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e are pleased to present the elegant Cravens Estate, which is the headquarters of the San Gabriel
Pomona Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross. It is an honor to be in collaboration with this esteemed organization. Designed by architect, Lewis Parson Hobart, the Cravens Estate was inspired by the baroque Chateau Vauxle-Vicomte in France, which was also the inspiration for Versailles. It has a wealth of striking features. As you tour the house, notice the many original architectural details such as the mansard roof, the curving staircase with its graceful wrought iron railing, the opulent skylight overhead, the exquisite mouldings, and the espagnolette window hardware. The spectacular renovations bring it back to its glory days while adding the amenities, technology, and conveniences that enhance modern living. We invite you to leisurely wander the lovely gardens or to take an informative docent led tour. An essential element of the Showcase experience is visiting the The Shops at Showcase. They have an incredible selection of unique merchandise at a variety of prices. Set amongst the beautiful grounds, the Restaurant at Showcase is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy a selection of delicious items created by the renowned Wolfgang Puck Catering. We are deeply grateful to the extraordinarily talented interior designers, landscape designers, and the many resources who have worked tirelessly to bring this enormous project to fruition. They have worked miracles! Also, we are indebted for the many contributions of our Special Friends, Patrons, and Community Volunteers. We wish to express our admiration and gratitude to the members of Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts. Their dedication, creativity, and professionalism are legendary in this community, but to have witnessed it intimately this year is inspiring. Thank you for your patronage and for supporting our vision for the arts. Your attendance has made it possible for PSHA to contribute over $17 million in support of music and the arts leaving a lasting legacy through out our community. Enjoy your visit and welcome to the 2010 Pasadena Showcase House of Design!
Beverly C. Marksbury Benefit Chairman
Welcome
Delise Menik President This page is sponsored by Beverly C. Marksbury.
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Showcase Entry Hours
To Order Tickets
Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday: 9:00 am–3:45 pm
www.pasadenashowcase.org or call Admit One Products 714.442.3872
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 9:00 am–7:45 pm
To Exchange Tickets
Ticket times are scheduled on the quarter hour.
Questions
Showcase is closed on Mondays.
Call Admit One Products 714.442.3872
www.pasadenashowcase.org 626.578.8500 for Recorded Information
Ticket Prices Prime Time $35 online or by phone $40 at the Showcase House Weekdays, 9:00 am–1:45 pm Weekends, 9:00 am–3:45 pm Weekday Matinee: $30 online or by phone $35 at the Showcase House Tuesday, 2:00 pm–3:45 pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 2:00 pm–7:45 pm Service fees are charged for tickets purchased online or by phone.
Parking Complimentary parking and shuttle service at the Pasadena Rose Bowl—Lot I, 360 N. Arroyo Boulevard, Pasadena 91103 Please note that on April 18, April 24, and May 15 parking and the shuttle will be at Parsons Corporation, 100 West Walnut Street, Pasadena, 91103 Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts is a California 501(c)3 corporation.
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Mrs. Cravens’ Sitting Room ........................53 Henry Johnstone & Co.
Terrace Garden.............................................68 Pacific Outdoor Living
Mrs. Cravens’ Sun Room .............................54 Karina Oldemans Interior Design
Outdoor Kitchen and Garden .....................69 Yorkshire Kitchens, Inc.
Master Bedroom ..........................................55 Julie Kays Design, Inc.
Dining Room ...............................................70 MKandcompany Interior Design and Decoration
PSHA Membership ......................................22 Patrons..........................................................25 Special Friends .............................................27 Benefit Committee.......................................33 The Estate and Its History...........................40 Interior and Exterior Advisors ....................42 Grand Entrance............................................43 Pacific Outdoor Living Portico ..........................................................44 Padua-D.K. Designs Grand Gallery...............................................45 Padua-D.K. Designs Morning Room ............................................46 Linda Allen Designs, Inc. Morning Garden ..........................................47 Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. Solarium .......................................................48 Parker West Interiors Drawing Room.............................................49 Saxony Design Build Grand Staircase and Upstairs Landing .......50 Amy DeVault Interior Design Mrs. Cravens’ Dressing Room and Bathroom ..............................................51 Roberta Martin Interiors, LLC Sitting Room Hallway..................................52 Setting the Stage Interior Design, LLC
Mr. Cravens’ Dressing Room.......................56 Jennifer Bevan Interiors
Library and Bathroom.................................71 Lawrence J. Rizkowsky Design
Gentleman’s Bathroom................................57 DChristjan Design, Fine Cabinetry & Manufacturing
Powder Room...............................................72 Michael Berman Limited
Guest Sitting Room......................................58 John Cole Interior Design, Inc.
Formal Terrace .............................................73 Canterbury Landscaping, Inc.
Guest Bedroom and Bathroom...................59 Lechman-Testa & Associates
Strolling Garden...........................................74 FormLA Landscaping, Inc.
Lady’s Office and Bathroom........................60 Jeneration Interiors
The Dining Pavilion.....................................75 Billy Butchkavitz Designs
Linen and Sewing Rooms............................61 Ammie Kim Interior Design
The Restaurant at Showcase........................77 The Shops at Showcase................................79
Grand Passage ..............................................62 Tocco Finale Retreat and Balcony .....................................63 Tocco Finale
Resource Directory ......................................94 List of Resources ..........................................95 Directory of Advertisers ............................108
Mud Room ...................................................64 Tocco Finale Breakfast Room............................................65 David Reaume Construction and Design Family / Media Room..................................66 Designs of the Interior Eco Kitchen ..................................................67 Cynthia Bennett and Associates, Inc.
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Your Attendance Supports the Arts
A
n all-volunteer organization, Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts (PSHA) is a 501(c)3 California corporation
whose members donate their time and talents to produce the annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design. The proceeds from the Pasadena Showcase House of Design have provided funding for the music programs and the gifts and grants described on the following pages. Your attendance and support has enabled PSHA to make cumulative donations of over $17 million in support of the arts and provide opportunities for over 350,000 young people to discover, enjoy, and study classical music. It has also funded hundreds of programs for other non-profit organizations. These include music education, the purchase of instruments and uniforms for school bands, music therapy for at-risk children or seniors, and the sponsorship of concerts, choral programs, and musical theater among many others. Additionally, PSHA has supported and partnered with the Los Angeles Philharmonic for over sixty years. Since 1948, PSHA has enriched the lives of countless members of the community. With your support, PSHA hopes to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.
Pasadena Master Chorale
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LA Opera
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Music Mobile™ Pasadena Showcase House Music Mobile
™
Designed and implemented by the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts (PSHA), the Music Mobile™ has received numerous local and national awards for originality and educational excellence. Proceeds from the Pasadena Showcase House of Design have funded this highly effective music education program since its inception in 1971. The distinctive Music Mobile™ van filled with orchestral instruments visits third grade classrooms through out the San Gabriel Valley. To further expand its community outreach, in 2005 PSHA contracted with the Pasadena Conservatory of Music to present the Music Mobile™ Program. PSHA members assist Conservatory instructors as the third graders are introduced to the sounds of the orchestra, the individual instruments, and have the opportunity to touch and play brass, woodwind, percussion, and string instruments. Beyond the introductory information the students receive, the program serves to stimulate curiosity about music and encourages further exploration and appreciation. As an elementary school principal I know first hand how critically important this type of opportunity is for students. Music is one of those choices that will forever change a person, academically, emotionally, and personally. Each year as I watch the impact the Music Mobile™ has, I am filled with gratitude. Unfortunately, at many schools, this is the only music instruction students will receive due to budget restrictions. But generation after generation recalls the Music Mobile™ with fondness and remembers the basics they learned there.
The cymbals bring a smile to this third grade student.
PSHA member, Shelly Reisch, assisting at Music Mobile.™
Julianne Reynoso PSHA Music Mobile™ Chairman
Third grade students experimenting with the brass instruments. This page is sponsored by Dahl Architects, Inc.
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Youth Concert Pasadena Showcase House Youth Concert
On October 15th, 2009, Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts (PSHA), in partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, hosted nearly 4,100 fourth grade students and their teachers from 47 schools throughout the San Gabriel Valley at the 2009 Pasadena Showcase House Youth Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Most of the children had been introduced to the concept of an orchestra and its instruments through the Pasadena Showcase House Music Mobile™ while they were in third grade; however, for many of them, this was their first exposure to classical music as played by a world class orchestra such as the Los Angeles Philharmonic! Holding the attention of students and adults alike, the orchestra, conducted by David Afkham, presented an original production featuring the music of Saint-Saëns’ “The Carnival of the Animals” for the 56th annual Pasadena Showcase House Youth Concert. While husband and wife pianists Joanne Pearce Martin and Gavin Martin performed selections representative of various animals such as a lion, a tortoise, and a swan, actress Marlene Martinez encouraged the children to roar, listen for “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” and make cuckoo noises, much to their delight. (And, when that many children roar at once in Disney Hall, it is something to hear!) So, once again, PSHA’s Youth Concert proved to be rewarding and successful for all concerned. Eileen Reilly, PSHA Youth Concert Chairman The Pasadena Showcase House Youth Concert was generously underwritten and sponsored by The Green Foundation in collaboration with PSHA.
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Fourth grade students arriving at Walt Disney Concert Hall for the 2009 Youth Concert.
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Instrumental Competition Pasadena Showcase House Instrumental Competition
Instrumental Competition Awards and Prizes
The Pasadena Showcase House Instrumental Competition has awarded nearly $400,000 in
$6,000
Exceptional Talent and
prize money since it began in 1985. String, woodwind and brass players ranging from ages 16 to
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Grand Prize for
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1st Prize—Strings
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1st Prize—Woodwinds
$4,000
1st Prize—Brass
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2nd Prize—Strings
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2nd Prize—Woodwinds
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2nd Prize—Brass
$1,500
Jack Smith Memorial
and other orchestras. The prize monies for the Instrumental Competition are provided from the proceeds of PSHA’s annual benefit event, The Pasadena Showcase House of Design. “The level of mastery which was on display at these auditions was truly amazing,” said Donald Green, Principal Trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic who served as the Head Judge in 2008. “The depth of musical ability and understanding surpassed anything one would normally expect to hear from such young players.” While every Grand Prize recipient is unique, many have flourishing careers. Trombonist, Achilles Liarmakopoulos, who received the Grand Prize in 2003, was invited to give a solo performance at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Flautist Abel Delgado, who won in 2000, performed twice with the Los Angeles Philharmonic as a soloist and currently holds the position of Assistant Conductor for the Young Musicians Foundation Orchestra. 1999’s Grand Prize winner, violist
Award for Most
Richard O’Neill, was the featured soloist for the 2000 Pasadena Showcase House Youth Concert
Promising Talent
and is today a member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. One of our Grand
$1,000
Barbara Ehrlich
Prize Winners has even made a return visit to the Instrumental Competition. But, this time, he
Memorial Award
came as a judge. Cellist Jonathan Karoly who, after winning the competition in 1996, became the
(Outstanding Showcase
youngest member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic at age 22.
Regional Award)
This year the Pasadena Showcase House Instrumental Competition has been on hiatus for reorganization purposes. Dates for the next competition will be announced on our website
$500
Honorable Mention
www.pasadenashowcase.org. Marti Farley, PSHA Instrumental Competition Chairman
Previous winners of the Instrumental Competition. This page is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Kerry McCluggage.
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Gifts & Grants Pasadena Showcase House Gifts and Grants $554,000 Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts is pleased to present the Gifts and Grants recipients for 2010. Due to the success of the 2009 Pasadena Showcase House of Design, $554,000 in gifts and grants is being awarded to schools, orchestras, and choral groups, among many other non-profit organizations. These recipients provide a myriad of programs, including music education, music therapy, the underwriting of concerts, musical theater, opera and choral productions. Phyllis Wilburn, Gifts and Grants Chairman List of Recipients A Place Called Home Music Education Program Blair IB Magnet School, Pasadena “Ovations” Spring Musical Braille Institute Johnny Mercer Children’s Choir Bret Harte Elementary School, Burbank K–1 Music Instruction Childrens Hospital Community Performance Series Classical KUSC Radio LA Phil On-Air Broadcast series The Colburn School Concert Series The Coleman Chamber Music Association Concert Series
Shumei Arts Council
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C.O.O.L.—Thomas Edison Elementary School Booster Club, Burbank Orchestral Music Instruction Crowell Public Library, San Marino Literacy Through Music Field Elementary School, Pasadena “Putting Jazz to Work” Five Acres Music Therapy Program Friends of Music, Pasadena Presbyterian Church “Music at Noon” Glendale Youth Orchestra Concerts at Alex Theatre Harmony Project Summer Music Festival Huntington Middle School, San Marino Winter Choral Concert
Intimate Opera Company In School Productions John Burroughs High School, Burbank Chamber Music Ensembles John Muir High School, Pasadena Spring Musical La Canada Educational Foundation “Recorder Karate” La Canada High School Choral Parents Men’s Ensemble Uniforms Los Angeles Children’s Chorus Need-based Tuition Scholarships Los Angeles High School for the Arts Strings Chamber Music Instruction Los Angeles County Museum of Art Associates ‘Sundays Live’ Concerts Los Angeles Opera Company Opera Education Pathways
Saturday Conservatory of Music
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Association School Partners Program
Renaissance Arts Academy Summer String Orchestra
Sponsorship of eight concerts at the Hollywood Bowl during the 2010 season
Saturday Conservatory of Music Percussion Replacement
Concert Tickets for 500 school children and their families to attend Opening Night 2010 at the Hollywood Bowl
Scholarship Audition Performance Preparatory Academy Music Workshops for Youth
Sponsorship of two concerts at Walt Disney Concert Hall during the 2010/2011 Season
Shumei Arts Council Concert Series for PUSD
American Association of University Women—Montebello/ Monterey Park
Monte Vista Elementary School, La Crescenta K–3 Music Instruction
Theatre 360 Summer Musical Performances
American Association of University Women—Pasadena
MUSIC Foundation K–5 Music Instruction
Verdugo Young Musicians Association Youth Orchestra
Pasadena Conservatory of Music Outreach Music Program in the PUSD
Washington Middle School, Pasadena Spring Musical
Pasadena High School Instrumental Music Club Performing Arts Program Pasadena Master Chorale Concert Pasadena Opera Guild Youth Education Program Pasadena Senior Center Concerts in the Park Series Pasadena Symphony Association TEMPO! Educational Program
Organizations interested in applying for a Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts grant may request information or an application beginning in July 2010 by E-mailing a request to: grants@pasadenashowcase.org or writing to: Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts P.O. Box 80262 San Marino, CA 91118
Community Volunteers for Staffing American Association of University Women—Alhambra / San Gabriel
Cañada Auxiliary of Professionals, Assistance League of Flintridge College Women’s Club of Pasadena Committee of Professional Women (COPW) Delta Kappa Gamma Society—Omicron Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Foothill Philharmonic Committee Friends of the Pasadena Playhouse Long Beach Auxiliary for the L.A. Philharmonic Los Angeles Philharmonic Affiliates at Large MZ Chapter of P.E.O. San Marino Area Auxiliary of Five Acres Shakespeare League The Glendale Committee for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Trojan Affiliates Verdugo Hills Chorus (Sweet Adelines)
Braille Institute—Johnny Mercer Children’s Choir This page is sponsored by Greg and Jennifer Johnson.
