The New York Junior League’s 15th Annual Fall House Tour will showcase stylish homes in Manhattan’s most sought after neighborhoods. The event will begin with a continental breakfast at the NYJL Headquarters on East 80th Street and includes a luncheon at the Mackenzie-Childs Boutique on West 57th Street. Mackenzie-Childs is extending a special shopping opportunity for NYJL members and House Tour guests, consisting of a 20% discount on all items. 10% of all proceeds will be donated to the NYJL. Mackenzie-Childs, Corcoran, 1stDibs, and Ana Tzarev will sponsor the Fall House Tour, providing access to some of the most elegant homes in New York City 20 designed by top architects and interior designers.  

Past tours have featured both designers’ own residences as well as their clients, including: Geoffrey Bradfield, Paula Caravelli, Alexandra Champalimaud, Robert Couturier, Diamond Baratta Design, Jamie Drake, Roberta Freymann, Steven Gambrel, Phillip Gorrivan, Thomas Hays, Christopher Hyland, Susan Zises Green, Larry Laslo, Eric Lysdahl, Todd Merrill, Campion Platt, Scott Salvator, Hunt Slonem, Stephanie Stokes, Sara Story, Alan Tanksley, Timothy Whealon, Matthew White, Frank Webb, and Vicente Wolf.

A post tour cocktail reception will be held at the Ana Tzarev Gallery on West 57th Street. Ana Tzarev will also extend a special opportunity to the NYJL, donating 20 to 30% of the day’s sales back to the league. All House Tour guests are invited to attend. Pasanella and Sons Wine Shop (below the South Street residence) will donate 10% of proceeds for purchases made during the tour to the NYJL’s charitable initiatives.  Purchases will be delivered to the cocktail reception at Ana Tzarev for guests to take home.

Private transportation may be arranged through Town Car International at an additional cost.

Please note registration will close at 1:00 p.m.

All proceeds raised from the Fifteenth Annual House Tour will benefit the NYJL’s charitable initiatives.

Tickets now available at the door

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