Month: January 2022

The Palm Beach season is here, and that means the 2022 Kips Bay Decorator Show House is just around the corner. The fifth annual event will again take place with in-person and virtual tours to encourage safe participation for design aficionados around the world. And enthusiasts will certainly want to join in on the festivities as this year’s roster of designers is sure to make for a spectacular transformation of 3001 Spruce Avenue.

This year’s collective of design creatives ranges from the Bay Area to Manhattan and will provide a unique array of perspectives to this prominent Mediterranean Revival estate. Built in 1923 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, making for the ultimate design destination. Amanda Reynal Interiors, Andrea Schumacher Interiors, Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design, Bakes and Kropp Fine Cabinetry, Bell Design, Inc., Beth Diana Smith Interior Design, Catherine M. Austin Interior Design, Craig & Company, Damour Drake, Goddard Design Group, Janie Molster Designs, Jim Dove Design, Joy Street Design, Nikki Levy Interiors, Noz Design, Paloma Contreras Interior Design, Pearl Design Interiors, Peter Pennoyer Architects, Philip Gorrivan Design, Robert Brown Interior Design, Sarah Bartholomew Design, LLC., The Lewis Design Group, Tiffany Brooks Interiors, Inc. and Tish Mills Interior Design will be in charge of transforming the 1923 home into an inspirational show case for decorating enthusiasts everywhere.

The 2022 Palm Beach Show House also includes a fabulous list of Honorary Chairs. Designer Ellie Cullman, designer and VERANDA columnist Joy Moyler, and VERANDA’s own Editor in Chief Steele Marcoux are at the helm of this year’s event. This year’s sponsors include Arsin Rug Gallery, Benjamin Moore, Cosentino, Currey and Company, Design Management Company, Fabricut, First Republic, Hindman, Hive Trade Showroom, Innova Home, JennAir, Kohler, Lilly Pulitzer, New Moon Rugs, New York Design Center, Oka, oomph!, Perennials and Sutherland, LLC., Philip Jeffries, Pioneer Linens, Primestones, Related, Rose Cumming | Classic Cloth, Soane Britain, Susan’s Jewelry, The Colony Hotel, and The Shade Store.

The 2022 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach opens to the public on Saturday, March 5 with a special Opening Day Preview Reception on Friday, March 4. The Show House will remain open until Sunday, April 3 for in-person and virtual experiences. All proceeds from the Show House will go towards supporting the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club in the Bronx, New York, and the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County. Tickets for general admission and the Opening Day Preview Reception are on sale now.

The just-announced roster includes 24 design studios from across the country that will participate in the fundraiser, opening March 5 for a month of tours.

You won’t find any Palm Beach-based interior firms on the roster of professionals who will be decorating rooms at the upcoming Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach fundraiser in the Old Northwood neighborhood.

Instead, 24 designers from firms across the country — including two with offices in Palm Beach County — will be participating in the fifth annual show house. The project will open for a month of in-person and virtual tours in early March at the historic house known simply as “The Mansion” at 3001 Spruce Ave. in West Palm Beach.

The roster of design firms, announced this week, does include seasonal Palm Beach resident Jim Dove, whose Jim Dove Design is based in Short Hills, New Jersey, but has a satellite office in West Palm Beach.

The roster also included Nikki Levy Interiors of Boca Raton .In addition, the announcement said that one of the design firms, The Lewis Design Group of Glen Cove, New York, is opening a studio in the Palm Beach Area sometimes this winter. A spokeswoman for designer Barbara Lewis confirmed this week that it would be a by-appointment-only location in Juno Beach.

It’s usual for the show house not to have at least one firm with a Palm Beach address on its participants’ list, but diversity is one of the things that distinguishes the project, said a statement provided by a spokesman for the fundraiser, which benefits the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club in New York City and similar clubs in Palm Beach County.

“At Kips Bay we always strive to show the best and most diverse roster of designers. Whether (at show houses) in New York, Dallas or Palm Beach (County), we select a roster of designers from the applicants that will present ideas, visions and viewpoints of the broadest nature,” the statement said. “Our attendees enjoy seeing the work of talent from many regions, a lot of the time from outside their own backyard and discover designers they may not be familiar with.” 

The list of participating firms includes Amanda Reynal Interiors of Des Moines, Iowa; Andrea Schumacher Interiors of Denver; Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design of Montgomery, Alabama; Bakes and Kropp Fine Cabinetry, Peter Pennoyer Architects and Philip Gorrivan Design, all of New York City; Bell Design Inc. of Washington, D.C.; and Beth Diana Smith Interior Design of Montclair, New Jersey. 

Also on the design roster are Catherine M. Austin Interior Design of Charlotte, North Carolina; Craig & Co. of Chicago and New York; Damour Drake of Hudson, New York; Goddard Design Group of Springdale, Arkansas; Janie Molster Designs of Richmond, Virginia; Joy Street Design of Oakland, California; and Noz Design of San Francisco. 

Others who will be contributing designs are Paloma Contreras Interior Design and Pearl Design Interiors, both of Houston; Robert Brown Interior Design and Tish Mills Interiors, both of Atlanta; Sarah Bartholomew Design LLC of Nashville; and Tiffany Brooks Interiors of Grayslake, Illinois. 

“This year’s show house location is only a few blocks away from one of our 17 Clubs in Palm Beach County,” said Jaene Miranda, president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County. “It is only fitting that the talented designers will transform this historic home while our club staff helps to transform the lives of club members a short distance away.” 

