The 2026 Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York has officially opened its doors, unveiling the work of 22 of the nation’s most celebrated designers within the storied townhouse at 80 West Washington Place in the heart of Greenwich Village. Now in its 51st year, the annual design event transforms one of Manhattan’s most distinctive residences into a creative showcase, with each room offering a unique vision from today’s leading design talent. House tours run now through October 15, 2026, with proceeds benefiting the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club.
This year’s Show House unfolds across six levels, giving visitors the opportunity to experience the residence in its entirety, from its grand entertaining spaces and private terraces to its dedicated wellness level and rooftop deck overlooking Washington Square Park. The 1839 Georgian townhouse, which has counted famed composer John Philip Sousa among its former residents, provides a backdrop for this year’s designers, pairing its preserved architectural character with a contemporary collection of interiors, art, and outdoor spaces.
Take a look inside below:
Aamir Khandwala Interior Design | The Secret Garden
Atelier CV | The Luminary
Bilotta Kitchen & Home | PAUSA / STARE
Carrier and Company Interiors | Dressing Room
Chad Dorsey Design | The Editor’s Apartment
Photo by David Mitchell
Dunnam Zerbini Design | Velvet Hour Lounge
Emily Del Bello Interiors | In Bloom
Eve Jean Interiors | Le Boudoir
EZG Design | After Dark Aerie
John Ferguson Interiors | The New Connoisseur
KKB Interiors | A Love Letter
Marmol Radziner | The Art of Gathering
Megan Grehl | Future Ruins
Nicole Fisher Interiors | After Seven
Photo by Mark Weinberg
Peter Dunham & Associates | The Guest Bedroom
Robbins Architecture and Interiors | Kasumi (霞)
STUDIO ARMANDO AGUIRRE | In the Meantime
Ten Plus Three | El Mezzanine
TORREY | Le Fumoir
Tyler Banken Landscape Design & Outdoor Living | Think Outside
Vanessa Deleon Associates | Immersion
Wegner Cabinetry | Midnight Snack
Photography by Nick Johnson.
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