2019 The Palmer Centennial House 288 Lincoln Parkway Buffalo, NY 14216
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2019
T W E N T I E T H D E C O R AT O R S ’ S H O W H O U S E
The Palmer Centennial House
288 Lincoln Parkway • Buffalo, NY 14216
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Palmer Centennial House
Admission: $25 at the door
Dates: Saturday, April 27 – Sunday, May 19
Hours: Monday & Tuesday: Private Tours Only
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday & Friday: 10 AM – 12:30 PM and 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Saturday: 10 AM – 4 PM
Sunday: Noon – 4 PM
Gift Shop: After your tour, visit The 1919 Emporium to purchase unique gifts
and items created by local artisans and crafters. The 1919 Emporium
is located in the garage behind the house.
Cafe: Wegman’s Grab-and-Go Café will include limited non-perishable
items inside The 1919 Emporium.
Decorator Sales: Many of the items in the Show House are for sale. To make a purchase
or inquiry about an item, visit the Decorators’ Sales Desk located in
the kitchen.
Public Restroom: There are no public restrooms.
Emergencies: In the event of an emergency or injury, please notify a Show House
volunteer so we may be of assistance.
Photography: Photography is allowed within the home this year so we encourage
you to capture your favorite moments and share your thoughts and
inspirations on social media with #jlbshowhouse19.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit, please observe the following guidelines:
• Please use railings when walking on stairways.
• There is no smoking in the Show House or on the grounds.
• Food and beverages are not permitted in the Show House or in The 1919 Emporium.
They are permitted on the Show House grounds.
• The Show House is not wheelchair accessible and there is no elevator.
• Infants and children under the age of 10 are not permitted entry.
• Please wear comfortable shoes as the walkways include bricks and cobblestones.
For more information visit www.jlbuffalo.org or call (716) 884-8865
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Brief History of the
Palmer Centennial House
The Junior League of Buffalo and The Buffalo The Arts and Crafts movement had begun in
News warmly welcome you to the 20th Decora- Britain and flourished in Europe and America
tors’ Show House. around 1880 to 1920. It represented traditional
The Palmer Centennial House, located on the craftsmanship using simple forms, often depict-
corner of Lincoln Parkway and Chatham Avenue ing medieval or romantic or folk-style decora-
in North Buffalo, originally comprised three tions. The roots of this style of architecture how-
adjacent plots, and were part of the ever date back to 1851 and the “Great Exhibition
extensive tract of land known as the Rumsey of the Works of Industry of All Nations”, when
farm, acquired by Bronson C Rumsey in 1862. over the course of 144 days 6 million visitors
Later the land was part of the vast site used for viewed the exhibits at the splendid Crystal Palace
the world famous but short-lived Pan-American outside London, England. Some considered the
Exposition, toured over the summer months of exhibits delightful: others thought they were
1901 by 8 million visitors. excessively ornate and artificial, and somewhat
The Palmer Centennial House was built for vulgar, as well as being indifferent to the qualities
William J Palmer, who had emigrated from of the actual materials used. The more discrimi-
Cheltenham, England in 1854, at age 19, to nating viewed them as an indictment
become a gardener in Buffalo. By 1910 when the of the state of British design – which exemplified
house was designed, Palmer was recognized as a the way mass-production had somehow dehu-
pioneer in the floral industry. In his early twen- manized the work.
ties he had purchased lots in the City of Buffalo As such, the Arts and Crafts movement was a
and later bought land in rural Lancaster, and reaction against a complacent middle class who
built many greenhouses to support his thriving could ignore the appalling consequences that
floriculture business. industrialization and factory labor inflicted on
After acquiring the land, which, following the the poorer members of society.
death of Bronson Rumsey in 1902 had passed to The Palmer Centennial House, today largely
Rumsey’s sons and daughters, and had then been true to its original design by Ulysees G Orr, is a
purchased by the Nye Park Company, Palmer great testament to the skill of the architect and
commissioned Ulysees G Orr to design his new his appreciation of the materials incorporated in
residence on the street known as North Lincoln the design.
Boulevard. The three-storey house is a fine ex- The current owner purchased the house in
ample of the Arts and Crafts style of architecture, 1996 and lived there with her family for the next
which acquired its descriptive name in 1887. 22 years.
A full history of the Palmer Centennial House is available at www.jlbuffalo.org and www.buffaloah.com.
Welcome to the Palmer Darwin Martin Restoration. All of
Centennial House, the projects selected have greatly
the 20th Junior of Buffalo/ Buffalo benefited our community and a
News Decorators’ Show House. list of previous beneficiaries can
Since 1981, the Junior League be seen elsewhere in this program.
of Buffalo has collaborated with Once again in 2020 we will look
The Buffalo News in presenting forward to awarding the proceeds
Decorators’ Show Houses, raising from this Show House to a worthy
more than $4.1 million for the Western New community project. Without the
York Community. Thank you for being here support from visitors like you, this incredible
today and for helping us to continue this great ability to continue to give would not be possible.
tradition which brings together the incredible The Junior League of Buffalo is celebrating
talents of decorators, landscapers, contractors, 100 years of service in Western New York this
and artisans in WNY. Whether this is your first year. In 1919 we were established according
time or if you are one of our long time attendees, to the principle that women could and should
we know you will be inspired and awed by the make a meaningful contribution to society. Our
beauty of this house! organization of approximately 500 active and
We would also like to thank our community sustaining members have been investing in the
collaborators, sponsors, and volunteers for their welfare of Buffalo’s children, families, neigh-
collective support in transforming this space borhoods and heritage. Through voluntarism,
and bringing it to life for our visitors. This fundraising, and advocacy, the Junior League of
transformation would not have been possible Buffalo improves the quality of life for residents
without them. In 2018, the Junior League of of WNY. We applaud the tireless efforts of our
Buffalo awarded a grant of $215,000 to the Show House Steering Committee for their com-
Westminster Economic Development Initiative, mitment to this project and for providing the
Inc. from the proceeds of our 2017 Decorators’ leadership to ensure its success. It is part of our
Show Home, the August Feine House. The sig- mission to train women to be effective leaders
nificant expansion of WEDI’s West Side Bazaar as well dynamic and impactful volunteers in our
will promote economic growth, job creation community. We at the Junior League work to
and retention and family income improvement. transform lives and transform spaces through
It will provide a tangible self-sustaining, food our work with a variety of partners, providing
economies program that empowers low-income opportunities for immediate improvement
entrepreneurs to start and grow a business. in our community or by fostering long term
Ultimately these entrepreneurs will serve systemic change.
affordable, socially relevant cuisines to a We thank you for supporting Show House
surrounding community that is culturally rich, 2019, our signature community fundraiser,
yet economically depressed. which will enable us to continue to positively
The other community projects funded impact lives in Western New York.
through the years include beneficiaries as
diverse as Massachusetts Avenue Project, Torn Rosanne Braxton
Space Theatre, Hospice Buffalo, Jericho Road, Junior League President 2017-2019
The Museum of Science, Gerard Place and the
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Good taste is always in style
Since 1981, The Buffalo News has been a proud
presenter of the Decorators’ Show House.
