Peachy the Magazine September 2013 | Page 16

Mid-Century Modern Billy Haines-inspired chairs, a retro Hollywood Regency brass sconce, an antique Moroccan Beni Ourain rug, and artwork by The most magnificent feature in the design of this house is that every room shares the commonality of a window wall. These expansive walls break the boundaries between the indoor and the outdoor, challenging the perception of living within four walls. As you move through the house and as you turn the corner you are always surprised by a wall of windows. To further break down the separation between the indoors and outdoors I chose clean lined Brown Jordan outdoor furnishings in the color palate of the exterior, the notion is to not see the seating but to blend it with the house and eliminate the transition to nature. “The boys love the pool and we spend tons of time outside as a result,” said Leslie, “Although the house is more casual, it still feels elegant, sophisticated and fun. Folks ooh and ah when they walk in and then just curl up on the sofa or out on the terrace. I can’t really put my finger on it, but the house has a vacation vibe. You want to be in it and enjoy it.” 16 PEACHY David Kroll complete the living room space, where the whole family gathers including Hamlet, a rescue dog.