Spring Fling: 2018 Pasadena Showcase House Of Design
Author:Abigail Stone
The Grand Foyer, designed by A. Peltier Interiors
While other places may mark spring by holidays or the calendar or the appearance of certain flowers, in Southern California it’s the annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design that celebrates the season’s start.
The Billiard Room, designed by Designs of the Interiors
The Morning & Exercise Rooms, designed by Abstract Minds Interiors
Open from now through May 20th, the fifty-fourth itineration, although set in a 1915 Mediterranean home designed by architect Reginald Davis Johnson, exudes a cool, contemporary vibe. In the hands of the twenty-three interior and landscape designers that participated in this year’s event the house, affectionately known as “The Overlook”, blends traditional elements with modern amenities.
The Powder Room, designed by Louise O’Malley
The Chic Suite, designed by Jeanne K. Chung, Inc.
Extend your visit by dining at The Overlook Restaurant or relaxing with handcrafted drinks at The Citrus Grove, and visiting The Shops at Showcase.
The Master Bedroom, designed by Parker West Interiors
The Guest House Bedroom, designed by L2 Interiors
Tickets, which run from $35 to $45, Ticket sales benefit the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts (PSHA), an all-volunteer non-profit that funds and produces music programs that enrich the lives of countless young people and has brought a lasting legacy to the community.
The Guest House Garden, designed by June Scott Design
The Pool Area, designed by Huntington Pools
PasadenaShowcase.org or by phone, 714-442-3872. Parking and complimentary shuttle service is at Santa Anita Race Track, Gate 6.
The Treehouse, designed by Shari Tipich