A Whale of a Tale
Agent B’s ceramic whale finally replaces the broken plastic pitcher on the foyer console table.
Agent B’s ceramic whale finally replaces the broken plastic pitcher on the foyer console table.
A vintage spun-lucite globe from auction, in a green that matches the great room tile.
Scanning and shredding seven drawers of paperwork, and rethinking my office storage.
A cozy swivel chair for the guest room, and a pillow to go with it.
We can’t remodel the master bath yet, so we changed the bedroom colors for better sleep.
The end tables and lamps from my parents’ house, together at last.
Another eagle landed: a John Richen steel wall sculpture for the great room.
Even more auction finds, including a dresser and a bold armchair.
Putting the studio couches on casters, for easy rearranging and VR.
Aerial prints and Agent Smith’s retired RC planes fill the studio’s blank walls.
We don’t use the fireplace for fires, so I filled it with plants.
Four round cushions for the great room, which turned out to be tricky to sew.
How my office has evolved over the years, from the listing photos to today.
Bronze birds, a Curtis Jeré and other small sculptures found at auction.
Round mirrors and planters complete the look around the metal tree in the great room.
Kitchen touch-ups, done while the painters were here for the great room.
An online design service tried its hand at our great room. It was so very beige.
Making the great room great: deleting the sconces and adding simple circular lights.
Making the great room great: plants, and turning the foyer into a little light well.
Making the great room great: finding art for the walls, mostly at auction.
Before and after shots of the foyer and great room, once the painters were done.
