Showcase 2023

Happy 75th Anniversary to Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts!

Thank you for many years of support.

From your friends at the LA Phil

WELCOME TO OUR 75TH YEAR AND 58TH

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE OF DESIGN

OUR 75TH YEAR!

This year all of us with Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts are thrilled to celebrate our 75th Anniversary as a nonprofit philanthropic organization. Your attendance has made it possible for us to contribute more than $25 million toward music and the arts in our local community since 1948–an enduring legacy.

OUR 58TH SHOWCASE HOUSE!

Welcome to Stewart House, a 1933 grand colonial estate designed by one of Pasadena’s most celebrated architectural partnerships, Marston & Maybury. Stewart House takes us back to the days of gracious architecture and quintessential Showcase with over 11,000 square feet of living space on two acres of meticulously manicured grounds. Featured in 1983 as the 19th Pasadena Showcase House of Design, Stewart House is a remarkable and elegant estate with modern amenities that complement the main residence including a guest house, 4-car garage and workshop, entertaining pool deck, tennis pavilion, and many themed gardens.

The Showcase House experience is a memorable one. During your visit today, we invite you to stroll around the grounds at your own pace, or take one of our docent-led garden tours. Be sure to visit our famous Shops at Showcase–located in the tennis pavilion—with boutiques offering a variety of luxury linens, gourmet foods, home and garden décor, and fashionable jewelry and accessories. There are three restaurants located throughout the property for your enjoyment: Stewart’s Bistro, offering a full-service menu; Lucky’s Café, offering grab & go items; and The Shops Wine and Cheese Bar, offering wine, beer, and soft drinks to sip while shopping.

It takes a village to put on one of the largest and most successful home and garden tours in the country. We are immensely grateful to our talented designers and craftspeople who exquisitely created this year’s Showcase House in a whirlwind 60 days. We thank our generous patrons, sponsors, resources, and special friends who contributed in myriad ways. We are indebted to the 300+ community volunteers who staff during tours, ensuring your experience is a safe and welcoming one. We also wish to thank our homeowners and neighbors, who have been so gracious throughout these past few months. Finally, and most importantly, we are grateful for the hard work and dedication of our members of Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, who make the Showcase House possible year after year.

Whether this is your first visit, or a longstanding annual one, thank you for your patronage. We hope you will make lasting memories while visiting today.

“I received a beautiful welcome to the world of music. I want to give some thing back to the younger generation.”

— Luciano Pavarotti

Vikki Sung President

Matt McIntyre Benefit Chair

Vikki Sung Matt McIntyre

WHERE Stewart House in Pasadena

WHEN April 23rd – May 21st, 2023

SHOWCASE HOUSE HOURS OF ENTRY

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 9:30am – 5:30pm

(Showcase House doors close promptly at 5:30pm; the property closes at 8pm)

Friday: 9:30am – 6:30pm

(Showcase House doors close promptly at 6:30pm; the property closes at 9pm)

Saturday, and Sunday: 9:30am – 4pm

(Showcase House doors close promptly at 4pm; the property closes at 6:30pm )

Monday: Closed

Note: To allow for less crowding, ticketed tour times start every 15 minutes.

THE SHOPS AT SHOWCASE

Saturday, and Sunday: 10am – 5:30pm

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 10am –6:30pm

Friday: 10am – 8pm

Monday: Closed

TICKETS

Golden Ticket: $65 Good for one admittance any day or time the Showcase House is open for tours.

Timed Entry Tickets

Prime Time Admission: $50 9:30am – 1:30pm

Regular Admission: $40 1:30pm – 4pm

Happy Hour Admission: $35 4pm – closing

To buy: pasadenashowcase.org/tickets

626.606.1600

QUESTIONS & EXCHANGES

Entry tickets can be exchanged for a $5 fee. Please email tickets@pasadenashowcase.org or call 626.606.1600 for assistance.

PARKING INFORMATION

Complimentary parking and shuttle service runs Tuesday through Sunday from Santa Anita Race Track, Gate 6, off Colorado Place in Arcadia, CA. These short complimentary shuttle rides run a half-hour before and after Showcase House hours on the day of your visit.

Visit pasadenashowcase.org for the most up-to-date parking information.

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THE

Showcase House ABOUT

Pasadena Showcase House of Design is the fundraiser produced by Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts to fund their music programs and award gifts and grants to other non-profit organizations to support their efforts. It is open for tours mid-April to mid-May.

What does it take to be a Showcase House? There is no ideal house that meets all the criteria; so, every year the advantages are weighed against the disadvantages of the properties available for that year. Some years we have a plethora from which to choose, and some years, well, there are fewer. Two staircases is at the top of the must-have list, a wide road for the shuttles, space for Shops, portapotties, trash, etc. are the practicalities that influence the selection.

Sometimes there are grand mansions and other times charming homes on a smaller scale are chosen. No matter the square footage, each estate is renovated from top to bottom by leading designers using the latest concepts and materials. So, indulge your inner lookyloo. Take a look behind the gates and come have a good time. And, it doesn’t hurt that you’re helping support your community at the same time. What a deal!

WELCOME

3. WELCOME TO OUR 75TH YEAR AND 58TH PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE OF DESIGN

A letter from Pasadena Showcase president Vikki Sung and Benefit Chair Matt McIntyre

4. 2023 PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE OF DESIGN

Hours of entry, ordering tickets, and parking information

SUPPORTING THE ARTS

14. WHAT YOUR ATTENDANCE MEANS

Buying a Showcase ticket and hitting The Shops at Showcase help fund the arts

16. MUSIC MOBILETM

The fun-filled and education for students

18. YOUTH CONCERT

A glorious return of Youth Concerts to the Walt Disney Concert Hall

20. INSTRUMENTAL COMPETITION

Musicians on string,woodwind, and brass compete for prizes

22. LET’S MAKE MUSIC TOGETHER

Joining Pasadena Showcase is fun, gratifying, and makes a difference

24. GIFTS & GRANTS

A broad and diverse list of non-profit organizations whose efforts we support

DIFFERENCE MAKERS

28. MEMBERS OF PASADENA SHOWCASE Member spotlight

34. SPONSORS & MAJOR RESOURCES

35. PATRONS

The donors that help keep the music playing

38. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE OF

42. THE SHOPS AT SHOWCASE

DESIGN

A wide selection of curated merchants from throughout California

44. PASADENA SHOWCASE DIAMOND JUBILEE

75 Years of sharing the joy of music

45. PASADENA SHOWCASE BY THE NUMBERS

Then and now

46. BENEFIT COMMITTEE

48. WELCOME TO STEWART HOUSE

A 1933 grand colonial estate with spectacular acreage in a storied Pasadena neighborhood

50. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ADVISORS

51. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR TEAMS

52. THE WELCOME GARDEN GreenLink Landscaping

53. FOYER/STAIRCASE, UPSTAIRS LANDING Marbé Designs

54. THE LIVING ROOM Tocco Finale

55. THE GARDEN ROOM AND TERRACE R/terior Studio

2023 | PASADENA SHOWCASE

HOUSE OF DESIGN

56. THE LIBRARY BATH

Blue Brick Design

57. THE LIBRARY Halter Home

58. THE SPEAKEASY AND HALLWAY

Sukeena Homes

59. THE POWDER ROOM

Karen Billman Designs

60. THE BUTLER’S PANTRY AND MORNING ROOM

Rachel Duarte Design Studio

61. THE FORMAL DINING ROOM

Rachel Duarte Design Studio

62. THE PRIMARY SUITE AND BATH

Courtney Thomas Design

64. THE TERRACE

Meredith Green Designs

65. THE ARTIST’S WUNDERKAMMER

Rosemary Home Design

66. THE GUEST SUITE

Tocco Finale, Foothill Tile & Stone, and George's Kitchen & Bath

67. THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN’S BEDROOM AND BATH

Ashley Marie Design

68. THE PARISIAN HOTEL SUITE

Loue Interiors

69. THE KITCHEN

KMP Interiors

70. LA VIE EN ROSE

Shari Tipich Decorative Design and Artistry

71. THE FAMILY ROOM

KMP Interiors

72. THE RECREATION STATION

Garage Solutions

73. THE MODERN GUEST HAVEN

ASID Pasadena Student Design Team

74. THE GARDEN RETREAT

The Art of Room Design

76. THE POTAGER: EDIBLE AND CUT FLOWER GARDEN

Coastal Homestead

77. THE MEDITATION GARDEN

Sergio Gomez

78. EVERYTHING’S COMING UP ROSES!

G&A Artistic Landscaping and Gardening

79. ALL DECKED OUT!

Room & Board

80. POOL CABANA LOUNGE AND DRESSING ROOMS

The Studio For

81. COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

Thank you to our partners in the community

82. RESTAURANT AND STEWART BISTRO MENU

On-site restaurant hosted by Roe Japanese Fusion

84. SPECIAL FRIENDS

Giving thanks to all our generous contributors

RESOURCES

86. THE SOURCE LIST

Attendance WHAT YOUR MEANS

At Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, our hearts beat joyously, for music in our communities.

Founded in 1948 with our initial support for the LA Phil, we have expanded to include our local community, specifically focusing on programs created for children and young adults. And we believe adults also celebrate the musical arts, singing, dancing, playing musical instruments and just listening too. We award financial support in grants annually for notable, large and small, ageless, local music-oriented non-profit organizations.

At Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts, our 200+ volunteer-only organization, we are all dedicated to sharing the joy of music through exposure, education, and experience. And since our inception 75 years ago, we have provided over $25 million to support to this mission right in our own community.

THESE FUNDS COME FROM YOU!

Thank you for your Patronage, donations, membership, buying tickets for the annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design, and purchases at our Shops at Showcase and restaurant. All these opportunities to enhance your involvement and enjoyment of the Pasadena Showcase House of Design fund our efforts in the community.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS SHARE THE JOY OF MUSIC!

Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Information Card Number E101220 is registered with the Charitable Services Division, Los Angeles Police Commission.

Music is life!

That’s why our hearts have beats.

— Cecily Morgan

MUSIC

Mobile™

Since 1971 Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts Music Mobile program has brought the magic of music to thirdgraders throughout the community and since 2005, Pasadena Showcase has partnered with the Pasadena Conservatory of Music.

Over the years, the program introduced classical music and instruments that make up an orchestra to nearly 130,000 students. Through an entertaining, child-friendly presentation, students, many of them for the first time, were given a hands-on experience, gaining valuable exposure to symphonic music. The program received numerous local and national awards for originality and educational excellence.

Although the program has been paused since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, grand plans for a revised Music Mobile program are in the works. Pasadena Showcase and the Pasadena Conservatory of Music saw the opportunity to reassess the program, concluding it was time to redesign it and establish a new path forward. Music Mobile has focused previously on symphonic music, but it was decided that offering a broader musical style would better serve our diverse population and be more inclusive. The creative process continues, and a new exciting Music Mobile program will launch in 2024!

Marsha Seyffert

Marsha Seyffert Music Mobile™ Chair

The fact that children can make beautiful music is less significant than the fact that music can make beautiful children.

— Cheryl Lavender

Concert

Approximately 4,000 excited fourth-graders attended this year’s annual Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts Youth Concert. For many, this was their first experience seeing a concert with a live orchestra.

Youth Concert was available for the last two years in a streaming format; but February 1, 2023 marked the glorious return of Youth Concert to the Walt Disney Concert Hall. Presented by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, this year’s production was Igor Stravinsky’s 1919 version of the Firebird Suite, based on a classic Russian folktale. The performance, which tells the story of a handsome prince, his beautiful princess and the magical bird that saves them from evil, was conducted by Dudamel Conducting Fellow Rodolfo Barraez and set to dance.

As in prior years, the children were in awe of the performance, experiencing the joy of music. Nearly 250,000 students have participated in Pasadena Showcase Youth Concert since it began in 1953. For most it’s an unforgettable experience that impacts them in a profound and positive way.

Youth Concert is funded by proceeds from the Pasadena Showcase House of Design with a generous grant from The Green Foundation.

Helen Gipson

Youth Concert Chair

If children are not introduced to music at an early age. I believe something fundamental is actually being taken away from them.

— Luciano Pavarotti

Helen Gipson

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Competition

On January 28, 2023, the 36th Annual Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts Instrumental Competition was held at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music. Nine finalists performed before a panel of judges from the LA Phil to compete for $18,500 in prizes generously underwritten by Charles and Kathryn Hofgaarden.

