Frances Adler Elkins (1888–1953) was a pioneering interior designer known for blending traditional, antique pieces with avant-garde modernism, often collaborating with her architect brother, David Adler, on Chicago-area North Shore homes. Her eclectic style featured Chinoiserie, French provincial furniture, and custom pieces from designers like Jean-Michel Frank, defining 1920s-30s luxury.
The Art of Fine Gardening: Craig Bergmann Landscape Design
November 21, 2025
Craig Bergmann and Russell Buvala presented The Art of Fine Gardening, showcasing four decades of landscape design that unites architecture and horticulture. Featuring twenty North Shore gardens—including the historic Gardens at 900—the book blends stunning photography, personal stories, and practical guidance for gardeners and design enthusiasts alike.