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A Welcome Message from The Buffalo News
Meet the Palmer Centennial House
The Buffalo News is extremely proud of its longstanding
partnership with the Junior League of Buffalo and we are
delighted to present the 20th Decorators’ Show House:
The Palmer Centennial House.
As you visit this historic house today, know that your
donation will be used to support meaningful projects in the
Western New York community. Since 1981, the collaboration
between the Junior League of Buffalo and The Buffalo News
has raised over $4.1 million for projects that benefit our
community by aiding those less fortunate, supporting
education and literacy initiatives, or highlighting our unique
cultural heritage.
Proceeds from the 2017 Show House were awarded to
the Westminster Economic Development Initiative, Inc.
Our commitment to the community extends far beyond
the Show House. Each year, we use our resources to help make
Western New York a better place to love through initiatives
like Kids Day, Books for Kids, Cradle Beach Camp, and our
News Neediest Fund, to name a few. The success of these
longstanding events reinforces our belief that by investing in
our friends and neighbors, we are investing in the betterment
of Western New York.
Thank you for visiting the 2019 Decorators’ Show House.
We hope you enjoy your tour and leave knowing that your
contribution will be used to build an even stronger community.
Warren T. Colville
Publisher & President, The Buffalo News
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Buffalo Decorators’ Show House
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361 Delaware Ave, Buffalo NY37 Years of Junior League of Buffalo and
The Buffalo News Decorators’ Show Houses
1981: The Larkin House 1991: The McLean House
Project Beneficiary: Project Beneficiaries:
Endowment of Waterfront Buffalo Zoo
Performing Arts Concerts Waterfront Performing
Arts Concerts
1983: The Ransom House 1993: The Birtches
Project Beneficiary: Project Beneficiary:
Cybernetic Light Show Hospice Education Center
in Lafayette Square
1995: E.B. Green’s Robert
1985: The Bassett House
Donner House
Project Beneficiary:
Project Beneficiaries:
Central Referral Kleinhans Music Hall
Services Inc. Waterfront Performing
Arts Concerts
1987: The Kellogg House 1997: The President’s House
Project Beneficiaries: Project Beneficiaries:
Restoration of EPIC (Every Person Influences
Buffalo Lighthouse Children)
Cybernetic Light Show Compass House Shelter for
in Lafayette Square Runaway/Homeless Youth
1989: The Appleton 1999: The Buffalo Sem
Mansion Larkin House
Project Beneficiary: Project Beneficiary:
Tiff Nature Preserve Theatre of Youth
Education Center
2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S EMore than $4.1 million raised and returned
to the Buffalo community
2001: The Schoellkopf-Vom 2011: The Bayliss-Oshei
Berge Manor Residence
Project Beneficiary: Project Beneficiary:
Buffalo Museum of Science Jericho Road Ministries
Hall of Astronomy
2003: The Miller Mansion 2013: Knox Farm
Project Beneficiary: Summer Residence
Child and Family Services Project Beneficiary:
Haven House Massachusetts Avenue Project
2005: The Century House 2015: The Edward H. Webster
Project Beneficiary: House
Darwin Martin Restoration Project Beneficiary:
Corporation Torn Space Theatre
2007: The Silverthorne 2017: August Feine House
Mansion Project Beneficiary:
Project Beneficiary: Westminster Economic
Gerard Place for Single Parent, Development Initiative, Inc.
Homeless Families
2009: E.B. Green’s Wallace
Estate
Project Beneficiary:
Darwin Martin
Restoration Corporation
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205 Bidwell Parkway Buffalo, NY 14222 | 716-885-6780We would like to welcome and thank you New York community. It is our mission to train for being here today and for helping us contin- the women who have volunteered tirelessly to ue the great tradition of the Junior of Buffalo/ bring this home to life to be great leaders. As The Buffalo News Decorators’ Show House. dynamic and impactful volunteers in our com- Whether this is your first time or if you are one munity, the Junior League of Buffalo not only of our long time visitors, please know that we are transforms spaces like the Palmer Centennial grateful for your attendance at this, our 20th House- we transform lives. Decorators’ Show House. As you tour the home Since 1981, the Junior League of Buffalo today, you join the over 300,000 visitors since has collaborated with The Buffalo News in 1981 who have enjoyed the beauty and creativity presenting 19 Show Houses, raising more than exemplified by $4.1 million. In our incredible 2018, the JLB local decorators. awarded a total Without their grant of $215,000 unique talents to the Westmin- this project ster Economic would not be D e ve l opm e nt possible. Initiative from This house is the proceeds of situated in the our 2017 Dec- section of the orators’ Show City of Buffalo House. All of the which was once funds generated host to the Pan American Exposition and through the Show House proceeds provide op- which was later developed as Nye Park. portunities for either immediate improvement in This neighborhood is one of the very few our community or help to foster long term sys- which was created in conjunction with temic change. The ticket you have purchased to the original design plan for Frederick Law be here today will help us to generate funds for a Olmsted’s Delaware Park neighborhoods. deserving community project or organization This beautiful space was originally the home which will be awarded in the Spring of 2020. of William J. Palmer, a prominent local florist We hope you are inspired by each and every and an original founder of Florist’s Telegraph beautifully designed space on your visit today and Delivery, commonly known as FTD. take with you some ideas for transforming your We hope you will enjoy all of the 34 interi- own home. Please be certain to visit the 1919 or and exterior decorated spaces in the Palmer Emporium boutique which features items for sale Centennial House which has been impeccably from over 40 local vendors. You are welcome to refurbished this spring. Please be sure to note come back to the Boutique at any time during the incredible character of this home with its arts Show House open hours. and crafts details, its 111 windows which flood We know that your visit here will be an en- the home with natural light, and its stunning joyable one as you experience the charm and original woodwork. Through the combined elegance of this incredible home. efforts of the decorators and our volunteers we have brought this home back to its original glory With deep gratitude, and we are proud to share it with you. Your Show House 2019 Co-Chairs With more than 400 active and sustaining Mary Jo Hunt, Renee Kassem members, the Junior League of Buffalo is current- and Colleen Seminara ly celebrating 100 years of service to the Western 2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S E
