Division 11:Design Rules 1. All General Rules apply. 2. Advance entry is required for all Sections A-D, Classes 1-12. Please contact the Design/Entries Consultant for whichever class you wish to enter. 3. An exhibitor may enter as many classes as desired, but only one exhibit per class or subclass. A design must be the work of only one exhibitor and that exhibitor’s name must appear on the entry card and be prepared by the exhibitor.. 4. Plant material used in designs need not have been grown by the exhibitor. 5. Some plant material must be used in every exhibit. Plant material that has been treated to alter its exterior appearance may be used only in its dry state in a Standard Flower Show. See Chapter 7, p. 154, 11, D. 6. Religious symbols used in design must be displayed in a respectful manner and in accordance with the policies of local religious organizations. 7. American flag and other national flags must be displayed in a respectful manner. In order not to offendAmerican and other national flags may not be incorporated into any competitive designs. 8. Landscapes or scenes are not permitted in Design Division. 9. All living members of the Animal Kingdom are not permitted. 10. Plant material must be listed on a 3” x 5” white card provided byconsultant.. 11. Artificial flowers, foliage, fruits or vegetables are not permitted. 12. If designer is unable to fulfill assignment, it is the responsibility of the designer to provide a substitute and to notify the consultant.. 13. Top Exhibitor Design Awards are listed on page 6 of schedule. *See Handbook For Flower Shows 2007, Chapter 10, pp. 187–190 for complete National Garden Club Flower Show Design Division policies and guidelines.

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Design Scale of Points 1. All Designs Except Functional Tables Conformance to all schedule requirements Design Artistic Concept Expression Distinction Total

20 42 12 10 16 100

2. All Functional Tables Conformance Design Artistic Concept Expression Distinction Total

20 48 12 5 15 100

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Division II: Design “Go For Baroque” Eligible for The Award of Design Excellence Rosette of gold ribbons All Sections and Classes are eligible for this Division Award, except Novice Classes 8 and 9 in Section C. One award may be offered and awarded to the highest scoring blue ribbon winning nexhibit scoring 95 or above in the entire Design division entered by a single exhibitor, provided all General and Design Award requirements are met. Winning exhibit must also have won a Section Top Exhibitor Award.

Roy Lichtenstein

Section A: Designers Choice : “Dream Girls” The Pinto House at 16 Shorewood Road

Eligible for Designer’s Choice Award (Rosette of purple ribbons) Advance Entry Chair/ Consultant: Judy Brandenstein, 749-0065 See page 4 of this schedule. “This is my dream house. Light. colorful and quirky. It was built for (hopefully) generations of Pintos and their friends.” Margo Pinto Teresa Davis

Class 1. “Danz” 4 entries

Most rooms throughout the house have bare bleached maple floors. Walls are white throughout. The kitchen and bar room have black and white checkered tile floors. a. Foyer: Sawhorse style table 72”Lx24”Wx36.5”H with clear glass top, legs in lime green and orange Lucite, against the wall with an unframed glass mirror hanging above. b. Dining Room: Semi-opaque free standing glass dining table Mike Zisser, Shelter Island 106”Lx63”Wx30”H with chrome legs and alternating lime green and orange molded Lucite chairs. c. Kitchen: Window area 63”Lx25.5”Wx59”H set above an orange composite stone countertop with white cabinetry, chrome hardware and black and white checkered tile floor. d. Bar Room: Bar with black granite counter top 40”Lx33”Wx36”H with a shiny white base, chrome sink and spigot, with matching solid black Lucite and polished chrome barstools and a black and white checkered tile floor. .

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Class 2. “Simultaneous Contrasts-Sun and Moon” 4 Entries

a. Kitchen: Display on top left side of curved island 120”Lx21”Wx42”H orange composite stone counter with white cabinetry and chrome hardware, chrome and Lucite orange and lime green stools, with orange and yellow Lucite hanging light fixtures. b. Bar Room: Glass round table 30”Dx26”H , flanked by one white and two black swivel chairs set on black and white checkered tile floor. c. Living Room: Glass and chrome coffee table 54”Lx30”Wx16”H set in front of a large patterned orange and white couch. Room also features a lime green and cream striped chaise with bleached maple floors. d. Media Room: Bi-level, offset coffee table 47”Lx27.5”Wx14.5H in glass and brushed chrome. Room also features aqua green club chairs, orange leather hassocks, patterned sofa in tones of blue and green.