The Grand Prize for Exceptional Talent and Musicianship was awarded to Muyang Wu, a 16-year old violinist from Colburn Academy, shown with Pasadena Showcase President Vikki Sung, Instrumental Chair Christine Upton and Head Judge, Christopher Stills. Wu performed excerpts from Sibelius and Bach, with judges describing his playing as “mature, with solid technique and beautiful style.”

2023 Instrumental Competition

Awards

Grand Prize for Exceptional Talent and Musicianship

Muyang Wu, Violin

First Prize Strings

Anaïs Feller, Violin

First Prize Woodwinds

Max Kaminsky, Clarinet

First prize Woodwinds went to Max Kaminsky, 17, a Calabasas High School student who played the Mozart clarinet concerto. First prize Strings went to Anaïs Feller, 17, Concertmaster of the Colburn Virtuosi for her performance of the Mendelssohn violin concerto.

Over $650,000 in prize money has been awarded since the Instrument Competition began in 1985. Several prizewinners enjoy distinguished careers in Classical music. The 2017 Grand Prize winner is now Principal Flutist with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Cellist Jonathan Karoly, 1996 winner joined the LA Phil. Sheryl Staples, 1988 First Prize Strings winner is Associate Concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic.

Christine Upton

Christine Upton

Instrumental Competition Chair

Second Prize Strings

Samuel Tatsuki, Viola

Anna You, Violin

Second Prize Woodwinds

David Kwon, Oboe

Jack Smith Memorial Award for Most Promising Talent

Zachary Piesner, Bassoon

Honorable Mention

Samuel Guevara, Cello

Cassie Kao, Flute

Music Together LET’S MAKE

We work hard and play better, all for music! The members of Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts all contribute to the success of our fundraisers and events. We joyfully support music educational opportunities and youthful musicians through several innovative programs:

Music Mobile™ was available for the last two years in a streaming, which takes fun learning experiences to third graders in the San Gabriel Valley Program.

Youth Concert brings 4,000 Los Angeles area fourth graders to the Walt Disney Concert Hall for a lively concert performance.

The Instrumental Competition for high school and college students who compete for monetary prizes helps further their symphonic music education.

Gifts & Grants Program which awards funds to local nonprofit organizations for music education, therapy, and scholarships. In addition, we offer longstanding financial support to the LA Phil

Pasadena Showcase House of Design, which involves the renovation and transformation of a house for a fabulous home and garden tour during April and May, is a year-long project involving the talents of all of our members and many talented designers. With attendance of approximately 25,000 people, proceeds fund all of our music and arts programs, and our Gifts & Grants assistance to our local community.

Our Membership is a group of vibrant, talented people from all walks of life who are ready to meet goals, have fun and create valuable and meaningful relationships at the same time!

Learn more about us at pasadenashowcase.org or contact our Membership Committee at membership@pasadenashowcase.org. We will be happy to meet you in person.

Pictured Below: Pasadena Showcase Members

GIFTS &

Grants

Through our Gifts & Grants program, Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts opens our hearts to support music and art programs throughout the community.

Musical theater, jazz bands, operas and orchestras, school marching bands, dance programs, choral groups and concerts–we fund programs that enrich the community and provide opportunities for all ages from students to seniors. To mark our 75th anniversary this year, we awarded $900,000 to 75 nonprofit organizations for their efforts to provide music education, music therapy and music appreciation programs that help the community learn, enjoy and grow from these experiences.

Funds for Gifts & Grants are derived from the organization’s annual benefit, the Pasadena Showcase House of Design. To date Pasadena Showcase has contributed more than $25 million to nonprofits throughout the greater Pasadena area. Special thanks go out to our volunteer members, designers, patrons, vendors and our visitors who participate to make this happen.

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2022/2023 Gifts & Grants Program.

Suzanne Hart Gifts & Grants Chair

Music is like a magic key to which the most tightly closed heart opens.

— Maria von Trapp

Suzanne Hart

Pictured Top L-R: J-town Taiko Club; Music Center; Nedenka East European Folk Ensemble

Pictured Middle L-R: LA Opera; Assistance League of Los Angeles; Music Center Spotlight

Pictured Bottom L-R: Center Theatre Group; Academy of Music for the Blind

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS

2023 Gifts & Grants Awards

GIFTS

Los Angeles Philharmonic Association

South Pasadena Educational Foundation

GRANTS

Academy of Music for the Blind

Alhambra Educational Foundation

Altadena Eliot Arts Magnet

Altadena Rotary Charities

Angelica Center for Arts and Music

Arcadia Music Club

Artes Vocales, Inc.

California School of the Arts - San Gabriel Valley Foundation

California State University Dominguez Hills Philanthropic Foundation

Candelas Music And Arts Foundation

Center Theatre Group

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

Clazzical Notes

Clifton Band Boosters (Monrovia)

CoachArt

Colburn School

California State Summer School for the Arts

Elemental Music

Families Forward Learning Center

Five Acres–The Boys & Girls Aid Society of Los Angeles County

Friends of SMHS VAPA–Titan Music

Glendale Youth Orchestra

Global Arts Corporation

Grand Vision Foundation

Helix Collective

Kadima Conservatory of Music

La Cañada–Flintridge Educational Foundation

LA Opera

LACHSA Foundation (LA County HS of the Arts Foundation)

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra

Los Angeles Children’s Chorus

Los Angeles Music and Art School

Los Angeles Philharmonic Association (YOLA)

Los Angeles Youth Symphony Orchestra

LTSC Community Development Corporation / Little Tokyo Service Center

Makoto Taiko

Monrovia Wildcats Band Booster Club

Monterey Hills Elementary School

MUSE/IQUE

MUSYCA Children’s Choir

National Children’s Chorus

Neighborhood Music School

Nevenka East European Folk Ensemble

Oakwood Brass - Outreach Project

Octavia E. Butler Magnet (Washington STEAM Magnet Academy)

Optimist Boys Home and Ranch / Optimist Youth Homes and Family Services

Pacific Crest Youth Arts Organization

Pacific Opera Project

Pasadena Conservatory of Music

Pasadena Master Chorale, Inc. / The Pasadena Chorale

Pasadena Senior Center

Pasadena Symphony Association

PRISM Choral Ensemble

Roger Wagner Choral Institute

Salastina

San Gabriel Valley Music Theatre

Santa Cecilia Orchestra

Saturday Night Bath Concert Fund

The Ebell of Los Angeles

The Harmony Project

The Marianne Frostig Center for Educational Therapy

The Music Center

The Pasadena Community Orchestra Foundation

The Vizionz Project

The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts

Theatre Americana of Altadena Inc.

Therapeutic Living Centers for the Blind

Verdugo Young Musicians Association

Villa Esperanza Services

VOX Femina Los Angeles

White Hall Arts Academy

Assistance League of Los Angeles

Young Musicians Foundation

Community Volunteer Organizations staffing at this year’s Pasadena

Showcase House of Design

ACTIVE

Susan Barilich

Cynthia Bengtson

Lela Bissner

Bee Campbell

Judy Rene Carter

Jenny Chiang

Garrett Collins

Susan Dachel

Kathryn E. Enright

Dotty Ewing

Helen Gipson

Lynne Graves

Cathy Hilton

Mary Jarrett

Stephanie Johnson

Ying Ying Lin

Christina Louie

Barbara Lyle

Ani Manjikian

Matt McIntyre

May Miao

Lani Moore

Bobbie Nansen

Analily Park

Debra Qurtman

Colleen Robertson

Bernadine Robinson

Lydia Rubin

Marsha Seyffert

Linda Shen

Vikki Sung

Irene Wan

BUSINESS

Susie Aguirre

Sandra Renae Collier-Carter

Karen Cooper-Mathews

Jennifer Crastz

Barbara Damerel

Shari Domenghini

Hilda Hacobian

Suzanne Hart

Ardie Hood

Charlotte Lacey

Michele Lembo

Lisa Loeffler

Gretchen McNally (Emeritus)

Britta Piotrowski

Eileen Reilly

Undine Schwarz

Merian Stewart

Christine Upton

PROVISIONAL

Dana Ostroff Abelson

Susie Aprahamian

Mary Lou Byrne

Sonia Chelsvig

Kathleen Douglass

Natalie Montoya Farrow

Maria Ferrer

Annie Garabedian

Shelley Harlow

Jessica Green Harrison

Michele Hemmings

Patricia Jasper

Jackie Jones

Karen Jones

Peggy Kelley

Wende Lee

Linda Li

Mary Lyon

Anne Muller

Gohar Ohanian

Susan Pickering

Alicia Schmitz

Colleen Schultz

THE MEMBERS OF PASADENA

Jan Suter

Susy Woo

ASSOCIATE

Marilyn J. Anderson (Emeritus)

Roseann Anderson

Elsa Balding

Dawn Bazler

Fran Benuska (Emeritus)

Kathy Berchild

Susan Bermingham

Fran Biles (Emeritus)

Toni Bird

Anne Blomstrom

Sue Boegh

Donna Brambila

Meredith Brucker

Linda Cantwell (Emeritus)

Susan Caron

Linda Chang

Alisa Chanpong-Amateau

Doris Christy (Emeritus)

Nancy Claff

Nancy Cole

Margaret Sheehy Collins

Mary Cologne

Marilyn Conzonire

Georgette Cooper

Roberta Cope

Kim Covey

Georgia Coye

Jean Crabtree

Louise Crawford

Suzette Cummings

Ginny Cushman (Emeritus)

Annelise Dachel

Karen Daroca

Diana deNoyelles

Nicole DeWeese-Quiroz

Erin Dundee

Rebecca Ebershoff

Patricia Ellison

Janette Emamian

Judith Epley

Mary Erickson

Kathleen Feely

Debbie Schweiner

Mary Ann Clayton

SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS

Carolyn Fox

Gerri Lee Frye

Mary Gillham

Donna Gotch (Emeritus)

Patricia Grant (Emeritus)

Brigett Guitron

Yolonda Hamilton

Roxanne Hampton

Coralia Handayan

Beth Hanson

Rose M. Harley

Cindy Hawkins

Jennifer Higginbotham

Serena Ho

Callie Hoffer

Kathryn Hofgaarden (Emeritus)

Sally Holt

Debbie Hourihan

Joy Ingoglia-Bonacci

Noel Jeffrey

Jennifer Walston Johnson (Emeritus)

Chini Johnson-Taylor

Mireya Asturias Jones (Emeritus)

Jean Keatley

Andrea Kelly

Cindy Kelly

Nancy Kennedy (Emeritus)

Patricia Kent

Barbara Kral

Marcia Kreditor

Gari Kupka

Rosanne Kusar

Lynn Laak

Alice Lacara

Barbara Lake

Holly Lake

Cynthia Legato

Charlene Liebau (Emeritus)

Marjorie Lindbeck

Michelle Liset

Barbara Little

Nancy Maclean

Susan Mahlmann

Diane Manchee

Mardi Mann

Mona Mapel (Emeritus)

Dana Marevich

Beverly C. Marksbury (Emeritus)

Kathy Martin

Linda Massey

Weta Mathies (Emeritus)

Barbara L. Maxwell (Emeritus)

Ruth T. Mayeda

Vicki McCluggage (Emeritus)

Susi McConaghy (Emeritus)

Jan McEachern

Joyce McGilvray

Cindy McNeish (Emeritus)

Lynn Mehl

Donna Melone

Delise Menik (Emeritus)

Rebecca Mikkelsen

Illona Neff

Muriel Newell

Michelle Nomura

Susan Olsen

Brenda Owen (Emeritus)

Sharon Pelton

Linda Polwrek

Salpy Pontrelli

Kay Quinn (Emeritus)

Pam Ragus

Sharon Ramage

Christine Reeder

Marybeth Rehman-Dittu

Shelly Reisch

Erika Riley

Deborah Rodin

Betty Rossiter (Emeritus)

Anne Rothenberg (Emeritus)

Elizabeth Samson

Barbara Sanchez

Rosemary Schroeder

Jane Scott (Emeritus)

Linda Seiter (Emeritus)

Susan Seitz

Ping Shih

Martha Siefert (Emeritus)

Rosemary Simmons (Emeritus)

Claire Slaught

Joannah Smith

Suzanne Sposato (Emeritus)

Susan Steele

Priscilla Stephens

Karen Stracka (Emeritus)

Holly Lou Streem

Louise Strnad (Emeritus)

Joy Sullivan (Emeritus)

Danielle Takata-Herring

Laney Techentin

Kerri Terrill

Geraldine Tevrizian

Judy Tsai

Anita L. Tsuji

Stephani Tyler

Charlotte Varner (Emeritus)

Joan Vienna

Barbara Voors

Barbara Washington

Katherine Watkins

Janet Webb

Patricia Weckerly

Judee Welch

Martha Wetzel

Jan Wiles

Janet Dahl Willcox

Linda Zimmer

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Diane Boysen

Marti Farley (Emeritus)

Sally Hazen

Jennifer Jones

Joe Milligan

Linda Stauffer

SPONSORS &

Major Resources

In heartfelt recognition of the generous suppliers and brands supporting the 58th Pasadena Showcase House of Design.

Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery

VIVALDI

Garrett Collins and Matt McIntyre

Vikki Sung and Frank Hu

MOZART

Cathy Hilton and Bill Whitbred

HANDEL

Danielle and Jeff Herring

Harvey and Ellen Knell Foundation

BACH

Anonymous

Fran and Dan Biles

Mary Lou Byrne and Gary W. Kearney

Dotty and Pete Ewing

Marti and John Farley

Lisa and Bradford Freer

GGE Foundation, Inc.

Stephanie Johnson

Virginia and Patrick McIntyre

Gretchen McNally and Rufus Rhoades

Undine Schwarz

Rary Simmons

Suzanne and Joe Sposato

Julie Wong Tam and Robert Tam

Phillip Thong

CHOPIN

Susan and Al Boegh

Kelley Brock and Doug Morseburg

Bee Campbell

Linda Chang

DAHL Architects, Inc., Steven P. Dahl, AIA

Corinne and Jerry Hawk

Kaitlin and Jonathan Hawk

Patricia Jasper

Lisa and Pete Loeffler

Maria and C. Richard Knowles

Sara and Matt Michelson

Marisol and Casey Mork

Illona Neff and Ted Silon

Leigh and Harry Olivar

Susan Olsen

Print Stop–Wende Lee, Owner

Debra and Chandler Qurtman

Dr and Mrs. Robert Reisch

Eileen and Edward Reilly

Erika and Ken Riley

Colleen and Dwight Robertson

Marsha Seyffert

Ping Shih

Holly Lou Streem

Elayne G. Techentin

Christine Upton and John Hoag

Irene Wan

BEETHOVEN

Susan Bermingham

Maria Ferrer Bushra

Nancy Collins

John and Ginny Cushman Fund

Erin Dundee

Serena Ho

Jim and Jean Keatley

Michele and Lou Lembo

Charlene and Jack Liebau

Ani Manjikian

Dana and Michael Marevich

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marshall

Spruced & Styled Home–

Jasmine Megrabyan, Owner

Dr. Lynn Mehl

Donna and Marty Melone

Mr. George Frederick Newell III and Muriel Joan Newell

Brenda Owen

Analily Park

Armen V. Sarkissian

Tammy and Todd Sandberg

Priscilla and Roger Stephens

Karen and Jim Stracka

Joy and Bernard Sullivan

Clarissa Thompson

TCHAIKOVSKY

Kathy and John Berchild

Catherine “Tink” Cheney and Barry Jones

Conzonire Family Trust

Mary Erickson

Natalie and Jeffrey Farrow

Jill Fosselman

Andrea Kelly and Fred Medina

Roseanne M. Kusar

Mary and Tom Lyon

Linda Massey

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ragus

Lydia and Dale Rubin

Deborah Lasham Schweiner

Sheryl Scott and Bill Smith

Tracey and Erik Stein

Valerie and Aaron Weiss

For more information on becoming a Patron, please visit our website at pasadenashowcase.org/become-a-patron

— Unknown

Gratitude is the music of the heart, when its chords are swept by the breeze of kindness

Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts is forever grateful to our Patrons who, with their annual support, help us keep the music playing!

A few of our generous patrons at the Empty House Party in January 2023.

2023 PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS

Board of Directors

President

First Vice President

Second Vice President–Benefit

Third Vice President–Finance

Fourth Vice President–Gifts & Grants

Membership

Secretary

Advisor / Parliamentarian

Vikki Sung

Eileen Reilly

Matt McIntyre

Undine Schwarz

Suzanne Hart

Dotty Ewing

Stephanie Johnson

Gretchen McNally

Hospitality

Christine Upton

Britta Piotrowski Instrumental Competition

Music Mobile™

Marsha Seyffert Youth Concert

Provisional

Helen Gipson

Colleen Robertson

Garrett Collins Publications

Public Relations / Marketing

Season Tickets

Treasurer

HONORARY MEMBERS

Archivist / Historian

Associate Representatives

Cathy Hilton

Michele Lembo

Jenny Chiang

Dana Marevich

Erin Dundee & Lynn Mehl

THE SHOPS AT

Showcase

Pasadena Showcase receives a percentage of all sales made during the Pasadena Showcase House of Design.

We fund musical theater, jazz bands, operas and orchestras, school marching bands and more. So as you buy gifts for friends, family or yourself, those dollars go towards support of our multiple music endeavors, a gift given throughout the community. Look at the myriad items and fashions available at The Shops at Showcase. As you buy, know that you are supporting the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts’ mission of sharing the joy of music. Thank you for your support!

Classy Bag Lady

Classic & trendy handbags

Lea Karp

Designer Sterling

Unique sterling & gemstone jewelry

Conchita O’Kane

Gourmet Blends

The best-flavored oil & vinegar anywhere!

Robert Cameron

Herban Body Care

Personal care accessories

Dana Sue Miller

Jacqueline B Clothing

Trendy & comfortable casual clothing

Jacqueline Beuzieron

Jean Waters Fine Accessorites

One-of-a-kind fashion items

Jean Waters

JP Designs

Handcrafted & fashion jewelry

Jeannette Perez

Karim Collection

Fine & unusual garments

Karim Lopez

Kiki Bean & Bedhead Pajamas

Charming pajamas for the whole family

Trisja Malisoff

Lavender Blue

French provincial linens, accessories & gifts

Catherine Giraud

Louise’s Hats

Straw and fabric hats and totes

Louise Turner

Paco Soler

Contemporary dresses, jackets, tops & skirts

Cindy Soler

Shakeel’s Creations

Beaded purses & jewelry

Shakeel Kachroo

Susie O’s Handsome bags & leather goods

Susie Overman

The Treasured Accessory

Fabulous jewelry that only looks expensive

Laurie Galen

Un Pueblo

Handmade pine baskets, pewter & textiles

Eric Young

Veronica’s Garden

Floral inspired home & garden décor

Randi Piedrahita

DeCamp Lune Sofa from McKinnon & Harris in Cestino. Pillows in Saraband and Kaia Stripe.

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS CELEBRATES ITS

75 Years of Sharing the Joy of Music

Since 1948 our all-volunteer organization has grown from 18 people to over 200 today!

The commitment, organization, teamwork, and camaraderie of Pasadena Showcase members of our homeowners, talented designers, caterers, and vendors make us successful, every year.

We are joyous about 75 years of supporting music, but more importantly, we celebrate the membership that brought us to where we are today. Our membership consists broadly of two groups, Active/Business members, the day-to-day hardworking group that brings the Pasadena Showcase House of Design to fruition and Associates, who have served us well over the years and continue to support Pasadena Showcase through patronage and service.

In 1948 we were the Pasadena Junior Philharmonic Committee, raising funds to support LA Phil concerts and we have continued that support, “sticking to our jobs,” for more than two-thirds of the current life of the LA Phil, now in its 104th season.

Our fundraising efforts have blossomed over the years from small parties, casino nights, and, with the advent of television sets, “TV Parties,” where members dressed as beloved TV actors. We raised $3,000 to 5,000 annually, and then set our sights higher.

In 1965, we more than doubled our fundraising to $11,000 by reaching out to the community and opening the first Pasadena Showcase House of Design. You, our community, responded enthusiastically and continue to do so today at the Stewart House, our 58th Showcase House.

To learn more, go to our Pasadena Showcase website: pasadenashowcase.org/about

We thank you for your support in your visit. And we are eternally grateful to our designers and members for continually taking on the hard work and intense responsibilities involved in creating all 58 of our Pasadena Showcase House of Design benefits.

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS

75 YEARS BY THE NUMBERS

Then & Now

As Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts celebrates its 75th anniversary, we look back on the history of one of the country’s oldest, largest, and most successful home and garden tours: the Pasadena Showcase House of Design. This annual and only fundraiser for the organization has been infusing design, music, and the arts into Pasadena and the surrounding communities since 1965. This is a time to reflect on our advancements during our history and show you how the Showcase House has grown.

MEMBERS

Then: 18 members were part of the Pasadena Junior Philharmonic Committee

Now: Approximately 240 members make up the dynamic team of volunteers for Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts (The organization changed its name to Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts in 2000.)

NUMBER OF DESIGNERS

Then: 15 Interior Designers took part in the Showcase House of Design. In 1965, members were planting the flowers around the Showcase House. The next year and for a few years thereafter, the owners of Bellefontaine Nursery did the landscaping.

Now: 30+ interior and exterior designers showcase cutting-edge trends in high-style living.

THE SHOPS AT SHOWCASE

Then: Art Sales were part of Showcase early on but expanded in 1995 and renamed Marketplace. In 2007, the collection of vendors was renamed The Shops at Showcase

Now: Approximately 20 vendors provide a stunning array of goods including jewelry, clothing, ceramics, home and garden décor and gourmet food items. The Shops at Showcase are now a beloved mainstay of the Pasadena Showcase House of Design

THE MONEY RAISED FROM SHOWCASE HOUSE

Then: The LA Phil and its youth concerts

Now: Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts supports five philanthropic initiatives: Music MobileTM, Instrumental Competition, Youth Concert, Gifts & Grants and the LA Phil. Since its founding, the organization has contributed over $25 million to music and arts programs, and our support continues. Already in 2023, funding to share the joy of music surpassed $1 million, lead by $900,000 awarded to local community organizations through the Gifts & Grants program.

RESTAURANT AT SHOWCASE

Then: There was no restaurant, though complimentary coffee and cookies were included in the ticket price and tea was served in the afternoons from 2-4pm.

Now: Visitors to the house will find several food and beverage options available to them. A full-service restaurant offers gourmet cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests can start or end their visit with a cozy cocktail in the lounge and for a lite bite alternative they can grab a quick snack from our Grab-and-Go options

SHOWCASE HOUSE LOCATIONS

In the last 58 years, the Pasadena Showcase House of Design has been held in several cities throughout the San Gabriel Valley:

NUMBER OF DAYS SHOWCASE IS OPEN

Then: 15 Days. Showcase House was open daily from March 21 – April 4, 1965

Now: 25 Days. Showcase House is open daily (excluding Mondays) from April 23 – May 21, 2023

TICKET PRICES

Then: $1.50, including complimentary coffee and cookies

Now: $40-$50 for timed-entry tickets.

NUMBER OF VISITORS TO SHOWCASE HOUSE

Then: 7,500

Now: Over 20,000

Benefit Chair

Assistant to the Benefit Chair

Benefit Secretary

Contracts

Designer Liaison

Empty House Party

Matt McIntyre

Ani Manjikian

Dana Abelson

Eileen Reilly

Lydia Rubin

Lynne Graves

Shelley Harlow

Hilda Hacobian

Wende Lee

Peggy Kelley

Britta Piotrowski

Cindy Bengtson

Premiere Night Auction

Program

Program Production

Lacey, Chair

Ewing, Chair

Lembo

Ann Muller

Eileen Reilly

Colleen Robertson

Exterior Team

Garden Docents

General Operations

Lisa Loeffler, Co-chair

Suzanne Hart, Co-chair

Debra Qurtman, Assistant

Shari Domenghini, Chair

Ani Manjikian, Co-chair

Matt McIntyre, Co-chair Graphics

Charlotte Lacey Hospitality

Piotrowski

Program Ad Sales.

