“Few furniture pieces can encapsulate the intention of a room quite like Roche Bobois’s Mah Jong sectional—especially when covered in the beautifully busy Kenzo Takada patterns. In the grand salon, designer Alison Rose chose to center the seating, and in doing so, “We celebrate flexibility in layout through literal and figurative multi-layered conversation,” shares Rose. A hand-molded side chair courtesy of Objective Gallery sits across the room, while textile art by Rachel Hicks and the photography of Celia Rogge decorate the walls.” as seen in @archdigest photo: @reidrolls.interiors thrilled to share my recent collaboration with @rochebobois, open to the public now through dec 11. for tickets and hours, please visit @holidayhousedesigns a huge thank you to @holidayhousedesigns for all their hard work in supporting @bcrfcure, to @thekentnyc, and to everyone who worked to make this room possible. roche bobois furnishings and rugs @rochebobois rachel t hicks large scale painting/ site specific install @rachelthicks celia rogge fine art photography @celia.rogge objective gallery collectible design gallery brent warr, guest chair no.1 @objective.gallery lauren ancona floral design @lauren_ancona_floral_design benjamin moore wall paint @benjaminmoore • • • • • • • • #alisonroseny #alisonrose #holidayhousenyc2022 #nycevents #designershowhouse #rochebobois#decoratingforacure #breastcancerresearch #nycdesignershowhouse #interiordesign#CollectibleDesign #FunctionalArt @alisonroseny