Tulsa Designer Showcase home at Harwelden Mansion opened Thursday, see inside
The 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase is one of Tulsa’s true landmarks — Harwelden, the 13,000-square-foot, four-level, Collegiate Gothic-English Tudor mansion at 2210 S. Main St.
This year's Designer Showcase will opened to the public Thursday, May 2 and will continue through Sunday, May 19.
Tickets to events at the Showcase this year are in high demand due to the status of the venue.
The Designer Showcase is one of the primary fund-raising events for the Foundation for Tulsa Schools, which works to enlist community support and business assistance in providing education resources and opportunities for Tulsa Public Schools.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Sunset Room at the Harwelden Mansion as re-envisioned by Lesa McClish of McClish & Company for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
This grand piano, which was part of the original furnishing of Harwelden, was refurbished by Saied Music Company before returning to its place of honor in the mansion's Grand Salon for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Ja Ann Beffer (left) and Codi Winters (right) unpack decor at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase at Harwelden Mansion.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
A detail of art work in the grand salon at the Harwelden Mansion.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
SueAnn Blair leads a tour of the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
What was originally the cedar-lined closet on the top floor of Harwelden has been transformed by Nikki Corbett Douglas of Nvogue Design into the Cedar Wood Gallery for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Chad Renfro discusses his decor of the Museum Room in the Harwelden Mansion.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Grand Salon of the Harwelden Mansion has been specially outfitted by Gina Miller and Brenda Rice of GHD Interiors for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
A sitting area at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Photographs from the Harwell family archives were used by several designers, such Lesa McClish, who designed the Harwelden Sunset Room.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The bathroom of the Dogwood Suite, designed by Dixie Moseley of JDV Interiors for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The grand salon at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Dining Room at the Harwelden Mansion has been redesigned by Jane Butts of Jane Butts Interiors for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Museum Room in Harwelden, designed by Chad Renfro, features specially made wallpaper decorated with images of well-known Tulsa buildings from the 1920s, including the Villa Philbrook and the old Convention Hall.
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Designer Showcase: Harwelden
A drink cart is part of the design Lesa McClish of McClish & Company created for the Sunset Room of the Harwelden Mansion, site of the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The sunset room at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
An upstairs bedroom at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
A piano in the grand salon at the Harwelden Mansion.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The bridal suite at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Decor accents in an upstairs bedroom at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
A statue in the Museum Room at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Part of Dixie Moseley's design for the Dogwood Suite of Harwelden Mansion.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Redbud Suite at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Jill Powers (left) and Judy Littrell of J. Littrell Design selected decor elements for the Redbud Suite, the Harwelden room they designed for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The ice room at the Harwelden Mansion, designed by Pam Scott of Monarch Design.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Garden Room at the Harwelden Mansion, the site of the upcoming Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Ali McFarlane and Lance Cheney of Richard Neel Homes designed the Garden Room, inspired by the original owners' travels to Venice, Italy, at the Harwelden Mansion.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Dogwood Suite of the Harwelden Mansion,designed by Dixie Moseley of JDV Interiors for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
The Garden Room at the Harwelden Mansion, redone by Ali McFarlane and Lance Cheney of Richard Neel Homes for the Tulsa Designer Showcase.
Designer Showcase: Harwelden
Sherri Duvall of Duvall Atelier created the design for the Green Room in the lower level of the Harwelden Mansion for the 2019 Tulsa Designer Showcase.
