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Showhouses are one of the few projects where designers can apply their talents and creativity without the pressure of pleasing a particular client. Sure, there are still constraints: time restrictions, odd room dimensions, and other architectural obstacles. But for a gifted designer, such limitations still leave plentiful opportunities for innovation.
The 11,000-square-foot Hidden Acres Estate in Saddle River was the site of the most recent Designer Showhouse of New Jersey, which was sponsored by Traditional Home and benefited The Heart & Vascular Hospital and Emergency Trauma Department of Hackensack University Medical Center. Join us for a tour of these far-from-typical interiors by New York and New Jersey designers.
Photography: John Bessler
Design: CLC Landscape Design Inc., 58 Ringwood Ave., Ringwood, NJ 07456; 973/839-6026, clcdesign.com.
Foyer & Landing by Whitepop Design
"We envisioned the space to be a famous rock star's country home—traditional with an edgy, modern vibe," says Linda Maley, who designed the foyer and landing with her sister, Lisa Keyser. To achieve that look, they kept the walls simple with white and charcoal paints from Pratt & Lambert. Antique Bavarian antlers and modern paintings decorate the winding stairwell walls.
Interior design: Linda Maley and Lisa Keyser, Whitepop Design, 551 Campgaw Rd., 2nd Floor Carriage House, Mahwah, NJ 07430; 201/327-2330, whitepop.com.
Chandelier ("Westbury," by Ralph Lauren Home): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Sisal carpet: The Rug Importer, rugimporters.com.
Round table under chandelier ("Hudson Table"): Tui Lifestyle, tuilifestyle.com.
Flowers on table: Colony Florist, colonyfloristonline.com.
Container for flowers: one-of-a-kind.
Cowhide area rug under table (#602.229.32): Ikea, ikea.com.
Black wall paint ("Anthracite" #25-19): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Pair of white chairs ("Bangle Chairs"): Tucker Robbins, tuckerrobbins.com.
Antique door panels: Whitepop Design, whitepop.com.
Drapery at top of stairs (custom); drapery hardware: Coco Curtain Studio & Interiors, 201/612-0999.
Antique pier mirror, top of stairs, left: Whitepop Designs, whitepop.com.
Foyer & Landing by Whitepop Design
An oversized oil painting of Mick Jagger, a zebra rug, and a silver-leaf sequoia console combine for an eclectic landing to welcome guests upstairs.
Paint ("Zephyr Hills" #33-10); ceiling and trim paint ("Designer White" #33-1): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Zebra rug (#RG025): The Evolution Store NYC, theevolutionstore.com.
Cowhide rug (#602.229.32): Ikea, ikea.com.
Oil painting of Mick Jagger: Whitepop Design, whitepop.com.
Console under oil painting ("Sequoia Console" #011216073): Z Gallerie, zgallerie.com.
Lamps on console ("Corinth Table Lamp," by Ralph Lauren Home, discontinued): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Bowl on console: House 2 Home, house2homenj.com.
Pair of paintings: by Michael Allen Lowe, michaelallenlowe.com.
Antique Bavarian antlers: Privet House, privethouse.com.
Great Room by Angela Giguere-Kumble
Designer Angela Giguere-Kumble arranged several sitting areas in the spacious great room. "I'm a big fan of acrylic lamps," says the designer, who selected two from Circa Lighting to style the glass-topped console with antique pedestals. A pair of armless chairs sits pretty behind chic shagreen bunching tables, all from Pearson. Sheer white draperies let the room's large windows illuminate the area.
Interior design: Angela Giguere-Kumble, AMG Interior Designs, 38 Nicholson Crescent, Middletown, RI 02842; 561/379-7772, amginteriordesigns.com.
Wall paint ("Designer White" #33-1); paint on mantel wall ("Diplomat Gray" #33-21): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Drapery; window-shade fabric: Boca Bagoons, bocabargoons.com.
Flooring: existing.
Area rug ("Ebbe & Flow"/White #WHT(H16), Wide Collection): Stark Carpet, starkcarpet.com.
Rug border: grey leather.
Planters and plants: NDI, ndi.com.
Mantel: custom.
Art over mantel: designer's collection.
Sconces ("Isabella Wall Sconce" #1060): Nancy Corzine, nancycorzine.com.
Sofa (#2384-2); sofa fabric (#6515-02): Pearson Furniture, pearsonco.com.
Console behind sofa (antique pedestals and glass top): custom.
Lamps on console ("Aveline Lamp" #RL3930, by Ralph Lauren Home): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Silver spheres and mother-of-pearl box on console; sculpture on cocktail table: Home Goods, homegoods.com.
Great Room by Angela Giguere-Kumble
Plush lounge chairs accompanied by a wood-armed chair and iron spiral side tables from Maitland-Smith Furniture create conversation areas on either side of the fireplace.
Pair of chairs flanking mantel (#204); chair fabric (#6541-52): Pearson Furniture, pearsonco.com.
Floor lamps ("Petal Floor Lamp" #BBL1025, by Barbara Barry): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Round tables beside chairs ("Gold Toned Finished Round Iron Occasional table, Black Waxstone and Penshell Top"#3251-428); wooden-armed chair by lounge chair ("Carved Napoleon Brown Finished Game Chair" #4330-845); chair-seat leather ("Briarwood Leather"); round coffee table (#3330-755, discontinued): Maitland-Smith, maitland-smith.com.
Morning Room by Anna Maria Mannarino
"It exudes a feeling of welcome," designer Anna Maria Mannarino says of the sun-filled morning room. The sofa's patterned pillows inspired the turquoise and cream accents and chartreuse walls by Pratt & Lambert. An oversized gilt mirror from Hickory Chair and an étagère of glass and nickel-plated steel add instant elegance.
Interior Design: Anna Maria Mannarino, Mannarino Designs Inc., 131 Crawfords Corner Rd., Holmdel, NJ 07733; 866/574-3326 and 732/741-1444, mannarinodesigns.com.
Wall paint ("Split Pea" #16-28); ceiling paint ("Vanilla" #9-30); trim paint ("Seed Pearl" #27-32): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Chandelier (by Authenticity Lighting): discontinued. Mirror ("Perlini" #5492-10, by Alexa Hampton): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Sconce ("Bette G"): Worlds Away, worlds-away.com.
Area rug (ivory wool and silk): modern Sumac.
Display cabinet (custom): Ars Ferro, arsferrum.com.
Sofa ("Temple Sofa" #800-01); sofa fabric (brushed linen): Ralph Lauren Home, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Pair of pillows on sofa, at left ("Interpretation"/Citron, Teal #31272.313); turquoise pillow ("Satin Finish Turquoise" #31298.13); striped pillows ("Multiple Choice"/ Citron, Teal #31311.530): Kravet Couture, kravet.com.
Pair of tables ("Jacqueline Bunching Cocktail Table" #MN5469): Century Furniture, centuryfurniture.com.