FLOOR PLANS
FIRST FLOOR
1. Front Garden - James Wieczorek - Seasonal Landscaping
2. Powder Room - Sharon Kostek, Joann Sees, Kyle Roskwitalski - Visionary Baths & More
3. Entry Hall - Laura Wax & Kristin Ertel - L2K Design
22. Living Room - Laura Fulciniti - Buffalo Wallpaper & Paint
23. Parlor - Karen Bialkowski - Interiors of WNY
24. Sun Room - Mark Taylor - Mark Taylor Interiors
25. Dining Room - Ray Bialkowski - Kittinger Furniture
26. Doggie Den - Ann X. White - White Design
27. Conservatory - Michelle Peller White, Carol Schaper, Julie Deuble, Karen Mattoon,
Darlene Ellis, Barb Reformat - Interior Design Association of WNY
28. Kitchen - Aaron Mach & Rachel Cook - Empire: Custom Kitchens & Countertops
29. Outdoor Kitchen - Michelle Cortese-Manfredo, Domenic, Philip and Nick Cortese
30. Side Porch - Cathy McGovern - Trillium Courtyard Florist
31. Pool Area - Wendy Bailey, Chris Wilson, Ashleigh Corcimiglia -
Arthur’s Home Furnishings
32. She Shed - Barbara Fitzpatrick - The Queen Bee
33. Dog Pen - John Higgins & Kelly Dixon - Elmwood Pet Supplies
34. Living Wall - Sue Napier - Napier Nursery
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SECOND FLOOR
4. Art Loft - Rosemary Zobel, Jennifer Nassivera, Liz Angelbeck
5. Sitting Room - Timothy Aaron - Timothy Aaron Creative
6. 2nd Floor Sunroom, Right - Traci Ackerman, Red Disk Studio - Philippa Radon,
Philippa Radon Design
7. Master Bathroom - Rosemary Zobel, Jennifer Nassivera
8. Master Bedroom - Julie Dana - The Home Stylist
9. Office - Erin Kent - Erin Kent Interiors
10. Wellness Room - Sandi Borowoski, Therese Smith,
Sara Raniero - Eaton Office Supply
11. Closet - Creative Storage
12. Potting Studio - Michael P Design + Room
13. Bathroom - Homestone Tile Gallery
14. Hemingway’s Havana - Debra Townsend, Lisa LaRusso - Frontier Central HS
21. Open Porch - Karen Bialkowski - Buffalo Interior Design
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THIRD FLOOR
15. Landing - Sandra Reicis - Villa Maria College
16. Guest Room - Julie DeAngelo - Bridge Interiors
17. Closet - California Closets
18. Aviation Adventure - Robin Reback - Reback Interiors
19. Art Loft Annex - Rosemary Zobel, Jennifer Nassivera, Liz Angelbeck
20. Bedroom - Special Spaces
2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S ERentals that make a home
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716.834.5000 | uniland.comWe Put the “Fun” in Fundraising! Community Assistance
The Junior League of Buffalo is not only known for our Every year, the Junior League of
good work in the community – we are also known for our Buffalo distributes Community
outstanding fundraising efforts! Assistance Grants to
organizations in Western New
Our signature fundraiser – the Decorators’ Show House –
York that can address a
takes advantage of the area’s fabulous architecture
demonstrated need in the
and top-notch design community to transform a local
community and contribute in a
home into a “show house” for the public to enjoy for
substantial way to the quality of
several weeks. Since 1981, the Junior League of Buffalo
life in Western New York.
has collaborated with The Buffalo News to present 20
Decorators’ Show Houses, raising over $4.1 million for
the Western New York community.
Celebrating 100 Years:
1919
1919 1921
JLB was founded. First
1932
JLB purchased the Thrift
gift was purchase of JLB established a dental
Shop for $1.00 from
sewing materials for clinic at Children’s
the Red Cross. It was
Children’s Hospital. Hospital.
the first League Thrift
Shop in the country and
a continuous source
of revenue for JLB’s
charitable gifts until it
closed in 2006.
1953
JLB helped finance the
purchase of a custodial
home for the WNY
Cerebral Palsy
Association (now known
as Aspire of WNY).Grants & Scholarships
Celebrate with Us!
Our grants have helped in a wide
variety of ways – from purchasing Members of the community are invited to
supplies and funding field trips, to celebrate our birthday with us by attending our
helping to implement educational special Centennial events, purchasing from our
programs. selection of limited-edition Centennial
merchandise, or sharing a personal tribute of
To help commemorate JLB’s 100 what JLB means to your organization.
. years of service, scholarships to local Visit jlbuffalo.org for more information on how
high school graduates who you can get involved.
demonstrated leadership within their
school or community were awarded
from the League’s 1919 Fund.
Looking Back, Looking Forward
– 2019
1990’s
JLB introduced its award-
winning, internationally
acclaimed LEAF (Learning,
Empowerment and Family)
initiative to address the
needs of economically
and educationally at-risk
families.
2011
JLB developed the
1980’s LifeCoach mentorship
JLB provided needed program for single
funds to the WNY Child mothers at high risk of
Care Coalition for the poverty in collaboration
establishment of the Toy with the Northwest
and Equipment Lending Community Center.
Library.
1969
JLB provided volunteers
2019
and a $50,000 gift to help JLB plans Day of Service on June 8th.
establish the Theodore Over 100 volunteers expected to
Roosevelt Inaugural Site. donate their time and talents in
support of community non-profits.SPONSORS
The following individuals, organizations and businesses have been
instrumental to the success of Decorators’ Show House 2019.
Their generosity is greatly appreciated!
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2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S EWelcome Home!
The 2019 Junior League Show House
The Palmer Centennial House
Stunning brick residence with an updated state of elegance.
