From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Christopher Peacock-Kitchen
“Because we’re cooking more,” Christopher Peacock says, “we’re storing more food.” In this kitchen, an island and perimeter cabinetry and two refrigerators provide ample storage space. | Interior by Linherr […]
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
A Sentimental Feeling-Family Room Tree
Snowy owl figures and flocked evergreen boughs trim the family room tree. The vintage silver ornaments belonged to homeowner Tori Sikkema’s mother.
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
A Sentimental Feeling-holiday décor
The pine-cone cluster on the French door between the family room and the sitting room was the inspiration for the home’s holiday décor. It features a hemp rope and a […]
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Fashionable Fusion-Staircase
The open-riser staircase next to the living area is visible from the street through the large front window. The stair and catwalk railings repeat the horizontal black metal found on […]
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Designed to work-Bathroom
Two sconces on the mirrors above the vanities provide great lighting for grooming.
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Fashionable Fusion-Exterior back
The back of the home features large windows to maximize views. Entrance to the balcony at right is from the office/second-floor primary bedroom. The stone wall marks the exterior wall of […]
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Designed to work-Primary Bedroom
The homeowner wanted a spacious feel in the primary bedroom. Designer Karla Trincanello met the request while also maximizing function by adding a backless bench and upholstered table with clear […]
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
Designed to work-Dressing Room
Large mirrors and layered lighting in the dressing room make getting ready in the morning a breeze.
From the December 2022/January 2023 Issue
A Sentimental Feeling-Tree Ornaments
The sitting room tree is trimmed primarily in white. Textured ornaments, a wooden garland and pine cones, flocked and unflocked, keep the look interesting.