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Under the copper beech tree, the gate behind the garden house leads to the gardener's work area.
It was very purposeful to make the progression toward the library room and the gardens behind the house all the more mysterious in terms of when additions might have happened and why. Yet all of the rooms open onto this shared view, with a soft, vintage natural feeling that helps to paus modern time.

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Each wall in this bathroom is a variation of a raised panel: the tub and shower marble are contained by paneled moulding and each wall is another paneled moulding variation. The details of mirror, marble, and even the classic glass rod towel bars, evoke vintage deco bathrooms, but with a freshness and brightness for now.

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The allee in summer , planted with low beds of nasturtium Here, growing up through the slats of a Regency bench found in London.

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A calm and soothing entry gallery for this Miami home, featuring a collection of works by noted 20th-century artists that share a seaside theme. Carlo Mollino chairs flank the Ico Parisi console.
My Decca Obital pendant for Visual Comfort hangs above.
From issue XIX of@fredericmagazine
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This corner of the mudroom felt like the right home for this wonderful 1950s Arne Jacobsen table and set of chair I'd saved for many years. WE sit here to put on sandals during the summer and boots during the winter. The antique mahogany corner cabinet holds holiday crystal and a collection of vintage snow globes.

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A beautiful shot of the brick round in the garden. From the July-August 2024 issue of Flower Magazine.

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This fine, eighteenth-century American cabinet was assembled from earlier carved pen-and-ink panels imported from England, probably dating back to the late 1600s. On top is an 1840s Italian landscape painting and an English lamp made from an antique coffee urn.

The framed view from the garden house dining pavilion looking out onto the walled garden.

A shot from our old Broome street location with cubbies lining the stair way to the lower level, filled with smaller accessories and lighting.

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A view down the length of the room, with the long balcony overhanging the portico entrance. A pair of my Farlane chandeliers, specially made in silver plate, hangs on either end of the room, from low profiled beams on the paneled ceiling.


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