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Members
Board of Directors 2009–2010
Board of Directors Executive Committee President Delise Menik First Vice President Marti Farley Second Vice President—Benefit Beverly Marksbury Third Vice President—Finance Cindy Steffen Fourth Vice President—Gifts & Grants Phyllis Wilburn Membership Chairman Donna Gotch Secretary Cheri Graham Advisor / Parliamentarian Joy Sullivan Standing Committee Treasurer Susie Caron Hospitality Chairman Liz Giordano PSHA Instrumental Competition Chairman Marti Farley PSHA Music Mobile™ Chairman Julianne Reynoso PSHA Youth Concert Chairman Eileen Reilly Provisional Chairman Kathryn Hofgaarden Public Relations Chairman Jenine Baines Publications Chairman Danielle Takata Season Tickets Chairman Lisa Loeffler Archivist / Historian Gipsy Bergstrom Associate Representatives Mona Mapel & Suzanne Sposato Intermediate Representatives Kathy Feely & Jan McEachern Investment Fund Chairman Karen Stracka Telephone Chairman Cheri Graham
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Active Marilyn J. Anderson Susie Caron Mary Ann Spieth Clayton Barbara Damerel Diana deNoyelles Erin Dundee Marti Farley Jill Fosselman Liz Giordano Helen Gipson Donna Gotch Cheri Graham Brigett Guitron Callie Hoffer Kathryn Hofgaarden Linda S. Jenkins Cynthia Legato Lisa Lipman Lisa Loeffler Hunter MacEachern Nancy Maclean Dana Marevich Beverly C. Marksbury Lynn Mehl Delise Menik Maureen Mitchell Andrell Panconi Cathy Raacke Pam Ragus Eileen Reilly Julianne Reynoso Cindy Steffen Kait Sullivan Jan Tompkins Stephani Tyler Joan Vienna Barbara Washington Katherine Watkins Marja Wiersema Phyllis Wilburn Kathleen Wilson Business Jenine Baines Nicole DeWeese Janette Emamian Suzanne Hart Daina Petronis Shelly Reisch Undine Schwarz Bree Scott Danielle Takata Marie Tom Melinda Widuch Snyder Linda Zimmer Intermediate Barbara Baptie Kristin Bennett Gipsy Bergstrom Donna Brambila Doris Christy Nancy Claff Kim Covey Georgia Coye Tenaya Custer Bernadette DeMesme-Anders Kathleen Feely
Jacqueline Ficht Marilynn Francis Mary Gillham Cindy Hawkins Linda Healy Jennifer Higginbotham Susan Jackson Jennifer Johnson Jean Keatley Marcia Kreditor Gari Kupka Vicki Liske Jan McEachern Monica Miller Walsh Donna Prinzhorn Sharon Ramage Michaeline Ré Gervel Sampson Elizabeth Samson Debra Scott Joan Scott Joyce Sprafka Karen Stracka Barbara Voors Nancy Ward Janet Webb Judee Welch Martha Wetzel Julie Withers Associate Shere Adair Cathy Alexander Marilyn Allen Roseann Anderson Barbara Arnold Sue Barry Lisa Battaglia Dawn Bazler Elsie Behrends Kathy Berchild Joan Bergman Toni Bird Jeannie Blackburn Jacqueline Blank Anne Blomstrom Sue Boegh Mary Lou Boone Meredith Brucker Martha Brumfield Pat Burns Sallie Cameron Teri Caughron Linda Chang Alisa Chanpong Barbara Clark Janice Clifford Mary Anne Cogbill Nancy Cole Margaret Sheehy Collins Mary Cologne Julie Condon Marilyn Conzonire Mimi Coombs Georgette Cooper Roberta Cope Carlye Cordner Holly Cornet Jean Crabtree
Louise Crawford Wendy Crowley Jeanine Cushman Annabelle Dahl Josephine Davis Ginger Detoy Ann Dryden Rebecca Ebershoff Joanne Eccleston Patricia Ellison Mary Erickson Ann Farrar Kathryn Fauble Julee Floyd Carolyn Fox Karol Franks Gerri Lee Frye Nancy Frykman B.J. Gaddy Candida Genzmer Marilyn Gerich Barbara Giampaolo Mary Haltom Roxanne Hampton Norma Hanlin Rose Harley Ellen Haserot Robin Hatheway Michele Hipolito Sally Holt Ardella Horsfall Debbie Hourihan Betty Hutchison Lucia Ibosh Joy Ingoglia-Bonacci Noel Jeffrey Priscilla Jenkins Jane Jett Joan Kaplanis Cindy Kelly Margarethe Bertelson Knoblock Jennith Knox Ruth Kokka Barbara Kral Rosanne Kusar Lynn Laak Amelia Lamb Mary Lamb Janice Lambert Carol Platt Liebau Aquinas Fruge Lightfoote Carole Lincoln Marjorie Lindbeck Michelle Liset Barbara Little Pauli Logan Dianne Magee Susan Mahlmann Diane Manchee Mardi Mann Linda Massey Ruth Mayeda Vicki McCluggage Sylvia McColl Joyce McGilvray Gretchen McNally Donna Melone Suzanne Miller
RoseMary Mitchell Tina Mitchell Bernadette Murray Jean Nash Illona Neff Muriel Newell Beverly Nocas Susan Norberg Jane Odom Katherine Okie Susan Olsen Carol O’Toole Jean Ownbey Sharon Pelton Maureen Polich Janice Raney Susan Ratliff Sylvia Re Lorrine Recabaren Christine Reeder Erika Riley Marilyn Roberts Deborah Rodin Anne Rothenberg Patricia Ryan Barbara Sanchez Cherie Saxton Rosemary Schroeder Collette Schweitzer Anne Scott Jane Scott Susan Seitz Barbara Simpson Claire Slaught Joannah Smith Mary Ann L. Smith Peg Stephens Elayne Techentin Geraldine Tevrizian Carol Thompson Anita L. Tsuji Faye Van Doren Charlotte Varner Lorna Wallen Anna Marie Warren Patricia Weckerly Polly Wheaton Barbara White-Thomson Suzanne Wilcox Janet Dahl Willcox Laura Wisner Billie K. Youngblood-Knolle Nancy Yung Laurie Zeh Cheryl Zimmer Emeritus Fran Benuska Fran Biles Linda Cantwell Ginny Cushman Judy Frank Patricia Grant Mireya Jones Nancy Kennedy Charlene Liebau Mona Mapel Weta Mathies
Barbara Maxwell Susi McConaghy Cindy McNeish Brenda Owen Kay Quinn Betty Rossiter Linda Seiter Martha Siefert Rosemary Simmons Suzanne Sposato Louise Strnad Joy Sullivan Leave of Absence Susanne Abbott Non-Resident Peggy Brown Judith Epley Jeanne Garcia Margaret Haber Holly Hubbell Leslie Lathrop Susan Steele Gail Swain Provisional Susie Aguirre Michelle Antzas Dolores Chai Chun-Yen Chen Dede Chiang Jenny Chiang Karen Daroca Roslyn DeForest Rena Delgado Shari Domenghini Coralia Handayan Diane Hedrick Karen Himes Serena Ho Marianne Houston Chini Johnson-Taylor Barbara Lake Linda Larsen Michele Lembo Carol Matsui Beverly Muench Gail Poulson Marybeth Rehman-Dittu Elvira Teller Kerri Terrill Christine Upton Cathy Yang In Memoriam Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts awarded Richard Curtis the status of Honorary Member in recognition of his many contributions to the organization. Sadly, Mr. Curtis passed away in 2009. His many friends at Showcase will remember him fondly for thirty years of support, hard work, insight, and entertainment.
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Members of the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts
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2010 Patrons We wish to acknowledge our gratitude to our Patrons whose support is invaluable. Vivaldi The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Beverly C. Marksbury Mozart Liz and Mike Giordano Handel Jim and Anne Rothenberg Katherine and Robert Watkins Bach Dahl Architects, Inc. Greg and Jennifer Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kerry McCluggage Donna and Marty Melone Chopin Fran and Dan Biles Sue and Al Boegh Mary Lou Boone Ramona Bryant and G. Creer Linda and Hollis Chang Jan Clifford Peggy and Mark Collins Diana deNoyelles and Edward H. Bailey Kathy and Pat Feely John and Jill Fosselman Joan and Howden Fraser Donna Gotch and John Kochian Louis W. and Cheri L. Graham Terry and Lesley Green Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Hanlin Joan and John Hotchkis Jim and Jean Keatley Harvey and Ellen Knell Richard and Marie Knowles John and Jennith Knox Gerda Ann Koontz Mona and Frank Mapel Delise and Tom Menik Toni and Richard Moss Sharon and Ken Pelton Erika and Ken Riley Debbie Rodin Terry and Marley Sanderson Linda and John Seiter Rary Simmons Karen and Jim Stracka
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We are a dynamic group of volunteers who accomplish the unimaginable with our annual transformations of lovely estates into glamorous Pasadena Showcase Houses of Design. We create inspiring music opportunities for children, make lasting friendships and support the arts. Since 1985 the Instrumental Competition has awarded $400,000 in prize money.
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Benefit Committee Benefit Chairman Beverly Marksbury Assistant to the Benefit Chairman Jean Keatley Assistant to the Benefit Committee Joan Vienna Benefit Assistants General Operations Shelly Reisch & Karen Stracka Infrastructure Marilynn Francis Move In / Move Out Joy Sullivan Neighbors Mona Mapel Parking / Transportation Jill Fosselman Permits Gipsy Bergstrom Security Cathy Raacke Telephones Jill Fosselman Benefit Secretary Eileen Reilly
Assistant Treasurer Lisa Loeffler Restaurant Treasurer Jennifer Higginbotham The Shops at Showcase Treasurers Barbara Damerel & Undine Schwarz Tickets Treasurer Melinda Widuch Snyder Designer Liaison Kait Sullivan
Patrons Chairman Donna Gotch
Provisional Chairman Kathryn Hofgaarden
House Operations Chairmen Erin Dundee & Jan Tompkins
Staffing Information Handbook Judee Welch
Program Advertising Suzanne Hart & Kathleen Wilson
Exterior Chairman Andrell Panconi
Hospitality Chairmen Danielle Takata & Barbara Washington
Staffing Chairman Liz Giordano
Program Chairman Katherine Watkins
Promotions Chairman Linda Zimmer
Graphics Chairman Dana Marevich
Restaurant Liaison Pam Ragus
Premiere Night Chairmen Julianne Reynoso & Cherie Saxton
Empty House Party Chairmen Marti Farley & Joy Sullivan
Garden Docent Tours Vicki Liske
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Interior Chairman Diana deNoyelles
The Shops at Showcase Chairmen Marilyn Anderson & Mary Ann Clayton Tickets Chairmen Linda Jenkins & Phyllis Wilburn Complimentary Tickets Cheri Graham
Public Relations Chairman Jenine Baines
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FRIENDS OF THE CRAVENS ESTATE ANNUAL FUND ESTABLISHED FOR ON-GOING MAINTENANCE
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en Green, CEO of the local American Red Cross Chapter, asked Steve Tobia, owner and publisher of THE Magazine, to serve as Special Volunteer Advisor for development and marketing for the Chapter, and to help spearhead "The Friends of The Cravens Estate" to raise annual funds for the on-going maintenance of the estate. Now that the historic architectural asset has been brought back to its full glory through the generous remodeling by the Pasadena Showcase of the Arts and the talented volunteer designers and contractors, Green and Tobia are focused on raising annual funds for the maintenance of the mansion. Throughout the year, the Cravens Estate, which serves DV WKH DGPLQLVWUDWLYH RIÀFHV IRU WKH &KDSWHU LV UHQWHG WR generate income for the organizations operations and relief services. The goal of the Friends of the Cravens Estate is to have the annual operating costs of the mansion supported by friends and businesses so that 100% of the rental income goes directly to local disaster relief services. Friends and businesses are being asked to donate a minimum of $1,000 per year, either in cash or services, and the goal is to raise $150K per year. NEW YEAR'S EVE RED-TIE GALA 7KH ÀUVW HYHQW RI WKH )ULHQGV RI WKH &UDYHQV (VWDWH ZLOO take place on New Year's Eve with a Red-Tie Gala at the mansion. A casino night complete with food, drinks, live music and silent auctions will start the evening followed by a personal tour of the Rose Parade Floats on 2UDQJH *URYH 7HUU\ 0RUULOO 2ZQHU &(2 RI 3DFLÀF 2XWdoor Living, and designer/contractor of the new Grand Entry and the Garden Terrace, is serving as Gala Chair along with other members of THE Design Group. To learn more on how you can become a member of The Friends of the Cravens Estate and to reserve your VIP tickets for the New Year's Eve Red-Tie Gala, contact Ben Green at (626) 799-0841.
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The History of the Cravens Estate
This historical photograph is courtesy of The Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California
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ompleted in 1930 for Pasadena residents Mr. and Mrs. John Cravens, this elegant estate was designed by renowned San Francisco architect,
Lewis P. Hobart. His inspiration for the estate’s design was the baroque Chateau Vaux-le-Vicomte, which was also the inspiration for Versailles. Situated just south of Paris, the chateau was unique in that it incorporated the grounds into the design of the mansion. Currently, the Cravens Estate serves as the headquarters of the San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross. In 1965, the mansion was honored with the Pasadena Beautiful Foundation Award and was designated a Pasadena Cultural Landmark by the Pasadena Heritage Society. In addition, the city of Pasadena has designated it a Landmark of Historical Significance, its highest category. In collaboration with the American Red Cross, this spectacular property was chosen for renovation and has been transformed into the 2010 Pasadena Showcase House of Design.
The Architect Lewis Parson Hobart was born in St Louis, Missouri on January 14, 1873. Upon completion of preparatory school in the east, he attended the University of California, Berkeley for one year before enrolling at the American Academy in Rome. He studied architecture for three additional years at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris from 1901-1903. He returned to San Francisco following the Great Earthquake and Fire in 1906. His classical training and his expertise in steel frame construction gave him an advantage in gaining commissions for the rebuilding of San Francisco. Many of his structures can be seen throughout the city today, most notably being Grace Episcopal Cathedral in Nob Hill, which was inspired by 13th century French Gothic architecture. Other notable structures include the Crocker Building on Market Street and the Postal Telegraph Building on Battery Street. French-influenced residences are also prevalent on Russian Hill and in the surrounding bay area communities of Hillsboro, Palo Alto and Pacific Heights.
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History of the Home Owners John S. Cravens was born in 1871 in Kansas City, Missouri. He graduated from Yale University in 1893. Later that year, he married Mildred Myers of St. Louis. Mildred’s father, George S. Myers, amassed his fortune as the co-founder of the Liggette and Myers Tobacco Company. John Cravens worked for his father-in-law until the company was sold to the American Tobacco Company in 1900. The Cravens had wintered in Pasadena since 1897 but chose to move permanently to Southern California in 1900. They built an English style home on what is referred to as “Millionaire’s Row,” at 1101 South Orange Grove. In the 1920s, the property was torn down to make way for the existing estate. The Cravens were very active in local affairs and generous donors to charities throughout the Pasadena area. Mr. Cravens was the first elected president of the Edison Electric Company and, later, the Chief Executive of the Southwestern National Bank. He also served as a trustee of the California Institute of Technology and was a member of the Community Chest. Mrs. Cravens was a founder of the Pasadena Children’s Training Society and also served on the boards of the Huntington Memorial Hospital and the American Red Cross of Pasadena. The estate was the site of frequent meetings and events, which the Cravens generously hosted. After the Cravens passed away in the 1940’s, the estate passed through a number of owners until it was donated by Simon Zervos to the American Red Cross in 1962. The estate has been used as a backdrop in many television shows including Mad Men, Ghost Whisperer, Desperate Housewives, as well as feature films, including Being There, Public Enemy, and Traffic.
