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On April 18th, 2019, hundreds of supporters, friends and acclaimed interior designers gathered at Cipriani 42nd Street for a Spring

Gala Benefit to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Lenox Hill Neighborhood House and to raise funds to support our vital programs.

The evening’s theme, The Future Starts Now, rings true today more than ever as we work together to build a new future for ourselves

and for future generations.

Our 2020 Spring Gala, originally scheduled for April 22nd, like so many other events in New York City and beyond, was cancelled due

to the COVID-19 pandemic. During this crisis, our role as an anchor in the New York City community has never been more crucial. Our

teams are working 24/7 to protect the health and safety of our 15,000 clients as we continue our lifesaving work to feed, shelter and

support our most vulnerable neighbors. We are so touched by the outpouring of support we have received from so many who believe

in our mission and want to help thousands of our struggling neighbors.

We are hopeful for brighter days ahead and we look forward to celebrating together again in the future. In the meantime, we hope

you enjoy this collection of photographs from last year’s Spring Gala of the marvelous tablescapes created by our dear friends within

the design community. We are so very grateful to have you all as partners in our efforts.

Please visit www.lenoxhill.org/updates to learn more about our critical work at the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic and join us

today at www.lenoxhill.org/donate to support our efforts.

Thank you and please stay safe.

Photographers: Marco Ricca, Roberto Ricci D’Andonno, Annie Watt

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AAMIR KHANDWALA

INTERIOR DESIGN

A Meditative Oasis

Studio Greytak, providing amethyst gemstones to be

used as centerpiece.

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ALEXANDER M. REID

The Future is You

Fragments Identity, Leontine Linens, & Studio Walrus

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ANDREA STARK,

STARK CARPET

The Power of SHE

With a Pink Leopard Carpet; Tabletop by Stark Carpet;

Flowers by Plaza Flowers. “The Power of SHE” created

by Sandi Hoffman Special Events, Washington, D.C.

Every woman will feel the power within.

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B+B INTERIOR SPACE

BY PAIGE BOLLER

Rooted

What better than a tree, from roots to fruits, to

illustrate the journey of a seed for which, The Future

Starts Now. Roots are reaching out to every guest at this

table for nutrients. Each of us is a vital life source the

roots need, in the present, to produce a fruitful future.

“Be the change you want to see in the world,” could

then be rewritten as, “Be today the change you want to

see tomorrow.” The Future Starts Now!

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BARBARA–HILL DESIGN

Golden Age

“Study the past if you want to define the future.”

-Confucius

China’s most renowned teacher, philosopher and

political theorist, Confucius, has had an immeasurable

influence on global culture. It was the Chou dynasty’s

golden age, 500 years before his birth, that he looked

back to with longing, and dreamed of reviving.

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BKSK ARCHITECTS|

INTERIORS LLP

Metamorphosis

Floral by Jill Weiner, Earthgirl Flowers, www.earthgirlflowers.com

Graphic Design by Eric Perry Design, www.ericperrydesign.com

Textiles by Mokum, www.jamesdunloptextiles.com

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BLACK ARTISTS + DESIGNERS GUILD

Ndongo’s Daughters

BLACK ARTISTS + DESIGNERS GUILD is a curated collective of

artists and designers throughout the African diaspora. We

are a nonprofit organization. Many thanks to:

Brooklyn Blooms, Floral Design

Ceramic Meltdown, Ceramics

Designway Custom Workroom, Tablecloth and

Slipcover Fabrication

Ibo Interiors, Lead Tablescape Designer

Ingrid Van Shipley, Decorative Painting

Malene B, Cover and Textile Art

Mary’s Hands Jewelry, Napkin Rings

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BYRON C. JAMES

FOR BYRON JAMES

LLP

Genius Without Education

is Like Silver in the Mine

My table is dedicated to all who work and toil to improve themselves through education...never stop learning and

never stop improving. Silver is every form: stainless, sterling, and stunning is the culmination of hard work and

determination. Look at how it twinkles in light and reflects the spirit inside you. My mother always taught me to

make it sparkle, inside and out! Enjoy!

