Designers Start Work on the Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse
The 19th century house has four floors of living space and a garden that will get a new look for the fourth edition of the fundraiser.
Photo by Susan De Vries
A mix of emerging and established talents are already busy transforming the Greek Revival house chosen for this year’s edition of the Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse. Well-established names in Brooklyn include Ingui Architecture, known for turning historic townhouses into Passive House-certified dwellings, as well as JAM, which opened a shop last year, JMorris Design, Studio Jai Home, and more.
The full roster of designers selected to make over 182 Clinton Street include Allegra O. Eifler Design, Alon Studio Interior Design, Batliboi Studio, Casa Angulo, Isy’s Interiors, Kate McElhiney Studio, Landed Interiors, Project Plant, Rebecca Amir Design, Rinehardt Miller Interiors, Shapeless Studio, and Steven Walsh Design, the Brooklyn Heights Association announced this week.
The 19th century house has four floors of living space and a garden that will be given a new look for the fourth edition of the event. Launched in 2017, the showhouse has been held, with some pandemic delays, every other year since.
Co-chaired by Ellen Hamilton and Erika Belsey Worth with honorary co-chair designer Leyden Lewis, the showhouse is an important annual fundraiser for the Brooklyn Heights Association. Previous iterations adorned the interiors of an 1860s brownstone, an 1820s wood frame, and an 1830s townhouse.
This year, the showhouse will run from Friday, September 27 to Sunday, November 3. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursdays. Mondays and Tuesdays are reserved for tour groups. General admission is $50, BHA member tickets are $45, and student tickets are $25 with a valid student ID.
For more information, and tickets, visit the Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse website.
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