Rebloom on the Roof!

Wednesday, we went to Room to Rebloom’s third annual Rebloom on the Roof fundraiser at uber-luxe The Hepburn apartments north of Dupont Circle. Here, event co-host Will Thomas speaking to the rooftop crowd.

Anthony Wilder Design/Build’s Sean Mullin and Keira St. Claire with Marika Meyer Interiors’ Marika Meyer.

Guests enjoyed cocktails from DC magazine and lite fare from Casa Luca by renowned DC chef Fabio Trabocchi and a Capital Artist Collective live auction and pop-up show. Here, Boffi Georgetown’s Julia Walter and Anthony Wilder Design/Build’s Anthony Wilder.

A percentage of Capital Artist Collective sales in April and May will benefit Room to Rebloom, the nonprofit whose mission is to empower women and families in the National Capital Area who have been victims of domestic violence by providing them with design services and other resources needed to create beautiful home environments and rebuild their lives. The event was co-hosted by interior designer Barry Dixon and Emmy-winning journalist Will Thomas, who flank Camille Saum Interior Design’s Camille Saum.

Here is the Room to Rebloom committee: Liz Levin, Sherry Moeller, Kia Weatherspoon, Enid McKitrick, Lyn McGann and Christie Stute.

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