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Editorial Director Joanna Saltz asked lilacs are abundant.
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delicate petals appear to float and the jumble of
stems adds playfulness and imperfection,
like they’ve been foraged from the wild. My
favorite place to put them is a bedside table.”
—Heidi Woodman @hauslove

The Azalea Walk at

Highgrove Gardens “For beauty and fragrance,
the prolific freesia
is at the top of my list.
My great-grandmother
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color boost I need come spring! Growing perfume, and I’m
up in South Carolina, I always knew the transported back to
season was turning when I witnessed their my youth whenever
rich hues blooming in the yard, along I smell them.”
sidewalks, or underneath the shade of a tree.” —Deborah Costa
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RhinoTurf make this easy-

to-maintain space by Kate
Anne Designs feel like an
inviting dining room.

Pave the Way

W H AT G O O D I S A B AC K YA R D I F YO U D O N ’ T U S E I T A S A N E X T E N S I O N O F YO U R H O M E ? M A D E O F
long-lasting materials like stone or cement set right into the ground, patios are the perfect way to gently activate an
outdoor area for gathering. (And “you’ll save on water consumption as opposed to maintaining a lawn,” designer Kate
Anne Gross points out.) Lounge in fresh air, enjoy a meal under the stars, or chat with loved ones by the fire—without
worrying about tracking mud into the house. Integrated as part of the landscape, patios endure beautifully with mini-
mal upkeep, and there are countless ways to create them: Flip the page to see how designers do it. —Kelly Allen

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 Bedroom Extension
This sandstone patio, just beyond the glass
doors of a bedroom by designer Brooke
Wagner, is outfitted with Palecek seating and
a custom fireplace for enjoying the southern
California climate. Durable, sedimentary-rock
pavers like these can be sourced in a wide
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Kettal furniture to create a multipurpose
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overhang supported by travertine columns
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Urban
Hideaway
Designer Christina
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a Brooklyn backyard
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using stone pavers
set in gravel. The
crushed stone
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while boxwood
in planters offer
sculptural contrast.

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 Alfresco Dining
For a low-maintenance setup, designer
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Private Lounge
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NOZ NOZAWA: CHRISTOPHER STARK. KEMBLE INTERIORS: BRANTLEY PHOTOGRAPHY. LISA THARP: MICHAEL J. LEE.

Fireside Seating
In the New England countryside, an outdoor
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 Patterson in her
Chicago studio

Survival
Instinct
For an artist working
between Kingston,
Jamaica, and Chicago, the
botanical world is not what
it seems. By Nafeesah Allen

W
O U L D YO U C U T A
painting in half?”
This is how Ebony G.
Patterson responds
when people ask if her
artwork can be displayed without her
signature wallpapers. Maximalist floral
patterns are often the backdrop of the
Jamaica-born artist’s displays, but they
aren’t there for decoration. Patterson
views the garden as a multilayered gallery, Monique Meloche, is located).
metaphor for the human ecosystem Although the winters are harsh, the
in today’s postcolonial world: Vines artist says the warmth of the people
enshrine her portraiture and sculptural has drawn her in. “There’s a sense of
depictions of Black people. “My work visibility. For the first time, I’ve known
examines ideas around visibility and my neighbors,” Patterson says. Like
invisibility,” the artist explains. her subjects, she needed the proper
In her gardens, Patterson toys with ecosystem to thrive.
vulgarity. People sometimes appear

ALL: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND MONIQUE MELOCHE GALLERY. PORTRAIT: FRANK ISHMAN.
...the hawk looks out...as she embraces the
headless, limbless, or punctured. Her haunt...and flies come for the nourishing...,
use of monarch butterflies isn’t about 2021. Work on paper and custom vinyl
wallpaper, with hand-cut paper, feathered
beauty at all. She finds it odd that monarch butterflies, and plastic toys.
“the butterfly is the only insect we’re
not creeped out by,” when compared
to other bugs like roaches that clean
gardens and flies that are pollinators.
After all, monarch butterflies evolved
to survive eating poisonous milkweed
plants. “When we face difficulties, we This package is being
survive,” Patterson says. “We always presented in part-
nership with Johnnie
do. Nature tells us that.” Growth is not Walker, which has
awarded more than
always pretty but without it, we wither. $1 million in grants to
Patterson came to the U.S. from women-owned
businesses and is
Kingston for graduate school, then spent helping women
overcome historical
12 years teaching at universities. Right barriers by showcas-
before the pandemic, she moved from ing stories of their
progress.
Kentucky to Chicago (where her main

House Beautiful is proud to be one of twelve Hearst magazines partnering with the Whitney Museum of American Art on The Art of Moving Forward, a collaboration that
amplifies the voices of female artists in honor of International Women’s Day 2023. Women lead, define, and shape our challenging world, and these artists exemplify just that.

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 It’s Time to Plan Your

Outdoor Kitchen
And guess what? You might even be able to enjoy it this summer.
By Carisha Swanson

H AV I N G A K I TC H E N O U T S I D E
used to seem so cost prohibitive and
time consuming that most people
were satisfied with a really good
grill. Not anymore. Budget-friendly
modular cabinetry ships quickly and
is simple to configure (just place it
where you want it!), while a fully
custom outdoor entertaining setup
can rival a high-end chef’s spread.
Trick it out with clever weatherproof
appliances like a wood-fired oven or
beer taps. The first step is the hard-
est: deciding what you want.

A corner cabinet and

undercounter fridge
boost the utility of
this grilling area by
designer Jen Samson.

Photogra ph by MELLON STUDIO HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 35

 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

This outdoor kitchen from RTA

Outdoor Living for HGTV star Mike Pyle
has a U-shaped layout to fit a crowd.

