Architect George Dumitru Creates a Clean-Lined Modern Home That Celebrates Its Surroundings
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1/7Photography by Durston SaylorA sloping roof complete with skylight anchors two of what architect George Dumitru calls cages, bedroom spaces that pinwheel around the house's central axis. In the foreground, a natural rock formation offers a connecting visual line from house to site.Photography by Durston SaylorA sloping roof complete with skylight anchors two of what architect George Dumitru calls cages, bedroom spaces that pinwheel around the house's central axis. In the foreground, a natural rock formation offers a connecting visual line from house to site.
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2/7Photography by Durston SaylorA soaring atrium provides the central organizing anchor for the house.
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3/7Photography by Durston SaylorAn area rug from West Elm and a Sorenthia Grand chandelier from Studio Dunn, both selected by interior designer Melanie Cohen, anchor the interior atrium space.Photography by Durston SaylorAn area rug from West Elm and a Sorenthia Grand chandelier from Studio Dunn, both selected by interior designer Melanie Cohen, anchor the interior atrium space.
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4/7Photography by Durston SaylorA covered porch on the back of the house provides shade for a nearly continuous wall of windows. Landscaping by Bruce Eckerson leads to fountains and a yoga practice area.Photography by Durston SaylorA covered porch on the back of the house provides shade for a nearly continuous wall of windows. Landscaping by Bruce Eckerson leads to fountains and a yoga practice area.
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5/7Photography by Durston SaylorThe kitchen sports gloss acrylic Klaffs cabinetry and Louis Poulsen pendants. The vent hood is Miele, and counter stools are from Room & Board.Photography by Durston SaylorThe kitchen sports gloss acrylic Klaffs cabinetry and Louis Poulsen pendants. The vent hood is Miele, and counter stools are from Room & Board.
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6/7Photography by Durston SaylorIn the master bathroom, a sink from Eko Living Elements is complemented by Fantini faucets. Crafted from a Romo cotton linen, the roman shade is through the Shade Store.Photography by Durston SaylorIn the master bathroom, a sink from Eko Living Elements is complemented by Fantini faucets. Crafted from a Romo cotton linen, the roman shade is through the Shade Store.
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7/7Photography by Durston SaylorA textured white fireplace rises in the open living room, which is furnished with hide stools through Wisteria, sofas from Room & Board, armchairs from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams and a massive grand piano. The ceiling fan is from Big Ass Fans.Photography by Durston SaylorA textured white fireplace rises in the open living room, which is furnished with hide stools through Wisteria, sofas from Room & Board, armchairs from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams and a massive grand piano. The ceiling fan is from Big Ass Fans.
This article appears in the July 2017 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).
