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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens Since 1911, IWS has Infant Welfare Societyprovided quality health of Chicago services for the presents the healthy physical and mental development 16th Biennialof women and children and to provide them Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens a foundation for a productive future and April 25 - May 17, 2015 wholesome life. HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ADMISSION $35 online - $40 at the door No children under age 8, including infants No cameras - No wheelchair access ADDITIONAL INFORMATION www.LakeForestShowhouse.com INFANT WELFARE SOCIETY of CHICAGO 3600 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL 60647 773-782-2800 www.InfantWelfare.org CREDITS Exterior Architectural Photography by John S. Eckert Photography 3

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensContents Welcome 7 Chair Welcome 9 Showhouse Honorary Chair, Alessandra Branca 11 Special Events 13 Donor Thank You 14 Sponsors 19 Showhouse Committee Infant Welfare Society 21 Message from IWS CEO & Board of Directors President 22 IWS 2015 Initiatives 23 IWS is Leading the Way The Showhouse 24 Past Showhouses 27 Tribute to Nancy & John W. Hughes, Jr. 29 Showhouse History & The Architect Inspired Designs 32 Farrow & Ball Wallpaper and Paint 33 Floor Plans 35 Designer Rooms 89 The Boutique The Gardens 91 Landscape Plan 93 Landscape Designs The Finale 105 Special Thank Yous 107 Index 5

Infant Welfare Society of Chicagoand the Auxiliary’s Lake Forest Chapter of Infant Welfare Society THANK YOU NORTHWESTERN MEDICINE LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL for the opportunity to showcase the spectacular gift the hospital received from Nancy Hughes in memory of John W. Hughes, Jr. Congratulations on your support of the Lake Forest community and for bringing quality healthcare to Lake Forest and the surrounding communities. The new Lake Forest Hospital opening in 2017

2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensWelcomeFrom the2015 Showhouse & Gardens ChairsThe Lake Forest Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago is delighted you are joining us incelebration of our 16th biennial Showhouse & Gardens. This year’s Showhouse brings together 32exceptionally talented interior and landscape designers, who have worked together for months totransform empty design spaces into inspired expressions of personal style.This spectacular home, most recently owned by screenwriter, director and producer, John W. Hughes,Jr., was originally built for the Arthur Farwell Tuttle family in 1929. In November 2014,Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital received this property as a gift from his wife NancyHughes, in memory of John W. Hughes, Jr.We thank the Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital for allowing the Infant Welfare Society toshowcase this extraordinary estate.Thank you to Alessandra Branca, the 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse Honorary Chair, who has sograciously joined us as both designer and guest lecturer. In addition to our talented and dedicateddesigners this tradition would not be possible without the commitment of many other special friends. . . the Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital, the City of Lake Forest, all donors, sponsors,dedicated board members and volunteers. It is because of this commitment and support of theseindividuals and organizations that we are able to make this Showhouse a reality.Your attendance is what makes this project a true success. Funds raised from the 2015 Lake ForestShowhouse and Gardens will enable the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago to continue to provideChicago's underserved women and children with programs and services such as the CHAT project,dental and mental health care and comprehensive health care. We are proud of the exemplaryservices offered by this wonderful clinic and are privileged to be able to support it through theShowhouse.We hope you enjoy your visit! Jennifer Mower, Co Chair Elizabeth Luttig, Co-ChairLeslie Maentz Dhamer, President, Lake Forest Chapter IWS Nancy Clemens, Co-Chair Leslie Davidson, Co-Chair 7

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensShowhouse Honorary Chair Alessandra Branca Generously sponsored by “Don’t be afraid to be bold,” says Alessandra Branca. It’s a bit of advice the designer seems destined to pass on, whether she’s upholstering a brilliant red wall or diving deep into the intricacies of fine porcelain manufacturing. Born in Rome, she has nurtured her successful design firm and her family in Chicago, fusing a grounded, Midwestern practicality with her vibrant European sensibility. For Branca, those influences are simply where it all begins. “Discipline, effort and passion must exist in everything,” she says. Branca finds constant inspiration in the world around her and is never afraid to Instagram that inspiration to share with her 15K+ (and growing) followers. Accolades, including ELLE DÉCOR’s A-List year after year and House Beautiful’s Master Class continue to come her way, as do a host of new projects that range from interiors for residences as well as commercial projects to a collection of fabric, furniture, lighting, leathers and rugs for a global clientele. She is also at work on her next book, slated for publication in 2016. In short, she’s a creative force in motion - which is just how she likes it. “The best page in my book,” she says, “is the first one, the empty page. It’s about where we’re going next.” “New Classic Interiors” by Alessandra Branca with Christine Pittel In this book, the Chicago-based designer generously reveals her step-by-step creative process, offering invaluable guidance to anyone who wants a home that is both gorgeous and practical. Beginning with her own apartment in Rome and interweaving insights drawn from several other prominent projects, she shows how she assesses each space’s form and function, selects foundation elements, chooses furniture and lighting, and finally, incorporates decorative elements that reflect the owner’s personality. Illustrated with 200 lush photographs, the book offers a welcome introduction to Branca’s enchanting and livable interiors. 9

