Collection by PAMELA VETTER
Arched details on the home’s exterior.
Síol Studios added subtle brass details in the grout line where the kitchen flooring meets the island’s brass backsplash. “We wanted the color to spill into the grout line and weave its way from the threshold to the kitchen. The evening light catches this and illuminates the line for a moment,” explains Weigley.
Simple finishes in one of the guest rooms is offset by the views of the outdoors. A a clerestory window lets in light above, and an operable window/door with a shade allows for easy visual and physical access to the landscape.
A look at the Richard and Helen Arens House, located on a quiet, tree-lined street in Brentwood.
One of the children's rooms, equal parts clean-lined and playful.
Detail of custom brass drawer pull.
By focusing on warming tones and woods throughout the home, Rerucha mixed modern and rustic to create a soothing retreat.
A second glimpse of the kids' gaming station in the new north wing. Eames side chairs pull up to the live-edge desk.
Behind the double-sided fireplace is an intimate reading room alcove with a stellar view of Candlewood Lake. The chair is a vintage Flag Halyard chair.
The stairway chandelier is made from designer Christien Meindertsma’s flax-rope lamps for Thomas Eyck, which feature the same material as those used in Dutch shipping yards. At eight months pregnant, in anticipation of the new baby, Suttles mounted a ladder to arrange the rope, which her stepmother strategically sewed to achieve just the right shape.