Founded in 2012, Colleen Rosar Design is known for creating layered, livable interiors defined by confident color, rich texture, and a refined mix of traditional and modern influences. Rooted in art, architecture, and a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and detail, her interiors balance freshness with familiarity—making Made Goods and Burton James the perfect choice to execute her exact vision.

"Where Plans Get Cancelled," Colleen's bright and airy installation, is a journey through color and pattern with comfort at the helm. Featuring the Burton James Gramercy trundle bed at the center of it all, customized to perfection with COM, tranquility flourishes in every corner. No matter where you look, from the playful textures in the wallpaper to whimsical details like the floral knobs on our Made Goods Amara dresser, Colleen makes this space feel like a charming escape for guests to sink in and stay a while.

Since founding Tartan & Toile in 2018, Lucy O'Brien has cultivated a collaborative practice, working closely with artisans around the world to shape singular environments that honor historical preservation and share a deep appreciation of craftsmanship. We're honored to be a part of this practice, as craftsmanship and storytelling lie at the center of all we do here at Made Goods.

For this year's Show House, Tartan & Toile transformed a closet and a hallway into the exquisite "Entertainment Command Center," donning Palm Beach-inspired patterns and details on every surface. Heavily inspired by the work of Marjorie Merriweather Post, a well-known Florida figure, this vibrant install keeps you guessing with delightful touches around every corner, like the Austen box from Made Goods, the faux tortoise Maximilian bar collection from Blue Pheasant, and Blue Pheasant's Bernadette candelabra in the adjoining bath.

Since Launching Alexander Interiors in 2012, Tori Alexander has emerged as one of the most sought after full-service interior designers. Her extensive knowledge allows her to uniquely serve clients well beyond traditional interior design, from drafting floor plans and construction documents to overseeing installations, and her attention to detail is what makes Made Goods' selection a treasured resource.

"Chintz by the Sea" and "High Tide Hall" deliver endless regality to this year's Show House. From the wall-to-wall pattern play in the color-drenched bath, where our Emmeline sconces add a silvery touch, to the intriguing mix of textures in the adjoining hall, every inch is intentionally designed. A decadent dance between distinct and complementary elements, the space transports any guest through a balance of soft drapery and whimsical touches, contrasted with striking silhouettes like our Enya and Trina pendants.