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CATHERINE M. AUSTIN

INTERIOR DESIGN

Una Festa Futurismo

Inspired by the Italian Futurist artists, my table is based on their

ideas of capturing forward movement to interpret the “Future is

Now” theme. The color palette is inspired by Gino Severini’s

painting, “Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin” that is part of

MoMA’s permanent collection. All design elements from the floral

design to the fabrics and ceramics reflect this momentum of

progressive energy to honor the next 125 inspiring years of Lenox

Hill Neighborhood House. Floral Design: John Lupton and Andrew

Thomas; Fabric: Lindsay Cowles; Ceramics: Marie; Daage;

Embroidery: Stephen Wilson Studio; Linens: Julia Meija;

Glassware: Nina Campbell

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CATHY KINCAID

INTERIORS

Taking Flight

The Claremont Furnishing Fabrics Co Inc.; Sebastian Li; Julia B; Ellis Hill

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CHAUNCY BOOTHBY INTERIORS

Flowers Under Glass

Growing life for the future…

Tablecloth Fabric: Muriel Brandolini

Tablecloth Fabrication: J & J Upholstery

Napkins: Courtland & Co

Artwork: Paige Smith Spearin

Flowers: Amy Eisenstadt Design

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DEAN YODER INTERIORS LLC

The Future is Now to Save Florida

Fabrics- Sunbrella- Supplied by The Fabric Mill

Workroom- Shoenfeld Associates, Glen Cove, New York

Jewelry- The Finer Things, Locust Valley, New York

Antiques and Shell Work- Private collection of Dean

Yoder and Jonathan Grimm

Flowers- From the private garden greenhouse of Dean

Yoder and Jonathan Grimm

Floral Design- by Dean Yoder

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FETE HOME

Choose Joy

At Fete Home, we want to encourage celebration and

infuse your real, everyday life with products and ideas

that spark joy. We’ve accented our table with origami

cranes – traditional symbols of good fortune and

longevity. Tableware and home accessories by Fete

Home.

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GRACE KAYNOR DESIGNS

FOR SOTRE

Collective Consciousness

Thank you to Baobab Candles.

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HARRY HEISSMANN INC.

Liftoff

Floral Fantasy: Emily Thompson Flowers

Table Cloth Fabric: Pierre Frey (‘Nuances’)

Table Cloth Fabrication: Fernando’s

Upholstery & Design Workroom

Bronze Sculptures: Carol Bruns

Napkins: Tillett Textiles

(Custom ‘Chrysanthemum’)

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KATHERINE NEDELKOFF DESIGN

You Are the Future

An ode to the power of the individual to create positive

change. Our table has many reflective qualities that

remind guests that we all have the power to shape the

future that we want and The Future is NOW!

Leontine Linens; Hermes dinnerware; William Yeoward

stemware

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KRISTEN MCCORY

FOR MCCORY INTERIORS

Day One

Skirt - Bergama in Carbon & Ivory, Schumacher

Seat Covers - Schumacher

Napkins - Schumacher

Plates - Grenada, Carolina Irving & Daughters

Flatware - Pottery Barn

Water Goblets - Juliska

Floral Arrangement - Stellar Style Events

Candied Box - Taste By Spellbound

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LAILA’S FLOWERS

Laila’s Flowers

Madison Avenue

New York, New York

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LETA AUSTIN FOSTER &

ASSOCIATES

The Future is Female

Floral design by Renny & Reed Flowers and Events Hand painted napkins

by Zenon Toczek of Palm Beach Tablecloth provided by China Seas. We

have taken this year’s theme, “The Future Is Now,” to heart with a center

arrangement of the women of today. After all, N.O.W. is also The National

Association of Women. Our “Flowers,” springing up from a garden of

greenery are just that: women in our world, making an impact from all

walks of life (from Ruth Bader Ginsberg to Lady Gaga!). The color we have

chosen is green which is representing the importance of “going green,”

another key to tomorrow. The tablecloth is made from a beautiful China

Seas fabric in bright spring green with matching napkins. Our table

arrangement has been created with us by Renny & Reed on Park Avenue.