The Estate The Cravens Estate is a refined three story, fifty-room residence with a wealth of architectural features. It originally encompassed 16 acres beginning at Orange Grove Boulevard and extending to south Grand Avenue. The estimated square footage of the home was 19,970 square feet. The total building cost of over $310,000 made this home one of the most expensive built in Pasadena at that time. The first floor had seven living rooms, a dining room, a kitchen and two pantries. The second floor included eleven bedrooms and six bathrooms. There were two bedrooms on the third floor. There was also a 1,082 square foot completed basement. Heat was provided by a gas furnace and five fireplaces. Sharing the estate with the Cravens were up to 32 servants. The home’s impressive exterior is made of steel reinforced concrete, with brick veneer to create the home’s expansive facade. The mansard roof, typical of many French structures, is made of Vermont slate. Large French doors span across the front and back of the mansion. Much of its interior decoration, including the door and window hardware, was imported from Europe. European craftsmen were hired to install golden mahogany and French walnut paneling, gold plated fixtures, and carved mouldings. Upon entering the foyer, one encounters spectacular painted murals, high ceilings, and marble floors. The large living room opens onto a beautiful terrace that overlooks the garden below. A stunning glass and wrought iron skylight illuminates the foyer and draws the eye up the gracious curving staircase with its decorative iron railing. Upper rooms display high ceilings, with French doors accented with lovely wrought iron balconies. Though the Cravens Estate has been reduced in size over the decades, it remains an architectural masterpiece and a part of Pasadena’s proud history. The Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts is honored to now be playing a role in its story. Research by Tim Gregory, The Building Biographer Physical home inspection by Bob Cherry of Bob Cherry, Inc. Big Bear, California
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2010 Pas adenaShowcas e Hou s e of De s ign Interior Advisors Designers on the Interior Advisory Committee Michael Berman Michael Berman Limited 7215 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90036 323.933.0220 www.michaelbermanlimited.com
Christine Santana Santana Interiors 2627 Mission Street San Marino, California 91108 626.799.8447 www.santana-interiors.com
Exterior Advisor Designer on the Exterior Advisory Committee Verne Arnold Verne Arnold Landscape Designs, LLC 15 Varsity Court Ventura, California 93003 805.750.3607 verne.arnold@roadrunner.com
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Urns in the Morning Garden and west balcony provided by Meadow Gardens Home & Garden.
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Grand Entrance Because the Grand Entrance is the first impression visitors will receive of the Cravens Estate, the designers’ goal was to restore the large open area in such a way that visitors instantly feel like they’ve been transported back to a historic chateau in France…and they’ve succeeded admirably at this goal! But since this estate is now the home of the San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross, the paving stone entry is adorned with a Red Cross Medallion built of custom cut paving stones. The perimeter of the entrance is planted with rich texture and a touch of color to soften the edges of the area. Plantings include New Zealand Flax, Liriope and Lavender.
For resources please see page 95. This page is sponsored by Jan and Craig Tompkins.
Pacific Outdoor Living Terry Morrill Trent Morrill Chad Morrill John Montgomery 2727 Foothill Boulevard La Crescenta, California 91214 800.600.7224 www.pacificoutdoorliving.com
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Portico The Cravens Estate “Portique,” the portico entrance, is the first glimpse of the extraordinary artistic accomplishment and high quality craftsmanship that Mildred and John Cravens instilled in the design and construction of their estate. The restored portique is comprised of highly elaborate scrolled hand forged iron with intricately molded lead panels and trim, framing large panels of glass. The portique includes lead panels with Mrs. Cravens’ monogram. It was designed to welcome visitors while protecting them from the elements. For resources please see page 95. This page is sponsored by Karen and Jim Stracka.
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Grand Gallery Passing through the highly decorative double iron doors one traverses into the classic French entry, comprised of high ceilings, carved wood paneled walls and tricolored inlaid marble floors. Framed inside the panels are murals depicting the views seen from the Chateau Vaux-leVicomte, outside of Paris, the inspiration for the design of the Cravens Estate. The murals, preserved and restored, are the work of renowned American muralist and illustrator Ernest Peixotto.
The walls have been darkened in order to enhance and frame the pastel colored gouache murals. In the spirit of a true Galerie d’Art this grand entry has been furnished with sculptural furniture and chandeliers accented with a mÊlange of artwork in order to create the contrast of old-world craftsmanship with the synergy of modern art.
Padua-D.K. Designs Dolores Kroop 2650 Mission Street #105 San Marino, California 91108 626.796.0629 www.paduadkdesigns@yahoo.com
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Morning Room
Linda Allen Designs, Inc. Linda Allen, CID, CCID, Allied Member ASID Tracey Lebeau Matt Tager Kingsbery Baldwin P.O. Box 2029 Los Angeles, California 90028 323.466.4800 www.lindaallendesigns.com
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The designer’s goal for the Morning Room—which boasts three sets of French doors, high ceilings and a cast iron fireplace— is for visitors to “smile and feel uplifted.” Walls and ceilings are cast in a neutral palette, to highlight the luxurious spring greens and warm grey fabrics accentuating the room’s white lacquered furniture. The Morning Room is divided into two sections, with the ceiling pattern ‘marrying’ both sides. Two semi-circular rugs—one in the sitting area and another in the breakfast area—are customized for each section. In addition, all four walls are filled with circular, arched, modern French Art Deco-flavored
mirrors that pay homage to the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles. A Parisian-inspired chandelier hovers over the white lacquered breakfast table. Also note the area’s Biedermeier chairs and buffet cabinets. Meanwhile, the seating area’s “French Modern Settees” are from Allen’s new line of custom indoor/outdoor furniture and lighting. “The Morning Room shows that reflections with mirrors can add magic,” Allen concludes. For resources please see page 96. This page is sponsored by Sue and Al Boegh.
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Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. Melissa Carson Barry Magness Jacey Garrison 650 Bohlig Road Glendale, California 91207 818.241.2128 melissa@carson-magness.com
Morning Garden In the Morning Garden, Versailles’ classical parterres merge with 21st Century Moderne, demonstrating that sustainable, drought tolerant landscapes can be chic. Inspired by the work of Andre Le Notre, the 17th Century father of modern landscape architecture, Carson-Magness Landscapes transforms the French parterre to fit southern California’s hot, dry climate. Vibrantly colored Mediterranean plants are woven together, with the intricacy of a filigree jewelry box. Long lasting, drought tolerant succulents are planted in mass, making for an earth friendly alternative to water dependent annual color. Fragrant climbing roses supported by graceful wrought iron arches create an intimate setting. Paths of rose-colored marble echo Versailles’ Grand Trianon. Each cobble is hand laid with precision and craft, highlighting Carson-Magness’ motto of Art and Elegance in the Landscape. Just as the old and the new merge in today’s France, a contemporary water sculpture designed exclusively for the 2010 Pasadena Showcase House of Design commands the center of the landscape. Color, texture, scent and sound engage the senses, drawing you into this garden of French romance. For resources please see page 96. This page is sponsored by Mary Lou Boone.
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Parker West Interiors Gregory Parker, Allied Member ASID Nisreen Sabawi Little 1036 Marengo Avenue South Pasadena, California 91030 626.403.5008 www.parkerwestinteriors.com
Solarium It wasn’t an architectural detail that inspired Greg Parker but a vision. “A woman stepped on to the beautifully polished marble floor and paused abruptly to the opening strains of Plaisir D’Amour,” Parker recalls. Here is a room suggesting comfort with an eye for magnificent style—beginning with the original door, thought lost until Parker rediscovered it in the attic. Greeting visitors as well is an arresting image of Marie Antoinette by LA artist Rimi Yang. Instead of using a traditional cut glass chandelier, Parker suspended three candelabras on invisible wire. An English Yew burl wood table anchors the room while the Solarium’s lattice was painted ivory and glazed chestnut with white gold accents to emphasize light and air. Gossamer sheers are trimmed with crystal. A bronze statue of a mandolin player has pride of place along with four Fishtail palms and an array of stunning specimen orchids. Last but not least, the magnificent two manual Harpsichord in 18th century French style lends an element of surprise while maintaining the feeling of an elegant salon. For resources please see page 96. This page is sponsored by Ramona Bryant and G. Creer.
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Drawing Room For designer Joshua Cain, perhaps the greatest challenge he faced was the Drawing Room’s size. “We worked with what we had,” Cain recalls. “To preserve the space’s historic nature, we kept the windows and walls as they are, using their colors and tones to inspire the light, bright citrus color palette.” Furniture styles include Mexican Chippendale, French and Italian Renaissance, Italian Provincial, Moroccan, Louis XVI, Regency, William & Mary and Jacobean. Yet while the furniture is traditional, the fabrics are hip, trendy and very liveable. To pay tribute to the estate’s current owners, the designers searched the country for vintage Red Cross memorabilia to incorporate into the space. Can you find them?
Saxony Design Build Joshua Cain Jeff Godbold Jason Lai 1011 West Olive Avenue Suite A Burbank, California 91506 818.848.2084 www.Saxonydesignbuild.com For resources please see page 97. This page is sponsored by Linda and Hollis Chang.
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Amy DeVault Interior Design Amy DeVault 509 Santa Clara Avenue Venice, California 90291 310.450.6626 www.amydevault.com
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When designer Amy DeVault took on the task of revitalizing the Grand Staircase and Landing, her goal was to create unique focal points without taking away from the space’s classic Neo-Renaissance architecture. “The Grand Staircase is stunning, but we needed to create small bijoux vignettes that draw the eye through the room, up the staircase, then down the hallway,” the designer explains. “At the same time, we had to make sure our space was cohesive with the adjacent rooms.” Another challenge for DeVault was to design the chandelier hanging from the inverted, glass dome ceiling, which was restored and cleaned. Hand-painted glass panels and artwork juxtapose the space’s historic feel with current shapes and colors.
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For resources please see page 97. This page is sponsored by Jan Clifford.
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Roberta Martin Interiors, LLC Roberta Martin, Allied Member ASID 1479 Locust Street Pasadena, California 91106 626.449.9968 www.robertamartininteriors.com
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Dressing Room & Bathroom Every decorative element of the Dressing Room and Bathroom—from crystal chandeliers in unusual shapes and colorations to the wool carpet and closet cabinets in a simple light finish against dark walls—enhances the Art Deco flavor of these rooms. The Dressing Room’s ceiling, with its trompe l’oeil design, reflects the era as well. While the Bathroom’s marble floors and tub are original to the house, a finish has been added to the tub surround, along with a painted decorative design on the tub wall. A cabinet in a unique silver finish and a tall armoire complement the room’s beautiful countertops with ornate edges. For resources please see page 98. This page is sponsored by Peggy and Mark Collins.
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Setting the Stage Interior Design, LLC Kristina Urbanas Spencer, Allied Member ASID 1950 Canyon Close Road Pasadena, California 91107 626.590.8429 www.SettingTheStageInteriorDesign.com
Sitting Room Hallway The designer describes the Sitting Room Hallway as a “jewel box.” “It’s my reinterpretation of French Baroque design”, explains Spencer. “It was also important that the area function as the perfect visual transition solution to announce the other spaces.” To achieve this, Spencer deliberately selected a neutral wall color juxtaposed against the “visual concert” ceiling that includes a dramatic mural, gilded mouldings, and crystal chandelier. The blue carpeting with the small square patterns echo the rectilinear lines in the light fixture and the mouldings in the space. The color blue was selected because in color psychology, it is the color of authority and the number one favorite color of Americans. The unexpected ceiling acts as the main focal point in the space utilizing a Swarovski crystal cube shaped chandelier that takes on the look of a large brilliant diamond. The fixture is created to use the same energy efficient bulb of the Times Square Ball. “More amazingly yet, it’s dishwasher safe making it a snap to clean!” exclaims Spencer. For resources please see page 98. This page is sponsored by Joan and Howden Fraser.
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Without question, the grand stylistic proportions of the Sitting Room’s historic architectural details inspired designers Albert Janz and Sherry Stein. But, at the same time, they wanted to create a room that answered the needs of a 21st century lifestyle. “Comfort and useful purpose were the priority,” the designers explain. “The choice of Sea Grass carpeting and casual fabrics over upholstered chairs and antique chairs—plus a wool plaid dog bed—play against the room’s formal background.” The beautifully rendered botanical paintings on all four walls of the Sitting Room are original to the house, and colors from these walls are reflected in the newly painted and glazed ceiling, crown moulding and baseboards. Meanwhile, the television is an example of the latest in technology. The
center is also used decoratively to give the room an upbeat focus. Abstract paintings and over-scaled plantings add the finishing touches, making a statement of sophisticated chic. For resources please see page 98. This page is sponsored by Terry and Lesley Green.
Henry Johnstone & Co. Albert Janz, IIDA, CID Sherry Stein, Allied Member ASID 51 West Dayton Street, Suite 200 Pasadena, California 91105 626.395.9575 www.henryjohnstoneco.com
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Karina Oldemans Interior Design Karina Oldemans, ASID, CID Kelsey Mitchell Zwang, Student Member ASID 2932 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 207 Santa Monica, California 90403 310.820.0320 www.karinaoldemans.com
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Sun Room An expert in French chateaux and their design, Karina Oldemans envisioned a Sun Room that would be “state of the art,” but Oldemans’ definition of “state of the art” may surprise visitors. “The Sun Room doesn’t have technological advances and fancy equipment,” the designer explains. “This is rare to find today. We want this space to be a true honest escape from the daily bombardment with electronics and over-stimulation.” The designer added the French limestone flooring in the classic Versailles pattern. In addition, the finish on the original Ionic pilasters flanking the French doors was inspired by the fireplace in the adjacent sitting room. Contrasting with the elegant surroundings is exotic tribal art, including 19th and early 20th century masks from Africa and New Guinea and aboriginal dream time paintings from Australia. “Mrs. Cravens’ Sun Room is sophisticated, elegant, and comfortable in a neutral palette,” says Oldemans. “It’s a Sun Room you would find in a modern French chateau.” This year marks Karina Oldemans’ 20th anniversary of participating with the Pasadena Showcase House of Design. For resources please see page 99. This page is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Hanlin.
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Master Bedroom The demands of the day melt away in the warmth and intimacy of the Master Bedroom. Kays brings a fresh and au courant interpretation to traditional design through her use of textural fabrics, wall and floor coverings in wheat tones accented with touches of slate blue. Skillfully mixing the present and past from Italian, French and American craftsmen, she creates a room that is understated, yet richly opulent…and gloriously romantic. A canopy bed with a highly ornamental bonnet is the focus of the chamber. Silk wall covering, hand-painted with exquisite birds and flowering trees, wraps the walls. Inspired by the French chateau architecture, the ceiling design is a new addition. The hand-
sculpted bird and branch relief surrounding the chandelier offsets the ceiling’s wedding cake-like pattern. A water-gilded Italian chandelier and sconces add a touch of drama. “Start each day refreshed in body and soul after a peaceful night’s sleep, knowing that you will return once more to the tranquility of the Master Bedroom,” says the designer. For resources please see page 99.