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensThank You to our Events Sponsors Sponsored by Sponsored by Special Events Sponsored by Tuesday, April 28 Alessandra Branca Showhouse Honorary Chair Presentation, book Signing & Refreshments “The NEW Living Room” Alessandra’s lively presentation will look at the history of the living room, it’s design evolution and ways to bring new life to what is often the most formal and least visited room in a home. As Alessandra explains, “If you don’t use a room, it loses its life and it doesn’t live anymore. The ‘living room’ becomes an oxymoron.” Saturday, May 9 & Sunday May 10 Mother’s Day Weekend A celebration of mothers! Wearing pink is encouraged! Proceeds from all admissions on Mother’s Day Weekend will benefit the Infant Welfare Society’s Women’s Health Care Initiative serving Chicago’s underprivileged women. Saturday, May 16 Sponsor of the Day Visit the Showhouse and the Knauz auto collection today 11

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensThank you to our . . .Special FriendsLeading the Way to Healthy Children and Women . . .The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago and the 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens Committee wish tothank our generous benefactors and sponsors for their support.Angel Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest HospitalPlatinum $15,000 and above Lake Forest Bank & Trust Company The Grainger Foundation Garrett Popcorn Shops WalgreensGold $10,000 - $14,999 Posy & John Krehbiel Anonymous Martha & Howard Simpson Abbott Mr. & Mrs. Frank Westover William Blair & Company L.L.C.Silver $5,000 - $9,999 Nancy & Peter Clemens The Boeing Company Knauz Auto Group Susi & Randy Rowe Edward Jacks & Company Elizabeth & Michael Luttig Uline Mimi & Chris Cappuccilli LuxeHome Mr. & Mrs. Ronald RotherBronze $2,000 - $4,999 Lake Forest Pediatric Dentistry, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Saran Vernon Armour Dr. Joe Gordon Soledad Zitzewitz Interiors, Inc. Kim Scodro Interiors LLC Ms. Susanne WolosonPatron $1,000 - $1,999 Ms. Claudia Hoogasian Marina Puryear Mr. & Mrs. Eugene DeMuro Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leahy Mr. & Mrs. Harald Schuster Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Engel Ms. Sue Mullane Mr. & Mrs. Alex Tompsidis Patty & Chip Frame Mr. Randall & Dr. Petra Rissman Ms. Elizabeth de Montfort Walker Mr. & Mrs. John Hennessy Mr. & Mrs. William WeberDonor $500 - $999 Paint & Wallpaper Farrow & BallMr. & Mrs. Mark Ahern Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan ErulkarMr. & Mrs. Anthony Battista Mr. & Mrs. Skip HeizerMr. & Mrs. Matt Davis Ms. Louise JunkniessMr. & Mrs. Thomas Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Gil KurschnerMr. & Mrs. Stephen Douglass Michael Del Piero Good DesignMr. & Mrs. Edmund Denapoli Dr. & Mrs. Tomas NemickasSponsors Bath KitchenKohler n Ann Sacks Christopher Peacock n Jenn-Air Media JWC Media/Sheridan Road We regret the omission of any names that were received after March 30, 2015. 13

2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens Thank you to our 2015 . . . Corporate Sponsors We extend our heartfelt thanks to our corporate sponsors for their support of those in need. Their generosity benefits one of Chicago's oldest and most important charitable organizations, the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago.14

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensThank you to the 2015 . . . Showhouse CommitteeHonorary Chair Cororate Giving House Publicity OperationsAlessandra Branca Judy Kernahan * Laurie Ward * Michelle Curry * Susie LeClerq * Kristy Adams2015 Showhouse Rosalind Doane Sue Slaughter * Sam DavieCo-Chairs Patti Frain Sue Barkhausen Susie Gibson Ciara Frost Susan Ehrhard Patty FrameNancy Clemens Meg Griffin Ann Lyon Kelli MoorheadLeslie Davidson Robin Reynolds Marin Turner Jenny MullikenElizabeth Luttig KK TesarJennifer Mower Hilary Wonham Landscape Social MediaBoutique Designers Pride Haggerty * Krina Huddleston Dede Erulkar * Sara PickusSarah Georgi * Marcia Blank * Susan GoodmanConcie Fowler * Laura Douglas * Ann Meulbroek TransportationChrissy Davis Lanie Camino Sherri PassalinoKatie Ford Cindy Long Shelly Patenaude Jean Sullivan *Jen Horan Elizabeth Nemickas Kristin ChunWendy Hubbard Suzanne Nyren Parties &Susi Rowe Susan Rolander Special Events Treasurer &Anne Winebrenner Website Joann Jacks *Catalogue Designer Sales Meredith Drake * Barb Westover Lisa Garrity * Sally WoodKK Tesar * Sally Wood * Krina Huddlestun *Lynne Grenier Jill Marquart * Kathi Hudson * VolunteersKathy Ivinjack Kathy Ivinjack Dianne BantaMarcy Kerr Marcy Kerr Di Grumhaus Tricia Sweet *Melissa Masopust Liz Scully Alison Kohlmeyer Sondra Douglas *Lynette Paulson Kate Rother Elizabeth BlodgettSarah Rowland Graphic Design Tracy ChocolLiz Scully Reservations Cathy Disch Kim Nyland Kristen O’Neil Sara Pickus Nancy Novit * Julie Slobodnik Barb Westover Mollie Suhonen Presale Tickets Sue Barkhausen ** denotes committee chair 19

