Mikel Welch Designs | “A Cotswolds Retreat”

This cozy bedroom by Mikel Welch instantly transports guests from city to country with walls painted a moody Benjamin Moore hue, antique furnishings, and an expansive tapestry wall hanging.

McMillen Inc. | “Old Guard/Avant-Garde”

For this remarkable space, Ann Pyne and Elizabeth Pyne Singer of McMillen Inc. looked to Gracie, which recreated the wallpaper panels their firm initially selected for the restoration of the Lee Drawing Room at Blair House in 1964. Also on display is a Paul Evans dining table included in the famed 1952 McMillen exhibition “Paris 52,” which remained in the firm’s collection, which pairs with a stunning console by Galerie Creative Mind Niamh Barry and heirloom pieces from Pyne Singer’s private home.

Alan Tanksley | “The Club Room”

A luminous hand-painted wallpaper by Fromental envelopes designer Alan Tanksley’s chic club room, which features a sumptuous mix of vintage and contemporary furnishings and art from galleries including Liz O’Brien, Bernd Goeckler, Hostler Burrows, and Newel Antiques. The pièce de résistance is a stunning Vincenzo de Cotiis table from Carpenters Workshop Gallery that provides an ideal gathering place for a meal or game night.

Workshop/APD | “Le Fumoir Féminin”

Designer Matt Berman and Andrew Kotchen of Workshop APD composed an elegant lounge within the primary suite using swirling smoke plumes as inspiration. Pieces from the firm’s furniture collection echo the shapes and shades of the Fromental Ambia wallpaper installed on the ceiling. The artwork is the room’s only nod to the space’s original intent as a walk-in closet.

Vanessa Deleon Associates | “Smoke & Mirrors”

A swanky spot for rejuvenation, the Art Deco bath by Vanessa Deleon features a palette of black, gold, and emerald green, which carries through the elements from Artistic Tile and Phillip Jeffries. A dazzling crystal chandelier and modern geometric sconces bathes the room in shimmering light.

Swati Goorha Designs | “Metamorphosis: A Journey of Transformation”

Always one of the most visually arresting moments in the show house, the staircase has been transformed as a pathway to transformation by Swati Goorha Designs, who selected elements that nod to the earth and stars.

St. Charles New York | “The Coveted Kitchen”

Straddling the line between historical nuance and modern convenience, this midnight-blue kitchen by St. Charles New York artfully combines all the state-of-the-art tools a contemporary chef could want, including enviable JennAir appliances, and the glamorous accoutrements, such as a Ralph Pucci light fixture and walls clad in Dekton Uniko, every host needs.

Shawn Henderson |“Steel Sanctuary”

Leaning in to the show house’s urban neighborhood setting, Shawn Henderson planned a strong yet seductive suite inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s muse, Betty Catroux, where unexpected elements are juxtaposed against romantic blush tones.

Phillip Thomas Inc. | “The Andes Club”

The most coveted invite will be to the after-dinner lounge designed by Phillip Thomas, who recreated the salon where his parents entertained a vibrant mix of guests in their New York home. A scenic wall covering alludes to a mountain range while covetable accents from Angela Brown, Maison Gerard, Cristina Grajales Gallery, and more add to the collected feel.

Patrick Mele Inc. | “On a Clear Day”

Paying homage to the powerful women in his life with a nod to the design work of Albert Hadley, Patrick Mele curated a bedroom suite that celebrates nature, art, literature, and beauty.

Nina Seirafi Interior Design Inc | “An Opium Den for Halston”

Go back in time to the 1960s and ’70s, when New York’s glitterati partied into the wee hours at Halston’s Paul Rudolph–designed residence. Nina Seirafi outfitted her space with dark stained oak paneling, sumptuous materials, and metallic accents including a vintage Rudolph designed fixture.

M.Naeve | “Modern Romance”

A striking array of blooms by Peartree Flowers brings to life a woodland mural by James Mobley Design that sheathes the stair landing by Margaret Naeve Parker. Overhead is light sculpture by Stephen Antonson, while the table is by Green River Projects.

