Holiday House NYC 2015

"Game Night" by Mark & Frant

The Holiday House NYC is one of the most anticipated design show houses of the year. Sponsored by Traditional Home Magazine, the house features rooms in high style decor designed by some of the city's most sought after  interior designers. Founded in 2008 by designer and breast cancer survivor Iris Dankner, the Holiday House benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The Holiday House is open to the public at the historic Academy Mansion until December 2. 

Holiday House NYC 2014

For the past 6 years the Holiday House NYC has been showcasing the work of talented top designers while benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. It was founded in 2008 by interior designer Iris Dankner and it is the first show house to benefit a breast cancer organization. Partnering with Traditional Home Magazine, the show house is open at the historic Academy Mansion until December 21. This year, a common theme was fine art. Seeing what becomes of the rooms in the hands of a new designer year after year is part of the experience.

Holiday House Hamptons Kick off at Fendi Casa

On May 6, 2014 Holiday House founder Iris Dankner hosted the Holiday House Hamptons kick off party at Fendi Casa's beautiful Madison Avenue location. The window display was designed by Campion Platt. Benefitting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the Holiday House Hamptons is in its second year and will take place from June 29- August 10th in Sag Harbor, NY.

Holiday House NYC 2013

Founded 6 years ago by breast cancer survivor Iris Dankner, the Holiday House opens annually and features top designers to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation®.  We previewed the exquisitely designed rooms and had to the opportunity to chat with some of the designers about their inspirations. Anticipate scenic rooms that exude holiday warmth, a richness off pattern and texture and colorful transitions.

Holiday House NYC 2013 is open daily from November 21- December 18 and is located at 2 East 63rd Street, inside the historic Academic Mansion.