
• Financial Literacy
• Kips Bay Scholars Program
• UPS Rode Code
• Computer Literacy
• Summer Youth Employment Program
OF MEMBERS SAY THEY HAVE MORE FUN AT KIPS BAY
Emotional Health
• Brent’s Club
• Culinary Arts
• Healthy Habits
• Smart Girls
• Smart Moves
• SONYC: Youth Development for Middle Schoolers
• Social Emotional Support Programs
98% OF MEMBERS FEEL THEIR EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING IS NURTURED
A Very Special Experience with Hoda Kotb and TODAY
In August 2023, Hoda Kotb — the TODAY show co-host — announced her latest children’s book, Hope is a Rainbow, inspired by daughter Hope Catherine. The book is a celebration of hope in children and teaching the youngest readers how to reach for their dreams. It’s a lesson in optimism and what a positive outlook can bring, which we know a lot about at the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.
A colorful experience
As part of the book’s promotion, Hoda was invited to the Coudert Clubhouse where she’d be interviewing a small group of kids from our summer camp program — Dymin, Toni, Chloe, London, Wyatt, and Ryan. Hoda didn’t know who the kids were. She didn’t know exactly what was going to happen. She just knew that the book would somehow be expressed in the Clubhouse. “When you see a rainbow, what do you see?” Hoda asked Chloe during the segment which aired on the TODAY show. “A reminder that what I believe in I can do,” Chloe responded.
After the interview, Hoda and the kids went and worked on some rainbow art with a creative hand from the Bronxborn artist who goes by Envy. She’s sketched an outline, and the kids got to work. Each kid was given a can of brightly colored spray paint to fill in each color of the rainbow. Hoda helped as well. And now, the Clubhouse has a beautiful mural that both commemorates the experience with Hoda and reminds the kids that HOPE is always in reach for those who dare to dream. Hoda had such a great time at the Clubhouse that her team invited the kids and their families to the TODAY show studio. It was an unforgettable experience for the kids who saw what a TV production looks like behind the scenes. They also surprised Hoda, creating a bond as bright as the rainbow they created together.
“ Rainbows symbolize hope. Look after the fiercest storm and you just might see one.”
Hoda Kotb
Access For Kids Across
Cardinal McCloskey School
Afterschool programs to enhance members’ academic, social and emotional learning.
Frederic R. & Margaret Coudert Clubhouse
This 28,000 square feet facility, has a sports complex, performing arts hall, Digital Arts Center, and Culinary Learning Center.
HELP Morris
HELP Crotona
Academic, social, and creative programs and services help children develop a sense of stability and self-worth and focus on their education. Located in homeless shelters run by HELP USA.
the Bronx
With nine locations in the Bronx, Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club reaches youngsters who cannot get to the two main Clubhouses, Palmaro and Coudert. Our facilities are also located in public schools, community centers, and homeless shelters. Members of these facilities enjoy frequent trips to the Clubhouses for swimming, skating, digital arts, and special events.
Lucile Palmaro Clubhouse
The flagship Clubhouse. Approximately 57% of Kips Bay kids are enrolled here.
P.S. 138
A City Comprehensive After School System of NYC (COMPASS) program offering academic, athletic, and arts programs.
Castle Hill Community Center
Leadership, academic, physical fitness, and social programs for teens, along with Senior Citizens services.
P.S. 304 and M.S. 101
After-school programs to develop and enhance academic and social skills.
Throggs Neck Community Center
A City Comprehensive After School System of NYC (COMPASS) program, located in New York City public housing. Academic, social, and creative programs are provided year-round.
94%
OF MEMBERS FEEL THE CLUB PROVIDES MORE OPPORTUNITIES.
Summer Youth Employment Program
The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) is the nation’s largest youth employment program, connecting NYC youth between the ages of 14 and 24 with career exploration opportunities and paid work experience each summer.
Through SYEP, participants can explore different interests and career pathways, develop productive workplace habits, and engage in learning experiences that strengthen their social, civic, and leadership skills.
For six weeks between June to August, we provided employment for over 1,300 kids — including jobs at retail locations, summer camp, and more. Each opportunity teaches invaluable lessons about being dependable and professional, but the program goes even further. Kids benefit from learning financial literacy, drug prevention, and benefit from other experiences that reinforce positive, lifelong skills.
