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Marvels at the Mansion: L’Abbey en Rose
A light and airy bedroom mixes 20th-century extravagance and early 21st- century ease. Designer Samuel Ciardi’s goal for this room was to blend the best of the past and present. […]
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Old Is New Again
A 19th- century home gets a midcentury makeover. When Tracey Butler undertook a renovation of her 1895 center-hall colonial-style home in Essex Fells, New Jersey, she brought the residence up […]
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Stairway to Elegance
In many ways, this new home is a dream come true for the owners. A stunning spiral staircase in the foyer of a new Short Hills, New Jersey home is […]
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The arched door in the living room is the original entry and had been the only one. The stone fireplace, also original, had probably been used to heat the entire house at one time, designer Jeffrey French says. Fronting the coffee table are two ottomans in a William Morris-style pattern in soft greens and blues. The large cabinet-like piece—a 19th-century English reproduction—hides a television.
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Photography: Peter Murdock
Designer: Jeffrey French, Allied ASID
Architect: Michael Callori
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SLEEPING & SITTING AREAS | A soothing blue and white palette, classic Greek key designs and light-reflective surfaces combine for a calming and glamorous retreat with French Deco flair.
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Photography: Peter Rymwid
Designer: Maria K. Bevill Interior Design
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KITCHEN | Hand-painted tiles line the walls and play off the teak woodwork in the kitchen. Butler loves mixing items, new and antique as well as fine art with more affordable pieces such as the pendant lamps purchased at Ikea. She says the kitchen has a retro Partridge Family-Brady Bunch feel.
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Photography: John Ferrentino
Designer: Tracey Butler
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