4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms and 3 more spacious rooms and bath on
3rd floor. Amazing paneled dining room with beamed ceiling and lead-
ed glass. Two 1st floor sunrooms/solariums and beautifully updated
kitchen overlooking lovely yard with in-ground pool.
Gleaming hardwood floors & spectacular woodwork throughout.
Call for your private showing!
Susan D. Lenahan, CBR CRS
Lic. Associate Real Estate Broker
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431 Delaware Avenue | Buffalo, NY 14202ROOM
1
A LASTING FIRST IMPRESSION
Decorator: James Wieczorek
1120 Bullis Road
Elma, NY 14059
716 675-9000
JWieczorek@SeasonalNursery.com
No matter will develop a
warm, earthy
how beautiful a patina. Season-
home’s interior al Nursery’s use
may be, the of computer
first impression generated,
of a welcoming three-dimen-
entrance sets sional render-
the tone for ings facilitates
the personality comprehensive
and ambiance understanding
found inside. Our fresh take on the of any project. Whether it is a foun-
classic, straight hedge maintains dation planting, privacy screening,
the traditional sense of privacy and or even an overall master plan
enclosure; the curved hedge leads that includes hardscaping, patios,
the eye to the front door, inviting outdoor kitchens and fire features,
us inside. Careful placement of this technology is key to confidently
upright junipers and flowering trees moving forward with any outdoor
creates the illusion that the house project. James has been a designer
is set further back from the street. with Seasonal Nursery for nearly
Custom steel planters flanking the a decade. His love of nature and
entrance portico are filled with passion for plants are reflected in his
vibrant flowers and lush foliage that innovative designs that his clients
can be changed with the seasons. love (and their neighbors envy). n
These impressive planters can be left
outside all year long, and with age
RESOURCES
Seasonal Nursery & Garden Center
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ROOM
LISA’S PARTY POWDER ROOM
Decorator: Sharon Kostek,
Joann Sees, Kyle Roskwitalski
3689 California Rd,
Orchard Park, NY 14127
716 667-2700
skostek@visionarybaths.com
This room is de- clean ability. To
complete the look,
signed in memory the Brizo Virage sin-
of our friend and gle handle facet in
coworker, Lisa Miller. Brilliance Luxe Gold
Patterned black and finish is the jewelry
gold wallpaper are of the room, adding
reflective of Lisa’s a touch of elegance.
stylish and classic Two gold framed
fashion sense. We tear drop mirrors
carried the white complete the look
ceiling color down and represent the
to give the small tears shed for our
space an illusion of friend who is greatly
more open and a less missed by all who
vertical, cramped knew her. Look
feel. The Kohler one closely and you
piece Tresham toilet and coordinat- will see a golden dragonfly, letting
ing Barclay pedestal sink provide a everyone know Lisa will always be
traditional look and provide easy with us. n
RESOURCES
Faucet and Accessories: Brizo Mirrors: World Market
Toilet & Shelf: Kohler Paint: C2 Paint
Pedestal sink: Barclay Plumbing and Installation
Wallpaper: Target Assistance: Eric Hazard
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ROOM
ALLURING ENTRY
Decorator: Laura Wax,
Kristin Ertel
L2K Design 1225 Niagara St,
Buffalo, NY 14213
716 961-9511
lwax@l2kdesignllc.com
The Hall was and metal will
enhance the
designed to create
a luxurious entry space acting as
into the home a grand piece of
with a comforting art and creating
feel. The custom depth while
bench, positioned giving you a
in the center of chance to take
the entry hall acts one last look
as place to sit and before you walk
enjoy the beauty out the door.
of the sunroom The existing
and living room coffered ceiling
while also acting will remain the
as a place to sit wood tone, and
and slip on a pair the ceiling will
of shoes. Bold be painted a
jewel tones and rich textures will bold blue accent
create a dramatic setting as you color. Gold chandeliers with pretty
enter the home. A large custom glass accents will add just the right
floor mounted mirror made of wood amount of sparkle in the space. n
RESOURCES
Upholstry: Pfeiffer Upholstry Lighting: Anzalone Lighting
Wall Covering: MDC Wallcovering Plants: Botanicus
Painting: Salerno Painting Custom work: Wilcox Designs and Fabrications
Artwork: Buffalo Canvas Carpet: Interface
Custom Mirror: Steel Crazy
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ART LOFT
Decorator: Rosemary Zobel,
Jennifer Nassivera &
Liz Angelbeck
Buffalo is home to creative, talented artists whose artwork graces Show House
hallways. All artwork on display may be purchased and taken home on the same
day. Cash, check or credit cards are accepted at the Decorator Sales desk. Be sure
to stop in Room 19, The Art Loft Annex, where more beautiful, unique art is
available for purchase. n
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Eric E. Adams www.paintyourwallswny.com contact@pywwny.com
Monica Angle Monica@monicaangle.com mangle62@gmail.com
Jozef Bajus www.jozefbajus.com jozefbajus@hotmail.com
Michelle Capizzi mcapizzi@mac.com
Karen Carlton www.karen-carlton.com karencarltonart@gmail.com
Will Cavanaugh willcavanaugh@hotmail.com
Laura Cott www.lacottfineart.com laura@lacottfineart.com
Paulette Crooke www.williamsvilleartsociety.org paulette.m.crooke@gmail.com
Enid Edelman www.enidedelman.daportfolio.com eedelman@roadrunner.com
Peter Fowler www.peterfowlerstudio.com peterfowlerstudio@roadrunner.com
Eileen Graetz On Instagram: eileengraetzphotography egcoyote@verizon.net
Dot Keller brusheswpaint@gmail.com
Elaine Kessel www.elainekessel.com elainekessel@gmail.com
Elizabeth Leader www.elizabethleader.com ealeader509@gmail.com
Erin Long www.erloart.com erloart.erin@gmail.com
Wendy Caldwell
Maloney www.wendycaldwellmaloney.com currentdesign@aol.com
Michelle Marcotte www.michellemarcotte.com marcotteconsulting@gmail.com
www.sayitwithvegetables.com
Karen Matchette kdmdrawings@gmail.com
Susan Miller www.SusanMMillerArtist.com millersusan750@gmail.com
Barbara Rickard www.BarbaraRickard.com brickard55.5@verizon.net
Laird Robertson On Instagram: winder3rd wlaird.robertson@gmail.com
Stephen Russ www.StephenMRuss.com smruss1@verizon.net
Robert Seivert rseivert@millingtonlockwood.com
Carol Case Siracuse www.carolsiracuse.blog csir@me.com
Evette Slaughter www.evetteslaughterstudio.com evetteslaughter@gmail.com
Rachel Stenclik Rachel.stenclik@gmail.com
Robin Strauss www.etsy.com Robin.glasswork@gmail.com
Muhammad Zaman www.zmnart.com zahin716@gmail.com
The above list represents names of artists available at press time.