How Do You
Fast-Track a
Kitchen?
Most online home retailers are
now offering modular outdoor
cabinetry solutions to compose an
entertaining area that only looks
built-in. Measure your patio or deck
like you would your interior space, and
buy units to fit, lining them up along
the perimeter. What’s great about
this solution is that you can take this
kitchen with you wherever you move
Westport Aluminum Outdoor
next—and if it’s in stock, you can get it
Kitchen, $1,999–$5,999 per
delivered immediately. unit. frontgate.com
Want a bit more customization for all
your storage and appliance needs?
Online and U.S.-based brand RTA 3 Ready-to-Ship Designs
Outdoor Living has ready-to-ship Pick a style and decide which components will complete your space.
options (with Coyote appliances), and a
design tool that allows users to choose
the shape, size, and style of their
outdoor kitchen. Watch it come to
life in 3D! Each configuration yields an
immediate quote, and they offer one-
PYLE: JAKE LAMONS.

on-one design services to help you

figure out what you need and answer Urban Bonfire Outdoor Kitchen x
all your installation questions. Most of Hestan 36" Grill and Fridge with Dekton Batten 4-Piece L-Shaped Outdoor Kitchen
these custom designs are delivered countertop, $21,995. williams-sonoma.com Set with Island, $11,695. crateandbarrel.com
within 4–10 weeks.

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 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

Why Stop with a Grill?

There are countless ways to cook, refrigerate, and make ice-cold drinks outside.

Party-Ready Appliances
Cold brews and pizza nights are on demand.
Hide a vent
insert inside
a custom Keg Combo Double Tap
cover.

Presrv Outdoor With the Mobile Tap, you

Kegerator & Beverage
Cooler has a keg dispenser
and room for bottled
drinks underneath, $2,199.
zephyronline.com
can choose between two
frosty craft beer flavors, or
even hook up Champagne
or nitro coffee, $6,300.
perlick.com

Quick Pie Fridge Drawers

A grill and hood combo lend

sophistication to this Marie
Flanagan outdoor kitchen.
Made for gatherings, the Undercounter Outdoor
Classico 4 Pizze turns out Refrigeration Drawers
up to four pizzas in 90 sec- keep cheese and vegetables
Make It Safe If your outdoor kitchen is under a roof, pergola, onds, from $3,699. Coming crisp and close, $4,068.
or awning, make sure it has ample clearance (so you don’t, ahem, mid-2023. alfaforni.com/us dometic.com
set the house on fire). Typically you need at least five feet of open
space above an open-flame rangetop. If your kitchen is up against
a wall, pick a heat- and fire-resistant backsplash—and add a vent.
Even though you’re cooking outdoors, open air alone may not be
enough to move out smoke and pollutants. A stand-alone, out-
door-rated stainless steel hood is straightforward to install, or you
can hide a vent insert inside a more decorative custom hood.

What’s Your Cooking Style?

GAS This go-to CHARCOAL If you SMOKER The best bris-
FLANIGAN: JULIE SOEFER.

grill heats up quickly grew up with this grill, kets and ribs are within
and hooks up to a you probably swear reach at home. Most
gas line or propane by it. There’s a learning commonly using a mix
tank. Temperature curve, but the old- of charcoal and wood,
control is simple, school heat source this cooking method is a Mobile Stove
and some models imparts lots of depth combo of low heat and The Cosmopolitan Buffet has an induction cooktop, plus
have a rotisserie. and flavor to food. slow cooking. prep and storage space, all in a small space-friendly unit
design, from $10,750. danver.com

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porcelain slabs in the
ultra-rough finish.
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What Kinds of
Materials Will
Actually Last?
The elements are no joke: Sunlight,
moisture, dirt, and extreme tempera-
tures are all going to hit your outdoor
kitchen. So? Choose UV-, scratch-,
and stain-resistant materials like
exterior-rated quartz, solid surface,
and porcelain that can actually take a
beating (especially if you like throw-
ing raucous neighborhood parties).
Many work for flooring, facades, and
counters to create a seamless look.

Weatherproof
Tile for Your
Backsplash
Add a little practical
personality.

Tin Porcelain Tile Savannah Hexagon Wilder Protea Mural Kodra Mosaic in recycled
in iron, $13 per sq. ft. Porcelain Tile, $3 per 8" x 9" Porcelain Tile by Angela Harris, matte penny tiles, from $40
tileshop.com piece. flooranddecor.com $30 per sq. ft. tilebar.com per sq. ft. annsacks.com

Is It Worth
Adding
Dekton Plumbing?
Onirika
surfacing
It’s definitely more conve-
in Daze,
nient to have a water source
designed by
in your outdoor cooking
Nina Magon.
station, but the additional
cosentino.
cost can be sizable. So if you
com/usa
do decide to install a sink,
make the investment count:
Add an outdoor dish-
washer and ice maker to
the setup as well.

To prep an area properly,

call a licensed plumber or
contractor; they’ll be able to
assess your home and water
lines and give you a realistic
estimate. Since these pipes
are running outside and likely
underground, winterizing is
critical in cooler climates.
(Done incorrectly, your pipes
can burst and damage your
appliances and yard!)

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 39

So You Want a TV...
Okay, okay, but don’t wheel your old
one outdoors. Samsung, Séura,
Sony, SkyVue, and SunBrite all make
outdoor televisions. First decide
where it’s going: Partial shade or
full sun makes a huge difference
in your viewing experience. Most
models do need a soundbar, so
get one that’s outdoor-rated and
compatible with your TV, and add an
exterior wall-mount to prevent rust.
40 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
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STOOLS
Carmel Outdoor
Counter Stool, $1,487.
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Vega Outdoor Counter
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Intimate Living Interiors selected New Century Bar
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How Do You Make
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If you’ve got the space, consider adding a peninsula or
island with seating. It’s the perfect perch for friends while
you’re grilling up burgers (or the other way around), and
the counter space doubles as a serving area for drinks and
snacks. As with an indoor kitchen, the size of these stools
is critically important: The seat on counter-height models
is 24" tall, while true barstools are 30" tall. Since wind and
Croquet Bar Stool in
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 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

A Tale of Two Gardens

In Fairfield County, Connecticut, two landscape designs rely on clean, formal
geometry—but with strikingly different results. By Owen Holmes

Cutting Garden
Landscape architect Janice
Parker carefully considered how
this area would be viewed from
the back of the home, particu-
larly as one passes through the
porte cochere. Beds are made
from corten steel, chosen for its
strength and rusty patina.

