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The owner wanted a place to sit and enjoy traditional media. Walnut beams create a warm feel and complement the colors, while a poster brings the movie-theater vibe.
Just off the main living area, this 300-square-foot media room boasts a water-feature view and stadium seating. Interior designer Laura Bohn chose the lively rug and color scheme, and Advanced Home Audio installed a nearly invisible sound system that includes speakers hidden below the walnut counter.
In the nursery, Rosenstein used Peter Fasano wallpaper and drapes, which are accented by vintage animal prints found at a Paris flea market.
A spiral staircase from The Iron Shop connects the main floor to the loft above. Designer Olivia Charney filled the stairwell walls with dozens of family photos, which she mounted in coordinating frames. “I thought it would be fun to have that walk down memory lane as you were moving up the staircase,” Charney says.
Designer Honey Collins animated the entry hall of this Beacon Hill condominium with chinoiserie panels from Gracie. “It gave that little space a lot of life,” says the designer, who completed the look with a pair of Billy Baldwin slipper chairs covered in salmon mohair from de Le Cuona and an area rug from The Rug Company.
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