Bissner

Bee Campbell

Karen Jones

Nancy Lucas

Analily Park

Jan Suter

Publications Cathy Hilton, Chair

Resource and Closing Party

Susan Pickering

Aguirre, Co-chair

Susan Barilich, Co-chair

Sandra Collier-Carter

Bernadine Robinson

Restaurant

Gipson, Chair

Ani Manjikian

House

Crastz, Chair Interior Team

Dana Marevich, Advisor

Elsa Balding

Suzette Cummings

Stephanie Johnson

Holly Lou Streem

Joy Sullivan

Danielle Takata-Herring Move

Stewart, Chair

Barbara Damerel

Christina Louie

Ani Manjikian

Piotrowski, Co-chair

Judy Tsai, Co-chair

Shops at Showcase

Ardie Hood, Treasurer

Damerel, Chair

Jennifer Crastz, Assistant

Hofgaarden Co-chair

Undine Schwarz, Co-chair

Jenny Chiang, Treasurer

Irene Wan, Assistant Treasurer

Parking and Transportation

Barbara Damerel, Co-chair

Debra Qurtman, Co-chair Patrons

Dotty Ewing, Chair

Natalie Montoya Farrow

Mary Jarrett

Special Events/Brunches/Parties

Special Events/Private Buy-outs

Staffing and CVOs

Lynne Graves

Michele Lembo, Chair

Karen Cooper-Mathews

Jan Suter

Moore, Chair

Bobbie Nansen

Cindy Bengtson

Susan Dachel

Performance and Entertainment

PR/Marketing

Marsha Seyffert

Garrett Collins, Chair

Stephanie Johnson

Michele Lembo

Ying Ying Lin

Analily Park

Christine Upton

Telephone/Computers

Tickets/General

Tickets/Comps/ Gift Certificates/Member Tickets

Tickets Marketing

TUP/Planning/Permits/ Community Development Liaison . . . .

Susan Bermingham

Cathy Hilton, Chair

Barbara Lyle, Staffing and Training

Jenny Chiang, Treasurer

Christina Louie

Garrett Collins

Vikki Sung, Chair

Judy Rene Carter, Assistant

Premiere Night

Lynne Graves, Chair

Hilda Hacobian

Beverly Marksbury, Premiere Night Advisor

A conductor is nothing without an orchestra. — Gustavo Dudamel

Stewart House

A

1933 grand colonial estate with spectacular acreage in a storied Pasadena neighborhood.

Designed by Marston & Maybury, one of Pasadena’s celebrated architectural partnerships, Stewart House takes us back to the days of gracious architecture and a quintessential Showcase House of Design with over 11,000 square feet of living space on two acres of exquisite grounds.

Featured in 1983 as the 19th Pasadena Showcase House of Design, we are revisiting this incredible property, stewarded by the same family for nearly 40 years, to reintroduce this majestic estate to a new generation.

A visit to this distinguished American Colonial opens with verdant lawns and an iconic portico. An elegant foyer with a Georgian staircase, then the stately living room and a bright sunroom overlooking the gardens highlight your entry. A gallery bar adjoins a paneled library and a formal dining room. Completing the main floor is a large butler’s pantry/morning room, an open kitchen and family room, and two guest bathrooms. The second floor comprises four bedrooms and three bathrooms, each with beautiful vistas of the grounds, and a primary suite with French doors that lead to a terrace.

This estate also features a large guest house with recreation/ media room, four-car garage, pool, changing rooms and pool cabana, and an enclosed tennis court. The grounds showcase themed gardens, including an Asian garden, vegetable garden, rose garden, and a café terrace, all highlighted by the vast collection of sculptures and statues.

Arthur Stewart and his wife Ruth Nicholson Stewart received the land, once an orange grove on Lucky Baldwin’s Rancho Santa Anita, as a wedding gift from W.L. Stewart, Arthur’s father and

president of Union Oil Company. Built at a cost of $13,000–a large amount during the Great Depression–they lived there with their two daughters. A quiet, country life included a stable and corral at the back of the property for the girls’ horse. Nearly a century later with detailed improvements, expansions, and magnificent landscape developments, it’s now hard to believe this estate was once the home for a quiet, country life.

Advisors

ASID, CID

Owner, Principal Designer

Jennifer Bevan Interiors

729 Mission Street, Suite 400 South Pasadena, CA 91030

626.799.9924

jennifer@jenniferbevan.com

Designer/Owner

GreenLink Landscaping

849 Foothill Boulevard, #1

La Cañada–Flintridge, CA 91011

818.468.1861

rrspear@aol.com

JENNIFER BEVAN MONTOYA

ROXANNE SPEAR

Interior Advisor

Exterior Advisor

Lydia Rubin

Ani Manjikian

Designer Liaison Assistant to the Benefit Chair

Interior Team

Pictured Top: Dana Marevich, Advisor

Pictured L-R: Danielle Takata-Herring; Suzette Cummings; Stephanie Johnson; Joy Sullivan; Elsa Balding (Honorary Member)

Not pictured: Holly Lou Streem

Exterior Team

Debra Qurtman, Assistant; Suzanne Hart, Co-chair; Lisa Loeffler, Co-chair

GREENLINK LANDSCAPING

Roxanne Spear

1134 N. Orange Avenue

Azusa, CA 91702

818.468.1861

rrspear@aol.com

Borrowing from the classic lines and symmetry of the front formal gardens, THE WELCOME GARDEN continues this classic theme with white Iceberg Roses and Boxwood globes.

Concrete urns spill over with Needlepoint Ivy, Jack Spratt Flax and variegated Dietes, introducing the house’s color palette inside the entry door. The graceful rhythm of textures and unexpected plant choices is a welcoming fanfare for the senses.

MARBÉ DESIGNS

Marbé Briceno

605 Geneva St., Suite 9

Glendale, CA 91206

Bus: 818.696.1047

Cell: 310.962.4413

marbe@marbedesigns.com

FOYER/STAIRCASE UPSTAIRS LANDING

Paying homage to the architects, the designer created a FOYER befitting the grandeur of the home. Elements such as textures, layers of different hues, custom items and unique pieces are meticulously curated, turning the space into a work of art.

Merging modern with traditional, the style is elegant with a whisper of Tropical and European roots. Details like Murano glass and gold and silver leaf add inherent glamour. A pearlescent texture guides visitors to the second floor. The Murano chandelier’s brightness glimmers, leading to the mural of nature that speaks of celestial plants, birds, and flowers. Ornamental tassels from sixteenth century France and Art Deco trimmings blend. The total scheme restores the soul of the property to its original majesty.

TOCCO FINALE

Dona Dockendorf

Brenda Jacquez

729 Mission St., Suite 400

South Pasadena, CA 91030

Bus: 626.577.8225

toccofinalecorp@yahoo.com

THE LIVING ROOM

THE LIVING ROOM evokes a feeling of modernized elegance. Alluring rich tones, beautiful patterns and charming accents flow throughout the area. Classic detailed woodwork frames the room with contemporary hues, as gold chic elements and luxurious furniture fill the space. Superb rock crystal lighting fixtures illuminate the room with warmth and delightful style.

R/TERIOR STUDIO

Rydhima Brar

26523 Mistletoe Ct.

Valencia, CA 91355

Bus: 302.252.1843

rydhima@rteriorstudio.com

THE GARDEN ROOM AND TERRACE

Envisioning an indoor/outdoor resort lounge, THE GARDEN ROOM AND TERRACE is designed to have a global appeal with furnishings and lighting spanning distinctive styles and eras. The room contains interesting elements from custom crafted contemporary pieces to avante garde, dramatic forms in exuberant colors, celebrating the love of art and culture. The use of color and patterns tell the story. The resulting design is an extremely sophisticated mélange of styles from art deco to European mid-century. Inspired by the masters as well as contemporary emerging artists and furniture makers, the multi-use space is both inspiring and incredibly welcoming.

BLUE BRICK DESIGN

Lara Hovanessian

2029 Verdugo Blvd., #300

Montrose, CA 91105

Bus: 818.621.4995

larahovan@gmail.com

THE LIBRARY BATH

THE LIBRARY BATH demonstrates a departure from minimalism and takes the viewer into a room with maximum design complete with details of beautiful textures and floor-to-ceiling color.

The floor design incorporates several tile patterns but is kept cohesive with one color scheme based in dark greens, blues and black. The wood paneling is finished in a deep shade of cyan, framing a graphic black and white wallpaper print that repeats on the panels in the room. The colored glass light fixtures, colorful tiles, wall patterns and colors combine to give the sense of being inside an exquisite jewelry box.

HALTER HOME

Kira Halter

157 N. Raymond Ave., #202

Pasadena, CA 91003

Bus: 626.616.2495

kira@halterhome.com

Entering THE LIBRARY, one is transported to the era of Emile Jacques Ruhlmann and Erte but with a modern twist. The 1930s Art Deco theme lends itself to keeping the space dark and moody while the additions of high style and gorgeous accents work together to create a stunning space.

The updated warm high gloss black wood, with gold and dark grey graphic wallpaper adorning the backs of the shelving, reflects a strong elegance. Zebra hide covered books and white statuary grace the shelves adding richness. Special furniture, designed by Kira Halter, complete the traditional luxury and inherent glamour of the space.

SUKEENA HOMES

Gwen Sukeena

146 West Bellevue Ave.

Pasadena, CA 91105

Bus: 213.460.0063

Cell: 949.439.0505

sukeenahomes@gmail.com

THE SPEAKEASY AND HALLWAY

The ambiance and feel of THE SPEAKEASY AND HALLWAY embellish the mood of a speakeasy, with a sultry design and eye-catching elements that are reminiscent of the 1930s. One of the most interesting aspects of the space is how modern fabrics, wallpaper and hand painted wall murals come together, creating the impression of a time that existed over 90 years ago.

Custom made pieces including hand blown pendants, a custom designed bar and wood shelving add to the distinctive exclusivity of the space. Vintage furniture updated with rich fabric make the room a detailed work of art.

KAREN BILLMAN DESIGNS

Billman Designs

1245 South Orange Grove Blvd., Suite #3

Pasadena, CA 91105

Bus: 310.691.6146

kmbillman@gmail.com

THE POWDER ROOM

We started to create a powder room of distinction by using dramatic wallpaper. The previous POWDER ROOM was heavily adorned with outdated vanity, faucet and lighting. Billman Designs wanted to bring this room into the 21st century. Our wallpaper by Scalamandre, is the traditional grass cloth paper with a touch of elegance with beading that is illuminated surrounded by our lighting choices. Our choice of paint color is tranquil for this small room which gives it a warm classic feel to this room. We added polished nickel accents to the faucet and lighting to showcase the traditional aesthetic design. We kept the original trim and baseboards and painted them in Classic White by Dunn-Edwards, while the outside of the wallpaper we used the Deepest Sea also by Dunn-Edwards Paints. With all these features and accents we now have a traditional classic elegant room.

RACHEL DUARTE DESIGN STUDIO

Rachel Duarte

1811 Calafia St.

Glendale, CA 91208

Bus: 626.437.2433

rachel@rachelduarteds.com

THE BUTLER’S PANTRY AND MORNING ROOM

Flowing seamlessly from the Dining Room, THE BUTLER’S PANTRY is painted a soft, complementing green. Inset wall panels with a pearl finished grass cloth add texture and balance.

The preserved but updated original cabinets, are decorated and embellished with a display of fine china, crystal, antiques and vintage and modern collections. The walnut wood countertop is also updated in a rich ebony finish.

The custom designed centered piece, the mobile Butler’s workstation, is capped with a Carrera Marble top on beautiful brass casters. The room is topped off with a lyrical profile of fluttering petals of metal reflecting the contemporary warm silver leaf finish of the two chandeliers.

RACHEL DUARTE DESIGN STUDIO

Rachel Duarte

1811 Calafia St.

Glendale, CA 91208

Bus: 626.437.2433

rachel@rachelduarteds.com

THE FORMAL DINING ROOM

THE FORMAL DINING ROOM guides the visitor through a visually elegant experience. The existing murals, custom painted for the homeowner, have been carefully revived, creating a sublime, dynamic backdrop for the striking furnishings. Rich green walls highlight the mood of these alluring panels.

A curated mix of custom, antique, traditional, and contemporary furniture dresses the space with pops of black and gold for a sophisticated edge. Clean lined draperies of shimmery silk frame the tall windows complementing the upholstery velvets and one-of-a-kind rug.

A crystal chandelier hovers over the custom table, dressed in layers of luxurious fine china, crystal, and florals ready for a dinner party!

COURTNEY THOMAS DESIGN

Courtney Thomas 849 Foothill Blvd., Suite 10

La Cañada–Flintridge, CA 91011

Bus: 818.925.5283

hello@courtneythomasdesign.com

THE PRIMARY SUITE AND BATH

This lavish PRIMARY SUITE was inspired by a honeymoon trip to a private game reserve at the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Its sumptuous style harmonizes heritage with new-traditional luxury living. Charactered pieces and curated accessories play off of crisp, clean-lined furnishings. Grooved lilac marble, fluted mahogany cabinets, French brass finishes and mischievous monkeys are just a few playful elements that punctuate the palette of mossy greens, pale taupes and African purples.