Julie Kays Design, Inc. Julie Trewhitt Kays, Allied Member ASID 17383 W. Sunset Boulevard, Suite A215 Pacific Palisades, California 90272 310.459.5819 www.JulieKaysDesign.com
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Jennifer Bevan Interiors Jennifer Bevan, ASID, CID Denise Ranalli, Allied Member ASID 729 Mission Street, Suite 400 South Pasadena, California 91030 626.799.9924 www.jenniferbevan.com
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Dressing Room Mr. Cravens’ Dressing Room is a place for a gentleman to gather his thoughts at the end of a long day or to start a new day. It’s a sophisticated retreat for studying the latest business news or pondering the next travel destination. Nature, travel, couture fashion and classic historical references—all inspired the room’s design. As designer Jennifer Bevan says, “Mr. Cravens’ Dressing Room…the name just sounds handsomely distinguished! Surely Mrs. Cravens must find herself here, enjoying the luxury herself!” Contemporary, traditional and classic furnishings—with a fine antique Biedermeier Secretary desk functioning as the centerpiece of the room—are combined to make this space both real and inviting. An etched glass and chrome coffee table, juxtaposed against the fine antiques, brings a hint of “bling” to the seating area while the sofa, a sophisticated example of custom modern furniture, is a great place for a nap! And don’t miss the stunning rare marble fireplace, original to the house! For resources please see page 100. This page is sponsored by Harvey and Ellen Knell.
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DChristjan Design, Fine Cabinetry & Manufacturing Phill Vonk, Designer 13913 Magnolia Avenue Chino, California 91710 909.517.3200 www.dchristjan.com
Gentleman’s Bathroom The Gentleman’s Bathroom, formerly Mr. Cravens’ private bath, has been transformed into a space for male visitors to make last minute adjustments to their tuxedo. “This is a place where he can slick down his hair, after it was mussed by a trip from the shore in his roadster,” says designer Phill Vonk. Wainscoting panels in antique white surround the walls of the room. A contemporary version of a Louis Philippe vanity has been accented with wall sconces and floor to ceiling mirrors to create an elegant glow and cast soft reflections on the dark tile flooring. Silken draperies on the tall windows enhance the feeling of luxury in the room. And what better place is there to stash those tennis clothes than in the beautiful alder armoire in glazed wheat? A black tucked leather bench is available for the gentleman to unwind…or to gather one’s thoughts before descending the staircase to the party below… For resources please see page 100. This page is sponsored by Richard and Marie Knowles.
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John Cole Interior Design, Inc. John Cole 710 North Oakhurst Drive Beverly Hills, California 90210 310.659.9034 jcoleintdesinc@att.net
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Designer John Cole’s objective for the Guest Sitting Room was to create a stylish contemporary setting to welcome and envelop guests. “Above all, we wanted the furniture to be comfortable,” says the designer. But great design was not sacrificed for comfort. “Each piece is covered in luxurious fabrics with meticulous attention to detail,” Cole adds. There are eco-friendly elements to the Guest Sitting Room as well. The handmade wall covering is a one-of-a-kind creation made from recycled paper with low VOC water-based paints. Complimenting the wallpaper—and what Cole describes as its “freeform, more modeled pattern”—is the custom, abstract-patterned chandelier. The floor covering, meanwhile, is a wall-to-wall wool carpet with a stylish pinstriped pattern.
A wool area rug boasting what looks like multicolored pebbles is layered atop it. Adding a finishing touch are art and sculptures created especially for this timeless environment. “The Guest Sitting Room is one of the smaller spaces in the house,” Cole concludes. “There is nothing ‘small’ about its design, it has been enhanced considerably.” For resources please see page 101. This page is sponsored by John and Jennith Knox.
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Lechman-Testa & Associates Paula Lechman-Testa Jenifer Aldridge 870 South San Rafael Avenue Pasadena, California 91105 626.799.5405 www.paulatesta.com
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Here, the Old World and our world today blend beautifully through a clever blend of finishes, textures, fabrics and trims. Enhancing the drama of the bedroom are the custom laid wood floor, the dramatic crown mouldings, and the original picture frame mouldings that surround the room and accent the patinated finish on the walls. A European inspired iron chandelier adds the crowning touch to the ceiling. In the bathroom, new plumbing fixtures and dramatic drapery complement the original stone floor, large tub, and classic lavonette. “We’re offering an elegant respite for visiting guests,” explains designer Paula Lechman-Testa. “Our goal is for guests to ask if they can extend their stay!” For resources please see page 101. This page is sponsored by Gerda Ann Koontz.
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Jeneration Interiors Jennifer Dyer 505 North Robertson Boulevard West Hollywood, California 90048 310.601.0841 www.jenerationinteriors.com
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The designer envisioned the Lady’s Office as the perfect retreat for the modern and sophisticated career woman. The room is a “melting pot of design elements— with Asian, French, European and Middle Eastern influences,” says Dyer. The faux malachite desk and custom designed crown chair are the focal point of the room. Draperies, made from men’s suiting wool, were selected to contrast with the pale cream walls The walls and ceilings of the adjoining bathroom are painted in the same color in order to give it’s vistors an enveloping feeling of warmth. The original tub and marble surround is accented by newly applied classic tile on the upper surround. A traditional furniture vanity adds Old World elegance.
For resources please see page 102. This page is sponsored by Toni and Richard Moss.
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Ammie Kim Interior Design Ammie Kim Lydia Yu Claire Kim Morgan Stefan 468 North Camden Drive, Suite 200 Beverly Hills, California 90210 310.855.0500 www.ammiekim.com
Linen & Sewing Rooms The humble Linen Room is transformed into an unexpectedly luxurious space. An intricate crystal chandelier and oversized tufted ottoman lend a sense of formality to the room. The deep contrasting colors of the cabinets against the lightness of the sheer delicate draperies create drama and an element of surprise. The Sewing Room is similarly untraditional. “The space evokes mystery and sensuality through the use and contrast of materials, light and fabrics,” says designer Ammie Kim. “The combination of these elements creates a dreamlike and memorable experience.” A graphic mural framed by soft velvet draperies provides a vivid backdrop behind the sewing table. For resources please see page 102. This page is sponsored by Sharon and Ken Pelton.
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Tocco Finale Dona Dockendorf Cheryl Santoro 2640 Mission Street San Marino, California 91108 626.577.8225 www.toccofinalecorp@yahoo.com
Grand Passage The hallway has been converted into a Grand Passage. The left wall is draped with inverted box pleat panels and cornice box with nail head detail while the opposing wall is beautifully hand painted with faux art. This space has an Old-World charm, which is created and enhanced with the refinishing of original hardwood floors and classic furniture pieces. The hall is lit with two Majesty chandeliers and the ceiling is finished with metallic paint. For resources please see page 102. This page is sponsored by Erika and Ken Riley.
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Tocco Finale Dona Dockendorf Cheryl Santoro 2640 Mission Street San Marino, California 91108 626.577.8225 www.toccofinalecorp@yahoo.com
Retreat & Balcony The upstairs Retreat showcases a balance of Old-World meets New Age. The sofa sets the tone for the room, upholstered with gorgeous velvet fabric and exquisite nail head detail, topped with beautiful embroidered silk pillows and embellished with elegant trim. The Fortuny chandelier illuminates the space with elegance and the mirrored cabinet brings balance to the room. The designer’s choice of accent pieces and furniture create a cohesive feel with eclectic and Chinoiserie design. The upholstered wall, made of hand painted Fortuny silk and finished with beautifully embellished drapery panels, softens the area. The draperies are framed with antique walnut gold-gilded sculptures. Meanwhile, the Balcony, with its draperies and greenery, creates a peaceful setting in the midst of the estate’s historic brick and concrete exterior that is so reminiscent of Old-World Europe. With its graceful lines and deep seating, the outdoor furniture is a perfect fit while the fabric selection is a wonderful show-case of textures and patterns. For resources please see page 103. This page is sponsored by Debbie Rodin.
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Tocco Finale Dona Dockendorf Cheryl Santoro 2640 Mission Street San Marino, California 91108 626.577.8225 www.toccofinalecorp@yahoo.com
Leading down the stairwell, walls are lined with grass cloth wallpaper while the steps are lined with a sisal runner, bringing texture and movement to the area. The downstairs hall is a transition space for the Kitchen, Family/Media Room and the Mud Room—creating a graceful open feeling. The Mud Room, with its wainscot walls and custom cabinetry, is a traditional space with a functional purpose. The drapery and roman shades add warmth to the room while the antique chandelier and artwork flood the space with personality. For resources please see page 103. This page is sponsored by Terry and Marley Sanderson.
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David Reaume Construction and Design David Reaume Dawnette Whitcomb Jim O' Halloran Lily Hoang 161 East California Boulevard Pasadena, California 91105 626.795.7810 www.reaumeconstruction.com
Breakfast Room The Breakfast Room creates an inviting environment that serves an array of purposes with its lavender, cream, satin gold and linenwhite colors, classic Regency style furniture and elegant draperies and fabrics. While a family can enjoy an intimate breakfast here, the seating arrangement adjacent to the bay window can also be used as a gathering space to enjoy a movie or sip a cocktail from the bar. Visitors can also step over to the elevated craft area, designed to cater to hobbies such as scrapbooking, card making, gift-wrapping and much more. “You’re only limited by your imagination,” say the designers. “There is so much to do in this diverse space.” For resources please see page 103. This page is sponsored by Linda and John Seiter.
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Designs of the Interior Genaro Lagdameo, Principal Designer Karen Shoener, President, Industry Partner ASID Carla Padour, Assistant Designer 960 South Westlake Boulevard, Suite 6 Westlake Village, California 91361 805.418.1890 www.InteriorDesignWestlake.com
Family/Media Room For Karen Shoener, green design is not just a trend. “It is a critical global issue and a conscious choice to preserve the natural beauty of our world,” Shoener says. Designer Genaro Lagdameo adds, “As the Family/Media Room reveals, thoughtful design and high-impact style are never compromised with the use of ecofriendly materials. Even the art and color palette evoke memories of the materials’ origins, and those materials were carefully selected to be mindful of our planet’s future.” Examples include fabrics from recycled plastics, reclaimed wood cocktail tables, renewable wood flooring, and wallpaper made from recycled paper. The Family/Media Room’s transformation began with wallpaper especially created for the Pasadena Showcase House of Design. Thirtysix inch squares are arranged in a geometric pattern that leads the visitor’s gaze to the opposite end of the room. The wallpaper is also used to unify the separate seating areas. Meanwhile, the raised-pattern ceiling designs were meticulously handcrafted to echo the wallpaper design. The original cabinetry was preserved for historic value and to incorporate the theme of preservation. It was embellished to complement the design. For resources please see page 104. This page is sponsored by Rary Simmons.
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Eco Kitchen The Eco Kitchen—originally one of two Butler’s Pantries in the house—is an exciting opportunity to showcase the newest countertop materials, tile, appliances and fabrics in “green” design. Because PSHA historic advisors wanted as much as possible of the original floor tile, wood counter tops, and cabinetry to remain, Cynthia Bennett & Associates was inspired to salvage and restore these areas, to promote the reuse and sustainability of existing materials. Eco-friendly elements in the Eco Kitchen include durable surfaces made from 100% recycled glass and cement, tiles created through a “zero waste process,” a faucet that turns on and off anywhere on the spout or handle, fabrics of organic cotton, bamboo and linen, Energy Star appliances, and table, chairs, and barstools made from sustainable wood.
Cynthia Bennett & Associates, Inc. Cynthia Bennett, ASID, CID Goli Karimi Carolien Fehmers Kimberly Gould 501 Fair Oaks Avenue South Pasadena, California 91030 626.799.9701 www.cynthiabennett.com For resources please see page 104. This page is sponsored by Tom and Laney Techentin.
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Pacific Outdoor Living Terry Morrill Trent Morrill Chad Morrill John Montgomery 2727 Foothill Boulevard La Crescenta, California 91214 800.600.7224 www.pacificoutdoorliving.com
Terrace Garden The designers have created an exciting, functional outdoor place for visitors to enjoy. “The dynamic checkerboard design of turf and pavers creates a fun visual experience,” says John Montgomery of Pacific Outdoor Living,“while the two water features provide a soothing and cooling effect. All together, these elements make a lunch break or party a memorable experience.” The water features are simple, below grade rectangles with water bubbling up at the centers. The simplicity is reminiscent of fountains from the Cravens Estate era. Plantings of shade loving plants such as tree fern, Liriope, Dianella, Vinca, Roebelenii Palm, Duranta and Loroptalum— selected for their lushness, color and texture— provide the finishing touch. For resources please see page 105. This page is sponsored by Joe and Betsy Terrazas.
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Yorkshire Kitchens, Inc. Jan Ledgard, CKD, CBD 1285 North Wilson Avenue Pasadena, California 91104 626.345.1750 www.yorkshirekitchens.net
Outdoor Kitchen & Garden
Tucked between the main terrace and back entrance into the house, the lower terrace is the perfect location for an outdoor kitchen area. “The deck surrounds the old Liquid Amber tree, which creates a natural canopy for sitting at the bar or relaxing with drinks while waiting for dinner to come off the grill,” says Jan Ledgard. The retractable awning provides protection from the sun while cooking or serving drinks… or sunworshippers can simply tuck it away! The designer was eco friendly by using recycled and recyclable materials, including the cabinetry and counter tops, that can withstand the elements all year round. Sounds of water from the decorative fountain against the wall provide a soothing ‘musical’ backdrop against planted beds brimming with vegetables and herbs of many colors and aromas. “There are many reasons to enjoy these magical plants,” Ledgard explains. “They’re a source of good nutrition and health and a great natural remedy. We’ve created an Outdoor Kitchen and Garden that is both user and environmentally friendly.” For resources please see page 105. This page is sponsored by Paul and Beverly Toffel.
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MKandcompany Interior Design and Decoration Mario Saverino, Allied Member ASID Kenn D. Myers 1481 East Atchison Street Pasadena, California 91104 626.791.7653 www.mkandcompany.net
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Inspired by the original Asian style wall murals in the Dining Room, MKandcompany Interior Design has created a space that sparkles and glimmers. “We have respected the past and beauty of the existing architectural elements in the Dining Room,” the designers explain. “We also wanted the room to have a very luxurious and contemporary European vibe.” Two 72” round tables break up the volume of the space. Above each table hang bronze and crystal chandeliers moved from the Grand Gallery. A collection of upholstered and wood framed chairs not only provides plenty of seating but lessens the inherent formality of the room. Simple shades are hung on the French doors to soften the room, add shimmer, and
pick up the bright gold tones from the murals. A Chinese altar table takes on new life as a buffet. The existing paneling was oiled and waxed while the original black and white marble floor was polished. The ceiling was treated with a base coat of metallic paint, hand painted and stenciled motifs were then added to lend additional interest to the vast ceiling. For resources please see page 105. This page is sponsored by Linda Troyer and Jill Fulton.