P h o t o g r a p h s b y D U R S T O N S AY L O R HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 45
 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

Divine
Order
T
H AT T H E D E S I G N O F
a garden—rather than
the pursuit of perfectly
grown plants—should be para-
mount was revolutionary when
English gardener John Brookes
began preaching as much in the
late 1960s. But his protégé, Janice
Parker, now an award-winning
landscape architect and the
botanical brains behind this gar-
den for a Fairfield County family,
took the advice to heart. “We’re
trying to make a series of rooms
outside that are welcoming, that
pull people out,” she explains.
Various manicured terraces,
seating and dining areas, and
recreational spaces divide the
11-acre property, each one pain-
stakingly aligned with rooms
inside the house for optimal
views. Parker credits a simple
but effective grid scheme with
keeping it navigable: “We know
this layout on a primal level,”
she says. “It rings a bell in our
deepest reptilian mind.”

POOL GARDEN
SPA TERRACE

ILLUSTRATION: MEGAN LARSON.

CUTTING GARDEN

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 Pool Garden
Linden trees are pleached
and underplanted with
liriope, while boxwood
hedges frame pink annuals.

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 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

Spa Terrace Cutting Garden

Designing a Garden Behind a hot tub replete with
waterfall scuppers lies
The homeowner clips Autumn
Joy stonecrop, New Dawn roses,
Take a page from Janice Parker’s some of the property’s copious Angelonia, and various hydran-
soil-smudged playbook. natural ledge rock. geas for floral arrangements.

1 Plan your view

Consider sight
lines from the home
to the garden. (Don’t
forget the view from
the kitchen sink.)

2 Embrace the
environment
Rather than remove
ledge rock on the
property, Parker plot-
ted “outdoor rooms”
in and around it.

3 Exit gracefully
Where the garden
meets the surround-
MARLENE PIXLEY (3).

ing woodland, Parker

layered native grasses
and carex for a
smooth segue into the
land beyond.

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 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

West Garden
The half-acre plot peaks in
midsummer, later than most
gardens. Over perennials like
baptisia, clematis, and wild
parsnip, Pampalone layers
some 400 annual plants he
grows from seed.

50 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL P h o t o g r a p h s b y S TA C Y B A S S
 Slow
Grown
W H E N SWA L LO W S
scattered fennel seed
over Beanacre Farm’s
West Garden, owner and gar-
dener Gerard Pampalone could
have rooted out the interloping
botanical. Instead, he left it;
fennel now fills in the formal
borders beautifully.
Pampalone was a novice
gardener when he and his wife,
Arlene Carpenter, bought this
Fairfield County property in
1995. It took him three years to
clear the neglected land (pre-
serving the heirloom irises and
peonies) and a decade for his
garden plans to come to fruition.
His self-guided gardening educa-
tion included seven garden tours
across Europe, where he learned
structure is key. “You have to
have the bones,” he explains.
Flowers follow—with or without
intervention from the local
fauna. “Cede control to Mother
Nature,” Pampalone advises.
“You’ll be pleasantly surprised by
what she’ll do.”

WEST GARDEN
ILLUSTRATION: MEGAN LARSON.

GUESTHOUSE + OLD BARN TO

COTTAGE FENCED + GARDEN

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 B A C K YA R D R E T R E AT S

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Planted 20 years ago, a A quartet of Limelight hydran- Four obelisks, after those at The barn stands beyond a bed
lavender-and-cream geas anchors this area, Claude Monet’s garden in France, of sun-loving false sunflowers,
Japanese wisteria climbs the which local garden designer provide room for morning glories yellow and pink coneflowers,
pergola, flowering every May. Paul Winsor helped conceive. and clematis to climb. rudbeckias, and zinnias.

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Four sets of French doors open to
the flagstone-lined space, designed
around a redbud tree that blooms
white. Loungers and chairs: Sunset
West. Bolsters: Perennials.

So This Is

54 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Budding designer walks into
a dreamy Colonial, fireworks
ensue—but first she has to figure
out how to buy the house.

interior designer and stylist Annie Anderson Design / architect Nancy Ruzicka
writer Amanda Sims Clifford / photographer Nate Sheets

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 55
 FAMILY ROOM
Preserving the oak ceiling, Annie
reworked the mantel to fit a larger
TV. Wallcovering: Oscar de la
Renta for Lee Jofa. Sofa: custom by
J. David Upholstery in Schumacher
velvet strié with Samuel & Sons
trim. Pillows: Carolina Irving (brown
floral), Jasper (blue and tan), and
Schumacher (ikat). Coffee table:
custom. Rug: Stark.

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PR EG N A NT W ITH H E R F I RST C H I LD
in 2005, Annie Anderson walked into
a dream. Her late mother’s friends
were throwing her a baby shower at
a beautiful old Colonial home across
town in Kansas City. “There was
greenery over the French doors and
baby pictures of our friends’ kids
everywhere,” the designer recalls. “I
was like, This is magical. I want to live
in this house, but how am I ever going to
live in this house?”
Thirteen years, a blossoming career,
and two (more) babies later, Annie and
her husband, Jeffery, got up the courage
to make an offer. “We said, ‘We’ll make
this house beautiful. We’ll carry on the
legacy of this home,’” Annie recalls.
Contract inked, they hired Nancy Ruz-
icka, a local architect who had worked
on the house before. Annie, ten years
SUNROOM
into her own interior design practice, “It looks out to a lovely English garden,” says Annie, “so we don’t use window treatments. The sofa
rolled up her sleeves. is fading but a house should be lived in.” Sectional: custom by J. David Upholstery in Carolina
Built in 1938, the home had three Irving fabric. Pillows: Jasper (bolsters) and Casa Branca (yellow). Grasscloth: Phillip Jeffries.
owners before the Andersons moved
in; all of them took it down to the studs. “On a nice day, all the doors are open tic sensibility as a sales associate at Ralph
Annie and Jeffery did the same to and the firepits are on,” says Annie. “We Lauren before opening Annie Anderson
rewire and add geothermal systems. sit out there and people show up.” A lot Design, says she has party planning—
They tacked a new wing onto the back; of people. even for huge groups—down to a science:
now two walls of windows and four Jeffery, a trained chef, “cooks con- “We have a true open-door policy.”
sets of French doors look out over a stantly,” and the family has been known Despite such a constant flow of foot
generous flagstone patio and towering to host as many as 200 guests for parties traffic, the interiors are impeccably
white-blooming redbud. and events. Annie, who honed her stylis- appointed: oversize sectionals in lush
fabrics, playful art, yards of trim, and
wallcovering set into original plaster
moldings. Oak-paneled ceilings in
the new addition match those down-
stairs, and the kitchen opens through a
wide paneled arch that mimics similar
E XTERIOR ones throughout.
The Colonial archi-
tecture features
Still, Annie reports, everyone gravi-
custom working tates toward one little jewel-box sitting
shutters and room with four chairs and a TV just off
two original bay
windows. Paint: the kitchen—especially when the KU
custom white Jayhawks are playing. “We like to have
(siding) and Black a good time, I guess you could say,”
Forest Green,
Benjamin Moore she laughs. “And that’s what this house
(shutters). is all about.”