SYEP is also connected with the Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety (MAP) — a groundbreaking approach to promoting neighborhood public safety and preventing crime. When kids are engaged daily instead of being on the streets, only good things happen. It’s an honor to be part of the impact being made across NYC.
“ Kids benefit from learning financial literacy, drug prevention, and benefit from other experiences that reinforce positive, lifelong skills.”
— Deirdre Warren, SYEP/Workforce
Developing Champions
AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Basketball Program
Our AAU team is spearheaded by Kenny Satterfield, at the Throggs Neck site. He is a Castle Hill native and a former member who played for Kips Bay over the years before becoming a McDonald’s all American and getting drafted #54 by the Dallas Mavericks.
“I think the players listen to me because they know I care,” Kenny said. “They know I care about them more than just basketball.”
The Mustangs play throughout the year in AAU, YBOA (Youth Basketball of America), and competitive open tournaments in places as close as New York City and as far as Orlando, Florida. “It’s an opportunity for the elite athlete to participate at a higher level of organized sports that will prepare them for high school, college or maybe even a professional sports experience
in the future,” said Dan Quintero, Executive Director.
Our goal is growing a best-in-class program, and that’s what Kenny Satterfield is helping us do by focusing on discipline, mental toughness, and character. Already, 7 players coached by Kenny have received scholarships to play college hoops. “I love watching the kids develop,” Kenny says.
The competitive basketball community better watch out. The Mustangs are coming.
Champions
Our mission is to enrich and enhance the quality of life for young people by providing educational and developmental programs, with special emphasis on youngsters between the ages 6–18 who come from disadvantaged or disenfranchised circumstances.
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MESSAGE FROM THE 2024 CRYSTAL CHARITY
BALL CHAIR
CHERYL JOYNER
Our goal of $7,093,665 will benefit seven worthy Beneficiaries in the areas of health, education, and social services making a difference in the lives of 56,044 underserved children in our community.
Dear Friends,
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hat an honor it is for Crystal Charity to be chosen again as a local beneficiary of the ips ay how ouse, along with well with ignity. Crystal Charity supports nonprofits that provide vital services to the children of allas County. This year our goal of $7,09 , 5 will benefit seven worthy eneficiaries in the areas of health, education, and social services and we value the dedication and commitment of each of these agencies. Together these nonprofits will make a difference in the lives of more than 5 ,044 underserved children through Crystal Charity funded projects. e are grateful to partners like ips ay how ouse who help us raise funds for the critical needs of these children in our community. A former Crystal Charity all Chair is very involved in this year s allas how ouse. e are proud to recognize Claire manuelson who is serving as Co-Chair of the exclusive resident s inner.
Thank you for supporting the fifth annual ips ay ecorator how ouse in allas. e appreciate your attendance and hope you enjoy the spectacular interiors of the home while knowing you are making a difference in the lives of many children and their families.
All the best,
Cheryl Joyner 2024 Ball Chair
$191
MILLION DISTRIBUTED TO THE CHILDREN OF DALLAS COUNTY
72 YEARS SERVING THE COMMUNITY
160
CHILDREN’S CHARITIES BENEFITED
56,044
CHILDREN WILL BENEFIT FROM 2024 FUNDING
94%
CHILDREN SERVED LIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LINE
100 ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS
18,900
COMMITTEE VOLUNTEER HOURS
ADVISORY BOARD
ifetime ember Annette immons
laine Agather
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Clay Cooley
Amy immons Crafton
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ason owning
ichard iseman
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Curt armer
aul ields
ichard ussoni
onnie arding
ally oglund
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Tavia unt
Charlotte Jones
Gene Jones
Joe LaManna
arah osinger
atalie c uire
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Renda Mathew
Yosi Mayer avid iller
FORMER BALL CHAIRMEN
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Linda Beach
Sally Bos
ecky right
Christie Carter
ancy Chapman
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obyn Conlon
Leslie Diers
Claire manuelson
Tucker nthoven
usan arris
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Randi Halsell
Lyda Hill
Angie adesky
eanne endrick
Caren line
Sally Berry Larson
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Linda McFarland