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Lawrence J. Rizkowsky Design Lawrence J. Rizkowsky 8619 Fennell Place Los Angeles, California 90069 310.358.0771 www.lrizdesign.com
Library & Bathroom Designer Lawrence Rizkowsky has created a Library of both opulence and simplicity. Everything is arranged in symmetrical sets of two and four to mirror the room’s cube-like architecture. Grand arched windows fill the room with light…intricate herringbone floors are restored to their original luster…and knotty pine walls are in a monochromatic glaze. Fine handkerchief linen curtains with an embroidered cuff down the leading edge and along the bottom dress the room well while 18th century French garden urns add an organic twist. Chinese toile wallpaper provides a needed contrast to the original tile in the adjacent bathroom. “This room is not the traditional library,” says Rizkowsky. “There’s no desk, and it’s anything but dark and smoke filled.” For resources please see page 106. This page is sponsored by Charlotte Varner.
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Michael Berman Limited Michael Berman 7215 Beverly Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90036 323.933.0220 www.michaelbermanlimited.com
Powder Room Black tie formal is the perfect inspiration for the main Powder Room and dressing area. A classic palette of creams and black keep the rooms crisp and graphic. The walls are covered with a harlequin patterned French wallcovering and the furnishings are modern with a “Retropolitan” aire. Pewter colored silk, green alpaca draperies and ivory patent-leather blend together for a subtle yet tactile combination of textures and sheens. The artwork is saturated color photographs from the American midcentury fashion icon photographer Mark Shaw. The vanity has been painted with a 1930’s French bisque finish to contrast the original rich black and gold marble floors and vanity top. For resources please see page 107. This page is sponsored by Barbara and Ian White-Thomson.
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Formal Terrace Overlooking the gardens on the west side of the estate is the “Formal Terrace”. The stone surface, the concrete balustrades and the urns are still as they were when the Cravens first built their splendid French Chateau so many years ago. The design takes its cue from the French architecture, which lends itself to the use of soft textured and aromatic plants native to the Mediterranean regions of the world. It features both formal and less formal, whimsical elements. The elegant urns are planted with a colorful array of succulents and columnar cypress flank the rear doors of the house. A French style glazed pot with a citrus tree is surrounded by “Goodwin Creek” lavender. A boxwood hedge winds around the two mock orange trees and a red Barberry hedge
continues the sinuous line through the planter. The rear of the bed is bound by espaliered apple trees under-planted with strawberries and herbs. With this design, Canterbury Landscaping’s principle designer, Michelle Seymoure, demonstrates that a water-wise landscape can also be colorful and beautiful. For resources please see page 107. This page is sponsored by Ron and Suzanne Wilcox.
Canterbury Landscaping, Inc. Ken Bilheimer Michelle Seymoure 2245 East Colorado Boulevard, #104-607 Pasadena, California 91107 626.577.9999 www.canterburyls.com
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FormLA Landscaping, Inc. Cassy Aoyagi, Principal, LEED AP Kirk Aoyagi, Principal Isara Ongwiseth, Design Associate P.O. Box 441 Tujunga, California 91043 818.353.7030, 310.979.9002 www.formlainc.com
Strolling Garden The Strolling Garden transports visitors to France’s Loire Valley, circa 1930. Meander along the Craven Estate’s existing concrete walkway to experience a traditional French knot garden. The knots provide a formal structure, complementing the estate’s architecture. Fragrant hedges form a geometric pattern with curls of bright color adding drama against a background of glass mulch. Brick borders connect the garden to the estate’s impressive structures, while topiaries and large-scale urns raise the eye from the garden’s delights to encourage a full view of the remarkable property. Look closely for hints of the garden’s true location and context. Drought tolerant rosemary, bordered by reclaimed brick, replaces the traditional, thirsty boxwood hedges. Blue fescue and other California native plants strike vibrant, dramatic notes of color. Reclaimed tire mulch protects plant roots from the Pasadena sunshine, while decomposed granite pathways prevent run-off and evaporation of precious water. Sparkling recycled glass, sculptures, as well as an out-of-use fountain transformed into an extraordinary planter, punctuate the garden’s geometric corners. Here formal and fun, recycled and regal go hand in hand! For resources please see page 107. This page is sponsored by Dave and Judy Wilson.
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Billy Butchkavitz Designs Billy Butchkavitz Brian Butchkavitz P.O. Box 862229 Los Angeles, California 90086 323.461.5232 billybutch@sbcglobal.net
The Dining Pavilion Formerly a drab driveway, the Dining Pavilion is now a dramatic aviary with a delightful bird motif used throughout. It alludes to garden structures and follies that could have been found on the grounds of a great French estate. Colorful birds and foliage echo the gardens and add a whimsical touch. From the hand painted wooden parrots perched on the dining tables to the porcelain birds holding court from their suspended cages, this all makes for a charming setting. The color palette, which visually echoes the nearby decorative iron and stone work of the house, makes this enormous 3,200 square foot tent an intimate retreat. A black and golden taupe abstract botanical design unites all areas of the pavilion. In an interesting play of pattern on pattern, the carpet is a large-scale reflection of the festive fabric used on the furniture and upholstered walls. Cleverly, the designer’s use of oversized “aviary mirrors” within the perimeter of this golden taupe tent contributes to the fantasy, by creating the allusion that one might actually be dining inside a grand birdcage. The Dining Pavilion is an enchanting place to relax and enjoy a wonderful meal but please don’t feed the birds. Photo: Gabor Ekecs
For resources please see page 107. This page is sponsored by Billie Youngblood-Knolle and Frank Knolle.
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The Restaurant at Showcase S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y & Tu e s d a y 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We d n e s d a y , T h u r s d a y & Fr i d a y 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Guests may revisit the Restaurant at Showcase anytime the house is open to the public without a ticket. We invite you to complement your tour with a visit to our onsite restaurant. The décor at The Restaurant at Showcase was created by event designer Billy Butchkavitz who has transformed the restaurant tent into a dazzling dining venue for visitors to enjoy a gourmet meal, a scrumptious dessert, or relax with a refreshing drink. Renowned chef Wolfgang Puck has created a superb menu for our guests with delicious dishes appropriate for any time of day. There is also a “Grab & Go” option of fresh prepackaged salads and sandwiches if time is a consideration.
Menus Breakfast Ooey Gooey Sticky Buns ~ Apricot & Almond Streusel Scones ~ Brooklyn Style Bagel ~ Berry Mascarpone Parfait ~ French Pastries
Lunch Roasted Salmon ~ Chicken Crepe ~ Quiche of the Day ~ Soup & Sandwich or Salad ~ Pizza of the Day ~ Soup of the Day
Dinner Roasted Chicken ~ Roasted Salmon ~ Bouillabaisse ~ Classic Steak Frites~ Beef Short Rib a la Bourgeoise ~Vegetable Strudel
Grab & Go (After 11:00 a.m.) Rotisserie Turkey Cobb ~ Vert Salad ~ Mixed Garden Greens ~ Chinese Chicken Salad ~ Vegetable Cobb ~ Pesto Chicken Salad Sandwich Roasted Turkey with Smoked Gouda Sandwich ~ Grilled Vegetable Sandwich ~ Chicken Artichoke Focaccia ~ Classic Egg Salad Sandwich
Desserts Cookies ~ Brownies ~ Pies ~ Cakes
In the Lounge Full bar with specialty drinks and wines Snacks ~ Marinated Olives ~ Crostini with Dips ~ Charcuterie Cheese Platter ~ Mini Cheeseburgers ~ Pizza of the Day Marcona Almonds ~ Tomato and Basil Bruschetta
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The Shops at Showcase A visit to the Shops at Showcase is an essential element of the Showcase experience. The vendors have been carefully selected to provide Showcase visitors with a large variety of merchandise and prices. Quite literally there is something for everyone! This year you will find clothing and accessories that range from edgy to oldfashioned, unique designer jewelry, lovely gift items, an assortment of housewares extending from practical to luxurious, scrumptious items for the gourmet and a myriad of other delights. Many guests use this opportunity to shop for holidays, birthdays, and other celebrations. They appreciate that 25% is tax deductible as a charitable contribution. Guests may revisit the Shops at Showcase any time that the house is open to the public without a ticket. Accessor Eyes Stylish eyewear Elda Mehrabyan, O. D. Pasadena, CA Bedhead Pajamas Charming pajamas Trisja Malisoff Santa Monica, CA Brighton Beautiful handbags & accessories Terri Kohl Industry, CA Designer Sterling Unique fine jewelry Conchita O’Kane Glendale, CA D. J. Giles Fashionable accessories & wraps D. J. Giles Los Angeles, CA Gallery of Wearable Art Unique fashions & accessories Dinah & Christopher Brazelton Cambria, CA Gourmet Blends The best-flavored oil & vinegar anywhere! Robert Cameron & Lenny Levy Torrance, CA
Herban Body Care Delightful body care products Dana Miller Northridge, CA
Once Upon a Time Charming books & toys for children Casa Bernardino Sierra Madre, CA
Holland Boone Fine polished pewter & gifts Daniel Boone Scottsdale, AZ
Paco Soler Spectacular designer clothes for women Paco & Cindy Soler Palos Verdes Estates, CA
Interior Devine Exquisite floral decor and accessories Paul Devine Pasadena, CA
Plantation House Stylish Home Furnishings Eve Roth & Alicia Holder San Marino, CA
Iveta Gourmet, Inc. English culinary delights: scones, muffins, jam Lisa Bilanko Santa Cruz, CA
PreciousGem Gorgeous gemstone jewelry Natasha Starner Winnetka, CA
JP Designs Antique & innovative jewelry Jeannette Perez Hidden Hills, CA
Susie O’s Handsome handbags Susie Overman Palos Verdes Estates, CA
Kohala Plantation Resort clothing & accessories Kathryn Asahino-Tait Newport Beach, CA
Tara Lyn on Lake Fabulous clothing Vicki Zitkovich Pasadena, CA
Lavender Blue, Inc. French linens & accessories, children’s clothing Catherine Giraud Los Angeles, CA
The Yearsley Company Exceptional designer clothes for women Christine Ritchie Laguna Hills, CA
Little Miss Bling Bling Exquisite hand crafted jewelry Julie Gealer Irvine, CA
Treasured Accessory Handmade designer jewelry Laurie Galen Calabasas, CA
Louise’s Hats Lovely millinery items & accessories Louise Turner Santa Monica, CA
Two Dog Organic Nursery EarthBoxes & organic gardening products JoAnne Trigo Los Angeles, CA
Mark & Stephen’s Delectable gourmet items: jams, mustards Mark Peterson & Stephen Gatta Los Angeles, CA
Veronica’s Garden Whimsical garden accessories Randi Piedrahita West Hills, CA
Material Things Unique handbags Janet Chico Los Angeles, CA
Wick’d Bean Candles Handmade soy candles Sandra Encinas Los Angeles, CA
Model Metalworks, Inc. Beautiful pine needle baskets & accessories Eric Young Huntington Beach, CA
Willis & Bennett, Inc. Delightful housewares & gifts Greg Moore Arroyo Grande, CA
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Resource Directory Antiques
Drapery
Furniture
Lighting
Gray Morell Designs Gray Morell 915 N. La Cienega Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90069 310.657.2200 inquiries@graymorell.com www.graymorell.com
Designs by Bonnie Price Bonnie Price 12662 Meadowlark Avenue Granada Hills, CA 91344 818.261.7523 bonnieprice@aol.com www.designsbybonnnieprice.com
Gustav Carroll Lee 841 N. La Cienega Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90069 310.652.1034 info@gustavcarroll.com www.gustavcarroll.com
Lighting Innovation Tawnya Coleman 23811 Aliso Creek Road, #115 Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 949.831.7600 tawnya@lightinginnovationldc.com www.lightinginnovationldc.com
Antique Restoration Bromley, Jones, Velez Antique Restorations, Inc. Karen Jones 2104 East Walnut Avenue Pasadena, CA 91107 626.568.1750 antiquebiz@sbcglobal.net www.bromleyantiquerestoration.com
Superior Roman Shades Miriam Conchucos 7683 San Fernando Road Burbank, CA 91505 818.762.6685 Miriam@superiorshades.com
Outdoor Elegance, Inc. Doug Sanicola 3795 Damien Avenue La Verne, CA 90750 909.592.5711 dougs@outdoorelegance.com www.outdoorelegance.com
Linens/Bedding
Appliances MD Appliances, Inc. Dan Deffenbaugh 690 South Fair Oaks Avenue 626.792.0702 Pasadena, CA 91105 dan@mdappliances.com www.mdappliances.com
Audio/Video Foothill Integrated Systems, Inc. Tom Jacobs/Greg Moon 626.840.9062 626.351.6500 tjacobs@foothillis.com www.foothillav.com
Building Materials Angelus Block Co., Inc. Tom Murphy 3435 S. Riverside Avenue Rialto, CA 92316 951.328.9115 tmurphy@angelusblock.com www.angelusblock.com
Decorative Painting Phillip Cohen 323.687.6041 www.web.me.com/phillipwcohen Maria Trimbell Murals Maria Trimbell 310.488.6207 www.mariatrimbell.com Michael Sullivan Fine Art Michael Sullivan 909.208.2541 michaelsullivanart@hotmail.com www.michaelsullivanart.com
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Valley Drapery and Upholstery David Sewitz 16616 Schoenborn Street North Hills, CA 91343 818.892.7744 vdrapery@aol.com www.valleydrapery.com
Event Rentals and Services Town & Country Event Rentals 7725 Airport Business Park Way Van Nuys, CA 91406 818.908.4211 www.townandcountry eventrentals.com Special Event Contractors 1600 Adelia Avenue South El Monte, CA 91733 562.222.2575 www.specialeventscontractors.com
Fabrics
General Contractor Litz Construction, Inc. Steve Litz 8562 Hamilton Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92642 714.374.5500 steve.litz14@gmail.com Dennis W. Mills PO Box 1179 Thousand Oaks, CA 91358 310.422.5400 dwmills@adelphia.net Progressive Designs, Inc. Brad Keeler 13808 Saticoy Street Panorama City, CA 91402 818.686.6552 brad@progressivedesignsinc.com www.progressivedesignsinc.com
Cloth & Paper Ltd. Marcie Bronkar 128 1/2 N. Larchmont Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90004 323.957.5121 mvb@clothandpaper.net www.clothandpaper.net
Landscape Design
Flooring
Verne Arnold Landscape Designs, LLC Verne Arnold 15 Varsity Court Ventura, CA 93003 805.750.3607 verne.arnold@roadrunner.com
Fontenayâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Purveyors of Fine Wood Products Tawnya Coleman 16930.A Valley View Avenue La Mirada, CA 90632 714.337.6545 tawnyac@fontenaywood.com www.fontenay.us
Meadow Gardens Carleen Reinstein 31149 Via Colinas Westlake, CA 91362 818.879.9555 www.meadowgardensinc.com
Frette Patricia Vickers 459 No. Rodeo Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90210 310.273.8540 Beverlyhills_mgt@frette.com www.frette.com
Metal Fabrication Upsurge Fabrication Mike Boyer 15855 Chemical Lane Huntington Beach, CA 92649 714.894.0700 info@upsurgefab.com www.upsurgefab.com
Moulding J.P. Weaver Co. Stephanie Croce 941 Air Way Glendale, CA 91201 818.500.1740 info@jpweaver.com www.jpweaver.com
Painting Contractor MKS Specialty Finishes Matthew K. Sullivan 6037 Agnes Avenue Temple City, CA 91780 626.286.1029 office@mkspaintnig.com www.mkspainting.com
Special Events Decorative Lighting Images by Lighting 5335 West 102nd Street Los Angeles, CA 90045 310.641.2500 www.imagesbylighting.com
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List of Resources The following resources have generously supplied their products or services to the designers. We are most grateful for their support and participation.