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL 57
 KITCHEN
A new wide paneled archway mirrors openings in the
gallery hallway. Pot rack: Ann-Morris. Backsplash and
countertop: Breccia Viola marble and butcher block.
Cabinetry: cerused oak with Gerber Hinge Co. grilles.
Millwork: Gillpatrick Woodworks. Counter stools:
Ann-Morris. Faucet: Waterworks. Range: La Cornue.

58 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
BREAKFAST ROOM SIT TING ROOM
Annie swapped out pine Four vintage Henredon chairs
paneling for Farrow & in Jasper fabric provide
Ball White Tie to brighten a landing pad for the whole
the space. Chandelier: family. “You will find people
Niermann Weeks. Art: Rob piled on top of one another,”
Tucker, McHugh Gallery. Annie reports. China: Herend
Chairs: Hollywood at Home. and vintage.
 GALLERY HALLWAY
Two generous throughways look over the patio and
provide a showplace for prized art. Pendants:
Vaughan. Art: Coca-Cola Girls by Alex Katz. Flooring:
Jerusalem limestone and reclaimed hardwood.

DINING ROOM
An original bay window
presides over casual
weeknight dinners
and sparkling parties.
Wallcovering: Linda’s
Garden, Gracie. Curtain
fabric: Schumacher.
Planter: SID & Co.
Dining table: custom by
Peter Kohl Restoration.
Dining chairs: antique.

DAUGHTER’S
ROOM
“She wanted white walls,
but I could not do that,”
says Annie, who com-
missioned Devon Himes
Studio to paint trompe
l’oeil paneling on top.
Shades: Kravet linen
with Samuel & Sons trim.
Walls: White Tie, Farrow
& Ball. Lamps: Bunny
Williams Home. Bed:
custom, in Quadrille
fabric. Shams:
D. Porthault. Duvet:
Williams Sonoma Home.

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 UPSTAIRS DEN
Vaulted oak-paneled ceilings in the addition
mirror those downstairs. Pendant: Circa Lighting
with Fermoie shades. Paint: Incarnadine,
Farrow & Ball. Wallcovering: Nobilis. Art: David
Shrigley, Galerie Maximillian. Sofa and ottoman:
custom by J. David Upholstery in Peter Dunham
fabric. Pillows: Schumacher and vintage.

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 A

in the

These shockingly soft outdoor fabrics

can withstand everything you (or your pets,
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Pool in cream. no9thompson.com 3. OD
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Perfect Patterns
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$43 per yard. sunbrella.com 6. Stroll in Frost by Kelly Wearstler.
leejofa.com 7. Cabana indoor/outdoor fabric in coral by CW Stockwell
for Sunbrella, $138 per yard. harbingerny.com 8. Saint-Tropez in
sable by Manuel Canovas. cowtan.com 9. Paintbrush in Sea Glass.
pollackassociates.com 10. Tamaris in tangerine by Manuel Canovas.
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fleur. elitis.fr 3. Papeete in Orgeat. pierrefrey.com 4. Saldes in Ocean
by William Yeoward. designersguild.com 5. Holland Park Stripe in
Slate and Linen. morrisandco.sandersondesigngroup.com 6. Pintado
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 in northern Florida that blends into its surroundings.

interior designer Whitney Leigh Morris / architect Jennifer Langford

writer Hadley Keller / photographer Jenna Peffley / stylist Raina Kattelson

66 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
E XTERIOR
Designer Whitney Leigh
Morris worked with architect
Jennifer Langford to create
the modestly scaled home
set over five feet off the
ground in accordance with
local floodplain guidelines.
PORCH
“We wanted a space that makes you
reflect on the natural surroundings,”
says Morris. The ceiling is paneled
in reclaimed cypress. Rug: Lauren
Liess for Rugs USA. Chairs: Serena
& Lily. Table: vintage. Sconce:
Lamps Plus.
 N O M AT T E R W H E R E I A M , I WA N T TO
be drawn to the bigger picture, whether
that’s the ocean, the woods, or a nearby
river,” says designer Whitney Leigh
Morris. Two years ago, Morris—along
with her husband, Adam Winkleman, and two kids—relo-
cated from sunny California to the marshes of northern
Florida. Down a long dirt road 15 miles from the nearest
commercial district, they bought 10 acres of protected live
oak hammock and wet prairie, home to old trees draped
with Spanish moss and hundreds of species of birds.
The prospect of building a house in such an untouched
setting was daunting—at first. Morris looked to the beloved
Venice Beach, California, cottage that kicked off her design
career and the French farmhouse she and her family bought
with a group of friends last year—both rustic, serene, and
inspired by their respective locations. Here, “We wanted as
little disruption to the land as possible,” Morris explains.
Constructed over five feet off the ground, as required in case
of flooding, the home features divided-light windows with small
separate panes to prevent birds from hitting wide expanses of
glass. “Everywhere we look, we see something green and beau-