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Tincy Miller
Cynthia Mitchell
Joyce Mitchell
ACTIVE MEMBERS
2024 Ball Chairman: Cheryl Joyner
Ball Chairman-Elect:Mary Martha Pickens
April Abney- ambert
Ashley Allen
onner Allen
ibby Allred
ulie agley
Lindsay Ballotta
Cynthia Beaird
eredith ebee
Christy Berry
Anne esser
Gina Betts aty ock
Cindy ooker
Cordelia Boone
Nancy Carlson
ennifer Chandler
Andrea Cheek
atherine Coker
ozalyn Colombo
Janie Condon
arybeth Conlon
Lisa Cooley
Anne eeder Corley
Carol Dalton
Marie Dean
Tiffany ivis
ennifer ix
aura owning noxie dmonson
eather sping
Mary Clare Finney
atti lowers
Ola ojtasek
Tanya Foster
rancie oody- ahlberg
Nancy Nasher
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avid . osenberg
ave cullin
Carl Sewell
Chuck Thoele
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Courtney ang Alan hite
risti rancis
Cara French
lizabeth ambrell
Sara Lee Gardner uzy ekiere usan lassmoyer
Carolyn oelzer
hannon raham
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Amy egi
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Cheryl Joyner
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Crystal Charity was founded in 1952, and since then, has raised more than $191 million for 160 children’s charities in Dallas County. On average, this 100-member organization raises $5.5-8 million annually to distribute to its chosen beneficiaries. Approximately 94% of the children served by Crystal Charity-funded programs live below the poverty line. Crystal Charity donors provide the lifeline these children need to survive and thrive, which is critical to the future of Dallas County.
The mission of Crystal Charity is to offer hope to underserved children in our community by funding projects and programs focused on health, education, social services and the arts. Our partners include foundations, corporations and individuals that choose to contribute via Crystal Charity because they know that the charities selected each year go through a rigorous vetting process, and strenuous tracking measures are in place to ensure the monies distributed to each agency are utilized appropriately.
JOIN US IN OUR MISSION TO TRANSFORM LIVES AND STRENGTHEN CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY.
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2024 B E N E F I C I A R I ES
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Student Museum Experience Fund
Inspiring action against injustice and promoting respect for others.
$708,750
HHM Health
Mobile Pediatric Clinic
Transporting high-quality healthcare to children in South Dallas.
$1,099,045
Methodist Health System Foundation
Obstetrics Emergency Department in Southern Dallas
Reducing the incidence of pre-term births.
$1,148,907
Parkland Health Foundation
Pediatric Health Clinic at Parkland’s new Richland Health Center
Constructing a medical home for pediatric healthcare in Northeast Dallas County.
$1,000,000
The Center for Integrative Counseling and Psychology
Mental Health Education and Counseling Program for Youth in South and West Dallas
Increasing access to mental health resources in South and West Dallas.
$1,029,051
Tra ck911
Voice & Choice Survivor Empowerment Program
Freeing youth from sex trafficking through trust-based relationships.
$607,912
Vogel
Early Childhood Programming and Care at RedBird
Expanding high-quality, accessible, and affordable childcare in southern Dallas.
$1,500,000
The Crystal Charity Ball 70th Anniversary Project Action Before Crisis
The mental health collaboration for children.
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GOAL
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METHOD
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PARTNERS
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100% of families maintained independent housing, living in their own homes following their home installation.
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House History
2999 T URTLE C REEK B OULEVARD
D ALLAS , T EXAS
2999 Turtle Creek Boulevard, Dallas, Texas
Turtle Creek, nestled between Oak Lawn and Uptown, has a storied past that weaves together natural beauty, architectural elegance, and urban development. Originally known for its extravagant early 20th century estates, Turtle Creek was slowly transformed into the residential and commercial neighborhood it is today, while still retaining its timeless aura. With its old drooping trees and extensive park spaces, Turtle Creek remains a blend of pristine charm and upscale living just north of downtown.
Erected in the late 1940’s during Dallas’s Golden Age, the Cipango Club quickly cemented itself as one of society’s most popular venues. The club offered mixed drinks, food, dancing, as well as a secret gambling room upstairs. In the early 90’s, Dallas real estate tycoon John Eulich began construction of his family office on the site. Eulich spent over a decade meticulously perfecting the building, completing it in 2004.