Tray on table: Gracious Home, gracioushome.com.
Teapot ("Alice in Wonderland Teapot" with White Rabbit Lid, by Paul Cardew): Cardew Design, cardewdesign.com.
Wing chair ("Hourglass Chair" #H0810); chair fabric (green velvet): Henredon, henredon.com.
Pillow on chair: Eastern Accents, easternaccents.com.
Morning Room by Anna Maria Mannarino
The desk's velvet chairs inject a bit of whimsy.
Desk ("Ashworth Campaign Desk" #1593-10, by Suzanne Kasler): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Lamp on desk: Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Desk Chairs ("Bilou-Bilou Fully Upholstered Chair"): Promemoria USA, 646/588-4409.
Sheer drapery ("Lolli Sheer" Capri Lime #9872.313); green drapery ("Satin Finish Turquoise" #31298.13): Kravet Couture, kravet.com.
Dining Room by Jennifer McGee
To create a dramatic focal point, designer Jennifer McGee installed four wood-framed mirrors on a dining room wall as a backdrop for a large landscape painting. The designer's "love of nature as well as neutral and textured elements" influenced the green-velvet upholstery and the metallic grass-cloth wallcovering.
Interior design: Jennifer McGee, Jennifer McGee Design Inc., 41 Reynen Court, Ridgewood, NJ 07450; 201/447-2179, jennifermcgeedesign.com.
Wall covering ("Glam Grass"/White on Gold #5228): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Ceiling and trim paint: Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Area rug (custom, wool): Stark Carpet, starkcarpet.com.
Chandelier ("Princess Mari Ann Chandelier" #SR5144, by John Rosselli): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Dining table ("Perfect Parsons Table"/Black Walnut #B8003-20-121); host chairs ("Bowmont Arm Chair"/Dark Walnut #B8012-27); side chairs ("Bowmont Side Chair"/Dark Walnut #B8012-28); large mirrors ("Pavilion Mirror" #B8012-04): Barbara Barry Realized by Henredon, henredon.com.
Chair fabric: Henredon, henredon.com.
Flowers on table: NDI, ndi.com.
Art on mirror: by Gabriel Godard.
Tall cabinet beside mirrors ("Tuxedo Highboy"/Black Walnut #B8003-05-132): Barbara Barry Realized by Henredon, henredon.com.
Dining Room by Jennifer McGee
Host and side chairs with rounded backs and tapered legs surround the black-walnut dining table, all by Henredon. Flowers are from Natural Decorations Inc. The crystal chandelier is by Circa Lighting.
Window shade: custom woven wood.
Drapery (custom): Jennifer McGee Design, jennifermcgeedesign.com.
Table at window; lamp on table (bronze); chair by table: Lee Calicchio Ltd., leecalicchioltd.com.
Chair fabric: Mongolian lamb cushion.
Painting on table: by Ivan Rivera, piaculum.com.
Pedestal (custom): Jennifer McGee Deisgn, jennifermcgeedesign.com.
Sculpture on pedestal: private collection.
Painting beside pedestal: Artioli Findlay, artiolifindlay.com.
Dining Room by Jennifer McGee
A sectional sofa adorned with plush pillows acts as a grand salon where guests can congregate.
Sectional sofa; sofa fabric (linen); beige pillows on sofa (linen): Henredon, henredon.com.
Lime green pillows (custom silk); animal-print pillows: Jennifer McGee design, jennifermcgeedesign.com.
Wall sconce; wall brackets: designer's collection.
Vases on wall brackets ("Acid Green Vases"): Tozai Home, tozaihome.com.
Heron art (by John James Audubon): antique.
Living Room by Philip La Bossiere
Philip La Bossiere's lavish-but-comfortable living room embraces texture. From the patterned sisal rug and vintage tree-trunk lamp to the Hickory Chair rattan coffee table and tufted-linen sectional, the space engages the senses. Overhead, a mustard-yellow ceiling injects unexpected color, echoed in the drapery fabric. "There's nothing like a cotton velvet to punctuate color," La Bossiere says. "The draperies make it seem as though the ceiling is dripping down the walls."
Interior design: Philip La Bossiere, La Bossiere Inc. Interior Design & Decoration, 154 W. Saddle River Rd., Saddle River, NJ 07458; 201/825-7123, labossiereinc.com.
Wall paint ("Muffin Tan" #33-27); trim paint ("Bracken Cream Medium Light," discontinued); ceiling paint ("Rattan" #12-12): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Sofa ("Kent Made To Measure Tufted Sectional Sofa); sofa fabric (#3610-14); coffee table ("48-inch Wicker Round Coffee Table" #5581-10, Archive Collection); drapery (#3087-25): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Animal-print pillows ("Ocelot" #34476-1); drapery trim (Greek key trim #GGA8500-05): Clarence House, clarencehouse.com.
Pillow welting (#3087-25): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Throw on sofa (antique quilt): Fisher Heritage, laurafisherquilts.com.
Wooden bowls on coffee table (one-of-a-kind): Clubcu, clubcu.com.
Drapery hardware (2-inch whittled rod, finials, brackets and rings): Sarkis Studio, sarkisstudio.com.
Floor lamp: vintage Carl Springer.
Area rug ("Indochine"/Platinum); binding ("True Penny #F644): Stark, starkcarpet.com.
Occasional chair by sofa (antique); commode in corner (antique): Bermingham & Co. Antiques, berminghamantiques.com.
Round table (antique); mirror over commode (antique): Lerebours Antiques, 917/749-5866.
Vase with greenery on commode: NDI, ndi.com.
Driftwood lamp (vintage); cheetah bowl on table; clock on commode (antique): designer's collection.
Living Room by Philip La Bossiere
Printed "Ocelot" pillows with yellow trim add pizazz to the couch.
Living Room by Philip La Bossiere
A linen-upholstered bookcase with brass nailhead detail provides a beautiful backdrop for the multifunctional table with antique Chippendale chairs and a retro wing chair.
Bookcase (upholstered in natural linen).
Wing-chair fabric: Clarence House, clarencehouse.com.
Bookcase ("Marielle" #2396-10); bookcase fabric (#2680-18); library table ("Gallery Trestle Table" #2051-70, by Thomas O'Brien); wing chair ("Elliott Wing Chair" #114-55); side chairs at table ("Emma Side Chairs" #2060-02, by Thomas O'Brien); chairs flanking bookcase ("Madison Tufted Chair" #2007-54); leather on "Madison" chairs ("Vacuna Palm Leaf" #957): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Fabric on "Elliott" wing chair ("Klee"/Beige #34107-1, velours): Clarence House, clarencehouse.com.
Seats on "Emma" side chairs: orange dyed hair on hide.
Trim (#973-52103, antique silver nails on black leather): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Sculpture on library table: Studio A, studioa-home.com.
