A warm spirit filled the air last week as designers gathered together to celebrate the completion of Project Design 2014 Phase II at the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island where more than $4 million in design, labor and materials were donated to complete the makeover of more than 50 rooms.

The interior design industry-led initiative, which has been the largest renovation project to the house in more than 28 years, began through a partnership with Kravet, and saw its first round of renovations completed last October. The goal of the two-phase project was to provide a calm and restful healing environment for parents and siblings experiencing the pain of having a seriously ill child in area hospitals.

More than 40 interior designers donated their time and talents to the cause including Brian Patrick Flynn, Elaine Griffin, Libby Langdon, Leslie Segrete, Jennifer Cohler Mason, Lisa Mende, Lindsey Coral Harper, Drew McGukin and Darrin Varden, among others. The project was chaired by Suzanne Costa, Anthony Baratta, Bunny Williams and Jennifer Nicholson.

Here’s a look at some of the completed spaces:

Melissa Marcogliese

Tamara Eaton Design

Jennifer Cohler Mason

Jackie Higgins

Brian Patrick Flynn

Lindsey Coral Harper

Bella Mancini

On Thursday, October 9, guests got a sneak peek at the newly designed areas and enjoyed entertainment, unique silent auction bidding opportunities, fine dining and cocktails. Stay tuned for EditorTV coverage of the evening.

The home is now open to the public for tours through Sunday, October 19. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for students and children under 12. The proceeds of this fundraiser will ensure that RMH-LI’s programs and services continue to assist families in need, regardless of any financial constraints they may have.