This innovative design honors the home’s colonial architecture and modernizes the functionality through versatile use of space. It bolsters the belief that bedrooms should be designed as an oasis. THE PRIMARY SUITE re-imagines such a place as whimsical, sophisticated, livable and oh so luxe.

THE PRIMARY SUITE AND BATH

MEREDITH GREEN DESIGNS

Meredith Green

3109 Goodview Trail

Los Angeles, CA 90068

Bus: 323.850.9800

Cell: 310.720.8383

meredith@meredithgreendesigns.com

With furnishings and accessories in an eclectic mix of global bohemian style and Art Deco, THE TERRACE is transformed into an island jazz retreat. Inspired by Fitzgerald’s description of Daisy Buchanan’s porch in The Great Gatsby, it re-imagines the “bright with the bought luxury of star-shine” combining Deco opulence with Caribbean Island flare. Fabrics showcase handblocked botanicals and Deco geometrics in a palette of warm grey, white, and island sage. Furnishings in wood and cane mix warm tones with accents in marble and gold. Island influenced lighting in gilded finishes floats above a tablescape and two lounge areas. Finally, a variety of tropical foliage and pampas grasses sprinkle the perimeter creating a verdant backdrop.

ROSEMARY HOME DESIGN

Christopher Grant Ward

3416 Rosemary Ave.

Glendale, CA 91208

Bus: 415.971.3460

hello@rosemaryhomedesign.com

THE ARTIST’S WUNDERKAMMER

Tahitian motifs adorn the ceiling, beckoning us into THE ARTIST’S WUNDERKAMMER, a ‘room of wonder’ honoring the creative passions of the original owner of this year’s Showcase House, Ruth Stewart, and her 1935 nautical voyages through Hawaii and Asia.

Imbued with wood panels and hand-painted wallpaper, the space teems with plants, vases, maps, art and musical instruments. Half-finished poems lay forgotten beneath the glow of a 1930s chandelier. At center, a custom-made artist’s work table echoes the vibrant shape of a dragonfly, a totem of free expression. Bespoke wood cabinets display our traveler’s eclectic collection of souvenirs and natural curiosities. All furniture has been handmade from African sustainable mahogany, built custom for this Showcase House in our restoration design workshop.

THE GUEST SUITE

2272 E Walnut Street Pasadena, CA 91107 Bus: 626.396.9620

TOCCO FINALE

Dona Dockendorf

Brenda Jacquez

729 Mission St., Suite 400 South Pasadena, CA 91030 Bus: 626.577.8225

toccofinalecorp@yahoo.com

99 Palmetto Drive Pasadena, CA 91105 Bus: 626.792.5547

THE GUEST SUITE is a blend of contemporary meeting traditional design, with captivating classic wallpaper as a backdrop for the modern furniture. Warm neutral tones and pops of color are featured throughout. Charming accents are gracefully displayed, as a beautiful beaded chandelier radiates soft light. The guest bathroom epitomizes absolute luxury. Beautiful milky white Dolomite in a herringbone pattern is surrounded by the same Dolomite in a larger scale tile. A spectacular water jet marble floor sets the stage for a sense of upscale sensuality creating a spa-like experience. The bathroom is finished with elegant brushed brass Crosswater London fixtures in a fine faceted design. This is the perfect retreat to make guests feel right at home.

ASHLEY MARIE DESIGN

Ashley Marie O’Connell

109 East Baseline Rd. San Dimas, CA 91773

626.327.8175

ashley@ashleymariedesign.com

THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN’S BEDROOM AND BATH

Designed to be a cozy retreat for children to relax, read and study, separate individual spaces create niches for personal design and creativity. An eyecatching custom headboard maximizes the design space and provides a unique visual interest.

The playful and youthful bath is light and bright with a console to optically enlarge the space while maintaining the traditional style. The shower tile work, reflecting the shades of green in the bedroom shows off a fun subway design, while the wallpaper adds texture and dimension. The floor tile is vibrant and completes the polished look.

LOUE INTERIORS

Louise Mueller

11206 Camarillo St. North Hollywood, CA 91602

323.606.3602

louise@loueinteriors.com

THE PARISIAN HOTEL SUITE

The inspiration for THE PARISIAN HOTEL SUITE bedroom comes from the luxury and refinement of a European hotel suite meeting California casual. As you step into the space the very soft color palette is easy on the eye releasing a feeling of comfort and relaxation. A one-of-a-kind custom bed and bedding were created just for the room and add a special touch. The use of lots of texture throughout the space mixes well with vintage elements such as the rugs, chairs and pottery joining the old with the new.

KMP INTERIORS

Kirsten Poole

2626 Tanoble Dr. Altadena, CA 91104

310.938.6654

kirsten@kmpinteriors.com

With its design oriented around a duo of islands, the work-play intent of this KITCHEN is immediately clear, serving up the amenities needed to cook a meal, entertain or help the kids with their homework. The design honors the rich history and architecture of the property balancing it with today’s modern needs.

Despite its grand scale, it’s the restrained luxury that slowly draws you closer; quartzite counters furnishing a polished nickel bridge faucet, custom cabinets in earthy tones, a full-service wine bar with a wine refrigerator, a ceiling-height natural stone backsplash and custom metal and glass shelving. Rift-sawn oak islands featuring matching polished nickel hardware and fixtures harken back to the days when this property worked as a rancho.

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SHARI TIPICH DECORATIVE DESIGN AND ARTISTRY

Shari Tipich

Bus: 310.251.7801

sharitipich@gmail.com

Looking at life in rosy hues…wander into a world of Parisian romance, a painted wood floor reminiscent of a Savonnerie carpet, and roses intertwining among French scrollwork. One can almost smell the intoxicating fragrance from a trompe l’oeil ceiling treillage of roses in cascades of pink and blush, a sensual expression of both decadence and innocence. As romantic chansons waft, lush drapery surrounds inviting, comfy furnishings in flowery, feminine fabrics; vignettes of vintage treasures, books, champagne and French sweets offer a tranquil haven. From a petite garden, Mademoiselle gathers her favorite heirloom roses, where, accompanied by singing birds, a bloom room awaits for cutting and arranging gorgeous bouquets!

KMP INTERIORS

Kirsten Poole

2626 Tanoble Dr. Altadena, CA 91104

310.938.6654

kirsten@kmpinteriors.com

If the kitchen is the home’s heart, THE FAMILY ROOM is its soul. This family room seamlessly connects the entertainer’s kitchen with the home’s outdoor living space–uniting understated luxury with the home’s working roots. Whether hosting game night or curling up with a book, it’s ready to serve.

Aiming for comfort, function and beauty, the design marries an earthy palette and soft layers. A large sectional sofa and pair of chairs encourage the indoor-outdoor lifestyle. The workhorse built-in media cabinet, painted in a rich tone with a stained oak top, holds toys and blankets and conceals audio/video equipment. Design elements such as the generous area rug and window treatments incorporate modern styling, striking a contemporary but still reverential look.

ORGANIZED GARAGE SOLUTIONS

Varand Zandoorian

2335 East Foothill Blvd. #3

Pasadena, CA 91107

Bus: 626.529.3888

Cell: 818-454-9080

varand@mylagarage.com

THE RECREATION STATION

The custom workshop was designed not just as a work area but also as an organized storage space. Track lighting sets off a wall of high-end custom-made melamine cabinets and the work area with maple wood countertops. A variety of storage ideas includes a large section of slat wall to hold an assortment of equipment, an adjustable bar system ideal for hanging bikes and scooters, heavy duty shelving and lighter duty adjustable shelving. A motorized Canoe/Kayak lifter, mounted on the ceiling, is operated by Bluetooth. The charcoal painted baseboard gives a transition between the walls and the durable but beautiful polyurea flooring. Roll-up window shades complete the room.

THE MODERN GUEST HAVEN

ASID PASADENA STUDENT DESIGN TEAM

Missa Kato, Michelle Halabaso

Kimberly Mendoza, Donald Wong

Miranda Snell, Katie Jenkins

Yuri Oishi

Advisor: Goli Karimi, Chapter President

Bus: 626.795.6898

administrator@capas.asid.org

This airy MODERN GUEST HAVEN is inspired by the beautiful natural light blanketing the space. The interior design complements the architectural features and the courtyard view, creating a warm, welcoming environment of contentment and relaxation.

Sheer drapery frames the French doors and windows to capture the light streaming in while highlighting the serene view. The walls emphasize the height of the room and draw the eyes upwards towards the skylight and ceiling beams, opening and enlarging the space while embodying an uplifting sense of possibility.

A relaxing color palette combined with rich, diverse textures are implemented throughout the design process, inviting guests to unwind, indulge and enjoy.

THE ART OF ROOM DESIGN

Cheryl Hardy

Maria Videla-Juniel

Alana Steele

1125 Foothill Blvd.

La Cañada–Flintridge, CA 91011

Bus: 818.790.9333

maria@theartofroomdesign.com

THE GARDEN RETREAT

Inspired by the property’s formal gardens and situated in the Guest House, THE GARDEN RETREAT uses a fresh traditional wallpaper with a motif echoing the surrounding gardens to set the tone for this contemporary hideaway.

A rattan daybed and sleek armchairs with patterned pillows, a stunning wood console for storage and tall wood planters sit on sisal area rugs. An airy woven pendant light and starburst mirror add visual interest. All are in a neutral, natural palette. Greenery and accessories collected from travels finish the space with character and warmth.

The bathroom features a stunning terrazzo and stone floor and modern black fixtures. An updated transitional vanity and rectangular shell mirror complete the space.

THE GARDEN RETREAT

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COASTAL HOMESTEAD

Chia-Ming Ro

Bus: 714.272.9784

hello@coastalhomestead.com

THE POTAGER: EDIBLE AND CUT FLOWER GARDEN

Inspired by the intricately manicured garden of the French Laundry restaurant and playing off of the mainstream trend that gardening has become, we have the first dedicated edible gardening in Pasadena Showcase House of Design history.

THE POTAGER is a live exhibit to engage all of the senses with a planned collection of international herbs and vegetables along with seasonal flowers. The practicality of food production and the beauty of fresh cut flowers flourishes throughout the duration of the Showcase season. Ornamental elements such as the custom trellis teteurs, selected specifically for the space, add a decorative point of interest.

THE MEDITATION GARDEN

Two majestic Fern Pines flank this peaceful sanctuary while bubbling sounds from a natural stone fountain beckon passersby to look closer. The designer’s vision for this existing garden began with basic organization. Sago Palms were transplanted and trimmed, Nandina removed, and overgrown Azaleas brought under control. New plants include Abutilon and Camellias for color, twisted Bonsai Junipers for interest, and Mondo Grass to accentuate a statue of Buddha. Pebbles, added along an old stone path, guide visitors to a bridge overlooking the stream. A granite seat offers a welcome spot to pause and reflect.

COMING UP ROSES!

There are few things as romantic as a beautiful rose, except, maybe LOTS of beautiful roses! The existing collection of hybrid Tea roses have been enhanced by installing striking metal trellises adorned with dreamy pink climbing roses. New topiary potted plants add depth, while an assortment of colorful companion plants and hand-blown glass globes bring the right touch of magic. From Spring to Fall a wide variety of flowers will grace this exceptional garden, bringing joy to all who visit. As you stroll through the garden be sure to, well, stop and smell the roses.

G&A

ARTISTIC LANDSCAPING AND GARDENING

Graciela Gonzalez

P.O.Box #734

Claremont, CA 91711-0734

Bus: 951.768.0349

ga.artistic.landscaping@gmail.com

ROOM & BOARD

Carter White

Amy Hy-Alarcon

42 South Delacey Ave.

Pasadena, CA 91105

Bus: 626.316.1501

Cell: 617.448.2908

cwhite@roomandboard.co

Inspired by the surrounding stunning gardens, the pool trellis and deck is a modern, comfortable outdoor space not only complementing the architecture and grounds of the home but making it a seamless extension of the interior design.

Through the use of well-conceived, high style elements the space becomes a pool oasis, a perfect outdoor experience inviting you to take a quick dip, share an al fresco meal or just unwind. The use of recycled high-density plastic, marine grade stainless steel, quick drying foam and durable yet luxurious fabrics creates the perfect low maintenance, stylish and ultra-relaxing pool area.

