The 35th Jr. League of Boston Show House in the Potter Estate in Newton closed on Sunday. I didn’t make it over to see it in person, but I rounded up a bunch of gorgeous photos and sketches. Many of the rooms were done by designers I’ve often collaborated with on stories for local publications. Many thanks to photographer Michael J. Lee for sending over a whole batch of images. If any other designers who participated in the show house have photos or sketches of their rooms, feel free to email them to me and I’ll happily add them here.
BATH RETREAT
Design by Ana Donohue
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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GUEST BATH
Design by Janet Marena, JTM Interiors
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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THE BATHING ROOM
Design by Stephanie Rossi, Spazio Rosso
Photographs by Greg Premru
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LADY’S ROOM
Design by Elizabeth Benedict
Photographs by Michael J. Lee
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MASTER BEDROOM SUITE
Design by Kristen Rivoli
Photographs by Greg Premru
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KID’S ROOM
Design by Andra Birkerts
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GIRL’S BEDROOM
Design by Mally Skok
Photographs by Eric Roth
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THE FOYER
Design by Dianne Ramponi Interiors + Susan Welsh Design
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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GUEST ROOM
Design by Hilary Bovey, Bovey Steers Design Group
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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POTTER’S ROOM
Design by Marilyn Macleod, Lee Design
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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LIBRARY
Design by Theo & Isabella
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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CONSERVATORY
Design by Gerald Pomeroy
Photograph by Michael J. Lee
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According to Wicked Local here are some details from two other Boston designer friends from whom I haven’t had a chance to get photos yet:
Paula and Kate McCusker of Theodore & Company converted the home’s former chapel into a blue and cream formal but relaxed living. They removed the old altar to expose a bay window for extra light. Artwork included a graphic black and white work by Picasso.
Kate Maloney Albiani designed an adorable nursery with tiny painted fairies on striped lavender walls. Details include double glass pulls on the built-ins, a poem made from old-fashioned reading cards, and a closet filled with tiny clothing.