RESOURCES
Electrical: Scherer Electric Paint: C2 Paint Painting: A-Ok Painting, Joseph Derrick
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SURFACE DETAILS
Decorator: Timothy Aaron
Timothy Aaron 310-927-1655
Creative timothycreative@gmail.com
Instagram @timothy.creative
that entire expanse. Mirrors, sofa
You see black but this space is & chairs, accessories add multiple
about texture. It begins with the layers while the original art pieces
charred wood wall, known as Shou act as the final layer bringing all the
Sugi Ban, with room’s textures
its surface that together. The
is undulating, wallpaper,
organic and titled “Idle
yes, black. That Diversions-A”,
color moves is a new Red
up across the Disk wallpaper
ceiling and design inspired
down the by Charles E.
adjacent walls Burchfield’s
enveloping the doodles. The
space in a matte finish. The rug with artwork are original pieces by Laura
it’s warm woolen fibers compliments Cott of LaCott Fine Art. The brass
the wall color. The light fixtures lighting and forged metal (table
have sleek surfaces in a bright tone. legs) are by Emerson James Inc.
The warm wood finish of the table This room would not have been
tops is juxtaposed by the cold hard possible without the partnership of
surface of the steel legs. The whim- Red Disk, Laura Cott, and Emerson
sical wallpaper creates pattern along James. Thank you. n
RESOURCES
Lighting & forged metal: Emerson James. EmersonJamesInc.com
Artwork:LaCott Fine Art. LaCottFineArt.com
Wallpaper: Red Disk, Traci Ackerman- founder. RedDiskStudio.com
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AN INSPIRING,
C R E AT I V E WO R K S PAC E …
Decorator: Design coach
Traci Ackerman & color guru:
Founder, Red Disk Philippa Radon
of Philippa Radon Design
716 863-9141
tackerman@ 716 860-3531
reddiskstudio.com philippa@
philipparadon.com
Our creative work Our space showcases
‘Idle Diversions,” a
space is the perfect spot
to set up a working wallpaper designed by
‘command center’ to Red Disk, inspired by
start and end each Charles Burchfield’s
day. This personal- doodles. We chose a
ized, contemplative custom color palette
space is conducive to support the overall
for mapping out daily artisanal theme of the
schedules and routines, space…handcrafted,
and a comfortable artistic, high quality,
environment to hone and locally produced.
professional skills and Charles Ephraim
artistic endeavors. Burchfield created
This space is a reflec- thousands of doodles
tive, private hideaway, during his lifetime. He
boasting windows that explained, “It should
connect with the ever not be assumed that
changing moods of the season. Our de- such doodling has
sign promotes a schematic that reminds no value: true most doodles are trivial
us of how nature constantly inspires and and meaningless, or worse, boringly
stirs the imagination. repetitious. Nevertheless it can be a form
The curated color pairings from the of subconscious thinking in visual terms.
full-spectrum C2 Paint line, render a Some of my most useful abstract motifs
peaceful palette for mindful contempla- come from such seemingly idle diver-
tion. The furnishings support the “less sions.” His symmetrical doodles, which
is more,” clutter free concept, promoting provided the inspiration for the Red Disk
clearer thinking and environmental wallpaper design, have the appearance
awareness, without compromising of curious creatures about to hop off the
comfort. paper. n
RESOURCES
Paint: C2 Paint Handcrafted basket: The Sparkwork Studio
Wallpaper: Red Disk Rug: David Tiftickjian and Sons
Metal framed chair: Kittinger Gallery Hand crafted desk and stool: Norman Cramer
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VINTAGE
Decorator:
Rosemary Zobel
Jennifer Nassivera
bathroom is a
Little has changed charming space.
in this room since Fresh paint and
1910, when the fabric update the
residence was de- room, along with
signed by architect, three stunning
Ulysses G. Orr in pieces of art. The
the Arts and Crafts result is a time-
style. The bath- less room with its
room today looks marriage of old
much as it did and new. While
when the house some accessories
was built, with the are period, others
addition of crown are modern, adding
molding. The most to overall interest.
interesting feature Keeping the room
is the subway-tiled light and bright to
shower, with its wrap around, body maximize its size was the dominant
shower spray. Although small, the design plan. n
RESOURCES
Art: Meibohm Fine Arts Paint: C2 Paint
Carpentry: Craftsman’s Touch Painting: A-Ok Painting, Joseph Derrick
Carpet: Tiftickjian & Sons, Georgetown Plaza Window Valance: Maggie Mays
Electrical: Scherer Electric
2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S EFashion Like
Noohere Else
Blake Lively’s dress available
exlusively at ANNARLETTE
3959 MAIN STREET, AMHERST, NY
ANNARLETTE.COM | @ANNARLETTE | 716.833.7000ROOM
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MOODY BLUES
A SERENE AND ST YLISH BEDRO OM
Decorator: Julie Dana,
www.thehomestylist.com
The Home Stylist
716 912-1581
julie@thehomestylist.com
This Master makes you not
want to get out
Bedroom is dark, of bed. The large
moody, and gray rug, perfect
maybe a little blue chair and
mysterious. A lovely dresser
color palette of make sure the
gray and blues room functions.