Owl art (vintage prints in custom suede frames); lamp on library table: La Bossiere Inc., labossiereinc.com.
Downstairs Sitting Room by Keith Baltimore
Contemporary and mid-century design elements reminiscent of couture designers Alexander McQueen, Tom Ford, and Pierre Cardin mix in the downstairs sitting room. A black mirrored coffee table plays host to an antique Buddha statue and a collection of fashion books. Bright fuchsia antique chairs make a bold statement as do the pill shaped draperies, the colorful area rug, and fanciful gold wallflowers.
Interior design: Keith Baltimore, Baltimore Design Group, 35 Main St., Port Washington, NY 11050; 516/944-2400, baltimoredesigncenter.com.
Wallpaper ("Wizard" #CA8167/099, from Carlucci); drapery ("Pill" #9-7128-136); sofa fabric ("Black Sea" #1-3060-298); square pillows on sofa ("Amadora" #9-7394-061); round pillow on sofa ("Lissabon" #9-7395-060); fabric on fuchsia chair ("Smaragd"#1-6528-762, from Grandezza); trim on fuchsa chair ("Lissabon" #9-7395-060); ottoman leather ("Solar" #CA7914/099, from Carlucci); gold wallcovering ("Woodblock" #CA8166/040, from Carlucci): JAB, 718/706-7000, jab.de.
Gold wall flowers (#8115): Two's Company, twoscompany.com.
Area rug ("Curve" #83800, Estella Collection): Masland Carpets & Rugs, maslandcarpets.com.
Sofas; fuchsia chair: antique.
Lamps ("Anita Lamp" #46263-360): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Pedestal (Fiberclay Tall Umbria Ancient Terra-Cotta Pedestal); urn on pedestal (Fiberclay Tall Umbria Ancient Urn): Napa Home & Garden, napahomeandgarden.com.
Rubber sculpture: Neó, neodesignart.com.
Coffee table; ottoman: custom.
Conservatory by Michael Mariotti
The conservatory's many tall windows motivated Michael Mariotti's "glam-organic" design marrying the outdoor area with the upscale indoor space. "The opposing styles—glamorous and organic—worked together to form a dynamic synergy," he explains. The pendant light's fusion of petal-like forms and bronze finish best exemplifies this aesthetic. Venetian plaster walls keep the room's frame neutral, while pops of bright fuchsia on the draperies, pillows, and patchwork rug pull in color. A game table encourages playful interaction.
Interior design: Michael Mariotti, Michael Mariotti Interior Design, 523 Haworth Ave., Haworth, NJ 07641; 201/384-1294, michaelmariotti.com.
Wallcovering (honed Venetian plaster): McCarty Art & Design, mccartyartydesign.carbonmade.com.
Ceiling paint ("White Smoke" #26-2); trim paint ("Swiss Coffee" #33-5): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Roman shade fabric ("Murton"/Golden #2195): Pindler & Pindler, pindler.com.
Drapery ("Lolli Sheer"/Fuchsia #9872.1617): Kravet, kravet.com.
Area rug (patchwork): Creative Touch Rugs, creativetouchrugs.com.
Chaise ("André Arbus Du Roi Chaise" #7391CS, discontinued); fabric: Baker, bakerfurniture.com.
Floor lamp ("Darren Floor Lamp" #72756-529): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Game table ("Parchment Top Game Table" #605-752, Oscar de la Renta Collection): Century Furniture, centuryfurniture.com.
Upholstered wing chairs at game table ("Deco Tufted Back Chair" #319-542): Bernhardt, bernhardt.com.
Chandelier ("Petaluma Pendant" #72556R028: Sirmos Lighting, sirmos.com.
Sofa ("Beachum" #SF2155): Edward Ferrell-Lewis Mittman, ef-lm.com.
Pillows on sofa ("Midwest Dahlia"/Bronze #7410673): Casamance, casamance.com.
Side table by sofa; coffee table (custom): Michael Mariotti Studio, michaelmariotti.com.
Upholstered chairs facing sofa ("Open Oval Cane Lounge Chair" #BB031-03): Barbara Barry Realized by Henredon, henredon.com.
Torchiere on table ("Anjeo Torchiere" #DK42038, by Laura Kirar): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Console table behind sofa (custom): Michael Mariotti Studio, michaelmariotti.com.
Twig sculpture on console ("Dunston Sculpture" #3113): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Mirror over mantel ("Stettheimer Mirror," discontinued): Edward Ferrell-Lewis Mittman, ef-lm.com.
Conservatory by Michael Mariotti
A hand-carved desk with leather top creates a quiet corner for reflection; colorful art pops on the wall.
Wallcovering (honed Venetian plaster): McCarty Art & Design, mccartyartdesign.carbonmade.com.
Art; box and compass on desk: designer's collection.
Desk ("DL Bertrand Desk" #11110234SH447525, Atelier Delalain Collection); desk chair ("PN Martin Dining Chair" #11110234SH447470): Profiles, profilesny.com.
Lamp on desk ("Cameron Table Lamp" #SP3005): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Garden Room by Heidi Wostbrock
Wostbrock wanted the garden room to be a quiet retreat where one could enjoy the gorgeous garden views. The white settee and window treatment supply calm contrast against the room's yellow walls and accents of pink and green. Amusing elephant garden stools double as a cocktail table and offer additional seating.
Interior design: Heidi Wostbrock, Wostbrock Home, 225 Goffle Rd., Ridgewood, NJ 07450; 201/445-0807, wostbrockhome.com.
Wall and ceiling paint ("Yellow Crocus" #14-6); trim paint ("Designer White' #33-1): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Chandelier ("Landon"/White): Stray Dog Designs, straydogdesigns.com.
Carpet (sisal): Fibreworks, fibreworks.com.
Roman shades (white linen #30444.1): Kravet, kravet.com.
Roman-shade trim ("1-inch French Grosgrain Ribbon"/Lime #977-44931-167-245): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Floor lamp ("Cooper Floor Lamp"/Silver #76343-423): Arteriors Home, arteriorshome.com.
Sofa ("Aledo Settee, by CR Laine"): Layla Grace, laylagrace.com.
Sofa fabric ("Woven Rope"/White #2011121.101, by Lilly Pulitzer); green pillows on sofa ("Rip Roaring"/Lifeguard #2011117.3, by Lilly Pulitzer); yellow pillow ("Rip Roaring"/Dandelion #2011117.40, by Lilly Pulitzer); pink-patterned pillow ("Shell We"/Hotty Pink #2011104.7, by Lilly Pulitzer): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Monogram on pillow: Wostbrock Home, wostbrockhome.com.
Elephant tables ("Elephant Garden Stools," by Lilly Pulitzer): discontinued.
White planters with preserved boxwood balls (by Napa Home & Garden); small planters on elephants (with lily of the valley, custom): Wostbrock Home, wostbrockhome.com.