68 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL

tiful,” says Morris. “We didn’t need an uninterrupted view.”
The family’s passion for the local ecosystem is an underly-
ing theme, from the grow stands where they harvest their own
edible greens to their commitment to using almost 100 percent
recycled wood in the build. The home’s floors, shelves, and
counters are made from river-recovered pine, meaning trunks
once dropped off logging ships and dredged from riverbeds years
later. A system of screens, skylights, and wall fans minimize the
use of heat and air conditioning, even with the extreme humid-
ity of the storm-prone area. The home is carefully designed
to suit a family of four (plus two beagles) in just 913 square feet.
PORCH
Morris and Winkleman pick leaves from one of two
Lettuce Grow planters, where Morris says they are able
to grow “72 edible plants—veggies, fruits, herbs, and leafy
greens—in a compact space with less water usage.”
LIVING ROOM
Sherwin-Williams Shoji White unifies the interior, which
is warmed with a wood burning stove from Morsø.
Morris custom built the banquette and attached end
table. Cushions: Cushion Source. Art (left to right):
Britt Fabello, The Far Woods, and Beauchamping. Rug:
Lauren Liess for Rugs USA. Windows: Marvin. All
other accents: vintage.
“Lots of times, when people think of self-sufficiency,
they think the home has to be bigger, but self-sufficiency
doesn’t equal needing more space,” Morris insists. A wide
covered porch and vaulted interior ceilings, as well as
clever built-in furnishings, let light and air into the house.
When they do need a little more space, the family escapes
to their greenhouse, which functions as an office, grow-
ing area for seedlings before they are transplanted to the
surrounding landscape, and all-around creative escape:
Morris’s two kids draw right on the glass walls using wash-
able crayons.
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 KIDS’ ROOM
A set of oversize pocket
doors separates this space
from the rest of the home.
“When you’re looking at it
from the main room, it doesn’t
overwhelm you, but once
you get into the room, it’s
alive,” says Morris, who
painted a vintage wardrobe
in Valspar Blanched Thyme
and made skirting from
Garnet Hill fabric to hide toys.

In the sleeping area, a

bottom bunk converts
to a desk as needed.
Wallpaper: Rebel Walls.

CUSTOM
41-INCH COUNT-
ERS SUIT THE
TALL COUPLE.

KITCHEN
Instead of a large fridge, Morris
opted for two sets of refrigerator
drawers by Café Appliances so
her kids can access them. (The
family doesn’t use a freezer.) The
island counter and backsplash
are Cambria, while the rest of the
surfaces and shelves are made
from reclaimed floorboards.
Chairs and table legs: vintage.

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PRIMARY BEDROOM
Lime wash by Color Atelier adds
texture to the walls above a
bed Morris designed with Lizzie
McGraw. Bench: Pottery Barn.
Pendants: Reveal Home. Bedding:
Garnet Hill. Tray: Gjusta Goods.
Baskets, rug, and stool: vintage.
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500 WOOD
SCRAPS MAKE
UP THE PARQUET
FLOORING.
GREENHOUSE
Winkleman installed the Exaco
greenhouse, which has a sliding
door and two vented skylights.
The kids draw on the glass
walls with wax crayons from
STABILO. Doormat: Terrain.
Furniture: vintage.
 D I Y YO U R
OW N !
Shop our editors’
favorite greenhouse
kits to easily add one
to your backyard at
housebeautiful.com/
greenhouse-kits

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 interior designer Marshall Watson Interiors
architect Zimmerman Miller Montanari / writer Kelly Allen
photographer Lisa Romerein / producer Robert Rufino

OTTO.

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 One family finds
comfort amid
the vineyards
of California’s
majestic
wine country.

BACKYARD
“The southern sun is diffused by
spaced stained cedar boards,
providing shade and airflow,” Jeff
Zimmerman says of the indoor-out-
door room. Porch chairs and
footstool: Orient Express. Lounge
chairs: Kingsley Bate. Pool tile:
Oceanside Glass & Tile. Pool
edging: Odessa stone.
LIVING ROOM
“We’ve been collecting white German
pottery for them over the years,” Watson
says. Curtains: Coraggio Textiles. Rug:
Stark. Floor lamp: Schoolhouse. Sofa:
custom, in Holly Hunt fabric. Chairs: Holly
Hunt, in Mokum fabric. Fireplace: custom
with limestone border. Art: Joe Andoe.
“It’s not always
our vision,
but the vision
of the area that
speaks to us,”
designer Marshall Watson explains.
For the St. Helena, California, vacation
home of some longtime clients, that
meant devising a modern, barn-style
structure that’s truly one with its idyl-
lic setting—and infused with plenty of
wine country charm. “The vineyards
are right out their back door, front
door, and on both sides,” the designer
says. “Beyond, you can see the May-
acamas Mountains and the Sierras.
They’re nestled in this little haven; it’s
very comforting.”
Watson worked with his designer
Mercedes Ganes and architecture
firm Zimmerman Miller Montanari to
build a single-level flow of indoor and
outdoor spaces across 9,000 square
feet. The five-bedroom, four-bath-
room home’s U-shape layout ensures
ENTRY
“When you enter through this spectacular pivoting door, you have a sense that the inside is
out,” Watson says. Table: B&B Italia. Dining chairs: Essentials for Living. Flooring: SBI
Building Materials. Art: Robert Kingston. Cabinets: custom.
KITCHEN
A custom pendant by Mark Figueredo Studio brings a sense of intimacy to the soaring ceiling.
Countertop: Caesarstone. Stools: Miles & May. Faucet: Dornbracht. Hood: custom plaster.
each room has its own private out-
door setting. A separate guest suite
connected by a covered walkway
forms a courtyard with olive trees for
fairy-tale alfresco dining.
Locally sourced materials add
texture. Stonework on the walls in the
living room, kitchen, and family room
mimics the rough, hand-built look of
the old buildings found across Napa
Valley. Cedarwood beams, reminis-
cent of wine barns, crown the 22-foot
ceilings. Custom furnishings like
a puzzle piece–inspired, white oak
coffee table in the living room and a
desk of ash and boulder rock by Simon
Johns bring the outdoors in.
An understated palette allows
the scene outside—viewed through
massive steel-and-glass doors and
windows—to shine. “The client
loves blue, so there’s blue and white
throughout and this very peaceful
limestone floor. It feels very clean,”
Watson says. “You walk in, and you feel
like you’ve had a good shower.” While
it may look effortless, the sense of
serenity was hard earned. In the living
room, a large TV is cleverly hidden
from view: At the touch of a button, it
submerges into the bedrock below the
floor, right behind the sofa.
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 10-FOOT-TALL
DOORS SLIDE
OPEN WITH EASE.

