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2024 | HOOK MAGAZINE 33 while upda5ng them for a modern lifestyle. However, when it was 5me for her own coming home- respite, Gilsenan closed her showroom in 2012 to be able to travel back and forth to Ireland to care for her parents in their golden years.. Rosita Gilsenan provided Warwick with a bequest that only furthured its upwardly thriving growth. And it wasn't just her business that she handed down to Ponkshe and Corr, but her infec5ous vigor which is within the philosophy that the two women share. "With the support of my mom, her name, and her good business, we had the freedom to do whatever we wanted... She wanted us to decide how we wanted the company to be." In 2015, Erin Corr, lifelong friend of Roisin Ponkshe joined Rosita at the forefront and trained under her un5l being fully entrusted with the business some years later. During this 5me, Ponkshe was comple5ng her law degree. Upon achiev- ing it in 2015, she commuted from her home in New Rochelle to Corr's in Queens while working a full 5me job to complete training and reenter the world of kitchen design. Finally, they reunited December of 2019 and moved back up- state to immerse themselves in the community once again. Our goal is for our clients to feel that, no matter where they are in their process, they can call on us." "Let us help you turn the spaces you spend the most time in, into places you won't want to leave." 2024 | HOOK MAGAZINE 33