Pink bird on books ("Love Bird"): Stray Dog Designs, straydogdesigns.com.
Garden Room by Heidi Wostbrock
The white "Langdon Chandelier" from Stray Dog Designs provides contrast to the yellow ceiling above.
Library by Malcolm McKinstrie II
Oriental porcelain, contemporary cube tables, and conventional furniture play happily in Malcolm McKinstrie's library. "I wanted to create a modern take on the traditional room," he explains. Blue skies, bright sunshine, and a warm, cozy fire inspired the room's color scheme. The sofa, tea table, and striped chairs—all with taller-than-usual height—suggest a meeting spot, while Henredon's blue-and-white lounge chairs with yellow trim are ideal for reading and relaxation. A Tibetan wool rug helps set off the room's original wood paneling and provides comfort underfoot. The Regency-style bench with a red cushion is the designer's favorite.
Interior design: Malcolm McKinstrie II, MacLeod Design Group, LLC, 1500 Palisades Ave., Suite 11B, Fort Lee, NJ 07024; 201/242-0219.
Paneling; mantel: existing.
Mirror over mantel; blue-and-white china on mantel (antique 18th and 19th century Chinese palace jars and baluster-shape vases); table in front of sofa (antique Chinese rosewood with mother-of-pearl inlay); bench in center of room (antique, English Regency-style): designer's collection.
Art to left of mantel (photographs of Galapagos Islands): by Benjamin Faresich, Time's Arrow Photography, timesarrowphotography.com.
Bench in front of mantel (antique chinese elmwood): Naga Antiques, nagaantiques.com.
Chair at left of mantel ("English Gainsborough mahogany open armchair); round table beside chair (Japanned lacquer Queen-Anne-style); sofa (Chippendale-style camel-back settee): Agostino Antiques, agostinoantiques.com.
Striped fabric on armchair ("Lanes"/Bluebell); sofa fabric ("Sweet Nothings"/Bluebell): Robert Allen, robertallendesign.com.
Lamp on round table ("Hindon Bamboo Vase"): Vaughan, vaughandesigns.com.
Flowers: Metropolitan Plant & Flower Exchange, metroplantexchange.net.
Red side tables: custom, and lacquered "Ferrari Red" by auto body shop.
Area rug ("Small Stars"/Indigo, Khotan Collection, hand-knotted Tibetan wool, custom): Tibetano, tibetano.com. Through Starr Carpets, starrcarpets.com.
Pair of lounge chairs (custom): Henredon, henredon.com.
Lounge-chair fabric ("Sweet Nothings"/Bluebell): Robert Allen, robertallendesigns.com.
Chair trim ("French Grosgrain"/Marigold): Samuel & Sons, samuelandsons.com.
Floor lamps ("Truro Twig Floor Lamp"): Vaughan, vaughandesigns.com.
Master Bedroom by Mark Polo
To construct a calming atmosphere, Mark Polo stuck to shades of steel when designing the master bedroom. "I wanted the furniture's wood accents and the faux-wood curved wall to stand out," he says. The antique cocktail table with arched-steel legs can also be credited for the color scheme. A tufted, aniline-leather sofa with Art Deco frame beckons with comfort. The custom, see-through headboard exposes a stunning Elaine Lorenz sculpture behind the bed. Mid-century Italian lamps discovered during Polo's travels provide much-needed light.
Interior design: Mark Polo, Polo M.A. Inc. and The Urban Dweller, 310 Main St., Boonton, NJ 07005; 973/402-7400, polomainc.com.
Wallcovering (custom pattern by Darin Olsen): Polo M.A. Inc., polomainc.com.
Sofa (Art Deco frame); fabric (hand-tufted burnished leather); cocktail table in front of sofa (Art Deco); antique vessel holding orchid; art on wall at right (by Christyn Gorga); bed fabric (custom line of silks); bed-skirt fabric (hemp gauze): Polo M.A. Inc./The Urban Dweller, polomainc.com.
Gold pear: designer's collection.
Headboard (custom designed by Mark Polo): fabricated by Lazarus & Williamson, lazaruswilliamson.com.
Blanket (hend-dyed silk velvet): Kevin O'Brien Studio, kevinobrienstudio.com.
Pillow on bed ("Relates"/Acorn #28904-106): Kravet, kravet.com.
Bedside table (discontinued): Global Views, globalciews.com.
Table lamps (Italian mid-century): vintage.
Sculpture on pedestal behind bed: by Elaine Lorenz, elainelorenz.com.
Pedestal: Global Views, globalviews.com.
Area by window—
Chaise (custom); drapery (custom line of silks): Polo M.A. Inc./The Urban Dweller, polomainc.com.
Chaise fabric ("Modern Profile"); pillow on chaise ("Behold "/Shale #29838.106): Kravet, kravet.com.
Mirrored screens ("Avidan 3-Panel Screen"): Uttermost, uttermost.com.
Table beside chaise: Worlds Away, worlds-away.com.
Tall palm fronds: Farmer Girl Exotic Gardens, farmergirlexoticgardens.com.
Master Bedroom by Mark Polo
Patterned velvet lounge chairs sit in front of the fireplace flanked by windows with extravagant silk draperies.
Wallcovering (custom pattern by Darin Olsen): Polo M.A. Inc., polomainc.com.
Mantel (refinished to look like wood): original to house.
Fire screen: custom.
Sculpture on mantel (Art Deco antique): Polo M.A. Inc./The Urban Dweller, polomainc.com.
Mirror above mantel ("Gotham U" #06048 P): Uttermost, uttermost.com.
Pair of ram sculptures (#22705): Sarreid Ltd., sarreid.com. Available through Polo M.A. Inc./The Urban Dweller, polomainc.com.
Floor lamps ("Cubos Floor Lamp"/Antique Brass): Barbara Cosgrove Lamps, barbaracosgrovelamps.com.
Area rug ("Framed Featherstone"/Stone): Tamarian Carpets, tamarian.com.
Pair of chairs at mantel ("Burl Lounge Chair" #JA-906): J. Alexander Furniture, jalexanderfurniture.com.
Chair fabric, plain (long-hair cowhide through Polo M.A. Inc.); table between chairs (by Global Views): Polo M.A. Inc./The Urban Dweller, polomainc.com.
Chair fabric, patterned ("Rivington Velvet"): Zimmer + Rohde, zimmer-rohde.com.
Bowl on bottom of tiered table (Boche Frère, by Cateau): antique.
Pair of small tables beside chairs ("Modern Man Table" #8.80033, and "Modern Woman Table" #8.80034): Global Views, globalviews.com.
Sofa (Art Deco frame); fabric (hand-tufted burnished leather); cocktail table in front of sofa (Art Deco); antique vessel holding orchid: Polo M.A. Inc./The Urban Dweller, polomainc.com.
Gold pear: designer's collection.
