Revisiting Past Projects

Sharing the magic and stories of past projects with the Chilton Club and NEHGS

This spring, Barbara joined the Chilton Club and the New England Historic Genealogical Society to tour the historic greater Philadelphia area, with stops at some of our favorite past Eberlein Design projects.

A richly decorated wood-paneled room corner recalls past projects, featuring ornate carved moldings and floral garlands. The white ceiling has peeling paint near an intricate plaster border. Part of a framed portrait of a bearded man is visible on the wall.
Ornate ceiling and archway with gold trim and intricate molding. Revisiting past projects, such detailed architectural design suggests a historic or elegant building interior, featuring a classical painting of cherubs above the doorway.
A group of around 22 adults, both men and women, stand smiling in front of a brick building with arched windows and trimmed bushes, dressed in business casual and formal attire. The gathering seems focused on revisiting past projects outdoors.
A group of people, some wearing masks, stand and converse in an ornate, pastel-hued room with carved moldings—perhaps revisiting past projects—while a gilded mirror above a marble fireplace and antique furniture enhance the classical decor.
A woman stands and gestures while speaking about past projects to a group of seated adults in an elegant living room with red walls, bookshelves, a chandelier, a fireplace with ornate clocks, and a grand piano. Everyone appears engaged and attentive to the speaker.
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