Situated between the iconic Rosewood Mansion and the planned Four Seasons Hotel & Residences, 2999 Turtle Creek seamlessly blends modernity with the historic French-Renaissance style that gives Turtle Creek its signature feel. Along with the 25,000 SF two-story office building, the property features 2.3 acres of undeveloped land and a 60,0000 SF below-grade parking garage. The site was later intended for the city’s first Mandarin Oriental Hotel, but plans were scrapped when the site was acquired by HN Capital in 2023.
2024 KIPS BAY
DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE
DALLAS
Participating Designers
Barroso y Arquitectos
Burkle Creative
CeCe Barfield Inc.
Champagne Designs
Creative Tonic
French & French Interiors
Henry Street Design
INK + ORO Creatives
Jan Showers & Associates
Kate Figler Interiors
Katie Davis Design
Kim Scodro Interiors
Lambert Landscape Company
Lisa Henderson Interiors
Loudermilk Jordan LLC
Maestri Studio
Muse Noire Interiors
Prospect Refuge Studio
Robert Brown Interior Design
Robert Frank Interiors
Shelby Wagner Design
Sherry Hayslip Interiors
SWOON, the studio
Traci Connell Interiors
Trish Sheats Interior Design
Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas
DESIGNERS 2024
BURKLE CREATIV E
JAVIER BURKLE, FOUNDER / PRINCIPLE
DALLAS, TEXAS
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Whether it be a classic estate or a modern bungalow, look to Lambert’s Sustainable Practice for the design, construction, and care of all that grows in your garden.
Our roots in Dallas-Ft. Worth run deep.
WhenJoe and Henry Lambert came from Shreveport to Dallas to plant the city’s first azaleas, they knew they were in a special place. They saw an opportunity to introduce their classic design sense and horticultural expertise. The Lamberts created one of the city’s first landscape architecture firms, and a company uniquely dedicated to a integrated program of fine garden design and maintenance. They understood that a successful garden depends upon a design plan that connects house and garden, building and landscape. In addition to a foundation of finely crafted design elements, they also knew that the longevity of a garden depends upon superior construction, quality plant material, and a comprehensive maintenance program. Joe and Henry’s vision has been honored and enhanced over the years.
Today, the Lambert’s team is a group of uniquely talented individuals just as the firm’s founders were over 100 years ago.
Lambert’s sets the standard for the design, installation, and maintenance of sustainable gardens. Our gardens use accurate planning, design creativity, problem solving, and skilled craftsmanship combined with deep horticultural expertise. And because a garden is alive; it requires ongoing nurturing and patience to preserve its beauty with a minimum impact on the environment. Lambert’s provides these skills with a tradition of excellence offered by a talented team of landscape architects, garden designers, horticulturalists, arborists, production managers, and crew members.
In Dallas-Ft. Worth, Lambert’s has always meant fine gardens.
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PROSPECT REFUGE
“We’re bringing the Midwest to the world and bridging curiosity with nostalgia”
— Victoria Sass
Prospect Refuge Studio 4801 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55419
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Robert Frank Interiors is a full service residential interior design firm based in Southern California.
The design team includes Principal Robert Frank and Senior Designer JT Torres. With an appreciation for classic design and architecture, Frank and Torres strive to integrate classic design details with contemporary elements, creating layered, and timeless interior spaces.
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“A library for the good life”
SWOON, THE STUDIO IS PROUD TO SUPPORT THE KIPS BAY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB.
SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF OUR PARTNERS AND THE KIPS BAY TEAM.
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IN MEMORIAM
TRACI GAYLE ZELLER
June 23, 1974 – August 24, 2024
For over two decades, lauded interior designer Traci Zeller lent her classic, chic aesthetic, her boundless creativity, her astute mind for business, and her collaborative spirit to advance and elevate the entire design industry.
Traci grew up in Georgia, but an early childhood spent around the world due to her father’s military career instilled in her the heart of a traveler and global citizen. After earning a Bachelor’s degree in accounting at the University of Richmond (which she selected in part due to the campus’s beauty), Traci made history by becoming the first woman at the University of Virginia School of Law to graduate number one in her class. As if her successful career as an attorney (including positions as a clerk for the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, a management consultant with McKinsey and Company, and most recently a stint at Paul Hastings where she handled litigation and white collar matters) were not impressive enough in itself, Traci also amassed countless achievements and flourished as an interior designer and entrepreneur.