evoke a cozy Julie Dana,
dreamy space. owner of The
Abstract art Home Stylist,
hung on a grid has been professionally decorating
keeps the room modern and fresh and staging homes since 2002. She
with small pops of color. The wall specializes in Do-it-yourself plans
treatment is watercolor and ink spill that the homeowner can do step
technique that adds to the moody by step as their budget and time
feeling of the room. Layers of bed- permit. This is her 6th Decorators
ding give the room a softness that Show House. n
RESOURCES
Paint: C2 Paint Design Team: John Dana, Carolyn Scheer,
Painter: Scheer Painting Company Kimberly McAtee
Art Work: Julie Dana
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AN OFFICE
IN THE TREES
Decorator: Erin Kent
North Tonawanda, NY
14120
716 998-3647
erinkent75@yahoo.com
Working blending
beautiful greens
from home isn’t
stressful in this and pops of
beautiful, nature wine. When not
inspired office. working at the
Taking a lead Hammary desk,
from the colors one can enjoy
found in the sitting in the
trees, the walls beautiful accent
are covered in a chair, with a
moss green hue. book, or glass of
The ceiling tree mural, further aids wine. Custom window treatments
in bringing the outside in. The hand frame the windows and help soften
woven area carpet is like a piece the space. The green wall color is
of abstract artwork for the floor, also very on-trend, for 2019. n
RESOURCES
Furniture: Arthur’s Home Furnishings Paint: C2 Paint
Area carpet: Markarian Rugs Ceiling mural: Bogue Art Studios
Lighting: Anzalone Electric Art: Rider Frames & Gallery
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A SPACE TO UNWIND AND REVIVE
F R O M DA I LY S T R E S S O R S
Decorator: Sandi Borowski,
Therese Smith, Sara Raniero
180 John Glenn Drive
716 691-6100
sborowski@eatonofficesupply.com
The Eaton chaos and
technology.
Design Team Paying attention
has designed a to one’s mental
Wellness Room and emotional
for the Palmer needs, from
Centennial the daily grind,
House, for the is becoming
Junior League an intricate
Show House part of the
2019. Incorpo- many amenities
ration of wood, businesses are
metal, earth and air, is the focus of now offering their employees in
design in the space, with attention order to accommodate these
to creating an area for relaxation important needs. n
and to unwind from the everyday
RESOURCES
Furniture: Hon & Rejuvenation Pillows: Jessica Raniero
Lighting: Ikea Green Walls/Moss Walls: Botanicus - kodonnell@botanicus.com
Paint: C-2 Paint Wall Mural: Olee Creative - diana@oleecreative.com
Painter & Wall repair: Josh Pike Custom Wood Work: Ike Smith
Fabrics: Mayer & CF Stinson Sponsor: BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York
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MAKE ROOM
Decorator: Diana Augspurger
634 Linden Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14216
716 871-1474
sales@creativestoragebuffalo.com
Given our Putting things
diverse inter- at our fingertips
ests, it’s no gives us the
surprise that opportunity to
we would all review, enjoy
value a room and actually
dedicated to use them rather
organizing than just own
special projects, them. This
personal col- outcome is the
lections, family signature of a
momentos and items for truly successful
personal improvement. storage system. n
RESOURCES
Ceiling Tek: Stretch Ceiling, Richard Naswinter
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POTTING STUDIO / SITTING ROOM
Decorator:
Michael P Design + Room
1400 Hertel Avenue
Buffalo NY 14216
716-939-2692
mpd@room-buffalo.com
info@room-buffalo.com
R ecreating architectural elements
from atriums and greenhouses to design
a modern potting studio / sitting room. n
RESOURCES
room buffalo
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HO MESTONE
tile gallery
REFRESHING BOTANICAL RETREAT
We s t e r n Ne w Yo r k’s L a r g e s t S e l e c t i o n o f F i n e Ti l e & St o n e
HO MESTONE
tile gallery
We s t e r n Ne w Yo r k’s L a r g e s t S e l e c t i o n o f F i n e Ti l e & St o n e
Decorator:
HO MESTONE
tile gallery
Homestone Tile Gallery
4401 Walden Ave.
716 651-0987
karen@homestonegallery.com
HO MESTONE
tile gallery
H omestone Tile The design of this
Gallery is proud bath was inspired
to be participat- by the beautiful
ing in our 10th wallcovering
Jr.League Show- selected from
house! Karen local paper maker
Mattoon, Karen Red Disk. The
Redman and dogwood (de-
Kathleen Geiger signed by Charles
are the design- E. Burchfield circa
ers on this years 1921) was selected
project along with for its bold beauty
Sherry Collins and promise of
from Signature spring ! ! n
Designs !
RESOURCES
Paint: C2 Paint Wall covering: Red Disk
Light fixture: Anzalone Lighting Rendering: Kathleen Geiger
Window coverings &
accessories: Sherry Collins
2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S E4401 Walden Ave • Lancaster NY • 716-651-0987 • www.homestonegallery.com
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HEMINGWAY’S HAVANA
Decorator:Frontier Central High School:
Co-designers and Team Leaders
Debra Townsend & Lisa LaRusso
4432 Bayview Rd, Hamburg, NY 14075
dtownsend@frontiercsd.org
llarusso@frontiercsd.org
Twitter Frontier Int Design@FalconShowHouse
Instagram www.instagram.com/frontier_interior_design/
The palm-framed
Havana, Cuba, bookshelves, a
once the Paris of the Hemingway neces-
Caribbean, inspires sity, are appointed
this period-rich with some of the
space, when author’s favorites.
American author Vintage sea bearing
and icon, Ernest accents give the
Hemingway, called viewer an “Old Man
Cuba his home and and the Sea” feel, in
the Cuban people this 50’s maritime
called Hemingway aesthetic. Frontier
“one of their own.” students produced
Creamy shades of alabaster, reveal layers of the paintings and beautiful Bermuda
time, through our faux distressed Cuban Blended furniture pieces, unique to this
plaster technique, invented for this year’s house. We are also pleased to present,
Show House. Warm mahogany stained Cuban Painter Abdiel Bianes Gongora,
wicker, reminiscent of the veranda at Fiber Artist Karen Sienk and Photogra-
the Hotel Nacional de Cuba, is ready for phers Debra Townsend, Lisa LaRusso and
sultry-tropical afternoons, relaxing with Phil Pantano. As you design this season’s
the latest Hemingway novel and a cup of outdoor entertaining space or your next
Cafe Cubano. Two cozy window seats, “Havana Nights” get-together, take note
stacked with pillows and draped in net- of the ideas we packed into Hemingway’s
ting, frame the windows which accentuate Havana. Thank you to all of our Frontier
our Barkcloth-inspired accent fabric. Did and local supporters who have made this
you notice a certain polydactyl friend project possible! We could never do it
enjoying the late morning sunshine? without you. n
RESOURCES
Frontier Central Teachers Association, Medaille College, Frontier Premier Coffee Roasters, Havana Cabana, Key West, Esther
PTSA, Frontier Alumni Association, Frontier Yearbook Club, Kowal, Thomas Gilmartin, Russell Arrigo, Michael Arrigo,
Frontier Bookstore, Frontier Staff and Family, Picture Your Walls, Mark Gillen, Artists: Karen Seink, Abdiel Bianes Gongora, David
DOS on the Lake, C2 Paint, Talking Leaves Books, JOANN Carlson, Taylor Fillenwarth, Kristin Bonuomo, Audrey Swanson,
Fabrics, Hemingway Rum Company, Key West, The Ernest Alanna Swanson, Adrianna Conrad-LaFord, Marissa Bure,
Hemingway Home and Museum, Key West, Buffalo Cigars, Phil Pantano, Debra Townsend, Lisa LaRusso
