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![CTSUM24_Verve Design_Butler's Pantry Butler's pantry with navy blue cabinetry](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CTSUM24_Verve-Design_Butlers-Pantry.jpg?w=646&h=864&ssl=1)
Adding to the allure of the butler’s pantry is the ceiling’s patterned wallpaper. The small room is as functional as it is beautiful with a wine column for beverages, a coffee station tucked behind countertop cabinet doors, and a second dishwasher. The striped wallpaper on the opposite wall is reflected in the mirrored cabinet doors.
![Waterstreet Design_07 Garden terrace with natural plantings](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Waterstreet-Design_07.jpg?w=433&h=289&ssl=1)
Terraces are accessed via multiple routes with Russian sage, echinacea, Karl Foerster feather reed grass, joe-pye weed, and hydrangeas acting as recurring themes.
![CTSUM24_CrispArchitects_Great Room Living room with a coastal view.](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CTSUM24_CrispArchitects_Great-Room.jpg?w=383&h=242&ssl=1)
Folding glass doors in the great room help promote indoor-outdoor living. Designer Marie-Christine McNally kept the palette quiet so as not to detract from the water view or the reclaimed oak beams and flooring.
![JA24_Saltwater Design Maine_Living Room Living room with large windows overlooking the ocean and neutral coastal furnishings](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/JA24_Saltwater-Design-Maine_Living-Room.jpg?w=650&h=488&ssl=1)
In the formal living area, interior designer Annie Talmage redid the fireplace, replacing the mantel and adding a new surround of marble herringbone tiles; she also repainted the dark built-ins, using Benjamin Moore At Sea as an accent. A bird painting from the owners’ collection inspired the palette for the room.
![JA24_Artemis Jamestown_Home Entrance Entrance to a coastal home with swinging gates](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/JA24_Artemis-Jamestown_Home-Entrance.jpg?w=290&h=217&ssl=1)
The entrance gates set on granite posts match the trim of the house and open to a peastone parking court and the guest cottage. Fragrant lavender spills over the bluestone-edged bed that lines the pathway to the front entrance. Drifts of Incrediball hydrangea and fountain grass soften the cottage courtyard.
![JA24_Ronda_Everts_Living Room Seating Area An archway connects the front entry to the living room where a photograph on acrylic by Laura Zachry introduces a modern element.](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/JA24_Ronda_Everts_Living-Room-Seating-Area-1.jpg?w=537&h=358&ssl=1)
An archway connects the front entry to the living room where a photograph on acrylic by Laura Zachry introduces a modern element.
![JA24_Ronda_Everts_Lilving Room There is a symbiosis between the traditional millwork and the bespoke color scheme that gives the living room a fresh flair while also paying homage to the house’s 1920s style. Interior painting is by Bruno’s Painting & Restoration. The original casement windows were replaced with new versions that maintain the storybook sensibilities of the house’s architecture.](https://i0.wp.com/nehomemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/JA24_Ronda_Everts_Lilving-Room-1.jpg?w=537&h=357&ssl=1)
There is a symbiosis between the traditional millwork and the bespoke color scheme that gives the living room a fresh flair while also paying homage to the house’s 1920s style. Interior painting is by Bruno’s Painting & Restoration. The original casement windows were replaced with new versions that maintain the storybook sensibilities of the house’s architecture.
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