In 2010, Traci launched her Charlotte, NC-based firm, Traci Zeller Interiors, quickly making a name for herself among clients, the press, and industry peers alike as a rising design star. A brilliant and engaging writer, Traci was also known for her popular design blog. Ever one to challenge herself and forge new paths in her career, Traci designed and launched eponymous textile and pillow lines, and was a prolific and sought-after speaker at industry events. Over the course of her design career, she won numerous design awards, was thrice named one of Charlotte’s most stylish people, and was a member of the esteemed Design Leadership Network. Her work has been featured in national design publications like Veranda, Traditional Home, Better Homes and Gardens, Cottages and Bungalows and Southern Cottage and on the cover of magazines like Southern Style, Charlotte Home + Garden, SouthPark magazine, Lake Norman magazine and Charlotte Home Design and Décor, and Wine Spectator.
In 2020, Traci joined the Kips Bay Showhouse family of designers, creating a stunning, Parisian-inspired Gossip Room and Powder Room for the Dallas showhouse. For all her many accomplishments, Traci was best known for her kind, caring, generous nature and her ability to make everyone she encountered feel special. She will be sorely missed by all who knew her and by the industry she so adored.
Calico Wallpaper 3,12,17,17a 57 Lispenard Street New York, NY 10013 718-243-1705 jason@calicowallpaper.com sales@calicowallpaper.com calicowallpaper.com
Campania International 6 2452 Quakertown Road, Suite 100 Penneburg, OA 18073 info@campaniainternational.com campaniainternational.com
Carpenters Workshop Gallery an 22 Aki + Arnaud Cooren Campana Brothers 693 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10022 212-829-0610 newyork@carpentersworkshopgallery.com carpentersworkshopgallery.com
Casci Ornamental Plaster 4,5,10,18,20,21 2615 South Good Latimer Expressway Dallas, TX 75215 214-421-3390 info@casciplaster.com www.casciplaster.com
C&C Milano 16 232 E 59th Street New York, NY 10022 www.cec-milano.us
CEB Construction Inc. 2,10,15 Cy Barcus 4655 Insurance Lane Dallas, TX 75205 214-522-2613 cebconstruction@gmail.com www.cebbuilder.com
Duke Renders 8 13727 Southwest 152nd Street Miami, FL 33177 805-317-7849 info@dukerenders.com www.dukerenders.com
E & D Plastics 5 1010 E Levee Street Dallas, TX 75207 214-742-6032 lynn@edplastics.com www.edplastics.com/
Elan Atelier 17,17a www.elanatelier.com
Via David Sutherland Showrooms 1025 N Stemmons Freeway, Suite 340 Dallas, TX 75207 www.perennialssandsutherland.com
Ellis Hill 7 5029 W Lovers Lane Dallas, TX 75209 Ellis-hill.com
Embree & Lake Antiques 2,14 1115 Slocum Street Dallas, TX 75207 214-760-9141 alejandro@embreeandlake.com marc@embreeandlake.com www.embreeandlake.com
English Accent Antiques 12 The Galleries of Peachtree Hills 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue, No. 18 Atlanta, GA 30305 404-351-9433 info@englishaccentsantiques.com
English Village Lane
2217 2nd Avenue, Suite 2A Birmingham, AL 35203 info@englishvillagelane.com www.englishvillagelane.com
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Fabricut
Post Of ce Box 470490 Tulsa, OK 74147 800-999-8200 customers@fabricut.com www.fabricut.com
9303 E. 46th Street Tulsa, OK 74145 www.fabricut.com
Fabricut | S.Harris 21 1025 N Stemmons Freeway, Suite #742 Dallas, TX 75207 214-651-0440 www.fabricut.com
Fabulous Things Ltd.