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Pacific Outdoor Living Electrical Electrical Contractor Irrigation Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Light Fixtures Plants Pavers Paver Installation
Portico
Grand Gallery
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Padua-D.K. Designs Pacific Outdoor Living Pacific Outdoor Living Landscape Warehouse Pacific Outdoor Living Pacific Outdoor Living Kichler Lighting Landscape Warehouse Monrovia Growers Angelus Block Co., Inc. Pacific Pavingstone
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Padua-D.K. Designs Paint Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Accessories Padua Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Furniture Padua Glass The Glass House Light Fixtures Rinaudo’s Reproductions Inc. Metalwork Robert’s Iron Works LLC Painting Contractor Joe Edmonds Plants Norman’s Nursery Planters Haddonstone USA, Ltd. Padua Lewis Unique Wrought Iron Renderings Javier Karly Rugs Padua Other Edgardo Rodriguez, William Guevarra, Jose Rodriguez, Roger Garcia, Oscar Aguilar—iron restoration Grout and Stone Services Company— stone cleaning and polishing Phillip W. Cohen— faux painting and restoration Armando Gonzalez—gilding Horti Van—flags
Paint Accessories Art Art Framing Carpentry
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Padua, Susanne Hollis Inc. Padua Anthony’s Framing Ramon Ramirez, Luis Rodriguez and Roger Garcia Drywall Contractor Litz Construction Inc. Electrical Rinaudo’s Reproductions Inc. Electrical Contractor Advanced Electric Inc. Fabric and Trim G. L. Bowron & Co. Ltd., Padua Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Floral Arrangements Padua Furniture Padua, Susanne Hollis Inc. Light Fixtures Remains Lighting, The Tony Duquette Collection Padua Rinaudo’s Reproductions Inc. Hollywood Lamp and Shade Metalwork Robert’s Iron Works LLC Mirrors Padua Painting Contractor Joe Edmonds Renderings Javier Karly Rugs Pashgian Brothers Gallery of Fine Oriental Rugs Upholstery Lanzetti Upholstery, Ulmer Upholstery Window Treatments C.J.’s Drapery Window Treatment Hardware C.J.’s Drapery Window Treatment Installation C.J.’s Drapery Daniel’s Drapery Installation Other Jo Butcher—mural restoration Grout and Stone Services Company— stone cleaning and restoration G. L. Bowron & Co. Ltd.—fleece Phillip W. Cohen— marble floor restoration and fauxing Armando Goncalves— bronze trim restoration Architectural Grille—floor grilles Edgardo Rodriguez, William Guevarra, Jose Edgardo Rodriguez—hardware restoration
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Furniture
Linda Allen Designs, Inc. Glass Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Founders Gallery—sculptures Berbere Imports—pots and accessories Kingsbery Baldwin—dinnerware and props Adesso Eclectic Imports Eccola Eclectic Imports Maude Woods Inc. Decorative Painting Ken Moffatt, stencil artist—ceiling Delivery Services Bevard Delivery Electrical Contractor Cano Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Fabric and Trim Marcie Bronkar—window treatments and breakfast table chairs Opuzen—settees Janus et Cie— settee piping and light fixture shade Holly Hunt—light fixture shade Floor Fontenay Woods Inc.—refinish floors Furniture “Deux Mondes,” Gustav Carroll—table, console, and desk Linda Allen Designs Inc.—settees General Contractor Cano Light Fixtures Linda Allen Designs Inc.—table lamps Reborn Antiques—chandeliers, sconces and vestibule light Metalwork Upsurge Design—fireplace screen Mirrors Campbell Glass Painting Contractor Three Brothers Plants Carson Magness Landscaping Renderings Rick Wullschleger Rugs Design Spec Window Treatments Roman Raygoza Fine Furnishings Other Lutron—dimming system: new “Vierti” dimmers Linda Allen Designs Inc.— decorative circle and arch mirrors IE Systems, Nora Lighting— recessed lighting
Morning Garden
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Irrigation Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Light Fixtures Maintenance Metalwork
Plants
Pottery Renderings Stone Stone Installation Upholstery Water Feature Other
Solarium
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Parker West Interiors Paint Accessories
Art
Carson-Magness Landscape, Inc. Paint Electrical Contractor Fabric and Trim
Floral Arrangements
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Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation The Electrix Co., Inc. Janus & Cie.—Silkworks Matisse outdoor collection, seat cushions Kravet Couture—pillows and trim Jacey Garrison & Barry Magness
Florentine Craftsman, Inc.—dolphin garden benches, 17th century Versailles reproductions Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc.— recycled automotive glass marbles Rain Bird Corp.—xeriscape Netafim Corp.—laser tubing Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. SPJ Lighting, Inc., LED Contemporary collection Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. Melissa Carson, Jacey Garrison, Barry Magness—design Roberts Iron Works, LLC—fabrication California Cactus Center—succulents Magic Growers—herbaceous and shrub roses Norman’s Nursery—hedging perennials Otto & Sons Nursery—tree roses and climbing roses San Marcos Growers—herbaceous and succulents Meadow Gardens Home & Garden Melissa Carson, Jacey Garrison Foothill Tile & Stone Co. Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. Lisa Thurman Designs Melissa Carson, Barry Magness—design Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc., Barry Magness—water feature installation
Custom Valences Delivery Services Electrical Electrical Contractor
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Accessory Preview Inc.— minerals and fossils voila! Art for the Modern Eye Gallery— antique books Vintage Weavers Inc.—orchid containers Crate and Barrel—orchid containers Private collection—frog accessories Tirage Fine Art Gallery, Cecilia Miguez— bronze sculpture Moura Starr, Rimi Yang—Marie in Red voila! Art for the Modern Eye Gallery, An Gyselinck—Statue of Liberty 1 and 2 J & J Building Company NEXT RadCom Electric, Will De Jong RadCom Electric, Will De Jong
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Patricia Edwards—chair fabric, George Smith—chair fabric, RM Coco—exclusive drapery and crystal trim Kravet—decorative pillows, drapery trim Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Spotless Industries Inc, Ralph Denning & Barbara Shulman Faux Painting and Glazing Phillip W. Cohen—faux marble niches Armando Gonzalez and Carlos Resendiz— glazing and antique silver leafing Flooring Grout & Stones Services, Randy Reichman Floral Arrangements Merrily Gumpel Furniture George Smith Inc.—Brewster slipper chairs, Morantz chair Stela Collection by Traci Anton—stone and metal tables I.Q. 360, Juan Gonzalez and Josefina Chiusaroli—African yew wood balusters table, French console, and gilded handcarved French sconces General Contractor J & J Building Co., Fernando Jimenez Harpsichord Curtis Berak Hardware Crown City Hardware— custom floor grates Light Fixtures Moura Starr—crystal chandeliers in solarium, fine art lighting Mission Kitchen and Bath— hallway chandelier George Smith—floor and table lamps Metalwork Robert’s Ironworks—custom urns Mirrors I.Q 360, Juan Gonzalez, Josefina Chiusaroli, Armando Gonzalez Painting Contractor Joe Edmonds Plants Merrily Gumpel—orchids Melody Garden Center—palm trees Rainforest Flora, Inc.— staghorn fern and tillandsia Carson Magness Landscaping, Inc— exterior screening Upholstery Lisa Thurman Designs Window Treatment Installation Architectural Window Shades
Drawing Room
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Saxony Design Build Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Charles & Charles, Reborn Antiques, Susanne Hollis, Maude Woods, Restoration Hardware, Founder’s Gallery Art Founder’s Gallery Audio Visual/ Installation Bang and Olufsen Decorative Cabinet FinishesJeannot Fine Furniture, Beautiful Art for Interiors, Nigel Cooper—medallions
Delivery and Installation Services Delivery Associates Electrical/Installation Lightrider Electric, Inc. Fabric and Trim Robert Allen Fabrication Superior Roman Shades, The Sofa Company, Century Furniture Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Flooring Strip It Co. Grout & Stone Services Co.—finishing Floral Arrangements Le Petit Gardenia, Inc. Furniture The Sofa Company, Charles & Charles, Century Furniture, Susanne Hollis, Jeannot Fine Furniture, Ebanista Inc. General Contractor Saxony Design Build Inc. Light Fixtures Reborn Antiques, Currey & Company Rugs Pashgian Brothers Gallery of Fine Oriental Rugs Upholstery The Sofa Company, Jeannot Fine Furniture, Century Furniture Wall Covering Wallteriors Wall Covering Installation Wallcraft Studio’s L.L.C Window Treatments Superior Roman Shades Window Treatment Installation Superior Roman Shades
Grand Staircase & Landing
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Amy DeVault Interior Design Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Baker, Knapp & Tubs, Bausman & Company, Inc., Dragonette Limited, Eccola, Erika Brunson, Inner Gardens, Mecox, Reborn Antiques, Shannon Colburn, Thomas Lanvin Art Andrew Wilder Gallery at Svenska Mobler—Mark Shaw fashion photography Joanna Burke Art Consultants Delivery Services Designer’s Delivery and Installation Electrical Contractor Jeff Retich Fabric and Trim Dedar through Kneedler Fauchere Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Flooring Mario’s Hardwood Floors—refinishing Floral Arrangements Jack Price Design Furniture Amy DeVault Interior Design, Inc. A. Rudin—upstairs console table Rigo’s Custom Furniture—fabrication and finishing Glass Campbell Glass Light Fixtures Amy DeVault Interior Design, Inc.— chandelier Reborn Antiques—sconce restoration, fabrication of chandelier Metalwork Rigo’s Custom Furniture—iron restoration
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Randolph & Hein Maria Apelo Cruz— handpainted antique mirrors Plumbing Contractor Matlack Painting Rugs Aga John—downstairs area rug S & J Biren—upstairs runner Stone All Tile & Stone Service—concrete and stone restoration, cleaning and sealing Upholstery Custom Craft Upholsterers Reynaga’s Upholstery Wall Covering Dedar through Kneedler Fauchere Wall Covering Installation Donald Aquino Wallpaper Other RD Gibbs & Company— ceiling medallion cleaning
Mrs. Cravens’ Dressing Room and Bathroom page 51 Roberta Martin Interiors, LLC Paint Accessories Cabinetry Cabinet Finish Carpet Carpet Installation Closet Decorative Painting Delivery Services Electrical Electrical Contractor Fabric and Trim
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Roberta Martin Interiors Pacific Hospitality Design Pacific Hospitality Design Sav On Carpet Sav On Carpet Closet Factory Nigel Cooper F & W Delivery The Electrix Co. The Electrix Co. Kravet/Lee Jofa Beacon Hill Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Floral Arrangements Justina Joan Designs Botanical Decor Furniture Pacific Hospitality Design Christopher Guy, Inc. Susanne Hollis General Contractor Michael Pearcy Light Fixtures Schonbek through Modern Lighting Mirrors Tico Tech Painting Contractor The Perfect Finish Painting and Martin Garcia Plants Justina Joan Designs Botancial Decor Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply Rugs Norbert Rug Gallery Stone Foothill Tile and Stone Upholstery Pacific Hospitality Design Window Treatment Hardware Beacon Hill Window Treatment Fabrication Les Fodor Draperies
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Window Treatment Installation Les Fodor Draperies Light Switches and Outlets Lutron Other Angel and Cuca Marble and Granite— stone fabrication and installation Grout and Stone Services, Co.— marble polishing Robin M. Cohen—sculptures Nigel Cooper—Murals Portola Paints—Venetian plaster material Nigel Cooper— Venetian plaster application The Electrix Co.—electrical demo Modern Lighting—recessed light fixtures
Sitting Room Hallway
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Setting the Stage Interior Design, LLC Paint Art
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Beautiful Art for Interiors, Nigel Cooper— modern abstracts Carpet The Floor Center, William McClung— Mohawk carpet Carpet Installation The Floor Center Decorative Painting Beautiful Art for Interiors, Nigel Cooper— ceiling murals and faux finishing Electrical Contractor Current Electric Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo General Contractor Morningstar Electric, Precision Krafts, Inc. Light Fixture Lamps Plus—Schonbek crystal chandelier Painting Contractor Mountain Painting, Bill Mountain Other La Familia por Siempre Lutron—LED dimmer light switch
Mrs. Cravens’ Sitting Room
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Henry Johnstone & Co. Paint Accessories
Art
Art Installation Audio Visual Carpet Carpet Installation
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Cable International Fine Art & Antiques— antique vase Henry Johnstone & Co. Suzanne Hollis Antiques—sculptures Cable International Fine Art & Antiques— seated sculpture, marble bust, reclining sculpture, oil paintings, watercolor on silk Classic Artform—bronze bust Jon Jacobs Bang & Olufsen—television, telephone, and dvd player Stark Carpet—sea grass Anthony Lopez Flooring
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List of Resources Decorative Painting Delivery Services Fabric and Trim
Atom & Zu Bevard Delivery Carleton V—George IV style arm chair covers, welt cords & trim; Classic Cloth— dog bed, curtains, striped chair seat cushion; Clarence House—ottoman; Duralee—curtain liner; Rose Cummings— lounge chair slip cover; Stroheim & Romann—wing chair; Samuels & Sons— trim on curtains Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Furniture Cable Fine Art & Antiques—gueridon, George IV style arm chairs; Duralee— lounge chair; Henry Johnstone & Co.— wing chair; Lanzetti Custom Upholstery— ottoman; Patrician Collection of Woodland Furniture—trestle table; Suzanne Hollis Antiques—pedestal table, antique chest of drawers, bamboo arm chair, dog bed General Contractor Pearson Management Services Light Fixture Eicher Collection of Woodland Furniture—chandelier Mrs. McDougall—floor lamp, ceramic table lamp Baker, Knapp & Tubbs—metal table lamps Lighting Pasadena Lighting Lampshades Carl’s Custom Shades Mirror Suzanne Hollis Antiques—antique mirror Plant and Container Ray Cable Upholstery Lanzetti Custom Upholstery—slip covers and upholstery Contempo Window Fashions—dog bed cushion Window Treatment Fabrication Contempo Window Fashions Window Treatment Installation Sal Gonzalez
Mrs. Cravens’ Sun Room
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Electrical Contractor Fabric and Trim
Dana’s Electrical Services, Dana Batten Hinson—chaise Kravet—chaise trim Lee Jofa—loveseat and stools, octagonal table cloth Décor de Paris—loveseat and stools welt cord Highland Court—table skirt West Coast Trimming Corp.— custom made and designed table cloth fringe Fabrication Anton’s Decorator Workroom— octagonal tablecloth Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Floral Arrangements Botanica, Brad Coon Furniture Monte Allen— custom made loveseat and stools Hermann Weingand Custom Furniture— octagonal table Karina Oldemans—marble and bronze table, chaise Panache Designs—end table and table lamp Metalwork Alberto’s Polishing and Refinishing Light Fixtures Dennis & Leen—lantern Painting Contractor S. R. Painting Plants Rolling Greens Renderings Alex Dorfman Stone Stone Mart Stone Installation Center Stone Marble Inc. Other Crown City Hardware—cremone bolts Thomas Lake Builder Inc.—hardware and base molding installation Meodad Paint and Decoration—silver leaf
Master Bedroom Paint Accessories
Karina Oldemans Interior Design Paint Accessories
Art
Decorative Painting Delivery Services
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Dennis & Leen—planters Karina Oldemans—accessories Ralph’s Interiors—Kuba cloth pillows Aboriginal Dreamtime Gallery—paintings Susanne Hollis—tribal art Anajuwa Gallery—African art Karina Oldemans—tribal masks Decorative Elements, Mary Linda Moss Delivery Associates
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Julie Kays Design, Inc.