Robert Delaunay

Class 3. “Composition X” 4 Entries

a. Kitchen: Orange composite stone counter 85”Lx25”Wx36”H. stainless steel backsplash and white cabinets. Wall cabinets 17” above counter. b. Dining Room: Sideboard with black granite counter 76”Lx21”Wx36”H with a white base and stainless steel backsplash. Upper cabinet has ridged glass doors, chrome handles and a white lattice wine rack below. Wall cabinet 18.5” above counter. c. Bedroom: Pale maple dresser 56”Lx20”Wx39”H with brushed chrome hardware and a white shade in the background. d. Bathroom: White tile countertop 53”Lx22”Wx37”H in front of window.

Wassily Kandinsky

Class 4. “Emerald Green Venetian with Violet” 4 Entries

A Creative Design staged on the floor with no height requirement .

a Foyer: Set within a 23”Lx23”W space against white wall. Room also features a glass top console with an orange and lime green base.. b. Living Room: Set in corner within a 40“Lx36“W space. Room also features an orange and white large patterned couch, and a lime green and cream striped chaise. c. Dining Room: Set within a 30“Lx30“W space in corner near sideboard with a black counter and white cabinetry, and a glass table with lime green and orange Lucite molded chairs. d. Bathroom: Set in shower stall 60”Lx40”W. White tile on floor and walls with a glass door.

Dale Chihouly

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Section B: Table Artistry: “Girl Reading at aTable” The Puschel House at 39 Little Ram Island Drive

A traditional waterfront house on Little Ram

Advanc Entry Chair/ Consultant: Carole Read, 749-1656 Eligible for Table Artistry Award (Rosette of burgundy ribbons) See page 4 of this schedule. The living room/dining area walls are off-white. The bedroom and kitchen are a pale maize except for the den. Floors throughout are medium brown.

Class 5. “Dining Room”

Pablo Picasso

Four Entries

Functional Dinner Table for Four. Underlay provided by exhibitor. a. Dining Room: Knotty pine dining table 102.5”Lx38.5”Wx30”H Rattan chairs with green, gold and tan checked cushions. b. Kitchen: Cream painted 60”D octagonal dining table with brown rattan chairs and sage, beige, and cream cushions under an octagonal dome ceiling. c. Den: Honey colored wooden desk 43”Lx31”Wx30”H, free standingl Paul Signac in a knotty pine paneled room with a beige check rug. d. Porch: Teak oval table 51”Lx45”Wx28.5”H. Weathered teak armchairs with cedar shingle wall and water view. Beige straw like area rug.

Class 6. “Breakfast”

Four Entries

Functional Breakfast trays for two. Exhibitor supplies tray. . a. Master Bedroom: Queen size bed with cream matelasse coverlet, beige rug. b. Bedroom Dressing Room: Window seat 26”Wx21”H upholstered in pale sage in front of pale cream curtains, beige rug. c. Kitchen: Greenish gray honed granite counter 51”Lx24.5”Wx36”H. Subway tile backsplash. Painted wooden and glass cabinets 18” above counter. d. Computer Room: Mahogony desktop 72”Lx21.5”Wx30”H. Sage and beige plaid grasscloth walls. Juan Gris

Class 7. “Still Life Fast and Moving” Four Entries

Functional Buffet Luncheon, service for four. Underlay optional. a. Dining Room Niche: Cream counter 59”Lx26”Wx36”H in front of cream wall and cabinetry. b. Living Room: Glass coffee table 60”Lx 36”Wx20”H with a wrought iron base and a striped tan, brown, and cream rug beneath. c. Living Room: Dark fruitwood drop leaf table 45.5”Lx17Wx28.5H, set in between two windows with sage/ cream checked drapes. Salvator Dali d. Kitchen Island: Greenish gray honed and sealed granite 95”Lx66”Wx36”H with hanging oxidized tin light fixtures.

