From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
Living Off the Land-Kitchen
KITCHEN | Harrison says she used “simple materials and a serene color palette to reflect the natural elements of the architecture juxtaposed with the landscape.”
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
Living Off the Land-Exterior
The siding is made from composite concrete, which helps to reduce maintenance and outlasts traditional painted lumber. The aluminum standing-seam roof is composed of 98% recycled content.
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
Living Off the Land-Bathroom
MASTER BATHROOM | The idea of indoor-outdoor living played an important part in the home’s design. The master bathroom has its own exterior door.
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
A Tale of Two Christmases-Sitting Room
Sitting Room| In the sitting room, the designer played up the rich jewel tones of gold, blue and teal. “I switch out my regular groupings and objets d’art at Christmas […]
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
A Tale of Two Christmases-Foyer
Foyer | Pulling from the cream and gold tones of the home’s décor — plus a dose of holiday sparkle — the foyer is welcoming, festive and sophisticated. Timeless ornaments […]
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
A Tale of Two Christmases-Mirrors
Mirrors | Two mirrors were hung side by side to create the long linear pattern, which reflects light from the double-height windows. Peacock feathers adorn three wreaths, strategically placed to […]
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
A Tale of Two Christmases-Sweets
Sweets | “We always have a sweet/candy tray with an endless supply of chocolate treats that guests cannot resist,” designer and homeowner Jackie Currie-Taylor says.
From the December 2017/January 2018 Issue
Providing Comfort & Joy-Living Room
A lineup of holiday pillows fills the long sofas. The coffee table topper is a tree skirt festooned with ornaments (and brandy!).
From the October/November 2017 Issue
Orderly Conduct-Closet4
Tall drawers are ideal for boots.