Step Inside a Colorful Hastings-on-Hudson Home
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1/6Photographs by Bruce BuckThe once-blah attic was transformed into a funky playroom with red and orange color blocking dotted with a suzani fabric from Pindler & Pindler on the roman shade of the throw pillows.Photographs by Bruce BuckThe once-blah attic was transformed into a funky playroom with red and orange color blocking dotted with a suzani fabric from Pindler & Pindler on the roman shade of the throw pillows.
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2/6Photographs by Bruce BuckClassic Greek key trim on the shower curtain and custom window shades adds sophistication to the simple bathroom.Photographs by Bruce BuckClassic Greek key trim on the shower curtain and custom window shades adds sophistication to the simple bathroom.
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3/6Photographs by Bruce BuckA collection of colorful Iznik plates pops against the red walls of the dining room. Since this room mirrors the living room, designer Maureen Footer used a neutral linen with blue banding on the drapes to create continuity between the two. The Marblehead schooner is one of the husband’s prized ship models.Photographs by Bruce BuckA collection of colorful Iznik plates pops against the red walls of the dining room. Since this room mirrors the living room, designer Maureen Footer used a neutral linen with blue banding on the drapes to create continuity between the two. The Marblehead schooner is one of the husband’s prized ship models.
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4/6Photographs by Bruce BuckAn Iranian rug with spice tones was the departure point for the sitting room, which is warmed by a Benjamin Moore Historic Color buff paint.Photographs by Bruce BuckAn Iranian rug with spice tones was the departure point for the sitting room, which is warmed by a Benjamin Moore Historic Color buff paint.
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5/6Photographs by Bruce BuckA chair covered in a bright green Pierre Frey fabric, plus pillows and an ottoman in a print from Lee Jofa, add a dose of strong color.Photographs by Bruce BuckA chair covered in a bright green Pierre Frey fabric, plus pillows and an ottoman in a print from Lee Jofa, add a dose of strong color.
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6/6Photographs by Bruce BuckGreen walls distinguish the wife’s office from the rest of the living room. The Lee Jofa print on the wing chair gives a nod to the clients’ passion for horticulture.Photographs by Bruce BuckGreen walls distinguish the wife’s office from the rest of the living room. The Lee Jofa print on the wing chair gives a nod to the clients’ passion for horticulture.
This article appears in the October 2011 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).
