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The foyer's 8-foot-high paneling offers spots for favorite paintings. Previous homes influenced many of Tom and Sally's preferences. After living in two light-deprived residences, they insisted on a floor plan that allowed for plenty of sunlight and views of the outdoors. They also wanted a traditional-looking home, with built-in window seats, paneling, and other architectural features they had enjoyed in an earlier home. David designed a stone-and-shingle house with a kitchen-family room wing that angles outward from the foyer. "The house rambles along the site, responding to the views and the sun," he says. "We wanted a plan that flows out into the landscape and is open."
Sources:
Side table ("Portuguese Writing Table'' #536-113-02): Ebanista, 954/921-4313. Sconces ("Single-Arm Shellback Sconce'' #0445): John Rosselli & Assoc., 954/920-1700.
Rug (Oushak): Eliko Oriental Rugs, 212/725-1600.