The show house will run March 5 to April 3. General admission tickets are $40, and virtual-tour tickets are $20. A by-special-ticket-only “preview day” will be held March 4. For tickets and more information about the fundraiser, visit KipsBayDecoratorShowHouse.org/palmbeach.

This all-star cast comprises top creatives from around the country.

The Palm Beach season is here, and that means the 2022 Kips Bay Decorator Show House is just around the corner. The fifth annual event will again take place with in-person and virtual tours to encourage safe participation for design aficionados around the world. And enthusiasts will certainly want to join in on the festivities as this year’s roster of designers is sure to make for a spectacular transformation of 3001 Spruce Avenue.

This year’s collective of design creatives ranges from the Bay Area to Manhattan and will provide a unique array of perspectives to this prominent Mediterranean Revival estate. Built in 1923 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, making for the ultimate design destination. Amanda Reynal Interiors, Andrea Schumacher Interiors, Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design, Bakes and Kropp Fine Cabinetry, Bell Design, Inc., Beth Diana Smith Interior Design, Catherine M. Austin Interior Design, Craig & Company, Damour Drake, Goddard Design Group, Janie Molster Designs, Jim Dove Design, Joy Street Design, Nikki Levy Interiors, Noz Design, Paloma Contreras Interior Design, Pearl Design Interiors, Peter Pennoyer Architects, Philip Gorrivan Design, Robert Brown Interior Design, Sarah Bartholomew Design, LLC., The Lewis Design Group, Tiffany Brooks Interiors, Inc. and Tish Mills Interior Design will be in charge of transforming the 1923 home into an inspirational show case for decorating enthusiasts everywhere.

The 2022 Palm Beach Show House also includes a fabulous list of Honorary Chairs. Designer Ellie Cullman, designer and VERANDA columnist Joy Moyler, and VERANDA’s own Editor in Chief Steele Marcoux are at the helm of this year’s event. This year’s sponsors include Arsin Rug Gallery, Benjamin Moore, Cosentino, Currey and Company, Design Management Company/Lloyd Princeton, Fabricut, First Republic, Hindman, Hive Trade Showroom, Innova Home, JennAir, Kohler, Lilly Pulitzer, New Moon Rugs, New York Design Center, OKA, oomph Home, Perennials and Sutherland, LLC., Philip Jeffries, Pioneer Linens, Primestones, Related Southeast, Rose Cumming | Classic Cloth, Soane Britain, Susan’s Jewelry, The Colony Hotel, and The Shade Store.

The 2022 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach opens to the public on Saturday, March 5 with a special Opening Day Preview Reception on Friday, March 4. The Show House will remain open until Sunday, April 3 for in-person and virtual experiences. All proceeds from the Show House will go towards supporting the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club in the Bronx, New York, and the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County. Tickets for general admission and the Opening Day Preview Reception are on sale now.

Located in a historic home, the show house will be open for one month beginning March 5

Kips Bay Designer Show House has selected the 24 designers and architects for its upcoming show house in Palm Beach.

Located at 3001 Spruce Avenue in West Palm Beach’s Old Northwood Historic District, the show house will be open for one month beginning March 5. It was built in 1923 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

“The esteemed designers and architects working on this year’s Decorator Show House in Palm Beach are highly admired within the community and we’re looking forward to seeing how they transform the Mansion of Northwood,” says James Druckman, president of the board of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club. “We’re thrilled to continue this tradition of raising funds to support the youth we serve throughout the Bronx, as well as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County.”

The designers and architects participating in this year’s Decorator Show House Palm Beach are:

Amanda Reynal Interiors

Andrea Schumacher Interiors

Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design

Bakes and Kropp Fine Cabinetry

Bell Design, Inc.

Beth Diana Smith Interior Design

Catherine M Austin Interior Design

Craig & Company

Damour Drake

Goddard Design Group

Janie Molster Designs

Jim Dove Design

Joy Street Design

Nikki Levy Interiors

Noz Design

Paloma Contreras Interior Design

Pearl Design Interiors

Peter Pennoyer Architects

Philip Gorrivan Design

Robert Brown Interior Design

Sarah Bartholomew Design, LLC.

The Lewis Design Group

Tiffany Brooks Interiors

Tish Mills Interiors

“This year’s show house location is only a few blocks away from one of our 17 Clubs in Palm Beach County,” said Jaene Miranda, president and CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County. “We hope to introduce teen Club members interested in design to some of the experts as they reimagine the Show House. This will benefit our teen members while also allowing the designers to understand firsthand the importance of the Boys & Girls Club mission.”

The sponsors for this year’s Show House include Arsin Rug Gallery, Benjamin Moore, Cosentino, Currey & Company., Design Management Company/Lloyd Princeton, Fabricut, First Republic, Hindman, Hive Home, Gift & Garden, Hive Trade Showroom, Innova Home, JennAir, Kohler, Lilly Pulitzer, New Moon Rugs, New York Design Center, OKA, oomph Home, Perennials and Sutherland, LLC., Phillip Jeffries, Pioneer Linens, Primestones, Related Southeast, Rose Cumming | Classic Cloth, Soane Britain, Susans Jewelry, The Colony Hotel, The Shade Store, and Veranda.

A DESIGNER OF KIPS BAY DECORATOR SHOW HOUSE

“At Kips Bay we always strive to show the best and most diverse roster of designers. Whether (at show houses) in New York, Dallas or Palm Beach (County), we select a roster of designers from the applicants that will present ideas, visions and viewpoints of the broadest nature,” the statement said. “Our attendees enjoy seeing the work of talent from many regions, a lot of the time from outside their own backyard and discover designers they may not be familiar with.”

-KIPS BAY SPOKESPERSON