A Tiny Westport Cottage Gets a Designer Makeover
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1/6Photographs by Willie ColeOutdoor living areas include a dining space furnished with a vintage Lucite table (base from Hudson Supermarket), fitted with a glass top. The dining chairs, with cushions in Sunbrella fabric, are through the Antique and Artisan Gallery.Photographs by Willie ColeOutdoor living areas include a dining space furnished with a vintage Lucite table (base from Hudson Supermarket), fitted with a glass top. The dining chairs, with cushions in Sunbrella fabric, are through the Antique and Artisan Gallery.
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2/6Photographs by Willie ColeIn the living room, a Darryl Carter daybed upholstered in a Ralph Lauren Home linen is complemented by woven raffia-covered throw pillows through Foley & Cox Home. Gubi floor lamp is through the Line. White side chairs are through Antiques Center Southampton. Roller shade is from the Shade Store.Photographs by Willie ColeIn the living room, a Darryl Carter daybed upholstered in a Ralph Lauren Home linen is complemented by woven raffia-covered throw pillows through Foley & Cox Home. Gubi floor lamp is through the Line. White side chairs are through Antiques Center Southampton. Roller shade is from the Shade Store.
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3/6Photographs by Willie ColeA circular dining table from Hamptons Antique Galleries does double duty as a work area. The woven-raffia dining chairs and photograph by Tyler Healy, Tappan Collective are through Foley & Cox Home; the side chair in the background is from Neo Studio.Photographs by Willie ColeA circular dining table from Hamptons Antique Galleries does double duty as a work area. The woven-raffia dining chairs and photograph by Tyler Healy, Tappan Collective are through Foley & Cox Home; the side chair in the background is from Neo Studio.
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4/6Photographs by Willie ColeSmall objects on a nearby surface include a marble platter from Hawkins, match striker from the Noguchi Museum, and a horsehair keychain and brass dish from the Line.Photographs by Willie ColeSmall objects on a nearby surface include a marble platter from Hawkins, match striker from the Noguchi Museum, and a horsehair keychain and brass dish from the Line.
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5/6Photographs by Willie ColeA narrow nook holds a dresser from John Street Antique Center.
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6/6Photographs by Willie ColeIn the lower outdoor area, a loveseat, chaise and lounge chairs from Antique and Artisan Gallery have been reupholstered with weatherproof Sunbrella fabrics. Cocktail table is through Beall & Bell; zinc planters are from Terrain.Photographs by Willie ColeIn the lower outdoor area, a loveseat, chaise and lounge chairs from Antique and Artisan Gallery have been reupholstered with weatherproof Sunbrella fabrics. Cocktail table is through Beall & Bell; zinc planters are from Terrain.
This article appears in the April 2017 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).