The best investments are not listed on a stock exchangeWilliam Blair & Companyis proud to support theInfant Welfare Society ofChicago’s 2015 Lake ForestShowhouse & Gardens.Through its dedication toproviding quality, accessiblehealthcare to children andwomen in need, the IWStruly enriches us all.

Infant Welfare Society of ChicagoA Message from theInfant Welfare SocietyChief Executive Officer and Board President Dear Friends: This year we celebrate the future. We are so proud to be part of an organization that has led the way for over 100 years, continually pushing boundaries, breaking new ground and surpassing expectations. Our commitment to a patient-centered model means that our departments work hand in hand to collaborate to provide the best care possible. As always . . . we lead with vision. Since our founding in 1911, the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago has envisioned the healthy physical and mental development of children and women. Our vision drives the work that we do each day and spurs us to continue providing the best possible care to our patients. we lead from a patient-centered approach. Our services wrap around our patients so that we can provide a comprehensive healthcare home that can meet their medical dental, vision, men- tal health and child development needs. we lead through innovation. We are thrilled to launch our pioneering Child-centered Health & Advanced Therapies (CHAT) Project - a comprehensive, multidisciplinary child development services model. Our services continue to expand as we look for the best ways to care for our patient families. we lead beside our partners. Thank you for everything that you do to impact the lives of children and women. Together with our supporters and closest partners - the IWS Auxiliary, Board of Di- rectors, Associate Board, donors, community leaders and patients - we are truly Leading the Way. The patients, staff and Board of Directors thank the sponsors, designers, volunteers and the Northwestern Medicine Lake forest Hospital who have made this 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens possible. The proceeds from this event will allow the Infant Welfare Society to continue growing and making a differ- ence in the health care of Chicago’s women and children. Should you wish to visit our Clinic, please feel free to call for a tour. Sincererly, Lynda Given, IWS Board President Robin McGinnis, IWS, CEOInfant Welfare Society of Chicago Lynda Given Robin McGinnis, MSW773-782-2800 Board or Directors Chief Executive Officerwww.InfantWelfareSociety.org President 21

Infant Welfare Society of Chicago Infant Welfare Society . . . 2015 Initiatives The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago’s CHAT Program employs a multi- disciplinary team approach to child development and features behavioral health counseling, vision therapy, support and socialization skills groups, speech therapy, occupational therapy and psychiatry for children who show developmental delays in the 3-6 age group. Each child in the project is initially screened in all areas of development to identify potential areas of concern. They then receive a more comprehensive assessment which addresses each child’s specific challenges in social-emotional, speech and language, and sensorial development. After the initial screening, each child receives a customized treatment plan and ongoing referral support to internal and external providers and specialists. All services are offered in Spanish and English by bi-lingual providers. EAT HEALTHY! Childhood obestity is one of the most easily preventable health issues faced by our patients. We are taking active steps to address obesity, especially in COMER SANO! children, because we know it goes a long way toward preventing a lifetime of related illnesses - for example, heart disease, diabetes and stroke. PROJECT The new “Eat Healthy!Comer Sano! Project” features: n Sessions devoted to understanding obesity, food portioning, shopping and meal planning, the importance of physical activity, and understanding food labels. n A climate of collaboration to enhance patient motivation. n Tailored approaches for community-based settings and IWS’ Latino target population. n Follow-up review and future appointments to assess progress. We are glad to see the impact this new program is making on the healthy eating of our young patients and their families!22

