Patty Jordan thought I should mention the Baltimore Show House. I must admit I don't know anything more about it than this, but it sure sounds great!
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The Baltimore Symphony Associates present the 34th Symphony Decorators’ Show House, featuring the work of Maryland’s most prominent interior designers.
May 8-30, 2010
As the BSA’s largest fundraiser of the year, proceeds will support the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s education programs, impacting the lives of more than 70,000 children each year.
Show House Hours:
Closed Mondays
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday:
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Purchase the perfect gifts and quality additions to your home décor from among designer items displayed throughout the Show House and from the on-site boutique.
History of the Woodholme Estate:
Constructed in 1925 during prohibition, this Tudor-style home features two hidden liquor storage areas: a sliding
cabinet behind a bookcase and a wine cellar built into the dining room wall. The four bedroom, three and a
half bath home also features a library, a sun porch and an alchemist’s chamber.
To prepare this home for the more than 8,000 guests who annually attend the BSA’s popular fundraiser, 30 designers
decorate and furnish the estate’s 24 rooms. This year’s selection of award-winning interior designers includes
Maryland Chapter President of the American Society of Interior Designers Laura C. Kimball, Russell Slouck from
Gatehouse Interiors and Donna Melvin from Twin Diamond Studios, among others. One special wall even
includes a mural of the home’s history by Deborah E. Watson, Annapolis Interiors, Sur L'Avenue.
Baltimore Symphony Associates:
http://www.bsomusic.org/main.taf?p=1,16/
The Baltimore Symphony Associates present the 34th Symphony Decorators’ Show House, featuring the work of Maryland’s most prominent interior designers.
May 8-30, 2010
As the BSA’s largest fundraiser of the year, proceeds will support the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s education programs, impacting the lives of more than 70,000 children each year.
Show House Hours:
Closed Mondays
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday:
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Purchase the perfect gifts and quality additions to your home décor from among designer items displayed throughout the Show House and from the on-site boutique.
History of the Woodholme Estate:
Constructed in 1925 during prohibition, this Tudor-style home features two hidden liquor storage areas: a sliding
cabinet behind a bookcase and a wine cellar built into the dining room wall. The four bedroom, three and a
half bath home also features a library, a sun porch and an alchemist’s chamber.
To prepare this home for the more than 8,000 guests who annually attend the BSA’s popular fundraiser, 30 designers
decorate and furnish the estate’s 24 rooms. This year’s selection of award-winning interior designers includes
Maryland Chapter President of the American Society of Interior Designers Laura C. Kimball, Russell Slouck from
Gatehouse Interiors and Donna Melvin from Twin Diamond Studios, among others. One special wall even
includes a mural of the home’s history by Deborah E. Watson, Annapolis Interiors, Sur L'Avenue.
Baltimore Symphony Associates:
The Baltimore Symphony Associates (BSA) continues its long tradition of volunteers in service to the Baltimore
Symphony Orchestra reaching back to 1942 when it began as the Women’s Committee. More than 400 current
members use their time, energy and financial support to benefit the education programs of the BSO. The BSA
manages the Symphony Store at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, hosts several fundraising events, serves
as ushers at education programs and sponsors several pre-concert lectures each session.
List of Designers:
Room 1: Entry Hall Pat O’Brien, muralist
Room 2: Living Room Missy Connolly, Fern Hill Design
Room 3: Sun Porch Susan Herbert, Susan Herbert Interior Design
Room 4: Dining Room Kimberly Davis, F. Meyer Design
M. Christine Kameen, Designs 4 Hope
Room 5: Powder Room Quintence Hill of Q Renderings and Design
Room 6: Staircase & Upstairs Hall Pat O’Brien, muralist
Room 7: Bedroom Carol Lombardo Weil, CLWdesigns
Room 8: Bath Harford Community College
Room 9: Nursery Paula Harvey Simply Put
Interiors, Inc.
Room 10: Wet Bar & Back Hall Annapolis Interiors Sur L'Avenue, Inc.
Room 11: The Alchemist Chamber Mclain Weisand
Room 12: Bath Regina Bello, The Monogram Shop
Room 13: Bedroom Russell E. Slouck, Gatehouse Interiors
Room 14: Closet Emily Giebel, Design Consultant,
California Closets
Room 15: Bathroom Russell E. Slouck, Gatehouse Interiors
Room 16: Bedroom Donna Melvin, Great Expectations Design
Room 17: Small Hall & Back Staircase Michael William Kirby & Deborah Watson
Room 18: Kitchen Twin Diamond Studios, Stacey C. Tranter
Room 19: Kitchen Bar Joyce Motsinger, Le Chateau
Room 20: Laundry Laura Kimball, CID, ASID, LCK Interiors
Room 21: Den Barbara Brown, ASID Allied Member,
Barbara Brown Interiors
Room 22: Library Gail Leiberman, Victor Liberatore Interior Design
Exterior Area A: Entrance Garden Honey Bee Hollow, Katherine A. Adams
Exterior Area B: Water Garden Streams Landscaping, Ryan Allen
Exterior Area C: Tent Garden Claire Jones Landscape, LLC
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