Master Bath by Dennis R. Schoenrock
Designer Dennis R. Schoenrock transformed the spacious master bath into a stylish sanctuary. "There was a great effort of bringing 'modern' into dated design," he explains. To better integrate the ceiling's skylights, Schoenrock created a grid design with white-painted trim molding on a beige backdrop. An organic wall treatment and green accessories reference the Garden State's lush outdoors. Custom-built columns distinguish the tub area from the rest of the room. Flooring is from Crossville. Flowers are courtesy of Natural Decorations Inc.
Interior design: Dennis R. Schoenrock, DRS Construction Consultants, LLC, 50 Elizabeth Terrace, Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458; 800/858-4677, drsconstructionconsultants.com.
Wallcovering ("Ferns"/White on Beige): Meg Braff Designs, megbraffdesigns.com.
Ceiling and trim paint: Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Flooring; bath deck: Crossville, crossvilleinc.com.
Window-shade fabric (custom); valance fabric (custom): Girard Interiors, girardinteriors.com.
Chair: existing.
Ceramic garden stool ("Chinese Garden Stool"): Wisteria, wisteria.com.
Flowers: NDI, ndi.com.
Bathtub: existing.
Columns by bathtub (designed by Dennis Schoenrock): DRS Construction Consultants, drsconstructionconsultants.com.
Upstairs Sitting Room by Vanessa DeLeon
Gold draperies team with black quilted wallpaper and the ceiling's gold lacquer wallcovering to enclose the fashionable upstairs sitting room in style. Fashion icon Coco Chanel served as DeLeon's design inspiration. A tufted white leather sofa and coordinating orange velvet chair rest atop a custom black rug with the white Chanel logo. The wall's decoration is a display of pearl necklaces.
Interior design: Vanessa DeLeon, Vanessa DeLeon Assoc., 934.5 River Rd., Edgewater, NJ 07020; 201/224-9060, and 1 Little West 12th St., New York, NY 10014, vanessadeleon.com.
Wall covering ("Quilted Lacquer"/Black #4559); ceiling wall covering (Lacquered Walls Collection): Phillip Jeffries, phillipjeffries.com.
Wall sculpture ("High Five"): Global Views, globalviews.com.
Drapery ("Grand Soiree"/Midas #1381): Kasmir Fabrics, kasmirfabrics.com.
Drapery fabrication: Evelin's Creations, evelinscreations.com.
Sofa (custom design by Vanessa DeLeon); sofa fabric (white leather with black leather buttons); chair (custom design by Vanessa DeLeon): TCS Designs Inc., tcsdesignsfurniture.com.
Chair fabric ("Lido"/Brick Red #6342122 ): Casamance, casamance.fr.
Floor lamp ("Regina Andrew Royal Capital Floor Lamp"): Candelabra Lighting & Home Decor, shopcandelabra.com.
Side table: West Elm, westelm.com.
Area rug (custom design by Vanessa DeLeon): fabricated by The Rug Importer, rugimporters.com.
Coffee table: designer's collection.
Stool; stool fabric (black suede): H Studio, hstudio.com.
Chanel products: amazon.com.
Upstairs Sitting Room by Vanessa DeLeon
The Chanel brand's signature scent and colorful coffee table books beautify the side table.
Girl's Bedroom by Heather McManus
McManus pictured this peaceful bedroom as belonging to a teenage girl. Feminine details such as a dressing area complete with a full-length mirror, an armless chair with a full skirt, and a funky, fringed ottoman draw the eye.
Interior design: Heather McManus, Artistry Interiors, LLC, 64 Ricker Rd., Kinnelon, NJ 07405; 862/812-1600, artistry-interiors.com.
Wall paint (base coat, "Moth Grey" #7-30); ceiling paint ("Toasted Wheat" #7-26); trim paint ("China White" #33-8): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Top coat on walls (custom, sea glass strié): Joan Ginty, Heaven on Walls, heavenonwalls.com.
Photograph behind vanity (from The Secret Garden Collection, by Wendy Erickson): Wazobird Studio, wendyerickson.com.
Chair at vanity ("Dorset Chair" #HO822): Henredon, henredon.com.
Drapery ("Kirkwood"/Aqua #F98606): Thibaut, thibautdesign.com.
Tall mirror: Art and Frame, artandframesourceinc.com.
Mirrored cabinet ("Unmistakably Fine" #6102-155): Theodore Alexander, theodorealexander.com.
Art over cabinet (by Wendy Erickson): Wazobird Studio, wendyerickson.com.
Upholstered chair ("Millcreek Chair" #11-118): Century Furniture, centuryfurniture.com.
Ottoman (round with tufted top #5010-05, Raymond Waites Couture Collection, discontinued); pair of benches ("Cicero Ottoman" #9437 in teal leather, discontinued): Lane Venture, laneventure.com.
Area rugs: The Rug Importer, rugimporters.com.
Bed cover and trim (custom): Michael's Textiles, upholstery-fabrics-store.com.
Art reflected in mirror (Original Mixed Media Painting, by Heather McManus): Artistry Interiors by, email@example.com.
Girl's Bedroom by Heather McManus
The kidney shaped vanity with a round antique mirror beckons with beauty.
Vanity table ("Gillow's Ladies Desk" #RE71010): Theodore Alexander, theodorealexander.com.
Tray; large mirror on tray: antique.
Flowers: NDI, ndi.com.
Bedroom by Susan Barbieri
This bedroom's spectacular view of the estate grounds stimulated Barbieri's selection of organic colors and patterns. The window treatment's floral fabric served as the room's springboard. A linen loveseat with wood frame and a wing chair upholstered in leopard print and mohair fabrics form the sitting area.
Interior design: Susan Barbieri, Susan Barbieri Interior Design, LLC, 70 Rea Ave., Hawthorne, NJ 07506; 201/965-3935, sbinteriordesign.net.
Wall paint ("Captivating" #24-14); ceiling paint (" Split Pea" #16-28); trim paint ("Dover White" #33-6): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Drapery ("Amaande" #1-8625-186): JAB, 718/706-7000, jab.de.
Fabrication: NJDX, njdecoratingexchange.com.
Area rug (wool Oushak); cowhide rug (Brazilian brindle cowhide): The Rug Importer, rugimporters.com.
Settee ("Maison Settee"/Natural Oak with Natural Linen, by Zentique): Bliss Home & Design, blisshomeanddesign.com.
Pillows on settee: designer's collection.
Screen behind settee (Custom): Susan Barbieri Interior Design, LLC, sbinteriordesign.net.
Cocktail table (faux bamboo with reverse paned glass top in the style of Bagues, France, c. 1950): Duane, duaneantiques.com.
Flowers (custom silk floral arrangement): Folly Flowers & Joy, follyflowersandjoy.com.
Art (Eccentric Growth, acrylic on birch): Richard Bruce, richardgbruce.com.
Chair: vintage.