THE STUDIO FOR Stephanie Leese, Allied ASID

Noemi Sitbon

12772 Pacific Ave., #3

Los Angeles, CA 90066

Bus: 213.537.4788

Cell: 724.549.2359

stephanie@thestudiofor.com

POOL CABANA LOUNGE AND DRESSING ROOMS

Inspired by nature, the Pool, Cabana Lounge and Dressing Rooms embrace classic design and modern taste. In the lounge space, wainscoting and wallpaper are used all around, hiding a wet bar and two closets. Ceiling molding, wooden furniture and a mix of earth and warm coral tones complement the red brick surrounding the pool and encourage welcoming moments of rest.

Both DRESSING ROOMS showcase fully-tiled built-in vanities that pair with the natureinspired Arts and Crafts wallpapers. The wall mounted faucets and beautiful sinks combine modern flair and classic elements.

Wooden benches, slatted walls or linen closet, and linen Roman shades bring functionality and warmth to the spaces. The wallpapered shower and toilet space is completed with tiles of the same collection, giving a cohesive look.

Service Organizations

Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts extends our thanks to our good partners in the community who assist us with staffing the Showcase House of Design.

Affiliates at Large/Los Angeles Philharmonic Committee

Alhambra Educational Foundation

American Association of University Women Pasadena Branch

Arcadia Music Club

Burbank Arts & Education Foundation

College Women’s Club of Pasadena

Committee of Professional Women for the LA Philharmonic

Delta Kappa Gamma - Omicron Chapter

Docent Council of The Gamble House

Friends of the Pasadena Playhouse

Friends of the South Pasadena Library

Glendale Committee for the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Junior League of Pasadena

K9 Youth Alliance

La Cañada-Flintridge Tournament of Roses Association

Marshall Fundamental Secondary School

Monrovia High School Wildcat Band Booster Club

National Charity League of Glendale Sustainers

Pasadena Arts, Culture, History, and Sciences Toastmasters

Pasadena City College Foundation

Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce Foundation (Pasadena Jaycees)

Pasadena Meals on Wheels

Pasadena Village

Rose Bowl Aquatics Center

Rotary Club of Pasadena California

San Gabriel Valley Music Theatre

Shakespeare Club of Pasadena

Sierra Madre Rose Float Association

South Pasadena Beautiful

South Pasadena High School Music Boosters

South Pasadena Middle School Athletic Boosters

South Pasadena Middle School Music Boosters

South Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association

USC Trojan Affiliates

Verdugo Hills Chorus

Verdugo Young Musician’s Association (VYMA)

Woman’s Club of South Pasadena

PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS

Restaurant

Roe Japanese Fusion is an innovative playground for a classically-trained chef, and the on-site host restaurant at the Pasadena Showcase House of Design

At Roe Japanese Fusion, the food creatively combines the dynamic flavors of Japanese cooking with the familiarity of American steakhouses. While focused on sushi they also offer high quality steaks each with its own unique flare. Paired with food, they have a refined selection of whiskey, sake, and wines, which will be highlighted alongside a unique craft cocktail menu. Philip Ozaki, owner and executive chef.

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PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE OF DESIGN

Stewart Bistro Menu

Enjoy full-service dining starting at 11am

Stop at LUCKY’S CAFE for a grab and go meal, or linger in The Shops at Showcase at the relaxing SHOPS WINE AND CHEESE BAR.

WARM - Served with chips and a side salad

CHICKEN SALAD, BRIE, AND APPLE PANINI

Chicken salad mix, Brie Cheese, Sliced Apple

PULLED PORK AND FIG JAM SANDWICH

Shredded pork, arugula, fig and caramelized onion jam, potato bun

CHEF’S BURGER

Premium beef patty, swiss cheese, bacon, roasted poblano chilis, guacamole spread, lettuce mix, brioche bun

COLD - Served with chips and a side salad

CHIPOTLE CHICKEN AND BACON WRAP

Spinach tortilla wrap, grilled chicken, spinach, red onion, tomato, bacon pieces, chipotle ranch

GARDEN WRAP

Spinach tortilla wrap, spinach, hummus spread, red onion, bell peppers, cucumbers, tomato, Green Goddess dressing

GRILLED SALMON WRAP

Spinach tortilla wrap, grilled salmon salad, red onion, fried capers, olives, feta cheese, oregano dressing, spinach

SALADS (ADD CHICKEN OR ADD SALMON)

ROE FUSION SESAME SALAD

Napa mix, crispy wontons, toasted almonds, sesame plum dressing

COBB SALAD

Romaine/iceberg mix, boiled egg, bacon bits, tomato, feta Cheese crumbles, garbanzo beans

CAESAR SALAD

Romaine lettuce, homemade croutons, parmesan cheese, Caesar dressing

SOUP OF THE DAY

There will be 2 options available daily.

HOT SOUP

CREAMY TOMATO ROASTED CORN

MUSHROOM AND WILD RICE

COLD SOUP

CUCUMBER

TOMATILLO

LUCKY’S CAFÉ – GRAB AND GO HALF WRAP AND SMALL SALAD FULL CHICKEN WRAP

SALAD

ASSORTED CRUDITE WITH DIP CHEESE, SMOKED MEATS, CRACKERS

Friends SPECIAL

Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts acknowledges the people and companies below who have contributed in important ways towards our success with the 58th Pasadena Showcase House of Design. Thank you all.

A-CO Temporary Power, Inc.–Brian Burns, Cheryl Burns, Sierra

Burns, Stephanie Volpe, Conner Camphouse

Ai Technologies, LLC–Italo Devoto

Big Honkin’ Ideas

Bright Events–Stacey Chambers, Tyler Bidle, Janet Vasquez

The Building Biographer–Tim Gregory

California Home + Design

Carol Chua and Darrel Done

Chris Considine Photography

The County of Los Angeles

deMonica Photography–Monica Orozco

Exterior Painter–Misael Martinez

Families of Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts

FiberCare–Margaret Renzullo

Foothill Tile and Stone–Carmel Chow

Gallagher–Danielle Donohue

George’s Kitchen and Bath–Rick Brandley, Ben Brandley

Global Temp Services–Bodie Stroud, Ruben Zavala

Hahn & Hahn, LLP–Christianne Kerns

Harvey & Parmelee, LLP–Robert J. Houston

Haynes Building Service, LLC–Selene Rivas

Isabel Vargas

Jamie Pham Photography

JC’s Electrical Services

Jennifer Bevan Interiors

Jesus Valenzuela

Jim Edwards Construction

Jones Coffee Roasters–Chuck Jones and Miraya Jones

Kaprielian Flooring–Shahan Kaprielian and Shant Kaprielian

The Linen House LA–Shelly Striks

LA Phil–Chad Smith, Margie Kim, Renea Williams Niles, Julia Cole

Lynn Van Dam Cooper House Portraits

Manny Valenzuela Films

Misael Martinez Painting

Modern Lighting

Neighbors of the 2023 Pasadena Showcase House of Design

Norman’s Nursery–Peter Grace

Organiz it!–Ehsan Safavi

Pasadena Moving and Storage

Post Alarm

Powertrip

Premier Executive Solutions–Eddie Delgado

Riley, Akopians & MSA CPAS LLP–Alison Yamada

Santa Anita Park–Pete Siberell

Sparkletts–Moises Mora

Stoner Carlson, LLP–Scott Carlson

Studio del Mar–Heather Arias de Cordoba

Susan Pickering Photography

Tix Track

Tocco Finale–Dona Dockendorf, Brenda Jacquez

Town and Country Event Rentals–Scott Modre

Transit Systems Unlimited, Inc.–Maurice Vanegas

Tufenkian Fine Arts

Twin Flooring–Mario Herrera

Union Bank of California–Tamar Makarian

Ware Disposal Inc.–Martin Figueroa, Marcos Alvarado

The Source List

The following businesses have generously supplied their products or services to the designers for the 2023 Pasadena Showcase House of Design. We are most grateful for their support and participation.

2023 PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE OF DESIGN

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PASADENA SHOWCASE

HOUSE OF DESIGN PROGRAM

Program Chair

Dotty Ewing

Writers Michele Lembo

Eileen Reilly

. . Colleen Robertson

Jan Suter

Photo Credits for the Program

Music Mobile™, page 14

Youth Concert, page 16

Instrumental Competition, page 18

Photography

Architecture, Interior and Exterior Chris Considine

Chris Considine Photography

Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts Library

Jamie Pham Photography

PCV Photographic Services, Peter Christiansen Valli

Portraiture

Ad Sales

. Monica Orozco

DeMonica Photography

Cindy Bengtson

Lela Bissner

Michele Hemmings

Ani Manjikian

Nancy Lucas

Gohar Ohanian

Jan Suter

Production .

. . Heather Arias de Cordoba

Studio del Mar

Anne Muller

Wende Lee

Printer

Jeff Levy

California Media Group

Let’s Make Music Together, page 20

DeMonica Photography, Monica Orozco Gifts & Grants, page 22

Top row, left to right

J-town Taiko Club

Music Center, Jose Sanchez

Nevenka East European Folk Ensemble

Middle row, left to right

LA Opera, Connects Staff

Assistance League of LA

Music Center Spotlight, John McCoy

Bottom row, left to right

Center Theatre Group, Matthew Murphy of MurphyMade

Academy of Music for the Blind

Pasadena Membership, pages 26 and 27 Jamie Pham Photography

Patrons, page 33

Pasadena Now, Paul Takizawa

THE WELCOME GARDEN

GreenLink Landscaping

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

DECORATIVE PAINTING: Arpy Dabbaghian, L’Artist Fine Decorative Painting

FURNITURE: Terra Outdoor Living

LANDSCAPING INSTALLATION: Rodriguez Handyman and Landscaping

PLANTS: A&R Nursery; Magic Growers; Norman’s Nursery

THE FOYER, STAIRCASE, AND UPSTAIRS LANDING

Marbé Designs, Inc.

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Maru’s Creations; Marbé Designs; Haptor Barrett

ART: Markowicz Fine Art Gallery: Carole A. Feuerman (sculpture first floor, top of credenza); Tom Lieber (art piece on stairs landing); Idan Zareski (sculpture second floor); Sutherland Furniture Tom Corbin (standing sculpture)

DECORATIVE PAINTING: Eclá Décoration Carmen True - treated walls art (wall art on east and north wall stairs, pearl texture by hand)

FABRIC & TRIM: Quintus - Chase Erwin Textiles; Maria Flora Fabric; Rubelli; The Sign Textiles; Houlès Paris (trim)

FURNITURE: Marbé Designs (first floor credenza, second floor bench)

HARDWARE: Zoroufy (stairs brass rods, finials)

LIGHTING: Quintus - Studio Bel Vetro (chandelier, sconces) ADG lighting (entrance ceiling lighting);

RUGS: Aga John Rugs (stair runners, area rugs); Elux Rugs (backstairs runners)

STONE: Stoneville (quartz piece for custom credenza)

WALL COVERINGS: Kohro Inspiring Interiors; Maya Romanof

THE LIVING ROOM

Tocco Finale

Paint: Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation

Accessories: Tocco Finale and Hollis Pasadena

Art: Tocco Finale

Art Framing: Shiah Framing

Art Installation: Tocco Finale

Fabric and Trim: Thibaut Design

Furniture: Tocco Finale and Hollis Pasadena

Light Fixtures: Tocco Finale

Painting Contractor: Alex Monroy

Rugs: Pashgian Brothers

Stone: Tocco Finale

Stone Fabrication: Tocco Finale

Upholstery: Tocco Finale

Wall Coverings: Thibaut Design

Wall Covering Installation: Arthur Turner

Window Treatment Fabrication: Tocco Finale

Window Treatment Installation: Tocco Finale

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MEMBER OF THE PASADENA SHOWCASE HOUSE FOR THE ARTS SINCE

THE GARDEN ROOM AND TERRACE

R/terior Studio

PAINTS: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Accent Decor; Aroma Tech; Coco Republic; Dome Deco; Pillow Punk; Una Malan

APPLIANCES: Zephyr

ART & ART INSTALLATION: The Art Wolfe Gallery; Fresh Paint Fine Art

DELIVERY SERVICES: H2O Logistics

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Eden Development

ELECTRICAL SWITCHES & OUTLETS: Forbes and Lomax

FABRIC & TRIM: Quintus (The Sign Textiles; Mariaflora Textiles); Kravet; CW Stockwell

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: R/terior Studio

FURNITURE: Bones Studio; Coco Republic; Jason Mizrahi; Rowe Furniture; R/terior Studio Custom Furniture; Tidelli Outdoor Furniture; Universal Furniture

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Eden Development

LIGHT FIXTURES: Studio M Lighting

METALWORK: Modern Metal (vent covers)

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Eden Development

PLANTS: Dome Deco; Tidelli Outdoor Furniture

RUGS: The Rug Company (indoor); Tidelli Outdoor Furniture

UPHOLSTERY: CW Stockwell; Kravet; Pillow Punk (custom pillows); Quintus (The Sign Textiles; Mariaflora Textiles); R/terior Studio Custom Furniture

WALL COVERINGS: Porter Teleo

WALL COVERING INSTALLATION: Hanging on the East Side

WINDOW HARDWARE: Baldwin Hardware

OTHER: Custom Woodworking (outdoor concept bar and indoor dining table) - Bones Studio

THE LIBRARY BATH Blue Brick Design

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

CONTRACTOR: Infinite Designs, Inc.