Michelle Gerson Interiors | “The Watering Hole”

The most seductive space for a nightcap will surely be this room by Michelle Gerson, whose black-and-white bar uses dramatic Calacatta Viola and Nero Marquina marble, oxblood sheepskin, Baccarat crystal, and a scenic mural.

Lucinda Loya Interiors | “Enchanted Roots”

The designer with offices in New York and Houston created a dramatic staircase, landing, and powder room utilizing sculptural lighting, custom wall covering, and a first look at her upcoming collection with The Rug Company.

Kit Kemp Design Studio | “A Dining Room of One’s Own”

Willow, Minnie, and Kit Kemp transformed the dining room with the whimsical details found throughout their Firmdale Hotels. Here, pieces from Kemp’s collections with GP & J Baker, Spode, and Annie Selke join dramatic oversize pendents from Julian Chichester, and artworks by Maarten Baas, Wendell Castle, and Sanaa Gateja.

Justin Scott Interiors | “Dressing Room and Bath”

Iconic Italian architect Piero Portaluppi’s graceful structures provided an aesthetic touchstone for Justin Scott of New York firm Justin Scott Interiors. His dressing room and bath are filled with subtle yet impactful details, such as marble wainscoting by Artistic Tile, walls sheathed in jacquard fabric, and architectural chrome fittings by Kohler. Providing the ultimate storage solution, California Closets is responsible for the dressing room’s bespoke lacquered cabinetry.

Jeremiah Brent Design | “Study of Art and Beauty”

Designer Jeremiah Brent conceived a minimalist ode to beauty, channeling Egyptian deity Hathor for a “symphony of tonal textures.”

Huma Sulaiman Design | “Dream Machine”

Maximizing a third-floor hallway, Huma Sulaiman conjured a tranquil dreamscape using a Phillip Jeffries scenic wallpaper, custom rug from The Rug Company, and Shade Store window coverings, while artisan elements by Galerie Creative Minds John Pomp and Jeremy Anderson add to the ethereal atmosphere.

Hollander Design Landscape Architects | “Sculpted Serenity”

This outdoor area by Hollander Design Landscape Architects takes cues from a traditional English garden. Immersed in the greenery, visitors will be enchanted by its David Harber sculpture, Thirty Quivers, a nod to the firm’s 30th anniversary, and be tempted to wile away the afternoon on the Brown Jordan outdoor furniture.

Beth Diana Smith Interior Design | “The Wine Lounge”

Guests will reconsider the traditional wine room after taking in this dynamic garden-level corridor orchestrated by Beth Diana Smith Interior Design, which embraced glamour using Kravet’s oyster shell wallpaper, Artistic Tile marble, and opulent textiles from Fabricut.

Bennett Leifer Interiors | “Reframed Foyer”

For his sophomore outing at Kips Bay, Bennett Leifer collaborated with Edward Fields for a celebration of rug-making by completely enveloping the interior with custom carpeting in expressive pattern, color, and fringe. Topping the room was a reflective Maya Romanoff paper and lighting by Visual Comfort.

Benjamin Vandiver Interiors + Lifestyle | “The Virtue of Curiosity”

Designer Benjamin Vandiver decided to become his own client when organizing this warm and inviting fourth-floor bedroom and bath. Evoking an attic hideaway in a French château, Vandiver filled the space with a layered mix of textures, as well as choice artworks from his own collection, including pieces by Ellsworth Kelly, Pacifico Silano, Ross Bleckner, Louise Bonnet, and Carroll Dunham.

Barbara Ostrom Associates | “The Game Room”

Inspired by an AP Designs chair discovered at Maison & Objet, Barbara Ostrom Associates crafted an exuberant African safari–themed room boasting a free-standing bar with zebra stools, Faith Ringgold artworks, Arte wall panels, pendent made using porcupine quills, The Shade Store blinds, curtains made using a Pierre Frey fabric, and other fantastical accessories from Ngala Trading.

Aman & Meeks |  “A Tailored Edge”

This living room by Jim Aman and John C. Meeks of Aman & Meeks melds crisp tailoring and artful expression, embracing their interpretation of the concept of fluidity.