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8. Perkins Stair Hall - Second Floor Foyer: David McLellan and Christopher Marcott - McLellan Design Consultants Earth tones and a gold faux wall finish create a warm and inviting sitting area with fine fabrics and period furnishings accenting the architecture of the home. |
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9. Stephanie's Room: Kay Nam – Kay’s Loft Interior Design The “East meets West” style of Stephanie’s room affords tremendous creativity in a blend of Asian furnishings, colors and textures with western aesthetics combined with touches of whimsy. |
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10. Children's Bath: Amie Freling-Brown – Meme Hill Studio Soft pastel colors, hand painted designs and trompe l’oeil ceiling and wall painting evoke a playful theme that is carried through in the colorful vintage accessories and toys. |
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11. Master Bedroom & Dressing Area: Rebecca Proctor, Carolyn Conde and Donnie Andreas – MacKenzie-Childs Signature handmade, hand-painted ceramics and home furnishings by MacKenzie-Childs using unique combinations of color, pattern and materials fill the room. |
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12. Master Bath: Bia Ades and Mary Jo Conrad-Reingold – Dwellings Original marble fixtures bold color and attention to lighting provide warmth and coziness to the architectural elegance of the Master Bath. |
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13. Ladies’ Guest Bedroom: Carol Urtz, Jeanne Phillips and Joan Schultz – Carol Urtz and Associates Interiors, Ltd. Grand room proportions are warmed by deep red wallcovering. A dramatic canopied bed, plush fabrics and fireplace seating add luxury. |
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14. Guest Bath: Cass Kean – Cass Kean Interiors The original taupe and cream tile and original leaded glass window are accented with a replica tin ceiling, wallcovering and rich, smoky purple-toned fabrics. |
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15. Second Floor Hallway: Gayle Hitchcock – Ivydale Interiors, Leila Doll – Willowbrook, and Viki Becker – Becker Furniture The designers have drawn on the lives of their own mothers to create this wonderful tribute to women using rich caramel tones and black and white photographs. |
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16. Back Hall: Sharon Dwyer-Buzard – True Colors A charming, wall-filled, early 1900s assemblage combined with a large painting by Sharon Buzard based on a family photograph. |
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17. Writing Room: Darcy Paddock, Ann John-Burnett and Lisa Addabbo-Hunt – Darcy K. Design In a world of distractions, the Writing Room invites one to the quiet of sitting, reading or writing with its restful color, good art, Oriental rugs and eclectic antiques. |
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18. Porch - Second Floor: Sharon Dwyer-Buzard – True Colors The Porch features a tribute to famous illustrator and native Rochesterian Maud Humphrey, with a life-sized cutout of the artist alongside her portrait of her son, Humphrey Bogart. |
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19. Linen Room: Sharon Dwyer-Buzard – True Colors A display of decorative and utilitarian objects including clothing, pottery and jewelry from the early 1900s conveys the aesthestics of the Art Nouveau period. |
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20. MacKenzie-Childs Cupboard: Rebecca Proctor, Carolyn Conde and Donnie Andreas – MacKenzie-Childs MacKenzie-Childs products are designed to complement a wide variety of styles from "cosmopolitan country" to antique French Provincial. |
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21. Designer’s Salon and 22. Salon Storage Annex: Patricia Piendel – Patricia’s inside design The soft colors and warm textures in this dual office/couture salon transports you to the early 1900s with its iridescent coral window dressings, blue cushions, and burnished copper accents. |
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23. Sitting Room: Interiors Furniture and Joanie Valenti – Joanie Valenti Decorative Wall Finishes Classic style has been given a relaxed look and romantic air for the informal receiving room used by the lady of the house. A faux finish with relief technique has been used on the walls. |
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