FABRIC: Emma Haynes fabric provided by Walnut Wallpaper

LIGHT FIXTURES: Arteriors provided by Mission Kitchen and Bath (sconces); Visual Comfort by Mission Kitchen and Bath (ceiling fixture)

MIRRORS: Arteriors provided by Mission Kitchen and Bath

PAINT CONTRACTOR: RG Remodeling

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Brizo Litz supplied by Mission West Kitchen (faucet); Mission Forest Bath (Kohler toilet); Stone Forest supplied by Mission West Kitchen and Bath (sink)

TILE: KJP tiles supplied by Mission Tile West (custom decorative tile); Walker Zanger tile supplied by Mission Tile West (black field tile)

TILE INSTALLATION: Apadana Construction

WALL COVERINGS: Cascade Wallpaper provided by Walnut Wallpaper

WALL COVERINGS INSTALLATION: Arthur Turner

THE LIBRARY

Halter Home

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Cordrey Collection; Gold Bug; On Madison; De-Cor; Halter Home

ART: Gold Bug; Halter Home

ART INSTALLATION: Halter Home

CABINET HARDWARE: Restoration Hardware

CARPET: Deco Rug Imports

DECORATIVE PAINTING: David Grant

DELIVERY SERVICES: Jose Flores

DRAPERY FABRIC: F. Schumacher

ELECTRICAL: Oscar Palazuelos, Inc.

FLOOR REFINISHING: Halter Home

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Halter Home

FURNITURE: Halter Home; Century Furniture; De-Cor

LIGHT FIXTURES: Modern Lighting

WINDOW HARDWARE: Kravet

WOOD REFINISHING: D Christjan Fine Cabinetry/Phil Vonk

THE SPEAKEASY AND HALLWAY

Sukeena Homes

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

APPLIANCES: Snyder Diamond

CABINETRY: Pasadena Architectural Salvage (doors)

FABRIC & TRIM: Thibaut

FABRICATION: Ultra Marble and Granite

FURNITURE: Sukeena Homes

FURNITURE REFINISHING: Sukeena Homes

GENERAL CONTRACTOR & DEMOLITION: Chris Williams Construction

LIGHT FIXTURES: Sukeena Homes

MAIN LIGHT PENDANTS: Evan Chambeers Objects

MURALIST: Arpy Dabbaghian L’Artist

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Chris Williams Construction

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Georges Plumbing; California Faucets; Link a Sink; Palmer Industries Sink Legs

SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS: Cosentino

SPECIAL ACCESSORIES: Bougie Bazaar

STONE FABRICATION: Chris Williams Construction

WALL COVERINGS: Thibaut

WALL COVERINGS INSTALLATION: Hanging on the East Side

THE POWDER ROOM

Billman Designs

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

CONSTRUCTION, ELECTRICAL &

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Fusion Builders, Inc.

LIGHT FIXTURES: Pasadena Lighting/Elk Lighting (light in water closet); General Plating (wall sconces)

MIRROR: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting

PLUMBING: Fusion Builders, Inc.

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting (faucet, toilet, towel bar); Sheryl Wagner International (vanity)

WALL COVERINGS: La Canada Furniture and Design; Scalamandre

WALL COVERINGS INSTALLATION: Jamison Traw

BUTLER’S PANTRY AND MORNING ROOM

Rachel Duarte Design Studio, LLC

PAINTS: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Designer’s own vintage collection; Global Views; Uttermost

AUDIO: Foothill Integrated Systems, Inc.

DELIVERY SERVICES: 3 Talents Delivery Services; Elegant Deliveries

FINE CHINA, CRYSTAL, & SILVER: Designer’s own vintage collection; Theoni Collection for Richard Ginori

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Paradise Florist of Los Angeles

FURNITURE: KM Cabinets (mobile workstation); Uttermost (bar cart)

GLASS: Reliable Glass (inside cabinet glass shelves)

HARDWARE: Emtek Hardware

LIGHT FIXTURES: Modern Lighting for Currey and Company

LIGHTING: Modern Lighting (inside cabinet)

PAINT CONTRACTOR: Prestige Lion Painting, Inc.

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Ferguson’s for Franke; Ferguson for Kohler

WALL COVERINGS: Texture Wallcoverings

WALL COVERING INSTALLATION: JC Wallpaper Hanging

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RESOURCES

THE FORMAL DINING ROOM

Rachel Duarte Design Studio, LLC

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Wild Wood, Uttermost, Designer’s Own Vintage Collection

AUDIO: Foothill Integrated Systems, Inc.

DINNERWARE AND FINE CHINA: Theoni Collection for Richard Ginori

DELIVERY SERVICE: 3 Talents Delivery Services, Elegant Deliveries

FABRICS: Stout for Marcus Williams

FINE ARTIST: Murals Panels Restoration, Linda Sarkissian LS Decorative Art

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Paradise Florist of Los Angeles

FURNITURE: Custom Designed by designer and produced by Lara’s Custom LLC (dining table); Custom Designed and produced by PH Furniture Collection (dining chairs); Pin Dynasty Furniture (armoire); The Portico Collection (host chairs); Wildwood Furniture (pedestal, sideboard)

LAMPS LIGHTING: Wildwood Furniture

LIGHT FIXTURES: Modern Lighting for Visual Comfort

MIRROR: Currey and Company

RUG: Norbert’s Rug Gallery

TABLE LINENS: Designers Custom Collection by M. Adonia

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: Golden Carpets & Drapes

THE PRIMARY SUITE & BATH

Courtney Thomas Design

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Currey & Company; Global Views; Haptor Barrett; Regina Andrews and CTD

ART: Tufenkian Fine Arts

AUDIO VISUAL: SAMSUNG TV

BUILDING MATERIALS: All Borders Construction

CABINETRY: Custom Wood & Millwork, Inc.

CABINET FINISH: Custom Wood & Millwork, Inc; Designs of Distinction by Brownwood Inc.

CABINET HARDWARE: Etsy; Turnstile

CONSTRUCTION: All Borders Construction

DEMOLITION: All Borders Construction

ELECTRICAL: All Borders Construction

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: All Borders Construction

FABRIC AND TRIM: Kravet; Scalamandre; Schumacher; Wesley Hall

FLOORING INSTALLATION: All Borders Construction

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Heather Timmons Florals

FURNITURE: Kravet; Noir; Woodbridge

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: All Borders Construction

GLASS: Green’s Shower Door and Mirror, Inc.

LIGHT FIXTURES: Arteriors; Hudson Valley

LINENS: The Linen House

MATTRESS: Saatva

MIRRORS: Regina Andrews

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Karol Sanca

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR: All Borders Construction

PLUMBING FIXTURES

& SUPPLIES: Hydrosystems Bathtub Newport Brass; Icera; Mission West Kitchen and Bath

RUGS: Jubin Antique and Decorative Rugs

SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS: Mission West Kitchen and Bath

STONE: GEM International, Inc.

STONE INSTALLATION: All Borders Construction

TILE: Mission Tile West: Artistic Tile

TILE INSTALLATION: All Borders Construction

UPHOLSTERY: George’s Upholstery

WALL COVERINGS: Cowtan & Tout; Kravet; WALL COVERINGS

INSTALLATION: Robert Zakas

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: Phyllis Robichaud

THE TERRACE

Meredith Green Designs, LLC.

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Chairish; Chelsea House; Etsy; Neo Vintage Décor; Rose Bowl Flea Market; Sunbeam Vintage; Rose Bowl Flea Market

ART: Pacific & Rose

CABINETRY & FINISH: Omar Benitez Corp.

CABINET HARDWARE: LuxHoldups

DELIVERY SERVICES: AW Pack & Ship Corp; Designer’s Choice Delivery & Installation Inc.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Omar Benitez Corp.

FABRIC & TRIM: Designers Guild/Osborne & Little Heather Chadduck Textiles; Raoul Textiles; Thibaut

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Meredith Green Designs, LLC.

FURNITURE: Circa Who (rattan chairs); Industry West (sofas); MJ Design Group and Meredith Green Designs (coffee tables); Newel, LLC (center table); Palecek (side table); Twist Modern (chairs)

FURNITURE REFINISHING: Omar Benitez Corp.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Omar Benitez Corp.

LIGHT FIXTURES: Capital Lighting/Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery Varaluz/Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery;

THE ARTIST’S WUNDERKAMMER

Rosemary Home Design

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Memento Mori Los Angeles

ART: The Art Wolf Gallery

ART FRAMING: Rosemary Home Design

BUILDING MATERIALS: Swaner Hardwoods; Cherokee Wood Products

CABINETRY: Rosemary Home Design

DELIVERY SERVICES: Meathead Movers Demolition

FABRIC & TRIM: Vern Yip

FURNITURE: Kaiyo

GLASS: R.D. Gibbs & Co.

LIGHT FIXTURES: Classic Illumination (Etsy); Modefinity (Etsy)

LINENS: Peacock Alley

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: VC Extreme Handyman Services

ROCKS: The Stone Femme (rocks, fossils, artifacts)

RUGS: Pashgian Brothers, Inc.

STAIN: Rubio Monocoat

THE GUEST SUITE

Tocco Finale

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Jennifer Bevan Interiors; Tocco Finale

ART: Jennifer Bevan Interiors; Tocco Finale

ART INSTALLATION: Tocco Finale

CLOSET: Organiz It!

DEMOLITION CONTRACTOR: CA Green Design

FABRIC & TRIM: Thibaut

FURNITURE: Hollis Pasadena; Jennifer Bevan Interiors; Tocco Finale

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Jim Edwards Construction

LIGHT FIXTURES: Tocco Finale

LINENS: The Linen House, Los Angeles, Thibaut

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Misael Martinez

RUGS: Pashgian Brothers

UPHOLSTERY: Tocco Finale

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Omar Benitez Corp.

PLANTS: The Original Los Angeles Flower Market; Rose Bowl Flea Market

POTTERY: Bergs Pottery; La Jolie Muse

RUGS: Surya

STAIN CONTRACTOR: M J Design Group; Omar Benitez Corp.