Infant Welfare Society of ChicagoIWS is Leading the Way. . .Building Strong, Healthy FamiliesWho we are ... Since 1911, vulnerable families haveturned to the Infant Welfare Society ofChicago to help them meet the challenge of livingproductive and healthy lives and building the foundationfor a better future for their children. Today, Infant Welfareis unique in the state of Illinois providing comprehensivequality medical, dental, optometry and behavioral healthservices for underserved children and women.What we do ... The Infant Welfare Society of Our Patients ...Chicago (IWS) provides primary medical care, dentistry,optometry, child development, and behavioral health in 13,500 patients each year for aone, easily accessible, central location. This integrated, total of over 65,000 visits. Virtually all of our patientsmulti-service approach helps ensure barrier-free access qualify as low income with an annual income of lessto services and creates a healthcare home for Chicago's than 200% of the federal poverty level. Many of thelow-income families. families we serve speak English as a second language and 96% of our patients identify as Latino.Health care for infants, childrenand adolescents ... What makes IWS different ... An • Preventive health care (well-child care & acute care) integrated approach to health care - proactive • Immunizations monitoring of health care needs, extensive cross- • School physicals/sports physicals referrals and centralized scheduling ensure that patients • Lead screening receive high-quality care that meets or exceeds • Eye care and comprehensive vision exams standards of care. • Chronic disease management • Dental care and orthodontics • A commitment to health education so that patients • Early childhood developmental screenings develop their own awareness of health issues and a personal interest in living healthy lives.Healthcare for women ... • A 102 year old Auxiliary that organizes fundraising • Prenatal care events and community programs, and donates • Family planning and STI screening thousands of hours per year. As a 750 member • Free pregnancy tests organization of 13 chapters around the Chicagoland • Well-woman care area, the IWS Auxiliary ranks as one of the largest and most active organizations of its kind in the area.Healthcare for families ... • Mental health services for children and adolescents • Child development and family support services from birth to age six • Social skills group for children with special needs • Mother-Infant Therapy Group for postpartum depression 23

2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensPast Showhouses Since 1985 . . . 30 years Biennially, for 30 years, the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago’s Lake Forest Chapter has selected a grand, historic property in the Lake Forest area to transform into the nationally recognized Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens. The 1997, 1999 and 2001 Showhouses were featured as a Traditional Home magazine Showhouse Tour home.2013 Charles Pike Estate 2011 “Thorndale Manor” 2009 “Lansdowne” Lake road, Built in 1916 Green Bay Road, built in 1916 Lake Bluff, built in 19112007 “Le Manoir du Grand Moulin” 2005 Finley Barrell House 2003 “Shadow Pond” Green Bay Road, built in 1929 Rosemary Road, built in 1909 Waukegan Road, built in 1920’s 2001 “Rimwold” 1999 “Eighty Elms” 1997 Frederick Herman GadeLocated in Mettawa, built in 1914 Ahwahnee Road, built in 1912 Green Bay Road, built in 1896 1995 “Thorndale Manor” 1993 The Pullman Estate 1991 “Bluff's Edge”Green Bay Road, built in 1916 Mayflower Road, built in 1908 Lake Road, built in 1935 1989 James Ward Thorne home 1987 The Clayton Mark home 1985 “Fairlawn” Ridge Road, built in 1913 Lake Road, built in 1914 Deerpath Road, built in 187024

Infant Welfare Society of ChicagoInfant Welfare Society of Chicago is . . . Making a Difference Over the years our services have expanded, the buildings we call home have changed, but our mission is still the same . . . to provide a breadth of quality primary health care services in a single medical facility to med2ic01a5lLlaykeuFnordeset rShsoewrhvoeusde &wGoarmdenesn25 and children, enabling them to lead productive and healthy lives. Together we hope we have made a difference in the lives of these children and women . . . The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago and the 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens Committee gives sincere appreciation to our generous Interior Designers, Landscape Designers, Donors, Sponsors, Volunteers, Homeowner and Contractors. 25

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensA Tribute to . . .Nancy & John W. Hughes, Jr.John Hughes was widely known for such 1980’s His work as a screenwriter, producer and director helped blockbusters as the “Breakfast Club”, “Ferris launch many careers. Other actors who got early breaks Bueller's Day Off” and the “Home Alone” from Hughes included John Cusack (“Sixteen Candles”),franchise. In November 2014, his widow, Nancy Judd Nelson (“The Breakfast Club”), Steve CarellHughes, donated their home to (“Curly Sue”) and Lili TaylorNorthwestern Medicine Lake (“She’s Having a Baby”). ActorForest Hospital, in memory of Matthew Broderick worked withJohn W. Hughes, Jr. This Hughes in 1986 when he playedcontribution will help in the the title character in “Ferrisdevelopment of the new Bueller’s Day Off.”replacement hospital, which, to John Hughes masterfullydate, is the largest economic captured for the world thedevelopment project in Lake Forest humor in the circumstances ofhistory. everyday life, and his moviesJohn W. Hughes, Jr. was one of the promise to be popular forworld’s most accomplished and generations to come. “Thebeloved screenwriters, directors \"John loved the beauty of Lake Forest; Breakfast Club” recentlyand producers. He was one of Lake I love Lake Forest,\" said Nancy celebrated the 30th anniversaryForest’s most esteemed residents Hughes. \"So when the opportunity to of its original release, with its re-during the more than 20 years that help advance the hospital was release in theaters this spring.he called our community “home.” presented, it was an easy decision toA native of Lansing, Michigan, make. Lake Forest Hospital serves Nancy and John HughesHughes set much of his work on such an important role in this maintained a functioning farmChicago’s North Shore. Hughes community. Having a state-of-the-art in northern Illinois androse from ad writer, to comedy healthcare facility close to home for supported the arts. They oftenwriter, to the silver screen, with his residents and citizens of neighboring focused their attention and theiraffectionate and idealized portraits towns improves the health of the philanthropy on local interests,of teens, whether portraying community, and I'm thrilled to be funding the planting of a half-romance and insecurity in part of that legacy.\" million trees in McHenry County“Sixteen Candles,” or rebellion and the funding of medicalagainst conformity in “The research through NorthwesternBreakfast Club.” The North Shore Memorial Hospital.was the stage for virtually all of his movies.John Hughes is perhaps best known for his popular Comedy Film Credits Include: “National Lampoon's“Home Alone,” which made little-known Macaulay Vacation” (1983), “Sixteen Candles “ (1984), “Weird Science”Culkin a sensation. He also wrote or directed such hits (1985), “The Breakfast Club” (1985), “Ferris Bueller's Dayas “National Lampoon’s Vacation,” “Pretty in Pink,” Off” (1986), “Pretty in Pink” (1986), “Some Kind of“Planes, Trains & Automobiles”, “Uncle Buck” and Wonderful” (1987), “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” (1987),“Miracle on 34th Street.” His comedies made stars out “Uncle Buck” (1989), “Home Alone “ (1990) and “Homeof Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Ally Alone 2: Lost in New York” (1992).Sheedy and countless other young performers. 27

