0413 Decorator's Showhouse
This year's Decorator's Showhouse features designs from Homewood's Mantooth Interiors and The Curtain Exchange, as well as catering by Homewood Gourmet.
This year’s Decorator’s ShowHouse boasts not just beautiful décor but also technological whimsy. The master bedroom features a see-through mirror that doubles as a flat screen TV, thanks to the design of Homewood’s Mantooth Interiors.
The house also features window treatments from The Curtain Exchange in Homewood.
As but one example of what she means, Teninbaum described a key feature in the master bedroom, designed by of Homewood: “In this space, husbands and wives will find the perfect harmony of beauty and utility in the see-through mirror that doubles as a flat screen TV.”
The annual Symphony Volunteer Council fundraiser will be held this year at 2082 Royal Fern Lane in Riverchase.
Built in 1991, the four-story home combines the architecture of two historic homes in Charleston. The front doors open into a foyer with marble and granite flooring. Guests will see the home’s semi-circular library with cherry wood paneling, a great room, wood porches that extend the length of the building, a 1,200-square-foot master bedroom and floating staircases. The master bathroom has a marble Jacuzzi and a dressing area.
As always, each room on the tour is designed by a different Birmingham design team. Once chosen, the teams use their own resources to put together a look for the room, changing the paint (donated by Benjamin Moore & Co.), wallpaper, window decor and furnishings while leaving the architecture untouched.
Everything the decorators bring into the home is for sale. If guests see something they want, including the wall color, they can buy it. Everything is first-come, so attending the sneak peak party is encouraged if you’re looking to buy, said Teninbaum.
The home will be open to the public from April 20-May 2 for $20. Lunch from Homewood’s own Homewood Gourmet will be served in the Tea Room every day for $13. Large groups must call in advance. The Symphony Shop, featuring items from local artists, antiques and unique items from members of SVC, will be open every day.
The home will be open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday from 2 p.m.-6 p.m. No parking is allowed at the home. A shuttle will pick up at Riverchase United Methodist during opening hours. No infants or children under 8, backpacks or large tote bags or purses, umbrellas and cameras are allowed in the ShowHouse.
For more, visit ShowHouse-Al.com.
