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Oh. My. Gosh. That house is gorgeous! That dining room. Is my favorite and green is so difficult to photograph it’s probably even more beautiful in person! I’ll bet her neighbors are thrilled she didn’t build a huge, modern box but instead built something as elegant on the outside as the other houses. I hope this is a trend – and it may be. Look at Rick Caruso ‘s Miramar (T&C) he also harkened back to the 1930s and architect Paul Williams. And it’s gorgeous!
It’s Living, It’s Style, It’s Real Life Glamour! I agree with Andrea, this is one of the best we’ve been treated to in many years- there was blue smoke coming out of my mail box when I opened the little door and found the new VERANDA in there! Fab-u-lous ! Thanks for posting the article- its definitely a keeper for the inspiration files!
Many moons ago I was taken to the upper Park Avenue apartment of decorator Carole Douglas, and she had a similar look going on- it was featured in one of the shelter magazines and I still have the tear sheets from almost 40 years ago-!
What I admire most about this house is that it’s a FAMILY house, obviously used and loved – and it’s obvious that it brings the owners a great deal of pleasure and pride of ownership – not an easy thing to do in the rarefied environs of old Long Island-
Beautiful post, many thanks Andrea. I love the chinoiserie touches in all the rooms and especially love the cane ceiling light in one of the rooms , the gold faux bamboo chair and the pelmet detailing in the sitting room. But I especially love the pea-green dining room. Many thanks. Maria.
Oh. My. Gosh. That house is gorgeous! That dining room. Is my favorite and green is so difficult to photograph it’s probably even more beautiful in person! I’ll bet her neighbors are thrilled she didn’t build a huge, modern box but instead built something as elegant on the outside as the other houses. I hope this is a trend – and it may be. Look at Rick Caruso ‘s Miramar (T&C) he also harkened back to the 1930s and architect Paul Williams. And it’s gorgeous!
Thanks Andrea!!!!!! Xo Elizabeth
Wow! it truly is divine! I don’t know what room is my favorite, but that blue bedroom is drop dead gorgeous!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous !!!
It’s Living, It’s Style, It’s Real Life Glamour! I agree with Andrea, this is one of the best we’ve been treated to in many years- there was blue smoke coming out of my mail box when I opened the little door and found the new VERANDA in there! Fab-u-lous ! Thanks for posting the article- its definitely a keeper for the inspiration files!
Many moons ago I was taken to the upper Park Avenue apartment of decorator Carole Douglas, and she had a similar look going on- it was featured in one of the shelter magazines and I still have the tear sheets from almost 40 years ago-!
What I admire most about this house is that it’s a FAMILY house, obviously used and loved – and it’s obvious that it brings the owners a great deal of pleasure and pride of ownership – not an easy thing to do in the rarefied environs of old Long Island-
Beautiful post, many thanks Andrea. I love the chinoiserie touches in all the rooms and especially love the cane ceiling light in one of the rooms , the gold faux bamboo chair and the pelmet detailing in the sitting room. But I especially love the pea-green dining room. Many thanks. Maria.