It has the photographs of the busts of chosen women (13 of them). The

“flowers” stand about 5 feet above the table top, but the actual garden is

low. It is surrounded by green leaf wrapped votives.

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MALLY SKOK

FOR MALLY SKOK DESIGN

The Future is Now

To tell the story of my ‘The Future is Now’ table, I chose my Emmie fabric as the tablecloth because I feel it is happy and optimistic and encourages one

to be happy in the now! The fabric is named after my dear 87-year-old mother who I am currently visiting in South Africa. Emmie is glam and fun and oh

so vibrant, and is dearly loved by all who cross her path. Even though our family has had its share of troubles, Emmie has taught us to enjoy every day

like it’s our last. Chez Emmie there is always a pretty cloth on the dinner table, a sprinkle of parsley on the side of the serving dish, and a bowl of fresh

flowers in the center. Emmie lives her life in the sunniest way, never stressing about her age, but going about her life like every day is a fresh new gift.

The dishes on the table were designed by me when I was on holiday in our house in Plettenberg Bay. The colours are the colours I see around me in

South Africa, fresh and happy, and someone recently told me the patterns remind them of the decoration on the outside of Ndebele houses—which

makes me very happy! The lovely Klismos chairs around my table are the product of a collaboration between me and the lovely young brother and sister

team that owns Dowel Furniture. I have always admired the shape of the ancient Greek form. Our version brings the chair into today! Turbulent times in

South Africa have made the people embrace the simple things that life offers—good food, delicious wine, dear friends, and the beauty of nature. I hope

my table demonstrates that! Tablecloth – Mally Skok Design; Emmie Multi Napkins – Mally Skok Design, Julia Blue; Robberg Plate Collection – Mally Skok

Design; Dining Chairs – Dowel Furniture, with Mally Skok Design, Flora Too Marine seat fabric.

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MCMILLEN INC.

Conserve & Preserve

In considering the future in the present, no issue is

more prescient than that of climate change. The natural

world is a constant source of inspiration in our daily

lives and in our work as a design firm. Our table

highlights the need for preservation whilst also

celebrating the beauty of our environment.

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MELANIE ROY DESIGN

The Future is “GREEN”

Melanie Roy Design’s “Green” tablescape is a tribute to

the preservation of our beautiful planet. Our goal is to

inspire environmentally sustainable design in an effort

to preserve the earth for future generations.

Thibaut – Fabric for tablecloth and chair cover

Abbey Modell – Glass Art/Vases

Kim Seybert – Tabletop accessories

By Design – Tablecloth and chair cover Fabricator

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NEW YORK SCHOOL OF

INTERIOR DESIGN

The Giving Tree

Lenox Hill Neighborhood House has been giving back to

the East Side for 125 years. We believe that by

preserving our environment today we are investing in

the communities of tomorrow. The appreciation of our

natural resources is our gift to future societies.

Designers: Gabrielle Demarino, Dalia Debora,

Zuleyka Machicote, Seryung Hong

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NGALA TRADING CO.

Africa Rising

Inspired by years of living in South Africa, Ngala Trading

is proud to share our story. By bringing these beautiful,

made by hand pieces to the American market, we are

changing each African artisans’ life and their future.

Floral Design: Matt Clinton - Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Textiles: Ardmore Design

Centerpiece: Urchin Leather Chandelier

Candles: Avoova, Ostrich Egg Mosaic

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PERRY SAYLES STUDIO

A Naturofantastic Future

Since the renaissance, every modern generation has had its own fantastical images of the future. These visions have

been shaped not only by technological developments, but also by our increasing knowledge of the natural world. Many

of the most beautiful imaginings of the future have been based on the more exotic forms that we have discovered in

nature—in the depths of the ocean, in newly discovered biospheres or in the very structure of matter. Our table brings

together the Naturofantastic porcelain collection of LLADRO, the imaginative floral designs of DESIGNS BY AHN and

colorful, modernist fabric created by DESIGNERS GUILD. Special thanks to LLADRO for providing gifts for our guests.