1821 East Main Street Richmond, VA 23223 804-215-0367 info@thefabulousthings.com www.thefabulousthings.com
Ferran 10 c/o The Lot Showroom 4304 Charlotte Avenue, Suite A Nashville, TN 37209 orders@thelotshowroom.com www.thelotshowroom.com
Fleur Home
5335 St. Charles Street New Orleans, LA 70115 504-579-8555 orders@ eurhome.com www. eurhome.com
Forbes and Lomax
7,8,10,11,17,17a,18,21 979 Third Avenue, Suite 1207 New York, NY 10022 212-486-9700 alex@forbesandlomax.com ussales@forbesandlomax.com www.forbesandlomax.com
936 N La Cienega Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90069 424-382-1050 noah@forbesandlomax.com www.forbesandlomax.com
Fortuny
979 Third Avenue, Suite 1632
New York, NY 10022 212-753-7153 ciao@fortuny.com Info@fortuny.com www.fortuny.com
2,5,8,10,16,18,23
Fortuny represented by David Sutherland Showroom 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 340 Dallas, Texas 75207 214-742-6501 emerald@davidsutherlandshowroom.com
Giudecca 805 Venezia, VE – 30133 +39 041 528 7697 info@fortuny.com www.fortuny.com can be purchased through: richard@davidsutherlandshowroom.com www.perennialsandsutherland.com
From Jaipur with Love 7 fromjaipurwithloverugs.com elizabeth@fromjaipurwithloverugs.com
Fromental Design 15 200 Lexington Avenue, Suite 511 New York, NY 10016 347-625-1838 northamerica@fromental.co.uk
Gage and Isabella Custom Homes 17,17a 214-878-8611 www.gageandisabella.com
Galerie des Lampes 1 9 rue de Beaune 75007 Paris 33 (0)1 40 20 14 14 galerie@galeriedeslampes.com galeriedeslampes.com
Sanderson Design Group 979 Third Avenue, Suite 905 New York, NY 10022 201-399-0500 usasales@sandersondesigngroup.com www.harlequin.sandersondesigngroup.com
Harvey’s on Beverly
7801 Noble Avenue Van Nuys, CA 91405 818-387-6556
Haute + Cool
@ms.hauteandcool
Hayslip
2604 Fairmount Street Dallas, TX 75201 214-871-9106 KWatson@hayslipdesign.com www.sherryhayslip.com
Hickory Chair
37 9th Street Place SE Hickory, NC 28602 828-679-2656 www.hickorychair.com
Hilltop Construction
3131 McKinney Avenue, Suite 600 Dallas, TX 75204 nadim@hilltopcb.com www.hilltopcustombuilders.com
Holland and Sherry Interiors
5120 Woodway Drive, Suite 120 Houston, TX 77056
979 Third Avenue, Suite 1402 New York, NY 10022 877-631-0090 nyorders@hollandandsherry.com
Holland and Sherry | Fisher Weisman 21 1250 Slocum Street, Suite #736 Dallas, TX 75207 469-249-6422 llove@hollandandsherry.com www.interiors.hollandandsherry.com
Home Accent, Inc.
800 Miami Circle, Suite 160 Atlanta, GA 30324 404-495-9811 homeaccentinc@bellsouth.net Fabric Brochier www.brochier.it
Houlès USA 20 979 Third Avenue, Suite 919 New York, New York 10022 212-935-3900 houles@houlesusa.com
Houles represented by David Sutherland Showroom18 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 340 Dallas, TX75207 214-742-6501 emerald@davidsutherlandshowroom.com
House + Town 19 6523 Rupley Circle Houston, TX 77087 713-644-4103 fabian@houseandtown.com houseandtown.com/
Houston Drapery Center 11 3428 Fondren Road, Suite A Houston, TX 77063 713.785.8888 sales@houstondraperycenter.com www.houstondraperycenter.com
2146 Empire Central Dallas, TX 75235 214-357-9819 www.Jacksonpottery.com
Jacques Bouvet et Cie through EC Dicken Showroom 9 1025 North Stemmons Freeway Suite # 260 Dallas, TX 75207 214-742-4801 avery@ecdicken.com www.jacquesbouvet.com
Jaipur Living 3 1800 Cherokee Parkway Acworth, GA 888-676-7330 orders@jaipurliving.com
Made In Cookware 19 612 Brazos Street Suite #100 Austin, TX 78701 512-957-9956 hello@madeincookware.com madeincookware.com
Madison Dallas 1 114 Express Street Dallas, TX 75207 214-528-8118 shopmadison214@gmail.com madison214.com
