Together, these meaningful totems effect a vibe that's worldly, yet so familiar, it's hard to believe the house was constructed in the past decade.
In this photo: Laurie's collection of vintage tramp-art mirrors hangs above a custom settee—enlivened by a Utility Canvas quilted blanket—in the master bedroom. Westbrook sourced the carpet, sewn with Turkish flour sacks, from Sullivan Fine Rugs. The panels behind the settee are painted Knoxville Gray by Benjamin Moore, while the wall above is DKC-39 by Donald Kaufman.
An 1880s wicker chaise, a Turkish kilim rug, and a floor lamp fashioned from an old weather vane cozy up a guest room. The landscape painting dates to the late 1930s.
Guest Bathroom
Rather than hide the guest bathroom's custom-painted Sunrise Specialty tub behind a shower curtain, Laurie opted for a faucet with hand-shower attachment by Newport Brass. The paneled walls are painted DKC-12 by Donald Kaufman.
Bright idea: An old mailbox finds new life as a bath caddy.
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