Chair fabric, back ("Safari Epingle"/Chamois #43180): Schumacher, fschumacher.com.
Solid chair fabric, front ("Luxe Plush"/Copper #27664.44, mohair): Kravet, kravet.com.
Carpet (sisal-look nylon-blend carpeting): Abbey Carpet & Floor of Hawthorne, abbeycarpet.com.
Occasional table to right of settee (#2819-42, Crossroads Collection, discontinued): Henredon, henredon.com.
Table lamp ("Large Fluted Spire Table Lamp" #CHA8906): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Stool: discontinued.
Bedroom by Susan Barbieri
The vintage wing chair is covered in "Safari Epingle" from Schumacher and a mohair fabric from Kravet. Carved wooden arms and nailhead details add an elegant touch.
Chair: vintage.
Chair fabric, back ("Safari Epingle"/Chamois #43180): Schumacher, fschumacher.com.
Solid chair fabric, front ("Luxe Plush"/Copper #27664.44, mohair): Kravet, kravet.com.
Carpet (sisal-look nylon-blend carpeting): Abbey Carpet & Floor of Hawthorne, abbeycarpet.com.
Bedroom by Susan Barbieri
Weathered garden urns topped with two layers of glass create a cozy desk area.
Wall paint ("Captivating" 324-14); ceiling paint (" Split Pea" #16-28); trim paint ("Dover White"): Pratt & Lambert, prattandlambert.com.
Drapery ("Amarande" #1-8625-186, discontinued): JAB, 718/706-7000, jab.de.
Fabrication: NJDX, njdecoratingexchange.com.
Cowhide rug (Brazilian brindle cowhide): The Rug Importer, rugimporters.com.
Console/writing-desk base (garden urns): available through The Antique & Design Center, antiqueanddesigncenter.com.
Horse head on desk; ceramic garden stool: designer's collection.
Chair at desk ("Charleston Mahogany Finished Side Chair"/Flax Linen Uph, Ribbon and Brass Tacks Accents #4030-746): Maitland-Smith, maitland-smith.com.
Stool: discontinued.
Floor lamp ("Chart House Reeded Pharmacy Lamp" #CHA9127ABV, discontinued): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Tray on desk (gold lacquer): Pier 1 Imports, pier1.com.
Art (Conversation Piece, collection of 12x12-inch acrylic on wood original paintings): Richard Bruce, richardgbruce.com.
Back Terrace by Bill Glaner
On the back terrace, the sumptuous sofa and chairs by Lane Venture are upholstered in a cream fabric or a punchy coordinating coral stripe. Planters play host to boxwoods, ferns, bleeding hearts, and ivy.
Design: Bill Glaner, WBG Landscape Design, 3 Tice Road, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417; 201/891-9504, wbglandscape.com.
Pool Deck by CLC Landscape Design
"I wanted guests to experience intrigue and wonder," says Rich Cording Jr., who designed the blooming outdoor pool deck on behalf of CLC Landscape Design. Small origami animals by artist Itoko Kobayashi accent peonies, hostas, gold Hakonechloa macra plants, and more. Furniture is from Lane Venture. Lighting by Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights.
Design: CLC Landscape Design Inc., 58 Ringwood Ave., Ringwood, NJ 07456; 973/839-6026, clcdesign.com.
Walkways (Tennessee Crab Orchard Stone): existing.
Flowers: Rhododendron (Azalea, "Johanna"); Salix x integra ("Hakuro-nishiki"); Weigela florida ("Fine Wine"); Acorus gramineus ("Ogon"); Hemerocallis ("Stella D'Oro"); Heuchera x ("Palace Purple"); Hosta ("Patriot"); Iris ensata ("Veriegata"); Nepeta x ("Walker's Low");Paeonia ("Srah Bernhardt"); Hakonechloa macra ("All Gold"): CLC Landscape Design, clcdesign.com.
Pool Deck by CLC Landscape Design
Copper lanterns by Bevolo encourage late night conversation.
Don't miss the 2014 Designer Showhouse of New Jersey, set to open this fall. For more information, visit hackensackumcfoundation.org.
We'd like to extend our special thanks to Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights, Circa Lighting, Crossville, Electrolux ICON, Franke, Henredon, Hickory Chair, Kohler, La Barge, Lane Venture, Maitland-Smith Furniture, Natural Decorations Inc., Pearson, Pratt & Lambert Paints, and Wood-Mode Fine Custom Cabinetry for their sponsorship of the Designer Showhouse of New Jersey.
Exterior lantern ("French Quarter London Top and Bottom on Rodin Bracket"): Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights, bevolo.com.


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Héctor Caltenco
Current Projects
I have been employed at Certec, Department of Design Sciences, Faculty of Engineering (LTH) as a researcher since September 2011. I am currently working on two projects:
- DIKO – a digital contact book for families who have children with developmental disabilities.
- SID – exploration of sensuousness, interaction and participation of children with severe cognitive disabilities using interactive and tangible interfaces.
My research aims primarily at the development of the DIKO platform and the SID tangible interfaces for children with developmental disabilities.
Previous Projects
During a research stance at Certec in 2009, I was working on the development of tongue-computer interfacing methods for individuals with tetraplegia.
- TongueWise – Tongue-computer interface for individuals with upper-limb mobility impairments.
Since the beginning of my studies, I have been interested in the fields of electronic, mechanical and computer systems applied to the development of technologies to assist individuals and for the benefit of humanity. That has been reflected in my graduate studies and post-graduate academic positions.
My main research area of interest involves computer interfaces, assistive devices, human-computer interaction, tangible and embedded interaction, user interface design, rehabilitation technologies and intelligent control systems.
I was born in 1983 in Mexico City. I graduated with a B.Sc. in Mechatronics Engineering in 2005 from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios uperiores de Monterrey – Campus Estado de México (ITESM-CEM). I obtained an M.Sc. in Intelligent Autonomous Systems in 2007 at Aalborg University, Denmark. My thesis reported the development of an intelligent control for powered transfemoral prostheses. The focus was on actively controlling the knee joint mechanisms to simulate normal gait patterns and adapt to the user's gait speed by using pressure sensors, accelerometers and angle sensors located in the prosthesis.
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May 20, 2012. 3:00 p.m. Central Lutheran Church. Luther Seminary Commencement. 175 glowing graduates. Certificates and degrees awarded. Robes and regalia in abundance. Glorious singing. Wonderful speakers. Well-planned. Good weather. Family and friends filled the huge sanctuary with a celebratory buzz and discreet camera work. All in all, a great day.
As I reflected on this graduation gala, it was a lot like the previous three commencements I have been part of since coming to Luther in the summer of 2008. Great grads, great celebration, great hopes, great day. A privilege to participate.
At the same time this one was different. In previous years I knew some of the graduates well and recognized others, but had to acknowledge that I simply didn't know most of those whom we were honoring. That was okay. Others knew them. The complex system of requirements had been met and duly attested. It was fine.
