A Visit to the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island, Part 2

Continuing on with our tour of the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island, I have more pictures of more beautiful spaces to share!

First stop, this “tented” atrium area.  I love the connection with the outdoor green space here along with the zippy Jonathan Adler fabric on the pillows.

Original designer Anthony Baratta has re-invented the Great Room years later, this view is from the second floor balcony:

Yes, it is filled with life size doll houses!

Hello friends! Here are Tina Ramchandani, Beth Greene and Sarah Sarna:

Graphic, crisp bedroom by Young Huh Interiors, so bright and light, so inviting:

Love the custom radiator cover that mimics the lines on the wall ~ this chair is great too

My dear friend, interior designer  Jennifer Mehditash did an outstanding and creative job with her bedroom. The beds were surrounded with a hand painted headboard:

The ceiling was eye catching with the glossy finish and interesting pattern that drew you right into the room

I adore all things Barbara Barry, especially this table used as a desk

The Bath area Jennifer designed is stunning, love the tile choice:

If they were giving out an  MVD award (Most Valuable Designer, of course!), I’m told it would most certainly go to Danielle Colding.  Danielle designed 7 spaces, including bathrooms, laundry rooms and even a telephone room ~most of them last minute!  Her appearance  on HGTV’s Design Star means she has plenty of experience working under a tight deadline.   God Bless her ~ and she was a sweetheart!

Danielle designed this laundry room.  I love this space so much I might even throw in a wash…

So cheerful!

This is the beautiful Danielle Colding, sitting in a little cubby space she designed where one can have a private conversation:

This is the reason everyone worked so tirelessly on this house:  the families.  This is a mother and daughter who stopped by after a treatment to say thank you:

 Of course I’m always noticing stand-outs from two of my favorite categories:  art and lighting.

What would a home be without Art?  Love this contemporary painting …don’t you?

As I was leaving, the electricians had just finished installing these amazing chandeliers:

This chair is at the front door and I just couldn’t resist a pose~

 This poem was hanging in the nursery. I think it is the perfect ending for a most perfect renovation of the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island…

Congratulations to everyone who made it happen…and count me in for Phase II. Please!

xo,

Pamela

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