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RORIC TOBIN

FOR BRADFIELD & TOBIN

See Your Future

Taking inspiration from mediums and their decks of

tarot cards, this table invites guests to gaze into their

future. Special thanks Fine Arts Furniture.

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RUDY SAUNDERS OF DOROTHY

DRAPER & COMPANY, INC.

Celebrate Spring

Inspired by historic fabrics and designs from the

Dorothy Draper archive and infused with new energy

and spirit, this table celebrates spring and the lovely

flowers that make this season so wonderful. A special

thank you to Carleton V Ltd., Samuel & Sons, Grand

Hotel, Paige Smith Spearin and Christopher Spitzmiller

for your generous contributions and support.

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SAM ALLEN INTERIORS

Timeless Classic

Our color scheme invokes nostalgia, but at the same

time is very current and fresh. If something is timeless,

it is appealing in the past, present and the future. A

classic never goes out of style. The center focus of our

table is a gorgeous green ikat fabric by Cowtan & Tout.

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SHAYLA COPAS INTERIORS

Butterfly Kisses

May the wings of the butterfly kiss the sun

And find your shoulder to light on,

To bring you luck, happiness and riches

Today, tomorrow and beyond.

- Irish blessing

This table’s theme is based upon the butterfly and its representation of today,

tomorrow and beyond. Our green and cream linens are made from Thibaut

fabric and are in the pattern Carlotta Green. Silks A Bloom has created a fantasy

floral garden adorned with butterflies and roses. Monogrammed napkins were

generously donated by Courtland and Co. in Savannah Georgia. Dinnerware is

by Mottahedeh, chargers, flatware and napkin rings are by Kim Seybert,

Replacements loaned Waterford Lismore crystal place card holders and

Schmidt, Garda Rose Water Goblets. Worlds Away graciously loaned their

“Overton” chairs for each place setting. The vintage Noritake Perspective

tangerine glasses are from my personal collection. My new book, “Four Seasons

of Entertaining” will be gifted to each couple. I would like to personally thank,

Dale Aldrige, Brittany Vick, Chelsey Copas, Silks A Bloom, Thibaut, Worlds Away,

Replacements, ottahedeh, Kim Sybert, and Courtland and Co for their time and

donations.

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SWOOP

LEDing the Way

Features LED lights in a tall installation on a custom

triangular table that seats up to 12 guests. Orange

barrel shape open rib chairs, chargers and coordinated

glassware, custom napkins, a multitude of orchids and

other flowers in vibrant colors.

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TAMARA STEPHENSON &

SUSAN YOUNG FOR

ROOT CELLAR DESIGNS LLC

Celebrating Gems on Earth

We celebrate the future with root cellar designs’ new Gems

Home Textile Collection, eight new fabric designs in jewel-toned

colors and debuting spring, 2019. For the table design, we

celebrate all those mined and born from the earth, the sky and

the ocean while channeling hues like evergreen, sapphire,

saffron, amethyst and tiffany. The table pays homage to these

gems. These textile designs are sparked from our imagination

beginning with a sketch on a page and finished with a smooth

sateen printed linen then made into a table linen, dinner napkins

and seat covers combined with flowers and decoration by root

cellar designs with vintage French plate and glassware all to

create a beautiful dining experience for guests.

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THE WAREHOUSE 1924

Palmiers Modernes

A beautiful Manuel Canovas fabric which features

modern palms in shades of green, blue, teal and black is

the inspiration for our table top. We focused on using

intense colors and patterns with black accents that

make it modern and sophisticated. The lacquered palm

center piece paired with the traditional accents on each

place setting create a juxtaposition that brings the past

forward to a chic setting for a modern and intimate

dinner. Citrine accents are a nod to the French deco era

but brought into the now through application. With that

we welcome you to our celebration of French exoticism,

Palmiers Modernes. Caviness Restoration, Cowtan &

Tout, Manuel Canovas, Middle Kingdom, New Growth

Designs, Replacements Ltd., F. Schumacher, Sewabilities.

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Please visit www.lenoxhill.org/updates to learn more about our

critical work at the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us today at www.lenoxhill.org/donate to support our efforts.

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