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LOST IN WONDERLAND
A W H I M SIC A L C H I L D R E N ’ S P L AY SPAC E
W I T H A N A L IC E I N WO N D E R L A N D T H E M E
Decorator: Interior Design Program
240 Pine Ridge Rd.
Buffalo, NY 14225
716 961-1843
reicis@villa.edu
The design decorative items
that set the
for the third stage for a very
floor landing special occa-
celebrates sion. Sitting at
the unique the table is the
qualities of much loved
the space with White Rabbit,
a whimsical as a one-of-
transformation a-kind, hand
that captures knit version.
a moment from the favorite Lewis Homage is paid to ‘Through the
Carroll children’s story, Alice in Won- Looking Glass’ with a collection of
derland. This fanciful children’s place period style mirrors. The mirror wall
is a play on scale, staged to resemble also includes a vintage accent table
the Mad Hatter’s famous tea party. painted to match this fun vignette. A
The table is custom fabricated in the clever twist on indoors and outdoors
Villa Maria College Art Shop by the is achieved with birch tree wallpaper,
Interior Design students and dou- nature décor in the windows and a
bles as a light source on the landing. fused glass butterfly art installation.
The chairs are classic Philippe Starck Other playful elements include a
Ghost Chairs - child sized. The table mural of the Cheshire cat and a selec-
scape includes vintage tea cups and tion of hand replicated, original book
coordinating hand crafted, fused glass illustrations, framed and displayed
plates, together with other on the art wall. n
RESOURCES
White Rabbit: Diane Addeo Contributors: Mindy Robins, Emma Massimi, Markisha Harris,
Glass Work: Illumination Stained Glass Studio Bridget Schiltz, Sister Ann Therese Kelly, Katie Kirkpatrick, Siera Rogers,
Paint: C2 Paint Samantha Levreault, Taylor Grodesky, Julia Siergiej, Constance Strother,
Table Fabrication: Jesse Walp Katherine Amershadian
Tea Cups: Veronica Ryskalczyk Faculty Advisor: Sandra Reicis
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BE MY GUEST
Decorator: Julie DeAngelo
2395 Grand Island Blvd.
Grand Island, NY 14072
716 481-6964
facebook.com/
BridgeInteriorsGrandIsland
B e my guest in this sexy and luxurious
guest bedroom. Surround yourself with the
different patterns and textures while you
take an afternoon nap on the queen sized
bed with custom head board and pillows
supplied by Colvin Draperies. Later on
curl up with a glass of wine and catch up
on your favorite show over in the sitting
area and admire the beautifully refinished
dresser artistically done by Adornment. n
RESOURCES
Colvin Draperies: Tammy Davis Adornment: Patricia Folts
Certa Pro Painters: Charlie Bickel Paint: C2 Paint
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HOSPITALITY CENTER
Decorator: California Closets Design Team
2914 Walden Avenue #400
Depew, NY 14043
(716) 651-9393
kagee@calclosets.com
A hospitality center in Milano Grey finish
with Pietra accents & aluminum framed
satin glass doors awaits your arrival! n
RESOURCES
The California Closets Design Team
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AVIATION ADVENTURE
Decorator: Robin Reback Janiak
Interior Designer
Reback Interiors
716 830-0483
rebackinteriors@yahoo.com.
Buffalo’s rich size of 3’ 6” x 5’
sits atop a black
aeronautical his- crocodile embossed
tory comes to life bull hide illumi-
as framed photos nated by a richly
of World War II colored stained
planes flying over glass lighting fixture
Niagara Falls adorn which served as the
the deep orange designer’s inspira-
painted walls. tion for the color
Books on aviation scheme. A pub
and travel enlight- table which repeats
en the younger the Buffalo nickel
generation, telling head motif, along
stories that have with two black
been forgotten. Featuring an unusu- leather bar stools, is perfect for a
al new billiards table, covered in a quick snack or a cold beer. The focal
neutral gray felt, “The Bantum” is point of the room are the two floor
designed to appeal to today’s youth to ceiling bookshelves featuring a
with only two pockets - similar to fabric backing in a stunning arts and
hockey, lacrosse and soccer. Buffalo crafts pattern. Aeronautical artifacts
nickel sites with exposed finger and memorabilia add visual interest.
joint construction are reminiscent Travel through time in this unique
of the work of Frank Lloyd Wright game room which explores the
- a perfect addition to any Buffalo world of aviation. n
home. The Bantum with its small
RESOURCES
Billards table and pub set: Gary Pools Upholstered bookshelf panels: Diane Sweeney
& Leisure, Todd Schupbach Ceiling fixture: Shanor Lighting, Linda Pollier
Crocodile embossed bull hide:
Garrett Leather, Michelle Nasca
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ART LOFT
ANNEX
Decorator: Rosemary Zobel,
Jennifer Nassivera &
Liz Angelbeck
Named as the with Damask,” a
hand silkscreened
“Queen City of wallpaper by local
America” at the company, Red Disk,
turn of the century, is featured in the Art
Buffalo was one Annex in a custom,
of the largest and C2 Paint color pal-
most prosperous ette. The wallpaper
cities in the US. field is “804 Sheer,”
It was a golden which coordinates
age for American with all the trim/
architects, whose crown molding in
creativity was the space. The Dam-
commissioned and ask is “995 Ferrous”
unleashed, mak- and buildings are
ing the city their represented in Nova
canvas. Roycroft artisan, cartoonist Color Antique Silver. The ceiling
and illustrator, Karen Matchette and remaining walls were painted
captures the beauty and celebrates with “964 Chit Chat” to add a touch
seven of Buffalo’s iconic and archi- of warmth and luminosity to the
tectural gems! “Queen City Toile, space. n
The Art Loft Annex features works by local artists, a list of which can be found on Page 26.
