Much as a kaleidoscope can allow people to see the world in colorfully complex new ways, the Kaleidoscope Project is helping the design community find new ways to appreciate the contributions of BIPOC designers.

For their 2022 Firehouse Showhouse, founder Amy Lynn teamed with developer David Carver to revitalize a firehouse from 1906. Then, she invited BIPOC designers from Gray Space Interiors, the Austin Gray Design Group, Everick Brown Design, and Toledo Geller Interiors to unleash their imaginations—with each team taking a unit behind the classic firehouse façade.

LOCATION

The Kaleidoscope Project is located on Tyler Street in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Show house tours will be available starting August 19th.

CHARITIES

The Kaleidoscope Project is proud to partner with educational programs and 501(c)(3) organizations providing scholarships to those in the black, indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) community interested in a career in the design industry.

DESIGNERS

Meet the talented team of designers set to transform this historic residence for this year’s Kaleidoscope Project below.

Sponsors

National Media Sponsor

Product Sponsors

Participating Designers

santi

David Santiago (Host)
Casa Santi

gray

Austin Gray Design Group
Austin Gray Design Group

brown

Lisa & Everick Brown
Everick Brown Design

virginia

Virginia Toledo
Toledo Geller

builder

David Carver
Developer