Art
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Gray Morell Designs—marble bust of young woman, gilded candlesticks Wilshire Fireplace—screen, andirons, logs, fireplace tools Dagmar—antique tapestry pillows Bausman & Co.— antique Chinese urns on stands Amy Howard Collection—torcheres Julie Kays Design, Inc.—large urns, books, tea caddies, desk accessories, cachet pot, china, crystal, book ends San Marino Gallery— Chinese burial pottery
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List of Resources Building Materials
J.P. Weaver— decorative ceiling mouldings and medallion Carpentry Dennis W. Mills, General Contractor— ceiling molding and medallion installation Carpet Carpet Design, Inc., Carl Marias Carpet Installation Carpet Design, Inc., Carl Marias Decorative Painting Maria Trimbell Murals— gilded ceiling chinoiserie relief Delivery Services Delivery Associates Electrical Contractor Dennis W. Mills, General Contractor Fabric and Trim F. Schumacher & Co. Fabrication Valley Drapery & Upholstery—window treatments, bed drapes, canopy, bed skirt, duvet, throw pillows Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Spotless Industries Inc, Ralph Denning & Barbara Shulman Floral Arrangements Rolling Greens Furniture Amy Howard Collection— canopy bed, nightstands Bausman & Co.— custom breakfront, wood coffee table Baker, Knapp & Tubbs— secretary, desk chair, glass coffee table John Hall Designs—chinoiserie end tables, small round side table, Italian footstool Gray Morell Designs—long bench General Contractor Dennis W. Mills Light Fixtures Gray Morell Designs—chandelier Dagmar—urn lamps, Italian fragment lamps, triple arm sconces, singles arm sconces; custom shades on all lighting Visual Comfort—swing arm lights Linens Frette Mirrors Campbell Glass Painting Contractor Miguel Giron Plants Rolling Greens Rugs Mansour Upholstery Schumacher—lounge chairs, bergere chairs Valley Drapery & Upholstery— custom sofa Haptor Barrett, Hickory Chair— arm chairs Wall Covering Nancy Corzine, Paul Montgomery Studio Wall Covering Installation Jesse Hernandez Window Treatment Hardware Valley Drapery & Upholstery Window Treatment Installation Valley Drapery & Upholstery Other Sit ’n Sleep—mattress Frette—throw
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Jennifer Bevan Interiors Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Lemmon Hill Charles & Charles Mecox Tocco Finale Back Street & Associates The Frame Shop, Ltd Art Founders Gallery Delivery Services Interior Installations Fabrication Anton’s Decorator Workroom—draperies Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Fabric and Trim Kravet Floor Refinishing Fuhrmann Floors Floral Arrangements Patterson’s Topiaries, Pots and Teas Furniture Susanne Hollis Thomas Lavin Light Fixtures Modern Lighting Painting Contractor Fidel Alvarado Rugs Soofer Gallery Other Bang & Olufsen—electronics
Gentleman’s Bathroom
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DChristjan Design, Fine Cabinetry & Manufacturing Paint Artwork Cabinetry
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Founders Gallery DChristjan Fine Cabinetry Design and Manufacturing Cabinet Finish DChristjan Fine Cabinetry Design and Manufacturing Drywall John Surewall Interiors Doors Decorative Specialties Electrical Contractor Seidel Electric Fabric and Trim Robert Allen Fabrication Elements of Elegance Flooring Porcelanosa Flooring Installation Astonish Floral Arrangements Rose Bud Floral Furniture Susanne Hollis, Darafeev General Contractor DChristjan-Phill Vonk Light Fixtures Kallista, Modern Lighting Mirrors M & W Insulated Glass Painting Contractor Phill Vonk & Company Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply Solid Surface Countertops Arizona Tile Solid Surface Installation Astonish
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List of Resources Tile Installation Astonish Upholstery Darafeev Wall Covering Installation Quality Wall Covering Window Treatment Hardware Elements of Elegance Window Treatment Installation Elements of Elegance Other Friar Tux Shop—tuxedo
Guest Sitting Room
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John Cole Interior Design, Inc. Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Paul Ferrante Inc., J F Chen Antiques, Meridee Williams Collection—vase David Sutherland Showroom for Lyle and Umbach, LTD—andirons Art James Hill—sculpture Paragone Gallery & Chase Langford artists: Fernando Reyes, Mario Uribe, Chase Langford The Robert Allen Group for Christopher Guy—fireplace wall sculpture Carpet Stark Carpet Corporation Decorative Painting David Grant—wall finish Delivery Services Image Packing and Installation Electrical Contractor William de Jong for Radcom Fabric Cowtan & Tout for Larsen— draperies, wing chairs Cowtan & Tout and Manuel Canovas—sofa Cowtan & Tout—round back chairs Lee Jofa—sofa pillows Larsen—light fixture Fabrication Anton’s Decorator Workroom—draperies Fabric and Carpet Protection Spotless Industries Inc, Ralph Denning & Barbara Shulman Furniture Panache Designs—sofa, end tables and demi-lunes Brunschwig & Fils for Susan Fanta Design—coffee table General Contractor Joe Davis—ceiling vents Light Fixtures Paul Ferrante Inc., John Cole—table lamps, hanging fixture Painting Contractor Alfredo Urquiza for Calypso Painting Upholstery Emilio’s Upholstery, John Cole Wallcovering Avignon Specialty Wallcovering Installation Caryn Outwater Window Treatment Hardware Gianni Bodo Designs
Guest Bedroom & Bathroom
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Lechman-Testa & Associates Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Pin Dynasty, Colburn Sassman, Accessory Preview, Woodland Furniture Art Interior Divine and private art collections Art Framing Interior Devine Art Installation Tony Lucas Decorative Painting Hansen’s Custom Painting Delivery Services Gabino Sosa Electrical Courtesy Wholesale Electrical Contractor, Elie Attar Electra-Comm, Inc., Ryan Oram Fabric and Trim Casamance—loveseat Donghia—chaise Houles—trim on bolster Jim Thompson—drapery panels, duvet cover, bathroom drapery panels Keleen Leathers, Inc.—hide on chairs Kravet—bed canopy, duvet cover and headboard, drape on tub Larsen through Cowtan & Tout—sheer shades, bathroom sheer shades Pindler—bed canopy Samuel & Sons—trims on drapery panels, bed canopy, duvet cover and pillow, trims on bathroom drapery panels Fabrication Architectural Window Shades—bathroom Structure Design Sourcing—bedroom Flooring S&S Hardwood Floors, Martin Sanchez and Israel Arellano Me-N-Josh-Tile, Mark Foster Furniture Gustav Carroll, Inc.—arm chairs and cocktail table Kent Earl Antiques—antique chaise Murrays Iron Works, Inc.—bed Patrician Collection by Woodland— bedside chest Pin Dynasty—bench and bedside chest, bathroom curio cabinet Structure Design and Sourcing—loveseat Suzanne Hollis, Inc.—armoire, stone urns General Contractor Joe Davis at J. K. Custom, Inc. Light Fixtures Murray’s Iron Works, Inc.—chandelier Painting Contractor Fidel Alvarado Hansen’s Custom Painting Plaster Meoded—Venetian plaster Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply Rugs Patrician Rugs & Carpets by Woodland
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List of Resources Upholstery
Structure Design and Sourcing— antique chaise Window Treatments Architectural Window Shades Window Treatment Hardware Orion Ornamental Iron, Inc.— drapery hardware
Lady’s Office and Bathroom
page 60
Jeneration Interiors Paint Art Cabinetry Carpet
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Designer’s Personal Collection Jeneration Interiors Patterson, Flynn and Martin— area rug, and sisal Electrical Contractor Progressive Designs Inc. Fabric and Trim B Black and Sons—drapery Duralee—sofa, striped chair Edelman Leather—occasional chairs Osbourne and Little—desk chair, drapery trim, pillow trim Samuel and Sons—desk chair trim Schumacher—pillow Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Floral Arrangements Jacob Maarse Furniture 145 Antiques—coffee table Alhambra Antiques—desk Berbere Imports—side table Jeneration Interiors—desk chair Old Plank Road—sofa Susanne Hollis—chest, porcelain stool Vermillion—occasional chairs, glass top table General Contractor Progressive Designs, Inc. Light Fixtures Fuse Lighting—chandeliers Remains Lighting—sconces Susanne Hollis—chandelier Mirrors Designer’s Personal Collection Painting Contractor Progressive Designs Inc. Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply Solid Surface Countertops Set In Stone Solid Surface Installation Set In Stone Stone Set In Stone—marble vanity top The Floor Whisperer— marble floor polishing Tile Walker Zanger Window Treatments Designs by Bonnie Price Window Treatment Installation Designs by Bonnie Price Other Euro Bath and Tile—vanity Superior Molding—base molding
Linen & Sewing Rooms Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Two’s Company Maude Woods—candle holder, glass vase, bowl with birds, milk glass dishes, framed pictures Antiques on Fair Oaks—Tea and Coffee set Art Sedi Studios—wall murals Audio Visual Bang & Olufsen Pasadena—BeoLab 6000 Audio Visual Installation Bang & Olufsen Pasadena Decorative Painting Sedi Studios—patterned wall design Delivery Services Luie Ravello Delivery Co. Electrical Kana Construction Electrical Contractor Kana Construction Fabric and Trim Michael Jon Designs—ottoman Home Fabric—curtain, bullion Flooring Fontenay Furniture A. Rudin—desk, chair In Mode—side table Maude Woods— curio cabinet, black side table General Contractor Kana Construction Light Fixtures Melrose Gallery—crystal chandelier McNoon Crystal Lighting Maude Woods—floor lamps Linens Frette of Beverly Hills Painting Contractor Kana Construction Rugs Pashgian Brothers Gallery of Fine Oriental Rugs Upholstery Ralph’s Interiors—ottoman Wall Covering Installation A.J. Wall Decor Window Treatment Hardware Woven Company Window Treatment Installation Felix Salazar
Grand Passage
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Tocco Finale Paint Accessories Art Carpet Electrical Fabrics and Trim Fabrication Faux Art Flooring Area Rug
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Ammie Kim Interior Design
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Tocco Finale Tocco Finale Tocco Finale Tocco Finale Kravet Fabrics—drapery Tocco Finale Workroom— drapery wall, cornice box Sorelle Fine Arts Fontenay, Purveyors of Fine Wood Products—refinish hardwood floors Messerian Oriental Rug
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List of Resources Floral Arrangements Tocco Finale Furniture Tocco Finale General Contractor Tocco Finale Lighting Fixture Tocco Finale Painting Contractor Safe Coat House Painting Window Treatment Installation Rick Fredirick
Retreat & Balcony
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Tocco Finale Paint Accessories Art Electrical Fabrics and Trim
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Tocco Finale Randy Higbee Gallery Tocco Finale Kravet Fabrics—pillows Tocco Finale—Fortuny upholstered walls RM Coco—Drapery Fabrication Tocco Finale Workroom—drapery, pillows Flooring Fontenay, Purveyors of Fine Wood Products Area Rug Feizy Floral Arrangements Tocco Finale Furniture Tocco Finale—sofa, chairs, cocktail table General Contractor Tocco Finale Light Fixture Tocco Finale—Fortuny fixture, floor lamp Painting Contractor Safe Coat House Painting Upholstery Raul’s Upholstery—upholstered wall Wall Covering Kravet—grass cloth Wall Installation Arthur Turner Window Treatment Installation Rick Fredirick
Mud Room
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Tocco Finale Paint Accessories Cabinetry Electrical Fabrics and Trim
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Tocco Finale G.H. Baboyan Designs Tocco Finale Tocco Finale—balloons Kravet—cushions, pillows, dog bed cushion Fabrication Tocco Finale Workroom—drapery, pillows Flooring Tocco Finale Tile Color Marble Floral Arrangements Tocco Finale Furniture Tocco Finale General Contractor Tocco Finale Lighting Fixture Tocco Finale—Fortuny fixture, floor lamp Painting Contractor Safe Coat House Painting Window Treatments Carol Roman Shade—shades Tocco Finale—swags Window Treatment Installation Rick Fredrick
Breakfast Room
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David Reaume Construction and Design Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Charles and Charles Lemmon Hill de Benedictis Bausman and Co. Appliances MD Appliances—under counter refrigerator Art Gallerie Gabrie Audio Visual Foothill Integrated Systems—40” LED TV, Control 4, Apple TV Audio Visual Installation Foothill Integrated Systems Cabinetry Expression in Wood Cabinet Finish Perez Brothers Decorative Painting Perez Brothers—walls MaryLinda Moss of Decorative Elements—ceilings Delivery Services Art and Design Installation Electrical Contractor Applied Voltage Fabric and Trim Kravet Lee Jofa—club chairs, dining chairs, lounge chairs, all pillows, window treatment fabric and trim Fabrication Kravet Lee Jofa— club chairs and lounge chairs Jessie’s Upholstery— bar stools, desk chair, bench cushion Ricardo Ramos Draperies—all window treatments and pillows Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Spotless Industries Inc, Ralph Denning & Barbara Shulman Flooring Virginia Hardwood Flooring Installation Pilcaya Hardwood Floral Arrangements Rosebuds Furniture Kravet Furniture—club chairs and lounge Gustav Caroll—entry table Bausman and Co.—dining table and dining chairs Portico Collection— bar stools and desk chair Manufactured by LifeForm for Relax The Back—desk chair Susanne Hollis Charles and Charles General Contractor David Reaume Glass Harry’s Glass Light Fixtures Gustav Caroll Showroom, Emanuel Morez Lighting—chandelier Pasadena Lighting, Elite Lighting Linens Kravet, Lee Jofa Painting Contractor Perez Brothers
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List of Resources Plumbing Fixtures & Supplies George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply Renderings Ilustracion by Jake, Corp Rugs Atelier Lapchi Solid Surface Countertops Caesar Stone—craft perimeter and bar counter Renaissance Marble—craft island Solid Surface Installation Renaissance Marble Tile Hagan Flynn, Inc.—bar backsplash Tile Installation Central Tile Upholstery Portico Collection—bar stools, desk chair, bench cushion Window Treatment Hardware Ricardo Ramos Draperies Window Treatment Installation Ricardo Ramos Draperies Other Mission West Kitchen and Bath—hardware Enkeboll Designs—woodwork and molding JMS Sash and Doors—windows and doors
Family/Media Room
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Designs of the Interior Paint Accessories Art
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Designs of the Interior Stephen Schubert Studios, Robin Cohen— sculpture Audio/Video Installation Wilshire Media Systems Audio Visual Wilshire Media Systems Cabinetry & Refinishing Furniture Facelifts by Ro Rokitski Decorative Painting Decorative Elements, Mary Linda Moss Electrical Gilbert Solomon Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Spotless Industries Inc, Ralph Denning & Barbara Shulman Fabric and Trim Fabricut, Robert Allen Flooring Pro-Source of No Hollywood, US Floors— natural cork flooring Flooring Installation Randy Suess Furnishings Designs of the Interior Glass and Mirror Avalon Glass and Mirror Company Painting Contractor Gary Mineo Plants Designs of the Interior Rugs Atelier Lapchi—area rugs Wallpaper Wallteriors Wallpaper Installation Gary Mineo Window Treatments Designs of the Interior Other Westwood Upholstery—upholstered wall fabrication
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Eco Kitchen
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Cynthia Bennett and Associates, Inc. Paint
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation—low VOC and no VOC paint and stain products Accessories Antiques on Fair Oaks, Baker Knapp & Tubbs, Bauer Pottery Company, Bristol Farms, Kneedler Fauchere, Loft Appeal, Maude Woods Inc., Motif, Napa Style, Pottery Barn, Town and Country Event Rentals, Salutations, Williams-Sonoma Appliances Jenn Air through Snyder Diamond Modern-Aire—custom copper hood Art Kevin Barry Fine Art Cabinetry Spanish Galleon—new cabinetry Cabinet Finish Christopher Ryan Wallcoverings and Paint—repaint existing cabinetry Western Refinishers— refinish existing cabinetry Carpentry Tim Ryan Construction, Inc. Decorative Painting Lucy Jensen Studio—ceiling treatment Nigel Cooper—faux finish on walls Delivery Services Dennis McDonald Drywall Acoustical Material Services Drywall Contractor David A. McLaughlin Drywall Electrical Electric Wholesale Corporation— electrical parts Lutron—switches and outlets Electrical Contractor Wienke Electrical Service Fabric and Trim Clodagh by Duralee—cornice fabric and bar stools Duralee—window sheer Ralph Lauren by Hinson & Company— chair fabric Robert Allen Group—key tassels Fabrication Interior Services—window treatments J&L Designs—Roman shades CJ’s Custom Draperies— placemats and napkins Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Flooring Grout & Stone Services—restoration of original floor Felikian’s Carpet and Flooring—Forbo Marmoleum flooring for the pantry New Vision Floors— pantry floor installation Floral Arrangements Mary Falkingham Floral Designs Furniture Cisco Home—barstools, table and chairs General Contractor Cynthia Bennett & Associates, Inc. Glass Tico Tech—decorative glass
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List of Resources Light Fixtures
Modern Lighting, Nora Lighting—LED tape, Nora recessed fluorescent fixtures, and Philips eW Profile Powercore LED undercabinet lighting Rejuvenation—fluorescent schoolhouse pendants and surface mount fixture Metalwork Alberto’s Polish and Refinish—refinishing of all cabinet and window hardware Painting Contractor Christopher Ryan Wall Coverings and Paint Plaster P.R. Guy Plastering Contractor, Inc. Plumbing Contractor Prouty Plumbing Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Snyder Diamond—Delta kitchen faucets and Water, Inc. products Solid Surface Countertops Materials Marketing—IceStone recycled glass counter Sonoma Cast Stone—MetalCrete and Nucrete countertops and integrated sinks Solid Surface Installation Kathy’s Marble & Tile Co. Tile Mission Tile West, Encore Ceramics— backsplash tile Tile Installation Republic Tileworks Upholstery Cisco Home Window Treatment Installation Interior Services Other Enkeboll—cabinetry legs and pilasters Snyder Diamond—cabinetry hardware, Colonial bronze cabinet and appliances pulls Clean Up HWT Custodial Services Decorative Ceiling Installation Mike Eisen Demo and Disposal Heritage Disposal Door Hardware Taylor Brothers Architectural Products— Emtek exterior lockset Picture Hanging Art Installation Experts Pot Racks Enclume, Inc.