UPHOLSTERY: Gamino Upholstery & Decor

OTHER: Lightwave Laser (custom screens for furniture)

UPHOLSTERY: George’s Upholstery of La Canada

WALL COVERINGS: Porter-Teleo

WALL COVERINGS

INSTALLATION: JAPA Wallpaper

OTHER: Vent Covers Unlimited (antique ceiling vent)

OTHER: More Than Moldings (decorative ceiling details)

OTHER: Herban Body Care (scented products)

WALL COVERINGS: Thibaut

WALL COVERINGS INSTALLATION: Hanging on the East Side

WINDOW TREATMENT FABRICATION: RC Drapery

WINDOW TREATMENT INSTALLATION: Tocco Finale

THE GUEST SUITE (CONT'D)

Foothill Tile & Stone Co. | George's Kitchen & Bath

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

BUILDING MATERIALS: Jim Edwards Construction

CABINET INSTALLATION: Jim Edwards Construction

CONSTRUCTION: Jim Edwards Construction

DEMOLITION: CA Green Design, Jim Edwards Construction

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Jim Edwards Construction

FABRIC & TRIM: Thibaut

FLOORING: Foothill Tile and Stone

FLOORING INSTALLATION: Enrique Estrada & Son

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Jim Edwards Construction

LIGHT FIXTURES: Modern Lighting

LINENS: Peacock Alley

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Misael Martinez

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR: Hassle Free Plumbing

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: George’s Kitchen & Bath

STONE BENCH & COUNTERTOP: Elements Room

STONE FABRICATION: Madrid Construction

STONE INSTALLATION: Madrid Construction

TILE: Foothill Tile & Stone

TILE INSTALLATION: Enrique Estrada & Son

WALL COVERINGS: Thibaut

WALL COVERING INSTALLATION: Hanging On The East Side

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION: RC Drapery

WINDOW TREATMENT

INSTALLATION: RC Drapery

THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN’S BEDROOM AND BATH

Ashley Marie Design

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Ashley Marie Design

ART & FRAMING: Left Bank Art

CABINETRY: Ferguson

CABINET HARDWARE: Top Knobs

DELIVERY SERVICES: Quick Movers

ELECTRICAL: Marco Emmert - Custom Pro Tile and Stone

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Marco Emmert - Custom Pro Tile and Stone

FABRIC & TRIM: Maxwell; Green House Fabrics; Golden Carpets; PH Furniture Collection

FLOORING: Mission Tile West

FLOORING INSTALLATION: Marco Emmert - Custom Pro Tile and Stone

FURNITURE: 4 Hands; Ashley Marie Design; PH Furniture Collection

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Marco Emmert - Custom Pro Tile and Stone

LIGHT FIXTURES: Modern Lighting

LINENS: The Linen House Los Angeles; Custom Comfort Mattress

MIRRORS: Fergsuon

THE PARISIAN HOTEL SUITE

Loue Interiors

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Loue Interiors

ART / ART FRAMING: Loue Interiors (abstract large art, vintage mirror)

DELIVERY SERVICES: Alcantara Delivery

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: MCS Electric

FABRIC AND TRIM: Jasper Showroom (window treatment); Kravet (upholstered bed fabric); Loue Interiors (sheepskin pillows); Mimi London (patterned bed pillow fabric); Samuel & Son (pillow trim);

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Loue Interiors

FURNITURE: Mi Deco/Loue Interiors (bed); Custom Comfort Mattress (queen adjustable bed system, queen calistoga mattress, queen estate 3” topper); Brownstone (nightstands); Bludot (desk); Loue Interiors (vintage chairs, side tables, ottoman)

LIGHT FIXTURES: Matt Afford Studio (bed sconces); Loue Interiors (custom lampshade sconces); Visual Comfort (ceiling light, desk lamp)

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Polo Garcia

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Ferguson

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR: SEC Plumbing

RUGS: Loloi

TILE: Mission Tile West

TILE INSTALLATION: Custom Pro Tile and Stone

UPHOLSTERY: PH Furniture Collection

WALL COVERINGS: Innovations Wallcoverings

WALL COVERINGS INSTALLATION: AJ Wall Depot

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: Golden Carpets

LINENS: Loue Interiors (bed cover, pillows on chairs, patterned pillows on bed, sheepskin pillows on bed)

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Faustino Moreno

POTTERY: Loue Interiors

RUGS: Loue Interiors (vintage rugs)

UPHOLSTERY: Mi Deco

WALL COVERINGS: Kravets (ceiling wallpaper)

WALL COVERING INSTALLATION: Mark Specht

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: Creative Draperies of California

THE KITCHEN KMP Interiors

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Salutations Home, KMP Interiors

APPLIANCES: MD Appliances, Thermador

APPLIANCE INSTALLATION: Jetco Installation

CABINETRY: CA Woodworking

CABINET HARDWARE: Rejuvenation

CONSTRUCTION: Madrid Construction

DEMOLITION: Heritage Disposal

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Mendieta Light and Electric

FABRIC AND TRIMS: Stout

FLOORING REFINISHING: Vinski Flooring

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Southern Roots

FURNITURE: KMP Interiors

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Madrid Construction

GLASS: Glendora Glass

LIGHT FIXTURES: Pasadena Lighting

LINENS: Salutations Home

METALWORK: San Gabriel Ornamental Iron

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Spencer Painting

LA VIE EN ROSE

Shari Tipich Decorative Design and Artistry

PAINTS: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Designer’s own collection

ART INSTALLATION: Carlos Hernandez & Victor Oliveros

BUILDING MATERIALS: Home Depot; Moldings Unlimited

DECORATIVE PAINTING: Shari Tipich

FABRIC & TRIM: Osborne & Little/Designer’s Guild via CozyStylishChic (rose throw); Vintage Scalamandre via Grady Cooley Interiors (chairs) Doves and Dahlias (rose pillow); Kathryn Ireland (chaise); L.A. Fred’s Fabrics (trim)

FABRIC PROTECTION: FiberCare

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Shari Tipich

THE FAMILY ROOM

KMP Interiors

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Cisco Home, KMP Interiors

ART: KMP Interiors

AUDIO VISUAL INSTALLATION: Madrid Construction

CABINETRY: CCA Woodworking

CABINET HARDWARE: Rejuvenation

CONCRETE: Hurtado Concrete

CONSTRUCTION: Madrid Construction

DOORS: Mancino Door & Window

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Mendieta Light and Electric

FABRIC AND TRIM: Stout

FLOORING INSTALLATION

& REFINISHING: Vinski Flooring

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Southern Roots

FURNITURE: Cisco Home

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Madrid Construction

LIGHT FIXTURES: Pasadena Lighting

LINENS: Salutations Home

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Spencer Painting

PLASTER: Buck Jones

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR: JohnSon’s Plumbing

PLUMBING FIXTURES

AND SUPPLIES: Georges Kitchen and Bath

STONE COUNTERTOPS: Elements Room

STONE INSTALLATION: Custom Tile by Rich

TILE: Saxum Tile

TILE INSTALLATION: Custom Tile by Rich

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: Superior Window Coverings, Inc.

FURNITURE: Designer’s own collection

LIGHT FIXTURES: Designer’s own collection

PLANTS: Javier’s Nursery; Pavilions Pasadena (roses)

UPHOLSTERY: Maria’s Custom Drapery

PLANTS: Southern Roots

PLASTER: Buck Jones

RUGS: The Rug Company

UPHOLSTERY: Cisco Home

WALLCOVERINGS: Scalamandre

WALLCOVERINGS

INSTALLATION: Wayne Averitt

WINDOWS: Mancino Door & Window

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: Superior Window Coverings, Inc.

THE RECREATION STATION

Organized Garage Solutions

ACCESSORIES: Gorgeous Garage

CABINETRY: Gorgeous Garage

SHELVING: Gorgeous Garage

SLATWALL: Gorgeous Garage

MOTORIZED CANOE RACK: Smarter Home

WINDOW COVERINGS: Smarter Home

THE MODERN GUEST HAVEN

ASID Pasadena

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: Atacama Home; Cozy.Stylish.Chic; De'cor; Hollis Pasadena; Room and Board; Salutations Home; West Elm

ART & ART INSTALLATION: Source Art

DELIVERY SERVICES: Quick Movers

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Express Electric

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS: Sponsored by Susan Sawasy

FURNITURE: Bed/Diva Group; CarbonShack; Hollis Pasadena; Cardon Shack

LIGHT FIXTURES: Hollis Pasadena; West Elm

LINENS: Salutations Homes

MIRRORS: Hollis Pasadena

THE GARDEN RETREAT

The Art of Room Design

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

ACCESSORIES: De-Cor; The Art of Room Design

ART / ART FRAMING: Fresh Paint Art Advisors

ART INSTALLATION: Jim Edwards Construction

BUILDING MATERIALS: Jim Edwards Construction

CABINETRY: Kohler Co. through Ferguson Showrooms

CABINET INSTALLATION: Jim Edwards Construction

CABINET HARDWARE: Kohler Co.

CONSTRUCTION: Jim Edwards Construction

DELIVERY SERVICES: 3 Talents at Delivery Associates; L.A.V. Moving and Delivery-Leonel Maldonado

DEMOLITION: Jim Edwards Construction

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Jim Edwards Construction

FABRIC & TRIM: Thibaut

FLOORING: Foothill Tile and Stone

FLOORING INSTALLATION: Enrique Estrada & Son

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS & STYLING: The Art of Room Design; Meredith Green Design

FURNITURE: The Art of Room Design; De-Cor; Pin Dynasty

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Jim Edwards Construction

LIGHT FIXTURES: The Art of Room Design; De-Cor; Kohler Co. through Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery

LINENS: Peacock Alley

MATTRESS: Custom Comfort Mattress

MIRRORS: The Art of Room Design

THE BACK STAIRCASE

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Misael Martinez

ARTWORK: Tufenkian Fine Art Galleryl

PILLOWS: Room & Board

PLANTERS: De'cor

PLANTS: G and A Artistic Landscaping

RUGS: Monarch Carpets

WINDOW HARDWARE: The Shade Store

WINDOW TREATMENT

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION: The Shade Store

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Fresh Coat Painters of Monrovia - Jennifer Burgh

PLANTS: The Art of Room Design; Lincoln Nursing

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR: Hassle Free Plumbing

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Kohler Co.

RUGS: Fibreworks - Karin Klein

SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS: Kohler Co. - Angel Carillo

SOLID SURFACE INSTALLATION: Angel Carrillo

TILE: Foothill Tile & Stone

TILE INSTALLATION: Enrique Estrada & Son

TUB REGLAZING: Pacific Reglazing

WALL COVERINGS: Thibaut

WALL COVERING INSTALLATION: Marie’s Wallcovering

WINDOW TREATMENT FABRICATION: Richard Williams Interior Services

WINDOW TREATMENT HARDWARE: Orion Ornamental Iron, Inc.

WINDOW TREATMENT INSTALLATION: Ed Ellis

OTHER: Patricia Gottlieb - PR

FLOORING INSTALLATION: Kaprielian Flooring

WINDOW COVERING: KMP Interiors

THE POTAGER: EDIBLE AND CUT FLOWER GARDEN

Coastal Homestead

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paints

FERTILIZERS: Dr. Earth

MUSHROOM COMPOST: Long Beach Mushrooms

SOIL: Aqua-Flo

SOIL, PLANTS, STRAW, SUPPORTS: Coastal Homestead

THE MEDITATION GARDEN

All About Gardens Landscape Maintenance

WATER FEATURE REPAIR & MAINTENANCE: Gabriel Munoz

EVERYTHING’S COMING UP ROSES!

G & A Artistic Design Landscape

IRRIGATION: Ewing Irrigation & Landscape Supply

PLANTS: Armstrong’s Garden Centers (seasonal color); Wolfinbarger; Chino (ground cover) Herba Nursery (perennials)

ALL DECKED OUT!

Room and Board

FURNITURE: Room & Board

POOL CABANA LOUNGE & DRESSING ROOMS

The Studio For, LLC

PAINT: Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation

ACCESSORIES: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery (shelf brackets) California Faucets provided by George’s Kitchen & Bath Showroom Pasadena (bath accessories)

BUILDING MATERIALS: D Ross Construction / The Studio For

CABINETRY: Morales Cabinets (bar cabinet, changing room benches, linen cabinet, wall details)

CABINET FINISH: Morales Cabinets

CONSTRUCTION: D Ross Construction

DEMOLITION: Juan Minjares, D Ross Construction & Visionary Builders, Inc.

ELECTRICAL & ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR: Ameri-Cal Electric Inc

FABRIC & TRIM: F&S Fabrics

FLOORING: Tile - Walker Zanger

FLOORING INSTALLATION: Juan Minjares / Visionary Builders In

FURNITURE: Joybird Furniture

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: D Ross Construction

GLASS: Shower glass - Tico Tech, Inc

LIGHT FIXTURES: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery

LINENS: Peacock Alley

MIRRORS: Robern provided by George’s Kitchen & Bath Showroom Pasadena

PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Juan Minjares

PLANTERS: Room & Board

PLUMBING CONTRACTOR: D Ross Construction

PLUMBING FIXTURES & SUPPLIES: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery (bar sink); California Faucets provided by George’s Kitchen & Bath Showroom Pasadena (faucets, drains, shower fixtures); Icera (toilets); Kohler (bathroom sinks)

TILE: Walker Zanger

TILE INSTALLATION: Juan Minjares / Visionary Builders, Inc.

WALL COVERINGS: York wallcoverings

WALL COVERING INSTALLATION: Antony Piva

WINDOW TREATMENT FABRICATION: Windows Shading Solutions

OTHER: Moulding Work - Juan Minjares

Sareen Bezdikian, Esq. Founding Partner