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KITCHEN
The open layout ensures
the cook can seamlessly
mingle with guests. Rug:
Sien + Co. Range: Wolf.
Sink: Julien. Cabinetry:
custom resawn white oak.
Drawer pulls: Linnea.
Curtains: Coraggio Textiles.
FAMILY ROOM
Oak plank doors on a barn
track create a portal into
the room. Coffee table:
Iatesta Studio. Ceiling light:
Ravenhill Studio. Rug: Redi-
Cut. Swivel chair: Duralee.
Lamps: Donghia. Art: Susan
Davidoff. Sectional: custom,
in Lee Jofa fabric.
OFFICE
“It has this nice anchor-
ing feel, but because
it’s so simple, it has an
airiness to it as well,”
Mercedes Ganes says
of the custom desk by
Simon Johns. Ceiling
paint: Cloud Cover,
Benjamin Moore.
Wallcovering: Joseph
Noble. Desk chair:
Benhar Office Interiors.
Side chair: Grace Home
Furnishings. Rug: Stark.
Curtains: custom, in
Fabricut fabric.
Art: Michael Berkhemer.
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 “We don’t shy away from an
PRIMARY BEDROOM
“Everything is influenced by the colors,
the changes of the season,” Watson says.
Bed and nightstand: Sedgwick & Brattle.
Wall trim: Swiss Coffee, Benjamin Moore.
Pendant: Ironware International.
Carpet: Stark. Curtains: custom, in
de Le Cuona fabric. Lamp: vintage.
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COURT YARD
At the front of the house, 150-
year-old olive trees frame an idyllic
dining setup with an eco-friendly
gravel floor. Table: Kingsley Bate.
Tablecloth: Essex. Chairs:
Hollywood at Home. Cushions:
custom, in Kravet fabric.
evocative, romantic feeling.” —Marshall Watson

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 2023

CREATOR CLASS The Content Innovators Changing How We Live

THE STYLE
AUTHORITY
@hausguerin

At age eight, Kaelyn Guerin

decorated her first room using “a
bed-in-a-bag from JCPenney,”
the now 37-year-old recalls. “I’ve
been putting my mark on spaces
ever since.” Her grown-up
style is welcoming and elegant,
showcased from the Mississippi
home where she broadcasts
styling, shopping, and design
tips. Guerin says, “Social media
allows me to show how a well-
designed space can work
for a person and their family.”

By Claire Brito, Kaitlin Kemp, and Medgina Saint-Elien

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 THE DESIGN
MACGYVER
@lonefoxhome
GUERIN: TRISTAN DUPLICHAIN. SCOTT: SHAYAN ASGHARNIA.

After starting a menswear

channel on YouTube, Drew
Michael Scott pivoted to
DIY and interior design.
“Everyone told me not
to,” the 27-year-old says,
“but I realized this is where
I want to focus my time
and energy.” Viewership
boomed, and Scott opened
an online shop too. These
days, followers tune in to
see how he’s renovating his
1920s Spanish Revival home
in Los Angeles.
 THE CANDLE
CONNOISSEUR
@sircandleman
H AT I F I N V I T I N G “ P E O P L E ” I N TO YO U R H O M E
meant “everyone on the entire Internet, every single A leading voice in the
day”? For a growing set of lifestyle content creators— fragrance industry, 35-year-
that is, social media–savvy talents who showcase old Kudzi Chikumbu, known
as Sir Candle Man, educates
their style tips, design tricks, and DIYs online—plat-
his audience about the
forms like Instagram and TikTok have launched careers to new heights. Now they’re power of scent—and more
taking the design world with them, inspiring everyone from classically trained specifically, candles—with
interior designers to curious homebodies. Meet the inaugural House Beautiful hilariously direct videos. “My
Creator Class, and watch them pop up in your feed throughout the year. most authentic and simplest
videos have resonated the
most and helped me build a
community,” Chikumbu says.
It all started when he wandered
into a luxury fragrance
department during a trip to
THE COOL Paris: “My love for the creativity
COLLECTOR of fragrance was ignited right
@kismet_house there.... I made it a mission
to smell more great scents.”
“Seeing others thrive
online sharing their
homes made me want
to be a part of that
community,” says Erin
Conway, age 38. She
began by posting the
renovation of her and
her husband’s 100-year-
old house in California,
and viewers fell in love
with her slow, intentional
approach: “Homes are
more soulful when
you take time to curate,
collect, and save.”

CONWAY: GABRIELA HASBUN. CHIKUMBU: SHAYAN ASGHARNIA. ZIETZ: AARON DURALL.

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 THE MERRY MAXIMALIST
@meganzietz

“Be yourself and do you,” Megan Zietz says. “Don’t get caught
up in the comparison game.” Her blog, TfDiaries, originally
covered fashion but evolved into home design (heavy on the
retro wallpaper). “I started dressing my home like I would
dress myself: lots of color, prints, and maximalism,” says the
36-year-old, whose content stands out amid a sea of beige.
Followers flock to her for unique DIYs and renter-friendly hacks.

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 THE RENOVATION
MAVEN
@emilyrayna

Skyrocketing to TikTok fame

in 2020 after convincing her
parents to let her renovate
their home (without spending
a cent!), Emily Shaw found a
new career. “I never viewed
being a content creator as
a possibility for myself as a
low-income person living in
New Hampshire,” she tells HB.
Through her work, and with
a refreshingly approachable
attitude, the 24-year-old
aims to inspire: “Even if it’s
just one small DIY project, I
hope it makes someone
excited and confident about
their surroundings.”

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 Read more about our
creators, and be the
first to watch their new
styling, decorating, and
life-giving videos for HB.

THE PLANT PRO

@hiltoncarter

“Business is boomin’—or
should I say ‘bloomin’’?” says
Hilton Carter, 43, the plant
SHAW: WINKY LEWIS. CARTER: SCHAUN CHAMPION.

expert known for his infectious

joy and charm. From his
Baltimore home, decorated with
lush and sculptural greenery,
Carter shares inspiration and
advice on how to maintain
thriving plants. Rather than
more ficus mania, he insists that
“variegated and rare plants”
are on the rise. “You won’t see
as much of the ‘bring it all in’
sort of plant styling, but more
purposeful planting.”

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 In a tranquil corner of
Napa Valley, two designers create
a hillside compound to host
family (and unforgettable parties).

TRUNK ARCHIVE.

BACKYARD
Teak shutters, sourced
during a trip to Bali, filter the
summer sunlight and slide on
a track for easy positioning.
Loungers and side tables:
Gloster. Umbrellas: Tuuci.