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2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensFormer Estate of Nancy & John W. Hughes, Jr.2015 Showhouse History The ArchitectThis spectacular home of screenwriter, director Architect Edwin Hill Clark was born in and producer, John W. Hughes, Jr. is Chicago, Illinois on April 11, 1878. Clark perfectly sited within a block of Lake enrolled in drafting classes at the ArmourMichigan in the historic district of East Lake Forest. Institute, known today as the Illinois Institute ofHistoric presence and exquisite detail encompass Technology. In 1903, Clark was hired as athis Edwin Hill Clark designed home. The draftsman by Chicago architect, William A. Otis.exceptional craftsmanship, superior materials Five years later, Clark was made a partner of theand attention to detail is evident throughout the firm that became known as Otis & Clark. Heentire estate. Meticulously maintained, renovated remained in this association until 1920 at whichand expanded in 1992, this 11,233 square foot time Clark began his career working solo.home includes 6 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, 4 halfbaths, a handsome library, elegant dining room and As a member of the American Institute ofliving room. Extensive bath and kitchen Architects (1914) and the Illinois Society ofremodeling was completed this spring. Architects (1915), Edwin Clark was a well- respected eclectic architect who favored Classicism.Originally the home was built for Arthur Farwell Although primarily a North Shore residentialTuttle in 1929. In 1992, the two story addition architect, Clark also designed many highly visiblereplicated the architecture and detail of the structures throughout the North Shore andoriginal home. A large kitchen opens unto the Chicago. His more noteworthy legacy is the designfamily room and dining area. The second floor of the Brookfield Zoo (1926). Other notableoffice includes book cases and wood-burning buildings attributed to Edwin Hill Clark are thefireplace that bears the trademark of Hughes Lake Forest Library (1931), Ferry Hall in LakeEntertainment within the mantle. The Ludowici Forest, Wilmette’s Plaza del Lago, Winnetka’s andclay tiled roof, intricate brick patterns, hand carved Hinsdale’s City Hall buildings, Indian Hill Countrywood elements, hand-hewn half-timbering and Club, several buildings at North Shore Country Daytextured stucco panels create a rich architectural School, Lincoln Park Zoo, and numerous buildingsvocabulary rarely seen today. on the Grove School Campus in Lake Forest. 29

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ALL WHITE 2005 2015 Showhouse Paints &Wallpapers YELLOWCAKE 279 ROOMS 1, 2, 8,11,14,18, ROOM 15 CITRON 74 24 ROOM 16 WIMBORNE WHITE 239ROOMS 1, 5, 8, 13, 16, 19POINTING 2003 TESSELLA SHOUCHIKUBAI CHAPPELL GREEN 83 ROOMS 3, 17 BP 3605 BP 4501 ROOM 7 CLUNCH 2009 ROOM 15 ROOM 24 ROOM 17 BORROWED LIGHT 235 ROOM 1 SHADED WHITE 201 BROAD STRIPE BUMBLE BEE DRAG SKYLIGHT 205 ROOM 8, 22 BP 1382 BP 525 DR 1283 ROOM 19 ROOM 25 ROOM 2 WHITE TIE 2002 ROOM 22 DRAWING ROOM BLUEROOMS 1, 9,20,22,26 253 ROOMS 6, 25 DIMITY 2008 DRAG OCELOT HAGUE BLUE 30 ROOM 9 DR 1280 BP 3701 ROOM 14 ROOM 10 ROOM 8 JOA’S WHITE 226 CALLUNA 270 ROOM 9 MIZZLE 266 ROOM 19 ROOM 7SLIPPER SATIN 2004 DOWN PIPE 26 ROOM 10 ROOM 16LIME WHITE 1 WEVET 273 SKIMMING STONE 241 MAHOGANY 36 ROOM 21 ROOMS 6, 19 ROOM 24 ROOMS 1, 12, 25OFF WHITE 3 CORNFORTH WHITE 228 ELEPHANT’S BREATH 229 BLACK BLUE 95ROOM 6, 20 ROOMS 10, 25 ROOM 23 ROOM 9 MOUSE’S BACK 40 PURBECK STONE 275 CHARLESTON GRAY 243 OFF BLACK 57 ROOMS 20, 22 ROOMS 3, 5 ROOM 27 ROOM 25 LONDON STONE 6 STONEY GROUND 211 LONDON CLAY 244 PITCH BLACK 256 ROOM 9 ROOM 21 ROOM 6 ROOMS 5,11, 16, 18, 2232

