A re-built sofa by Adrian Pearsall faces the original stone fireplace. The open beam ceiling and large glass windows are classic mid-century modern attributes.

This set of original doors was rescued from the basement and refinished and re-installed. Notice the native American etched design on the handle escutcheons.

Vintage furniture sourced

Owner’s antiques, a custom hi-fi, and vintage furniture re-upholstered make the living room cozy and comfortable.

re-built Adrian Pearsall sofa

Poul Cadovius Royal Series wall hung storage, circa 1950. Rebuilt in wall storage and metal perforated cone shaped shades on the sconces make the kitchen office functional.

kitchen is not the original but cabinets filled in to be flat front. new stove backsplash and hood wrap. trim removed to expose original ceiling.

cabinets and trim painted to match original painted paneled wall. new lighting

George Nelson bubble lamp and new custom table with Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Series 7 chairs. new custom door to match original front doors

multi-faceted locally made handmade glass fixtures by Vitreluxe

Original pocket door retained between the dining room and the kitchen. A newly fashioned custom made kitchen door to the exterior mimics the proportions of the front entry doors.

new wall hung cabinet with sliding glass doors

Breakfast area has a custom concrete table with recycled glass and shells as decoration. Jacobsen chairs and a George Nelson bubble lamp add to the era appropriateness.

custom concrete table with shards of car windshield glass, shells, and recycled beach glass dropped randomly to create a terrazo look.