GALLERY Architect McKee Patterson Upgrades a 20th-Century Colonial
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1/8Photography by Tria GiovanA Vaughan globe lantern casts a glow on the Zuber Scenes from America wallpaper murals. The two-back settee is from Smith & Watson; the Hepplewhite game table is through Gerald Bland; and the Bouillotte lamp is from William Word Fine Antiques. An antique Sultanabad rug from Safavieh tops the new oak flooring.Photography by Tria GiovanA Vaughan globe lantern casts a glow on the Zuber Scenes from America wallpaper murals. The two-back settee is from Smith & Watson; the Hepplewhite game table is through Gerald Bland; and the Bouillotte lamp is from William Word Fine Antiques. An antique Sultanabad rug from Safavieh tops the new oak flooring.
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2/8Photography by Tria GiovanA round dining table from Baker allows for ample seating in the breakfast nook. The Kneedler Fauchère wallpaper through Hines & Co. adds texture. The chandelier is through Brunschwig & Fils.Photography by Tria GiovanA round dining table from Baker allows for ample seating in the breakfast nook. The Kneedler Fauchère wallpaper through Hines & Co. adds texture. The chandelier is through Brunschwig & Fils.
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3/8Photography by Tria GiovanIn the family room, Bridgewater club chairs from Baron Interiors sport Clarence House fabrics.Photography by Tria GiovanIn the family room, Bridgewater club chairs from Baron Interiors sport Clarence House fabrics.
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4/8Photography by Tria GiovanIn the formal living room, the sofa and drapes are fashioned from Lee Jofa fabrics; the Chinese Chippendale coffee table is through Nininger & Co.; and the custom fireplace tiles are from Solar Antique Tiles.Photography by Tria GiovanIn the formal living room, the sofa and drapes are fashioned from Lee Jofa fabrics; the Chinese Chippendale coffee table is through Nininger & Co.; and the custom fireplace tiles are from Solar Antique Tiles.
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5/8Photography by Tria GiovanCustom-colored, handpainted wallpaper by de Gournay brings a touch of nature into the master bedroom. The Odum chair and ottoman are from Baron Interiors; the chandelier is through Brunschwig & Fils; and the curtains and bed skirt feature custom embroidery by Penn & Fletcher.Photography by Tria GiovanCustom-colored, handpainted wallpaper by de Gournay brings a touch of nature into the master bedroom. The Odum chair and ottoman are from Baron Interiors; the chandelier is through Brunschwig & Fils; and the curtains and bed skirt feature custom embroidery by Penn & Fletcher.
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6/8Photography by Tria GiovanNew custom millwork defines the second-floor sitting room with chairs and an ottoman from Doreen Interiors and a custom rug from Patterson, Flynn & Martin.Photography by Tria GiovanNew custom millwork defines the second-floor sitting room with chairs and an ottoman from Doreen Interiors and a custom rug from Patterson, Flynn & Martin.
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7/8Photography by Tria GiovanDespite an expansion and addition to the front porch, the 1904 residence retains its original spirit and elegance. Landscaping is by Diane Devore Associates.Photography by Tria GiovanDespite an expansion and addition to the front porch, the 1904 residence retains its original spirit and elegance. Landscaping is by Diane Devore Associates.
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8/8Photography by Tria GiovanThe wainscot had to be adjusted to accommodate a 17th-century map from Daniel Crouch Rare Books. The George III oak dresser is from Daniel Stein Antiques.Photography by Tria GiovanThe wainscot had to be adjusted to accommodate a 17th-century map from Daniel Crouch Rare Books. The George III oak dresser is from Daniel Stein Antiques.
This article appears in the September 2014 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).