Magni Home 8 Represented by Coleman &Rose 8322 Beverly Boulevard, Suite 300 Los Angeles, California 90048 424 274 3854 info@magnihomecollection.com www.magnihomecollection.com
Maison Rapin 2 7 Quai de Conti 75006 Paris +33 (0)6 24 99 26 85 alice@maison-rapin.com www.maison-rapin.com/en
2611 Farrington Street Dallas, TX 75207 By Appointment 214-584-6662 info@mousstudio.com Tanner Moussa tanner@mousstudio.com Mousstudio.com
Mulligan’s
8731 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90069 323-650-8660 showroom@mulligansusa.com mulligansusa.com
Natalie Obradovich
shopnatalie.com
New Leaf Custom Homes – Dallas Luxury Custom Home Builder14 9840 N Central Expressway, Suite D310 Dallas, TX 75231 214-553-2550 scott@newleafcustom.com www.newleafcustom.com
New Moon Rugs
1010 North Union Street Wilmington, DE 19805 302-654-0442 info@newmoonrugs.com www.newmoonrugs.com
Ngala Trading
200 Lexington Avenue, Suite #406 New York, NY 10016 646-422-7317 info@ngalatrading.com www.ngalatrading.com
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Nick Brock Antiques
1322 Slocum Street Dallas, TX 75207 214-828-0624 nickbrockantiques@gmail.com www.nickbrockantiques.com
Rubelli USA 117 River Street, Suite A Milford, Connecticut 06460 m.bellucci@rubelli.com www.rubelli.com
Samuel and Sons 1,2,4,5,8,9,10,11,16,18,20,21 1025 N. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 800 Dallas, TX 75207 214-935-3200 dallas@samuelandsons.com Info@samuelandsons.com kara.stif er@samuelandsons.com Samuelandsons.com
983 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 212-704-8000 info@samuelandsons.com www.samuelsons.com
Sanderson Design Group 4,6,8,11,19,20,25 800 Huyler Street Teterboro, NJ 07608 800-395-8760 beth.holman@sandersondesigngroup.com www.sanderson.sandersondesigngroup.com
Voysey House, Sandersons Lane London, UK W44DS 201-399-0500 www.sandersondesigngroup.com
1220 N Riverfront Boulevard Dallas, TX 75207 214-748-1220 info@twelvetwentydallas.com twelvetwentydallas.com
Twill Wallcovering Installations
603 Munger Avenue, Suite 100-285 Dallas, TX 75202 214-550-7414 hello@twill-us.com www.twill-us.com Uni Rugs
@unirugs_india www.unirugsindia.com
United Leather
1414 Newton Street Los Angeles, CA 90021 213-747-1723 info@unitedleatherinc.com www.unitedleather.com
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Urban Electric Company 1,10,21,23 2120 Noisette Boulevard North Charleston, SC 29405 843-723-8140 info@urbanelectric.com missy.hulsey@urbanelectric.com urbanelectric.com
4500 Leeds Avenue, Suite 101E North Charleston, SC 29405 718-778-0102
Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club sincerely thanks the many individuals and firms whose assistance has made the 5th Annual Kips Bay Show House Dallas possible.
Show House Staff
DIRECTOROFSPECIALEVENTS & CORPORATEPARTNERSHIPS
Nazira Handal-Poffel
SENIORDONORRELATIONSANDEVENTS MANAGER
Jeremiah Johnsen
MANAGER, SPECIALEVENTS
Lynn Kimble
DATABASEANDEVENTSCOORDINATOR
Chyna Chung
SHOWHOUSECOORDINATORS
Esmeray Olivas
Anabel Garcia
Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Executive Staff
EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR
Daniel Quintero
CONTROLLER
Yosef Korn
Glenda Allen
Delilah Alvarez
Brian Egan
Nelson Gerena
Sinclair Hollingsworth
Francesca Velez
Ines Zayas
Legal Counsel
Jody Saltzman
Public Relations
Magrino PR
Journal Production
Fred Hoxsie
Trish Camara
GHP Media
Show House Electrician
MAK Electric LLC
Show House Plumber
LG Plumbing
Show House Cleaning Service Keep It Up, Inc.
Show House Graphic Designer
Scott Velozo
Insurance Advisor
Fairmont Insurance Brokers
Special Thanks
To all the volunteers for their valuable contribution of time and effort. We are grateful; we couldn’t do it without you!