But I've been here long enough now to have some shared history. As I looked at the names (especially the M.Div. graduates) in the program and watched them go forward to receive their diplomas, this year was different for me. Conversations, crises, consternations, dreams, frustrations, hopes, confrontations, realizations, celebrations—all those memories of "walking with" crowded together and filled the moment with a deep, rich gratitude and hope.
It recalled for me similar moments in ministry when I realized that I was no longer new to the place but had actually been woven into the lives of the people; I trust it will happen for you in your ministry, too. It was about the third or fourth year in my first parish when I realized that the celebration times like graduations or confirmations had an added dimension of depth and meaning now that I had actually shared some of the lives leading up to that moment. It had been fine before; it was great now.
There was a similar watershed time somewhere in the first few years of ministry when the congregation wasn't "they" anymore; the congregation was "we." I was looking out at people with whom I now had shared history—and preaching, teaching and worship took on added depth. I had been with them in sorrows and joys, as well as in the sheer dailiness of life, and worship had taken on added delight and depth.
So, thanks, 2012 grads. It was a great day and a great reminder of the deep joys of ministry over time.
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A new home resounds with handcrafted materials and romantic notions of grand camp lodges and communal gathering places in nature
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Preliminary sketches of a house are often only vague concepts. Yet sometimes a simple diagram can instantly strike the perfect chord—even when the final outcome is a long time coming. More than a decade ago, architect Bobby McAlpine penned one such drawing while standing with Walter Russell on a magnificent piece of property in Alabama, overlooking Lake Martin.
"The key to designing a successful lake house is to create a silent witness to the greater environment," says McAlpine, who admits falling under the charm of Lake Martin himself. Since founding his firm in nearby Montgomery in 1983, he has designed scores of houses there. "You need to be quiet and take in what is around you," he adds, "and always remember why you are here."
Walter Russell surely does. In 2002, before Walter had even heard of McAlpine, much less thought about commissioning him, they shared a love of Lake Martin. Walter had recently purchased property and spent weekends camping out, clearing the landscape, and imagining the home he would one day build there.
When Walter, who owns a lumber company, learned an architect was designing 10 Shingle-style homes nearby, he saw it as a business opportunity. Their first meeting at McAlpine's office bordered on a sales call, but the subject of wood was not a mere commodity to the two of them. It was a unique personal connection. McAlpine's father was a lumberman in rural Alabama, and he credits memories at the mill as powerful influences on his architecture.
The two men reviewed the plans and agreed to incorporate Walter's products. A professional association was forged. A few months later, they met with a different agenda. This time it was along the lake to design Walter's own home. "Bobby asked lots of questions and told me he wanted to get into my heart and soul, so the house would be all about 'me,' " Walter recalls. "As we walked the land and talked, Bobby started drawing and quickly came up with plans and elevations."
The peninsula property oversaw big water and two bays. "With this type of land, it's possible for every room in the house to have views of the water," McAlpine says. "That was my goal."
The architecture is incredibly site-specific as it rambles along the shoreline. The house nods to the romantic notions of the Shingle style, with its familiar forms and gracious proportions, yet this structure enjoys a commanding stature and sense of permanence.
"This home acknowledges its owner, a gracious Southern lumberman," McAlpine says. "The design draws elegance from devices not typically found in residential architecture. There are elements of a chapel in the woods, rural schoolhouses, and old factory offices. It even has its feed-and-seed-store moments."
A steeply pitched gable paired with a subtle Gothic archway defines the front door creating a dramatic entrance.
Architect: Bobby McAlpine
Project architect and landscape design: David Baker, McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, 501 Cloverdale Road, Suite 201, Montgomery, AL 36106; 334/262-8315, mcalpinetankersley.com.
Interior design: Susan Ferrier
Project manager: Audrey Bagley, McAlpine Booth & Ferrier, 349 Peachtree Hills Ave. N.E., Suite D-1, Atlanta, GA 30305; 404/501-9200, mcalpineboothferrier.com.
Photography: Emily Jenkins Followill
Gracious Living Room
Once inside, the drama unfolds immediately. At the heart is an open living space with abundant natural light and a tapestry of woods and textures. McAlpine concedes that a second home is more casual—with open spaces flowing one to another—but he recognizes a hierarchy. "This central hall accommodates the public functions of a lake house, while deftly reconciling massive scale with memorable intimacy."
Designer Susan Ferrier chose large-scale furnishings in keeping with the room's proportions, including a "Castle Praha" sofa from Lee Industries. The "Cocktail" ottoman was designed by McAlpine.
Chandeliers ("Foundry European"/Hand-Forged Iron #139-3-J1174): Foundry Lighting, foundrylighting.com.
Art at stairs (Misty Marvel): Stanton Home Furnishings, stantonhomefurnishings.com.
Blue sofa ("Castle Praha Sofa" #3901-03): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Sofa fabric and throw pillows ("Genova" #F1327-30, colorway discontinued): Designers Guild, designersguild.com.
White pillows on sofa ("Sheffield"/Seaspray #34551-4): Clarence House, clarencehouse.com.
Bench in front of sofa ("Cocktail Ottoman" #9378-90 ); bench leather ("Serengeti"/Natural): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Pair of small tables in front of bench ("Tini Side Table" #GTAB303MT); round sofa end tables ("Fossil Stool" #AC041): Noir, noirfurniturela.com.
Pair of tufted ottomans ("Leather Cocktail Ottoman" #L1014-90): ottoman fabric ("Flanders"/Coal): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Table at window, left in image ("Sergio Bleached Pine Console Table" #CIMP-M9-BP, by Four Hands): available from Furnitureland South, furniturelandsouth.com.
Lamp on table (wooden architectural lamp): Foxglove Antiques & Galleries, foxgloveantiques.com.
Stone Fireplace
A massive stone wall and fireplace anchor the conversation area, where plenty of seating options allow for relaxed entertaining. The tufted ottomans from Lee Industries can serve multiple purposes—for seating, as foot rests, and as tables. Chandeliers at each end of the room are from Foundry Lighting.
Stonework in fireplace: Phillip Brown, Alabama Wholesale Stone, alastone.com.
Fire screen (custom): fabricated by Yancey Edwards, 334/657-8865.
Fire tool at left of fireplace (Architectural Iron Element): Foxglove Antiques & Galleries, foxgloveantiques.com.
High-backed chairs at fireplace ("Lyon Chair" #5529): Gregorius/Pineo, gregoriuspineo.com.
Chair fabric ("Mica"/Pewter #10209-099): Mokum, mokumtextiles.com.
Pillow in chair ("Argentina" #1015/002): Dedar, dedar.com.
Throw: Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com.
Floor lamps by chairs ("Boston Floor Lamp" #SL1900): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Table in front of fireplace (pair of 19th-century French elm benches): Foxglove Antiques & Galleries, foxgloveantiques.com.
