From the June/July 2019 Issue
Treasure Trove – Entryway
In the entry, a gallery wall of photographs reflects the Rabins’ years of travel. Adirondacks artist John Van Alstine created the sculpture on the console.
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – Living Room
The fireplace in the living room is clad in the same granite as the outside of the house. Interior designer Felicia Zwebner of Felicia Zwebner Design in New York City […]
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – Kitchen
KITCHEN | A wood grid over the island adds to the linear quality of the kitchen. Glass-front cabinets with interior illumination lighten the space.
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – First & Second Floors
Though the Grosses live on the first floor, the home has four upstairs bedrooms. “We had to think not just about how my parents live here today, but eventually that […]
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – Entry
Gross used quarter-sawn white oak for horizontal surfaces and mahogany for vertical surfaces. “They play off each other in terms of tonality,” he says.
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – Kitchen
The kitchen is outfitted in an assortment of natural materials, including a variety of hard and soft woods and stones.
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – Master Bathroom
Rich wood cabinetry brings warmth to the gray tones of the master bathroom.
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Architecture/Build: Parental Consent – Master Bathroom
Clearances and reach ranges are important elements of age-in-place design, Gross says. The master bathroom is spacious with wide walking paths and clearly defined surfaces.
From the June/July 2019 Issue
Treasure Trove – Living Room
The living room features two loveseats, one of which came from the owners’ former bedroom. A copy was fabricated, and both pieces were upholstered in matching fabric.