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Collection by Meg Leahy

Hallway

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AN ENTICING ENTRY Natural light floods the entryway. Glass walls detailed with a hand-painted linen texture create visual interest while offering glimpses through the home. The glass texture perfectly matches an heirloom rug the homeowners brought back from their travels years ago—one of many old meets new combinations within the home. Signature Hubbarton Forge light fixtures punctuate this entry sequence with a modern touc
AN ENTICING ENTRY Natural light floods the entryway. Glass walls detailed with a hand-painted linen texture create visual interest while offering glimpses through the home. The glass texture perfectly matches an heirloom rug the homeowners brought back from their travels years ago—one of many old meets new combinations within the home. Signature Hubbarton Forge light fixtures punctuate this entry sequence with a modern touc
Hallway
Hallway
Front Door
Front Door
A stone carving that reads “JD 1949” references the home’s original owners, John Rood and Dorothy Bridgman—and, as luck would have it, current owners John and Debby Christakos, too.
A stone carving that reads “JD 1949” references the home’s original owners, John Rood and Dorothy Bridgman—and, as luck would have it, current owners John and Debby Christakos, too.
The mother takes up residence in the basement area, which enjoys access to the backyard garden where the children often play. Terrazzo flooring with a cowhide rug create a slightly retro-glam look.
The mother takes up residence in the basement area, which enjoys access to the backyard garden where the children often play. Terrazzo flooring with a cowhide rug create a slightly retro-glam look.
Custom cabinetry creates entry storage, and wasn’t brought up to the ceiling, so as to appear floating and allow more natural light to spread. The custom metal fabrication is by Michael Northrup, including a powder coated railing and entry shelf.
Custom cabinetry creates entry storage, and wasn’t brought up to the ceiling, so as to appear floating and allow more natural light to spread. The custom metal fabrication is by Michael Northrup, including a powder coated railing and entry shelf.