interiorsFloor Plans43 5 21 22 23 2521 24 7 6 20 19 MUDROOM & POWDER ROOM 20 KITCHENFIRST FLOOR 19 21 FAMILY DINING ROOM 28 22 GREAT ROOM 1 ENTRANCE HALL 23 WEST ENTRANCE, UPPER HALL 2 LIVING ROOM 24 WEST POWDER ROOM 3 GARDEN ROOM 25 DEN 4 LIBRARY 28 BOUTIQUE 5 DINING ROOM 6 BUTLER’S PANTRY 7 COAT & POWDER ROOM 11 13 26 27 9 10 8 14 15 GIRL’S DRESSING ROOM 12 16 BACK HALL AND STAIRSSECOND FLOOR 17 LAUNDRY ROOM 15 18 TEEN RETREAT 8 UPPER FOYER 16 26 MAN CAVE 9 MASTER BATH & REPRIEVES 27 MAN CAVE BAR & BATH 10 MASTER BEDROOM 17 11 FASHION WRITER’S RETREAT 18 12 NURSERY 13 GUEST BEDROOM 14 TEEN GIRL’S BEDROOM 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens 33

It all began 32 years ago . . . Congratulations“16 Candles” The16th biennial John Hughes’ Infant Welfare Society of Chicago 1984 hit film Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens Leslie Maentz Dhamer President Lake Forest Chapter Infant Welfare Society

interiorsEntrance Hall 1The entrance hall and vestibule serves as the portal to this classic Tudor home. SHELLEY JOHNSTONE Prior to the designer’s involvement, the space had a heavy atmosphere with DESIGN dark woodwork. beams and subdued tones. The space was taken in a boldand unexpected direction by painting all the woodwork high gloss white, mirroring SHELLEY JOHNSTONEthe walls, painting and lacquering the ceilings and using warm sisal carpet. The PASCHKEwalls are paneled in a brightly-hued linen fabric with a welcoming pineapple motif.The furnishings are a sophisticated juxtaposition of classic French Louis XVI style [email protected], a modern brass console table and ethnic accent pieces. www.shelleydesign.com 140 E. Ridge Ln.This unexpected entrance liberates the rest of the home from the traditional Tudor Lake Forest, IL 60045dominance and starts the visitor on the Showhouse journey. 847-235-2076SOURCES: Painting: Di Vinci Painters Inc.; Aerin Edgewood console table: Primitive,Chicago; wall sconces: Circa Lighting; wall fabric and settee fabric: Schumacher; paneledand upholstered walls: Anne Marie; sisal carpet: Carpet Colors; settee and decorativepillows: Shelley Johnstone Design; settee trim: Brunschwig & Fils and Samuel & Sons;Chinese blue and white porcelain: Courtesy of Pagoda Red, Winnetka; flush mount ceilinglight: Remains Lighting; paint: Farrow and Ball (foyer ceiling: Borrowed Light; walls: WhiteTie; trim: All White; vestibule ceiling: Mahogany; trim: Wimborne White; see page 32). 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens 35

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interiorsLiving Room 2Before big bedrooms with TVs, playrooms and family rooms, the Living Room BRANCA was a place to congregate and socialize with family, not just with the occasional visitor. The living room is designed with multiple seating areas, ALESSANDRA BRANCAand accommodates a games table and desk. Dark papered walls with chalky whitemolding and fabrics from Branca's private collection and Schumacher, create a [email protected] backdrop for the furnishings, a mix of coral, chocolate browns, grey and www.branca.comstark white. French period furniture and 70's Jansen are mixed with contemporary 5 East Goethe Streetfurnishings and photography, as well18th century paintings. Comfortable and chic Chicago, IL 60610describe the spirit of this room. A space that can be dressed up or dressed down,Alessandra’s living room proves that pretty spaces are best lived in. Alessandra 312-787-6123explains, 'If you don’t use a room, it loses its life and it doesn’t live anymore.The ‘Living Room’ becomes an oxymoron.” 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensSOURCES: Curtain binding, sofa slipcover linen, ottomans: Holland & Sherry; wing chair, 37French chairs cotton velvet, lampshades: Creation Metaphores; wing chair piping: Samuel& Sons; curtain panels, banquette fabric, pair of swivel chairs: Schumacher; white cottonvelvet on sofa: Kravet; coral linen on French chairs, lampshades: Old World Weavers; throwpillow: Claremont; area rug: Fibreworks; window hardware: Dessin Fournir/Van Gregory;white plaster furniture & accessories: Dessin Fournir/Stephen Antonson; fabrication of alllampshades: A Lamp & Fixture; painting and wallcovering installation: Daniel Decorating;wallpaper and paint: Farrow & Ball (walls: Drag DR1283; trim and ceiling: All White; seepage 32).