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Section C: Novices in the Bath House

Advance Entry Chair/ Consultant: Esther Hunt, 749-1333

“Ram Island Garden”

Only exhibitors never having won a blue ribbon in a Design Section of a Standard Flower Show are eligible to participate in Classes 8 and 9. Exhibits not eligible for Top NGC Exhibitor Awards. Space allotted for Classes 8 and 9 are not to exceed 24”x24”

Class 8.

“July”

Bob Markell, Shelter Island

Four Entries

Four entries are staged on speckled medium brown granite counters with buff colored walls. Left counter top 62”Lx30”Wx36”H; right counter top 68”Lx30”Wx36”H. Allotted space is 24”Lx24”W

Fairfield Porter

Class 9. “Shelter Island Summer”

Four Entries

Four entries are staged on wooden teak lounge chairs 76”L x 27”Wx12”H. Walls are buff tone and the cream stone floor has a sisal rug. Allotted space for design is 24”Lx24”W.

Nydia Delassandro, Shelter Island

Section D: Tricolor:

“Stepping Out”

The Smith House at 6B Nicholl Road (Land’s End)

A Renovated 1927 English Tudor Advance Entry Chair/Consultant: Mary Chobor, 749-4055

Eligible for Tricolor Award (Rosette of red, blue, and yellow ribbon) See page 4 of this schedule. All plant material in design must be fresh. Non plant material may be included. Floors throughout stained dark wood, except for porch floor in natural brick. All walls white except for den.

Roy Lichtenstein

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Class 10. “Girl Before a Mirror” Four Entries Pairs class. Two matching designs. Porch: White brick walls. Natural brick floor. Native American Indian rug in red, black and a touch of green. Couches and chairs in white duck upholstery. a. Walnut credenza: 73.5”Lx20”W x26H set in front of leaded windows. b. Blond wood and cream stone sideboard: 72”Lx19”Wx34.5”H set in front of leaded windows. Kitchen: Black soapstone counters. White cabinets with chrome hardware. c. Table: Dining table,1950’s Paul McCobb design 87”Lx42”Wx29”H in ebony with brass stretch bars. Modern glass and chrome chandelier. Cream chairs with Pablo Picasso, MoMA ebony trim. d. Counters: On both sides of sink: Left side 72”Lx25.5”Wx36”H. Right side 87.5L x 25.5 ”W x 36”H. Alloted space is 25”Lx25W staged in front of wall flanking the sink. Leaded glass windows to the left and right sides of the alloted spaces.

Class 11. “Harmony in Red” Four Entries . a. Kitchen: Black soapstone island counter: 85”Lx71.5”Wx37.5”H. White cabinetry below. b. Living Room: Black iron and glass coffee table 39”Lx29.5”Wx17”H set between a white sofa and a cowhide tusked sofa with a Flokarti rug beneath. c. Porch: Glass and wrought iron dining table 60”Lx30.5”Wx29”H. Natural brick floor. d. Porch: Cream stone coffee table, brass legs 60”Lx24”Wx15”H set on a Native American Indian rug in red, black and a touch of green.

Henri Matisse, MoMA

Class 12. “Flower Vendor” Four Entries a. Living Room: Drop leaf table 51”Lx15”Wx28”H in dark wood set agains wall in front of leaded windows. b. Foyer: Credenza 43”Lx15.5”Wx33”H, etched marble top with a chestnut carved base. Modern oil painting with touches of red, green and blue in a brushed silver frame, set 20” above the marble top. c. Den: Round glass and chrome table 30”x18”H set in front of a chocolate corduroy sofa with a black, cream and brown Native American Indian rug set beneath. Walls are dark paneled. d. Kitchen: Antique English walnut credenza 74”Lx19”Wx33.5”H. Wall mounted television 25” from top of credenza.

Diego Rivera

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