All artwork on display may be purchased and taken home on the same day.
Cash, check or credit cards are accepted at the Decorator Sales desk.
RESOURCES
Carpet: Tiftickjian & Sons, Georgetown Plaza Painting: A-Ok Joseph Derrick
Electrical: Scherer Electric Wallpaper: Red Disk
Furniture: Coocoou Wallpaper Installation: David Roach
Paint: C2 Paint Window Fabric: Window Décor Distributing
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TEDDY AND TOYS
Decorator: Special Spaces Buffalo
PO Box 775
Williamsville, NY 14221
716 320-0565
Info@specialspacesbuffalo.org
A room filled Special Spaces
Buffalo creates
with classic, custom dream
timeless and bedrooms for
beloved toys. kids living
From the giant with Cancer.
Teddy Bear, Existing solely
Jack in the on donations
Box and Barrel of time, talent
of Monkeys, and treasure,
this bedroom is designed for a Special Spaces Buffalo volunteers
boy or girl or anyone who is a kid create spaces like this to bring
at heart. Primary colors give the comfort to children and their
room playfulness and simplicity. families during challenging times. n
RESOURCES
BOGUEART STUDIOS
Furniture: Ashley Homestore
Paint: C2 Paint
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BUFFALO BREEZE BALCONY
Decorator: Karen Bialkowski
5363 Transit Rd
716-204-4040
karen@interiorswny.com
Welcome to the Buffalo Breeze Balcony inspired by Buffalo’s
waterfront. Bright shades of green and blue welcome you to
enjoy your morning coffee or a relaxing evening cocktail. n
RESOURCES
Pillows: Pleats & Shades
2 0 1 9 D E C O R A T O R S ’ S H O W H O U S Ewegmans.com
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BEAUTY, IMAGINATION AND ORDER
Decorator: Laura Fulciniti &
Edie Burke
2917 Bailey Ave.,
Buffalo, NY, 14215
716-838-2500
Buffalodecor@gmail.com
A soft neutral of fabric import-
ed from England
pallet transforms
the space, ushering add the finishing
it into the pres- touch. Icy acrylic
ent day. Updated accents sparkle
period appropriate against brass detail
wallpaper envelops and a repurposed
four of the five upholstery piece,
walls. The fifth wall, wrapped in an
not to be embossed textural
ignored, is frosted experience, fills the
in metallic paint corner of the room.
from the south of A warm wool car-
France. A luxurious pet completes the
faux throw embrac- ensemble providing
es the curve of the foundation
a timeless Lee Jofa piece and for this tranquil and contemplative
embroidered pillows constructed retreat. n
RESOURCES
Farrow & Ball
Cowetan & Tout
JF Fabrics
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PARLOR
Decorator: Karen Bialkowski
5363 Transit Rd
716-204-4040
karen@interiorswny.com
Travel is essential for terms of colors, patterns,
fragrances and most
creativity and growth. importantly, lifestyles.
As you travel you seek The more multifaceted
out beauty and inspi- our cultural vocabulary
ration, which then is, the more rich and
influences design. It is vital our design language
travel and the immer- becomes. The room
sion in other cultures will reflect a diversity of
that revitalizes our styles and influences. n
vision and inspires us in
RESOURCES
Wallpaper Install: David Roach Window treatment fabric: JF Fabrics
Floor Refinishing: MP Caroll Hardwood Drapes and Pillows: Pleats & Shades
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THE SUN ROOM
Decorator: Mark Taylor
66 Oakland Place,
Mark Taylor Buffalo, NY 14222
Interiors
O. 716 881-0120
C. 716 830-8984
mtaylorinteriors@msn.com
Big, bold as only Mark
Taylor can de-
indigo and liver. A veteran
white stripes of Buffalo’s
from Stout interior design
Fabric enliven community,
cushions and Mark is proud
curtains in The to be partici-
Sun Room. pating in his
Exciting pat- 13th Deco-
terned fabrics rators’ Show
& wallpaper House cele-
bring a current brating over 25
yet traditional years in busi-
flair to the space. A mix of comfort- ness. Specializing in residential and
able furnishings made for relaxing commercial design, using period an-
complete the lively, sunny room. tiques, contemporary furnishings or
Large windows with panoramic something in between, every project
views of the gracious backyard are is executed with careful attention to
dressed to allow the room to fill detail ensuring a beautiful, timeless
with warm light. A touch of pale design. Mark is pleased to collabo-
blue paint draws the eye upward. rate with Bailey & Harris Architects
Classically beautiful, always timeless to offer full circle design services. n
and fresh and executed with a twist
RESOURCES
Furnishings & Accessories: Mark Taylor Interiors, Lighting: Anzalone Electric, Linda Anzalone
Webb Exchange, Matt Webb Paint: C2 Paint, Tom Hill
Fabric & Wallpaper: Interior Design Resources, Show House Fish: Elmwood Pet Supplies, John Higgins
Stout Fabric, Thibaut Wallpaper Wallpaper Installation: Rainbow Paint & Wallcovering,
Rendering: Patricia Bailey, Bailey & Harris Architects David Roach
Upholstering: Paul’s Decorative Services, Paul Elniski Electrician: Scherer Electric, Michael Scherer
Window Treatments: Custom Décor inc., Lynda Young Design Team: Philip Kuznicki, Nancy Schmittendorf,
Window Treatment Installation: Brian Wilkinson Linda Matt, Beth Swift, Nikki Burkhart, Amanda Hudson.
Carpets: Markarian Rugs, Jeff Markarian
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ROOM
A MODERN TAKE ON
TRADITIONAL KITTINGER
Decorator:Ray Bialkowski
4675 Transit Rd
716 876-1000
rb@kittingerfurniture.com
Surrounded by elegant transitional chairs, this handcrafted American
Walnut dining table with a waterfall edge and diamond book-matched
top blends modern design with traditional craftsmanship principles.
Complimenting the existing wood in the room is a Mahogany chest
of drawers with a bleached Classic Heirloom finish. n
RESOURCES
Hardwood Floor Refinishing: M P Caroll Hardwood Window Treatments: Pleats & Shades
Chair Fabric: Thibaut Design Rug, Artwork and Accessories: Interiors of WNY
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