interiorsGarden Room 3Designer Michael Del Piero combines unexpected pieces to achieve her MICHAEL DEL PIERO signature take on the traditional Garden Room. The live green chandelier GOOD DESIGN takes center stage, as a dramatic centerpiece in the room. Surrounded byBatik patterned walls of raised plaster and satin finish wood trim, the room comes MICHAEL DEL PIEROto life by bringing the outdoors in. The dusty, salmon colored banquette and funkymod chair are strategically placed for enjoying the beautiful garden views over [email protected] and conversation. www.michaeldelpiero.com 1914 N. DamenAlthough the room is not large, one finds delight and interest in the unique artwork Chicago, IL 60647and ancient pottery scattered about. 773-772-3000SOURCES: Custom sofa and mod chair: Shoppe de Lee; upholstery fabrics: Fishman’sFabrics; artwork: Dylan Cooper; table: Aaron Bladon Studio; iron bench: Andrew Stansell;custom wall treatment: Minnihan Painting; trim work: Precision Painting; floor covering:Fibreworks; installation: Eagle Carpet Services; the “green” chandelier brought to life: Pistiland Vine; Willow Drapery and Upholstery; paint: Farrow and Ball (walls: Purbeck Stone;ceiling: Pointing; trim: Purbeck stone; see page 32). 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens 39

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interiorsLibrary 4Glorious books and an antique Serapi from1920 set the tone for this serene E. CLAIRE DESIGN LLC and genteel library. Striving to convey a manner of refinement and respectability, the designer capitalized on the room’s already beautiful LIZ MCENANEYarchitectural elements. The walnut and iron lanterns provide handsome light bothday and night. Linen embroidered drapery panels with a circular pattern offset [email protected] square detail on the rich wood walls. They were designed to soften the angles eclairedesign.netof the soaring ceiling and imposing old beams. The library is a lady and gentleman’splace of contemplation and study without pretension, television or interruption. Five Steeplechase LaneAn invitation to this almost sacred space is the delight of all the guests in the Northfield, IL 60093house. 847-441-0234SOURCES: Rug: Oscar Isberian; ceiling lights: Paul Ferrante; sofa and desk: Dessin Fournir;two chairs and ottoman: Lee Jofa; butlers table: Baker Knapp and Tubbs; bookcaseupholstery and ottoman fabric: Kravet; fabric on two chairs: Lee Jofa; desk chair andpillow fabric: Clarence House; trim: Samuel & Sons; draperies: Travers at Zimmer + Rohde;drapery hardware: Brimar, Inc.; artwork: Richard Norton Gallery, Chicago; antique gametable and bar: Designers Private Collection; bookcase design and floorplan: Karen Kiarsis,Jordan Dahl Interiors, Rye, New York. 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens 41

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interiorsDining Room 5Atribute to the home’s architecture, the delicate hand-printed English mural SOLEDAD ZITZEWITZ of the same period dances gracefully along the walls. This serene backdrop INTERIORS, INC. of the Kew Gardens provides a perfect setting for the relaxed formalityof family gatherings. SOLEDAD ZITZEWITZThe dining table and chairs, crafted in England circa 1932, skillfully blend Queen [email protected] and Art Deco styling, echoing the home’s architecture. A 1700’s Italian walnut www.sz-interiors.comdesk with hand carved marquetry stands against one wall. Subtle patterned textures 50 East Scranton Ave.unify antique and new elements, hard and soft surfaces. Traditional blue and white Lake Bluff, IL 60044pottery and plates adorn the tabletop paired with alpaca silver napkin holders 847-234-2336with an Argentinian Guarda Pampa design. The tabletop is enhanced by thedramatic addition of a vibrant blue Argentinian rug with a chevron pattern. The 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardensjuxtaposition of soft and vivid hues adds contrast, interest, and vitality to enhancethis peaceful space. 43SOURCES: Painter: Precision Services; wallpaper: Beauchamp Wallpaper Printworks;fabrics: Kravet, Lee Jofa; drapery workroom: Evmar Interiors; drapery hardware: Brimar;drapery installer: J. Taylor Installations; rug: Oscar Isberian Rugs/Pedian Carpet;accessories: Lalique Decoratives; chandelier, sconces: SZ Interiors; lamp shades: Lake ForestLamp & Shade; electrician: Falcon Electric; desk, dining table, side chairs: SZ Interiors;upholstery: Dominguez Reupholstery Services; furniture restoration: Flores AntiqueRestoration; host chairs: Hickory Chair; table skirts: Nolte & Tyson; accessories: C.A.I.Designs, Dessin Fournir, The Find, Anna’s Mostly Mahogany, SZ Interiors; flowers: Twigs;selenite logs: SZ Interiors; furniture delivery: Elite Designer Services; paint: Farrow & Ball(walls: Purbeck Stone; trim, ceiling: Wimborne White; windows: Pitch Black; see page 32).