88 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
interior designer HurleyHafen / writer Hadley Mendelsohn / photographer Douglas Friedman
producer Robert Rufino / stylist Jenny O’Connor
 C
C O O M B SV I L L E , CA L I F O R N I A , I S A
quick 10 minutes from bustling down-
town Napa, but it feels worlds away. The
region’s newest American Viticultural
Area (AVA), it has a unique volcanic
soil that produces old-world style wine,
and the quiet hills extend for miles.
“It’s totally private and frankly a little
rustic,” Justin Hafen says. As cofound-
ers of the design firm HurleyHafen and
exemplary hosts, he and his partner,
John Hurley, were the perfect couple to
steward a parcel of this unfettered land-
scape—and share it with their friends.
High on a hillside, they built a contem-
porary home that doubles as a venue for
every kind of gathering.
The design of the house is forward
thinking but conscious of its agri-
cultural roots: A modern, low-slung
structure was built with firesafe materi-
als like steel but is set within a grove of
centuries-old olive trees (many of which
were craned in from another town).
Inside, custom modern bookcases cor-
ral an extensive collection that includes
a first-edition Charles Dickens novel.
Outside, there’s a pool, a meditation
and massage area, various canopied
lounges, a bar, and a bocce ball court
that turns into a dance floor. The
grounds share a gardener with The
French Laundry, the famed birthplace
of farm-to-table cuisine. So whatever
herbs and lettuces are on that menu are
also likely to be served at Bar HuHa, the
couple’s name for their backyard bar.
“Hospitality is in our blood,” Hafen says.
“We always think about how a home
really lives.”
While the house is well suited as a
venue for a Harry Styles–themed soiree,
as one recent invite described, it was
built for more intimate gatherings.
“Pretty much everything was designed
with our daughter in mind,” Hafen says.
“When we were building it, she was
engaged, so we were thinking about
where we’d have parties for her and
where, you know, her kids would play. ”

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 LIVING ROOM
“The windows are framed in mitered black-
ened oak, the same material as the island in
the adjoining kitchen,” Hafen says. Pendant:
Anasthasia Millot. Paint: Wevet, Farrow
& Ball. Art: Charley Brown. Sectional:
custom. Armchairs: vintage André Arbus,
reupholstered in mohair. Stool: Konekt.

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 EAT-IN KITCHEN
Copper accents and white
lacquered cabinets glisten,
while a blackened oak island
grounds the room. Light
fixture: Larose Guyon. Table:
Florian Roeper of Studio
Roeper. Rug: Kyle Bunting.

CONCRETE
FLOORS BLUR
INDOORS AND OUT.

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PRIMARY BEDROOM
Hafen purchased the Modenature
daybed on his 30th birthday
during a trip to Paris. Bedframe:
custom. Bedding: Frette.
Floor lamp: Formations. Art:
Shinpei Kusanagi.
POWDER ROOM
A custom pink quartz sink
lightens up the moody space
and adds a hint of warm color.
Pendants: Murano glass.
Wallcovering: Phillip Jeffries.
Mirror: RH.
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 COVERED
DINING ROOM
A custom plant wall is com-
posed of preserved moss.
Paint: Off-Black,
Farrow & Ball. Table:
Phillips Collection.

POOL AND PATIO

“We wanted a black pool
so it felt more organic
with all of the mature trees
around it,” Hafen says.
Loungers: Vondom.

OUTDOOR BAR
“We built the bocce court
slightly wider than regulation
so it could double as a dance
floor and/or have a long
dining table that can seat 80
people,” Hafen says. Neon
“Bar HuHa” sign: custom.
Table: custom, from an old
tree stump and solid stone.
Court material: crushed
stone and oyster shells.

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GARDEN
An outdoor massage
and meditation area is
surrounded by greenery.
Coffee table, chairs,
stone objects, and
pedestal: Formations.

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 “When you’re driving by,
there’s just a little gate.
You have no idea from the
street what’s there.” —Justin Hafen

200-YEAR-OLD
OLIVE TREES
WERE CRANED IN
FROM CORNING,
CALIFORNIA.

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 FIRESIDE LOUNGE
Working with Heritage Olive
Trees to select four old-growth
trees from a Northern California
town and planting them in a
grouping, the couple created a
naturally covered seating area.
Fountain: Formations.
Sofas and throws: Summit.
Armchairs: Henry Hall Designs.

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 RESOURCES
“This is our 10-year-old daughter Ivy’s room—sophisticated but also fresh
and timeless,” designer Annie Anderson says. Wallpaper: Clara B Sister
Parish. Bed: custom, in Marvic Textiles. Nightstand: Ballard Designs.

A directory of featured products in hurleyhafen.com Fabric, suede

2023 Backyard Retreats. Something in Espresso, hidehouse.com
missing? Reach out to editor@ (pp. 90-91) X505 sofa,
housebeautiful.com. summitfurniture.com (pp. 96-97)

CHAIRS
Provence club chair,
sunsetwestusa.com
(p. 55) A-M barstool,
annmorrislighting.com (p. 58) How
to Marry a Millionaire armchair,
hollywoodathome.com Fabric,
Peter Dunham Amida in green on
natural, jamesshowroom.com
(p. 59) Vintage lounge chair by
Henredon, chairish.com Fabric,
Jasper Fabrics Indian Flower in
blue, michaelsmithinc.com (p. 59)
Carved dining chairs, 1stdibs.com
(p. 60) Riviera rattan dining chair,
serenaandlily.com (p. 67) Vintage
woven chairs, owner’s (p. 73)
Contour low back lounge chair by
Vladimir Kagan, hollyhunt.com (p.
76) m3 barstool, milesandmay.com
(p. 77) Serengeti chair,
gracehomefurnishings.com (p. 79)
Cadre executive chair,
benharoffice.com (p. 79) Indoor/
Outdoor New York Athletic Club
dining armchair, hollywoodathome.
com Fabric, Fabius in aqua,
kravet.com (p. 81) Vintage
armchairs by André Arbus, Fabric,
Adamo & Eva in Dune, dedar.com
(p. 91) Klismos dining chairs,
pescetta.it (pp. 92-93) Verano
lounge chair, formationsusa.com
(p. 95) Flow lounge chair,
henryhalldesigns.com (p. 96)
SOFAS
BEDS
Custom bed by Annie
Anderson, instagram.com/
annieandersondesign Fabric,
Clementine Windsor Royal New
Navy on Tint, quadrillefabrics.com
(p. 60) Custom bed by Lizzie
McGraw and Whitney Leigh
Morris, tumbleweedanddandelion
.com (p. 72) Wescott bed,
sedgwickandbrattle.com (p. 80)
Custom bed by HurleyHafen,
hurleyhafen.com (p. 93)
RUGS
Antelope AX rug,
starkcarpet.com (p. 56)
Neptune rug, starkcarpet.com
(p. 60) Pecola rug in chestnut,
starkcarpet.com (p. 61) Romy
striped indoor-outdoor area rug
by Lauren Liess, rugsusa.com
(p. 67) Natural Ren Striped Jute
area rug by Lauren Liess,
rugsusa.com (pp. 68-69) Cypria
rug in Aegean, starkcarpet.com
(p. 76) Necker Island rug in silver,
redicarpets.com (p. 79) Kali rug in
Birch, starkcarpet.com (p. 79)
Custom rug by Kyle Bunting, light, ralphlaurenhome.com (p. 91) 69) Linen hand block-printed
kylebunting.com (pp. 92-93) Coco 01 chandelier, laroseguyon. pillow cover No. 0223,
com (p. 92) Bronze Branch floor connectedgoods.com (p. 72) Blue
LIGHTING lamp, formationsusa.com (p. 93)
Quincy Small Sputnik chandelier
throw blanket, client’s own (p. 76)
Teddy mohair, pierrefrey.com
Riverside lantern by by Chapman & Myers, circalighting. (pp. 90-91)
Chapman & Myers,
circalighting.com (p. 56)
com (p. 93) Softspot hanging