Terrace Garden
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Pacific Outdoor Living Electrical Electrical Contractor Irrigation Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Light Fixtures
Pacific Outdoor Living Pacific Outdoor Living Landscape Warehouse Pacific Outdoor Living Pacific Outdoor Living Kichler Lighting Landscape Warehouse Mulch Soil & Sod Depot Plants Monrovia Growers Plumbing Contractor Pacific Outdoor Living Plumbing Fixtures & Supplies Landscape Warehouse
Paver Installation Turf Turf Installation Water Features Other
Pacific Pavingstone Tiger Express Jack’s Turf California Waterscapes Acker-stone—pavers
Outdoor Kitchen & Garden
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Yorkshire Kitchens, Inc. Paint Appliances
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Vent a Hood—hood Twin Eagles & Outdoor Elegance—grill and refrigerator Building Materials STOCK /NARI—lumber and pergola TimberTech—decking material Cabinetry Atlantis Outdoor Electrical Randy Wienke Furniture Outdoor Elegance General Contractor MAC Construction Glass Ultraglass—table tops bar top Irrigation Landscape Warehouse Irrigation Installation Marni’s Garden Landscape Installation Marni’s Garden Light Fixtures Lighting Innovation—pergola lighting Metalwork Robert Ironworks—gate Plants Barristers—decorative potted plants, fruit trees, herbs Marni’s Garden—herbs, vegetables Perssons Nursery Inc.—fruit trees, herbs, vegetables Plumbing Contractor MAC Construction Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Elkay—sink and faucet Pottery Barristers Nursery Water Feature Ultraglass—glass waterfall Outdoor Elegance—wall fountain Other EZY Construction—installation of concrete countertops and finish on concrete walkway Pasadena Awnings—retractable awning Semco Surface—finish product for concrete
Dining Room
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MKandcompany Interior Design and Decoration Paint Accessories
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Maude Woods Artful Living—crystal and cut glass vases, cut glass punch bowl, vintage decanters, Peruvian silver tray Pin Dynasty— bronze Chinese table sculptures TableArt—painted glass serving tray
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List of Resources Art
Founders Gallery—Rodin and bronze dog sculptures Susanne Hollis, Inc.— marble bust and sculpture Decorative Painting Michael Sullivan Fine Art—ceiling stencilwork, painting and design Delivery Services Image Packing and Installation Drywall Contractor Litz Construction Electrical Contractor Advanced Electric Fabric and Trim Michael Jon Designs—all fabrics West Coast Trimming—all trims Fabrication Emma Hererra—window shades, pillows Fabric and Carpet Protection Fibercare and Service, Margaret Renzullo Flooring Grout and Stone Services Company— cleaning and sealing of marble floor Floral Arrangements Mary Falkingham Floral Designs Furniture MK Home—Arch and Handle dining chairs, gold painted dining chairs with cane Pin Dynasty—vintage Chinese stools Susanne Hollis, Inc.—rosewood dining tables, black oval dining chairs, antique Chinese altar table, antique French style loveseat, antique French buffet, vintage Chinese stools with backs, sculpture plinths General Contractor Litz Construction, Inc. Lighting Hollywood Lamp & Shade Co.—custom chandelier and wall sconce shades IKEA—PS Maskros paper pendant lights Gray Morell Designs—antique candlestick floor lamp Maude Woods Artful Living— vintage white glass table lamps Pasadena Lighting—light bulbs Revival Antiques— antique French candlesticks Rinaudo’s Reproductions—cleaning and repair of existing chandeliers and wall sconces Linens Anichini—table runners, dinner and dessert napkins MK Home—vintage cocktail napkins Painting Contractor MKS Specialty Finishes Rugs Norbert’s Rug Gallery—antique Persian carpet Upholstery The Portico Collection—upholstered dining chairs, dining chair cushions, tuffets re-upholstery of French style loveseat Window Treatment Installation Chuck Haleiva
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Bromley, Jones, Velez Antique Restorations, Inc.—paneling restoration Michael Sullivan Fine Art—mural repair Mission Liquor—champagne Nelson Anderson Estate Sales—antique Hutschenreuther dinner plates, demitasse, samovar Private Collections—chargers, bread plates, dessert plates, Baccarat barware and decanters, sterling flatware, blown glass bowls TableArt—gold flatware, Pickard salad plates, dessert plates and teacups, wine and champagne glasses, water goblets Takes the Cake—birthday cake
Library and Bathroom
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Lawrence J. Rizkowsky Design Paint Accessories
Art
Delivery Services Electrical Contractor Fabric and Trim
Flooring Furniture
Light Fixtures
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation J.F. Chen—crystal urns, acrylic sculptures, black lacquer box, cream vases, gilded candle sticks, rock crystal formations, Susanne Hollis—bronze candle sticks, Tang Horse, Lalique dishes, cobalt vases, lacquered box, white jar, bronze planters West World Imports—antique books Shomburg Gallery Augustus Francis paintings, Yu JI Painting, Lawrence Yun watercolors Michael Hollis Fine Art Gabriel Rivera paintings Elite Transfer Kruger Electrical Cowtan & Tout—curtain fabric, chair fabric Manuel Canovas—pillow fabric West Coast Trim—bullion and welt cord Mario’s Hardwood Floors—refinished wood floors Rose Tarlow , Melrose House— Lenox chairs, oval Directoire tables, Devon coffee tables J.F. Chen—round parchment tables, parchment stool L Riz Design—wood stools Susanne Hollis—black lacquered console tables, stone garden urns Paul Ferrante—gilded Daphne chandeliers J.F. Chen—bronze table lamps, rock crystal chandelier Adesso—brass chandelier
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List of Resources Mirrors
Susanne Hollis—gilded mirrors Rose Tarlow, Melrose House— Paladian mirrors European Antiques—tortoise mirror Painting Contractor Jesus Diaz Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply, Kohler Rugs Aga John Tile restoration Grout and Stone Service Wall Covering Cowtan & Tout Wall Covering Installation Ami Wei Window Treatments Valley Drapery Other Barbacci—hand towels
Powder Room
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Michael Berman Limited
Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies Michael Berman, Ltd. By Rohl, LLC through George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply—fittings and accessories Exeter through George’s Pipe and Plumbing Supply—toilet Stone The Floor Whisperer—polishing of marble countertop and floor Wall Covering Kneedler-Fauchere, Sassy from Dedar Wall Covering Installation Erick Bloom Window Treatments Holly Chamness, Inc. Window Treatment Hardware Holly Chamness, Inc. Wall Covering Installation Holly Chamness, Inc.
Formal Terrace
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Canterbury Landscaping, Inc. Paint Accessories Art
Carpentry Carpet Carpet Installation Decorative Painting Delivery Services Electrical Contractor Fabric and Trim
Furniture
General Contractor Light Fixtures
Mirrors
Painting Contractor Plumbing Contractor
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Maude Woods—vintage pottery urn on table Svenska Mobler Gallery, Mark Shaw— photographic prints Michael Berman, Ltd.—shoe ad photos, wooden shell on wall Finton Construction Decorative Carpets—sisal carpeting Ruben & Sons Floorcovering Katie Golden—vanity base Bevard Delivery Finton Construction Fanfara from Dedar through KneedlerFauchere—sofa Tryst in Purlieu Green from Donghia— pillows Roxy in Milk from Larsen—wing back chairs Syke in Menthe—draperies, Pali in Noir— occasional chairs from Manuel Canovas Filamena in Ivy from Robert Allen— drapery lining Kneedler-Fauchere, Oriental Pearls from Jim Thompson—sheer panels Michael Berman, Ltd.—Paramour lounge chair, Desmond dining table, Pavilion sofa, Morrow occasional chair, vintage armoire Finton Construction Paul Ferrante—La Mer pendant light in hallway Rewire Gallery—chandelier, vintage wall sconces Michael Berman, Ltd.—Dresden mirrors Capitol Arts and Frames, Inc.—vanity mirror Finton Construction Finton Construction
Irrigation supplies Lighting supplies Plants
Jose Robles Landscape Warehouse Jose Robles Landscape Warehouse Persson’s Nursery, Linda Persson Norman’s Nursery, Mariza Manzano Magic Growers California Cactus Center—succulents
Strolling Garden
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FormLA Landscaping, Inc. Paint Art Glass Irrigation Irrigation Installation Landscape Installation Light Fixtures Maintenance Mulch Plants
Pottery Water Features
Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation Charme D’Antan—sculptures Strategic Materials—glass pebbles Landscape Warehouse Inc., Rain Bird— irrigation supplies FormLA Landscaping FormLA Landscaping Landscape Warehouse Inc. FormLA Landscaping ProDek Inc.—recycled rubber mulch Cal Blend Soils Inc.—mulch El Nativo Growers, Inc.—rosemary hedge Green Thumb Nursery—groundcover Norman’s Nursery—rosemary hedge Pacific Sod—red fescues sod Charme D’Antan—urns Charme D’Antan—center fountain
The Dining Pavilion
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Billy Butchkavitz Designs Decorative Lighting Furniture
Images by Lighting Town and Country Event Rentals— canopy, tables, chairs, bars, umbrellas Subfloor and Hard Walls Special Event Contractors
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Directory of Advertisers Aarnun Gallery.............................................93
Eva Margueriette ..........................................80
Phillip W. Cohen..........................................81
ABG Marketing and Business
Fancy That....................................................92
Salutations ....................................................83
Fashion Institute of Design &
Saxony Design Build ....................................35
Communications .................................82 Accessor Eyes................................................92
Merchandizing .....................................87
American Society of Interior Designers .....34
Feddeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Furniture .........................................84
Avery Dennison............................................87
Fiduciary Trust International........................4
Barclay Butera ..............................................24
Fremdling Design Group, LLC....................85
Brian Klass, Inc. ...........................................26
G. H. Wilke & Co. ........................................78
Carson-Magness Landscapes, Inc. ................8
Huntington Pools & Spas ............................10
Cindy Dole / Home Wizards.......................91
Jenn Air / Snyder Diamond...........................6
Clairbourn School .......................................92
Lemmon Hill................................................80
Closet Factory ..............................................92
Lentz-Tolley Productions ............................93
Clothes Heaven ............................................89
Lucy Jensen Studio.......................................93
Coldwell Banker Commercial /
Lynn Van Dam Cooper................................90
Bill Ukropina .......................................88 Concept Builders..........................................89 Cynthia Bennett & Associates, Inc. .............78 Dennis Rosas Designs ..................................15 Donald Callahan Bryan / Blue Sky Studio .85 Dunn-Edwards Paint Corporation ...............7 Easton Robertson Insurance Brokers, Inc. .30 Elite Stone Fabricators.................................28
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Maude Woods ..............................................86 Merry San Marino Plumbing......................91 Mission Tile West.........................................12 One West Bank ..........................................IBC Pacific Outdoor Living ..................................2 Padua-D.K. Designs .....................................11 Parsons..........................................................29 Pasadena Magazine ......................................14
Sierra Custom Kitchens ...............................82 Smith Asbury................................................90 Sothebyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s International Realty ....................86 Sound Decision ............................................84 Style on Green..............................................90 Symes Automotive Family.........................IFC The Alternative.............................................91 The Electrix Company.................................13 The Frame Shop, Ltd. / Hermes.................BC The Pasadena Group....................................93 Tirage Art .....................................................91 Virginia Robinson Gardens.........................89 Wells Fargo ...................................................83 Wendy Weiner Interior Design ...................81 Wilshire Media Systems...............................31 Wolfgang Puck Catering..............................76 Zorn Design Studio .....................................88
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