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With beautiful, modern design like the one featured in this hallway, guests will be intrigued to explore the whole house.
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Cochrane Design
Slim dark wooden tables and decorative balcony beautifully contrasts the neutral Farrow and Ball wall paint and add depth to this expansive space full of light, created by the double height ceiling. Large mirrors on the wall reflect and frame the grand chandelier.
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Open concept kitchen with custom built mantel hood by Brookhaven frameless cabinetry manufactured by Wood-mode. Perimeter cabinetry is an opaque finish with a glaze and the island has a dark stain on cherry. Butler's pantry is adjacent to kitchen and uses same finishes as island for continuity. Design layout includes glass front cabinets for more display, wood corbels to the counter and wood wainscot panel at backsplash.
Adrienne DeRosa
While much of the ground floor houses utility areas for the home, the main entrance, acts as a reliquary of the barn that once was. Franklin discovered the pot-belly stove in pieces buried around the property. While they were covered in mud, Franklin refurbished each part and reassembled the stove for a handsome reminder of the home's history. The triptych above the console table appropriately displays original drawings and schematics of the farmland.
Sun-dried terra-cotta tiles, imported from Mexico, imbue the space with a warm hand-made quality, setting the stage for other materials throughout the home.
Adrienne DeRosa Photography
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