The Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse 2019 Opening Night Party

The Brooklyn Heights Association is happy to announce that the Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse will return to Brooklyn Heights in Fall 2019. The Showhouse will capture the electricity and energy of Brooklyn in today’s design world by featuring 15 designers from Brooklyn, New York City, and beyond. Ellen Hamilton and Erika Belsey Worth are the 2019 Showhouse Co-Chairs. Ellie Cullman is the Honorary Design Chair. New York Cottages & Gardens (NYC&G) is the Design Media Sponsor. Engel & Volkers Brownstone Brooklyn is the Diamond Sponsor. Brownstoner is the Platinum Sponsor. Beauvais Carpets, Ferguson, Forbes & Lomax, The Hudson Co., Jenner & Block LLP, Kohler Co., Ressource House of Paints, and Walker Zanger are the Gold Sponsors. Agalliu Contracting for Sweeten, AJ Madison, Dacor, HearthCabinet Ventless Fireplaces, Irwin Feld Studio, and Thompson Traders are the Silver Sponsors.

The Showhouse is happy to announce that the 2019 participating designers are:
Ascher Davis Architects with Mahwish Syed Designs
Barsanti Desmone
Brooklyn Heights Gardens
Bromley Landscape Design
Harry Heissmann Inc.
Hendley & Co
Isabelo Satori │Station Haus
Jesse Parris-Lamb
Judi Schwarz Interiors
Justin Scott Interiors
Kim Tomasino Interiors
Mikel Welch Design LLC for Room & Board
Murphy Waldron Interiors
Rodney Lawrence, Inc.
The Rinfret Group

The Showhouse will take place in an architectural gem of Brooklyn Heights: a large, 1820’s wood-frame house on a delightful tree-lined street near the Promenade located at 13 Pineapple Street. The Opening Night Party will be held on Thursday, September 26, and the Showhouse will be open to the public from Friday, September 27 through Sunday, November 3, 2019. The hours are Wednesday through Sunday from 11am to 7pm, and Thursday from 11am to 8pm. The Showhouse is closed on Monday and Tuesday. Admission is $40 to the general public and $35 to BHA members. Group tours can be arranged.

Proceeds from the Showhouse will support the mission of the Brooklyn Heights Association, whose advocacy is critical to preserving Brooklyn Heights’ remarkable architecture. The Brooklyn Heights Association was instrumental in the creation of New York City’s first historic district, the building of the iconic Brooklyn Heights Promenade, and helping to save the waterfront for what is now the beloved Brooklyn Bridge Park. Today, as the community seeks forward-looking, sustainable alternatives for the reconstruction of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, the Brooklyn Heights Association’s powerful advocacy is critical.

Brooklyn Heights is easily accessible to the entire metropolitan area by subway, commuter train, ferry, bus, car, or a short hop across the Brooklyn Bridge.

For more information to purchase tickets, or arrange a group tour, please contact:

Showhouse: www.brooklyndesignershowhouse.com

Tony Manning, Tony Manning Consulting: (212) 980-1711 or showhouse@thebha.com