Custom sectional Signature No.1 wall sconces by

by J. David Upholstery, Fabric,
Antique Strie velvet in Balsam,
fschumacher.com Trim,
samuelandsons.com (p. 56) Custom
sectional by J. David Upholstery,
Fabric, Carolina Irving Tamar
Tonal in coral, jamesshowroom.com
Trim, samuelandsons.com
(p. 57) Custom sectional by J. David
Upholstery, Fabric, Peter Dunham
Taj in Mist/Indigo, jamesshowroom.
Mark D. Sikes, hvlgroup.com (p. 57)
Capucine chandelier,
niermannweeks.com (p. 59)
Utilitaire linen shade floor lamp,
rh.com (p. 59) Glass lantern,
vaughandesigns.com (p. 60)
Small Brush Stroke lamp,
bunnywilliamshome.com (p. 60)
Launceton lantern by Chapman &
Myers, circalighting.com (p. 61)
Rattan sconce and hanging rattan
lights, giopatocoombes.com (p. 94)
THROW
PILLOWS &
BLANKETS
Carolina Irving Palermo in
chestnut, jamesshowroom.com (p.
56) Mark D. Sikes Santa Monica
Ikat in neutral and Montecito
Medallion in red, Cusco Ikat in
ACCENT
TABLES
Custom burlwood coffee table by
Annie Anderson, instagram.com/
annieandersondesign (p. 56)
Bedside tables by Celerie
Kemble, chairish.com (p. 60)
Vintage table, elsiegreen.com (pp.
68-69) Custom puzzle coffee
table by Marshall Watson
Interiors, marshallwatsoninteriors
ANDERSON: NATE SHEETS. ICONS: GETTY IMAGES.

com (p. 61) Custom sectional
by Whitney Leigh Morris,
whitneyleighmorris.com Fabric,
linen in Sand Dollar, cushionsource.
com (pp. 68-69) Custom sofa by
Marshall Watson Interiors,
marshallwatsoninteriors.com Fabric,
Gridlock in Cement, hollyhunt.com
(p. 76) Custom sectional by
Marshall Watson Interiors,
marshallwatsoninteriors.com
Fabric, Lee Jofa Tides in silver,
gpjbaker.com (p. 79) Custom
sectional by HurleyHafen,
pendants by RevealHome,
etsy.com (p. 72) Mulberry floor
lamp, schoolhouse.com (p. 76)
Custom hanging light by Mark
Figueredo, mfstudio.design (p. 77)
Hood chandelier, ravenhillstudio
.com (p. 79) Celine pendant,
ironwareinternational.com (p. 80)
Blossom lantern by Anasthasia
Millot, paulbert-serpette.com
(p. 90) Diego floor lamp
and Mancha floor lamp,
objetinsolite.com (pp. 90-91)
Barrett Knurled Boom Arm floor
blue, fschumacher.com (p. 56)
Throw pillow fabrics: Nantes in
saffron and coral, casabranca.com
(p. 57) Jasper Fabrics in Red Oak
Stripe in green, Indian Flower in
orange, Rowan Stripe in Original,
Java Stripe in blue/brown,
michaelsmithinc.com (p. 59)
Demoiselles in red/blue,
dporthaultparis.com (p. 60) Vintage
pillows, ago-projects.com (p. 61)
Vintage kilim rug pillow, etsy.com
(p. 69) Vintage rug pillow,
tumbleweedanddandelion.com (p.
.com (p. 76) Tobi-Ishi table,
bebitalia.com (p. 77) Three-door
buffet by Marshall Watson
Interiors, marshallwatsoninteriors.
com (p. 77) Custom desk by Simon
Johns, simonjohns.com (p. 79)
Baldwin coffee table,
davidiatesta.com (p. 79) Custom
coffee table by HurleyHafen,
hurleyhafen.com (p. 91)
Stonehenge coffee table,
formationsusa.com (p. 95)
Firepit, concretewavedesign.com
(pp. 96-97)

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Glow in the Dark

Turn up the ambience in your backyard with
illuminating outdoor lanterns.
By Carisha Swanson

5
7

6
STYLING: KATHLEEN JERRY

1. Tortola Lantern, $348. serenaandlily.com 2. Statue Lika Lantern in Terra (top) and Rock (bottom), $2,715. dedon.us 3. Rattan
Designed Bamboo LED Lantern by Vintiquewise, $111. homedepot.com 4. Ojai Teak Lantern, $395. williams-sonoma.com
5. TeaTree Table Light in Space Gray, $290. lesjardins.solar 6. Lumo LED Light in white, $2,140. walterswicker.com 7. Delsin
Outdoor Lantern by Four Hands, $400 for set of two. scoutandnimble.com 8. Vela Solar Lantern, $459. frontgate.com

100 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL Photograph by JEFF HARRIS

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