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interiorsButler’s Pantry 6The wall shared by the Butler’s Pantry and kitchen has been widened and WILEY DESIGNS, LLC centered to allow gracious movement between the two spaces. Original cabinets in the butler’s pantry have been preserved and updated with glass BETH BOYDshelving, lighting and fresh paint. The Carrara marble backsplash relates nicely MARY SHEAto the kitchen finishes. The colors and textures in this space are a perfect transitionfrom the kitchen to the formal dining room. [email protected] www.wileydesignsllc.comSOURCES: Marble backsplash: Kohler; faucet: Kallista; pendant lighting: Circa Lighting; 416 Ravine Drivecabinet shelves: Illinois Glassworks; switches and outlets: Legrand; rug: Oscar Isberian Highland Park, IL 60035Rugs; artwork: Elizabeth W. Boyd; painting: Schmidt & Company Painting; butcher block 847-266-8991counter woodwork: Valentino Baielli Arts & Antiques; wood floor: Exquisite Surfaces;cabinet staging: William-Sonoma; paint: Farrow & Ball (walls: Off White; trim: Wevet;cabinet interior: London Clay; cabinet exterior: Drawing Room Blue; see page 32). 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens 45

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interiorsCoat & Powder Room 7Tucked away under the staircase off the foyer is a doorway leading to . . . MIDNIGHT SUN, LTD. not Harry Potter’s hide-away . . . but something just as magical - the ‘skygarden’. ANNIKA CHRISTENSENThe walls have been covered in a lovely, flowing tree patterned wallpaper by Nina swedish@Campbell, leading one’s eye to the “canopy”, a green painted ceiling with a midnightsunantiques.comwonderful light fixture by Marcel Wanders for Flos of Italy. Marcel designed the www.midnightsunantiques.comimpressive, 36” diameter piece in 2007. It is the crowning touch to a serene andnatural space designed to feel like an extension to the outdoors. All cabinetry, 21355 W Crescent Dr.doors and trim have been painted a green/gray color, flowing into the wallpaper Mundelein, IL 60060so as not to interrupt, but enhance the space. Chunky sisal covers the floor anda lovingly worn, antique wood settee allows a place to sit and take off one’s shoes, 847-791-2295or just relax and catch one’s breath. 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & GardensIn the powder room, completely enveloped in the same tree wallpaper, a vintagefolded glass mirror over the original sink is flanked by Petal sconces by Barbara 47Barry for Circa Lighting.Throughout the spaces, vintage and new pottery in the rooms’ color hues addwarmth and charm.SOURCES: Wallcovering: Osborne and Little; sisal carpet: Lewis Carpet and Floor; lightfixtures: Lightology, Circa Lighting; paint: Farrow & Ball (trim: Mizzle; ceiling: ChappellGreen; see page 32).

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interiorsUpper Hall 8The Upper Hall, with its calm and neutral color palette, is a welcoming place WELLS STREET of respite. The elegant settee dressed with luxurious pillows provides the DESIGN perfect nook for relaxation. The space comes alive with subtle textures thatare a juxtaposition to the luxurious wall coverings. It is an ideal spot to curl up LESLIE BOWMANand read a book or enjoy a nightcap and reflect on the day. [email protected]: www.wells-street.comUpper landing: Console: Bradley; sculpture and light: Arteriors Home; wallcovering: Maya 760 Village Center DriveRomanoff; wallcovering: Winfield Thybony from Kravet; settee: Eloquence; pillows & throw: Unit 200Bedside Manor; screen and tables: Arteriors Home; area rug: Performers Flooring; art:Bradley & Jeffery Zimmerman; floor lamp: Regina Andrews. Burr Ridge, IL 60527 708-288-4502Hall: Lighting: Crystorama from C.A.I. Lighting; art: Z-Gallerie; runners: Oscar IsberianRugs; painting and wallpaper hanging: DaVinci Painters Incorporated; electrical andmillwork: Ursetta Development and The ABL Group; wallcovering and paint: Farrow &Ball (walls: Ocelot; trim: Wimborne White; ceiling: Shaded White; trim: All White; seepage 32). 2015 Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens 49