Pair of lounge chairs ("Hearthside Swivel Chair" #1906-01SW); tables beside lounge chairs ("Martini Table" #MT01): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Lounge-chair fabric ("Sheffield"/Pebble #34551-3): Clarence House, clarencehouse.com.
Artful Armchair
Hand-forged iron ratchets accent the "Lyon" chairs from Gregorius/Pineo.
Wall of Windows
Four 23-foot-tall columns commingle with a lower ceiling and a run of windows that speaks to the lakeshore. "Strong horizontal gestures in a vertical space put the eye to rest," the architect says.
Walter personally reclaimed hundred-year-old wood from a plantation house and cotton gin. He then hand-planed the wood and devised a machine to create a wire-brush finish.
Great Room Dining Area
To complement the tones and textures of the wood, interior designer Susan Ferrier went deliberately cool and subtle. "The roughness of the wood was the muse," Ferrier explains. Muted grays and the blue and green undertones of the materials establish the palette and strike an appropriate balance with the landscape.
"The wood is so active, there wasn't a need for extraneous visual elements or a lot of movement," Ferrier adds.
In the dining area, a high-back bench and "Bongo" ottomans from Lee Industries mix with host chairs from Hickory Chair.
Area rug: custom.
Dining bench ("Armless Loveseat"#7793-09); bench fabric ("Bergdorf"/Nickel): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Pillows on dining bench ("Shannon"/Slate #3675): Pindler & Pindler, pindler.com.
Throw on dining bench: Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com.
Oval dining table (custom): by Michael Lloyd, 334/391-9761.
Vases on pedestal table (by Richard Norris): McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, mcalpinetankersley.com.
Pair of chairs at table ("Country Occasional Chair" #337-23): Hickory Chair, hickorychair.com.
Pair of stools ("Bongo Ottoman" #9308-00): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Stool fabric ("Strauss 01" #3541701): Fabricut, fabricut.com.
Table behind blue sofa (custom, black/brown hide console with nails): Douglass Workroom, douglassworkroom.com.
Table at window, left in image ("Sergio Bleached Pine Console Table" #CIMP-M9-BP, by Four Hands): available from Furnitureland South, furniturelandsouth.com.
Lamp on table (wooden architectural lamp): Foxglove Antiques & Galleries, foxgloveantiques.com.
The integration of design, materials, and craftsmanship is fully expressed in the kitchen, with its custom-made cabinets and reclaimed wood floors. Upholstered stools and a low-back dining bench are from the McAlpine Home Collection for Lee Industries.
Flooring: (reclaimed, hand-brushed finish): custom.
Cabinetry (custom): McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, mcalpinetankersley.com.
Fabrication: Roger Hyde, Hyde's Kitchens, 256/234-5561.
Cabinetry hardware: Baldwin Hardware, baldwinhardware.com.
Island (custom): McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, mcalpinetankersley.com.
Concrete countertop ("McAlpine Olive"): Bradley, bradley-usa.com.
Low-back dining bench ("Custom Dual Counter Bench" with 33-inch-high back #7000-53); bench fabric ("Sonoma"/Zinc); campaign stool ("Campaign Counter Stool" #5206-51, custom with seat height at 25 inches): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Campaign-stool fabric ("Suffolk" #F3722, by Colefax and Fowler): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Chandelier over island ("Antique Iron Chandelier" #00652): Foxglove Antiques & Galleries, foxgloveantiques.com.
Island sink; main sinks: Kohler, kohler.com.
Island faucet; main faucets: Waterworks, waterworks.com.
Refrigerators: Sub-Zero, subzero-wolf.com.
Dishwasher: Bosch, bosch-home.com.
Large pewter pitcher: designer's collection.
Pair of architectural obelisks behind island (vintage): Foxglove Antiques & Galleries, foxgloveantiques.com.
Double Duty Kitchen Island
A center island with two large Kohler sinks fitted with Waterworks bridge-style faucets is a natural gathering spot for guests at the vacation home. The iron chandelier is from Foxglove Antiques.
Breakfast Nook Banquette
A low-back tufted banquette upholstered in "Lotus Gray" fabric from Home Fabrics wraps the space without restricting views to the lake.
Trim paint ("Seal Skin" #SW-7675): Sherwin-Williams, sherwinwilliams.com.
Banquette (custom U-shaped tufted banquette): Douglass Workroom, douglassworkroom.com.
Throw: Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com.
Table ("Rockwell Adjustable 30-inch Round Table" by Four Hands #182023-213): through Furnitureland South, furniturelandsouth.com.
Dining ottomans ("Bongo Ottoman" #9045-00): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Ottoman fabric ("Merrill"/Mushroom #0252902): Fabricut, fabricut.com.
Porch with a View
Gothic-arched windows on the porch frame views of the lake. Dining chairs from Lee Industries are covered in a weather-resistant fabric.
Table at window ("Industrial Iron and Wood Table," discontinued): South of Market, southofmarket.biz.
Chandelier ("Buckingham Triple Tier" #C66A): Laura Lee Designs Inc. lauraleedesign.com.
Sofa ("Nandine Outdoor Slipcovered Four Cushion Sofa" #US112-44); sofa fabric ("Crawford"/Mineral); swivel chair by sofa ("Agave Outdoor Slipcovered Swivel Chair" #US102-01SW); swivel-chair fabric ("Canopy"/Taupe and "Oliver"/Taupe on back cushion); dining chairs ("Jasmine Outdoor Slipcovered Chair" #US105-01C); dining-chair fabric ("Ralph"/Truffle); striped pillows ("Oliver"/Taupe): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Table by sofa in corner ("News Stand" #GTAB340MT): Noir, noirfurniturela.com.
Table lamp ("Nantucket Driftwood" #15404-936, discontinued): Arteriors, arteriorshome.com.
Coffee table (discontinued): A. Tyner Antiques, swedishantiques.biz.
Pair of round stools ("Drum Ottoman" #9203-10): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Dining table ("Industrial Iron and Wood"): South of Market, southofmarket.biz.
Table in corner behind dining table : Bungalow Classic, bungalowclassic.com.
Shingles: Mark Rutledge, Shakertown Cedar Shingles, shakertown.com.
Flooring: Peacock Pavers, peacockpavers.com.
Grand Chandelier
A gracious three-tiered chandelier from Laura Lee Designs adds rustic elegance to the sun porch.
Upstairs Hallway
Project architect David Baker worked with Walter Russell on the incorporation of massive timber columns and salvaged wood for the walls, floors, and ceilings to create enveloping spaces throughout.
Pair of chairs ("Skirted Sled Chair' #7551-01); chair fabric ("Patton"/Khaki): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Pillow on chair ("Coupole"/Pewter #10210-099): Mokum, mokumtextiles.com.
Table beside chair ("Reclaimed Lumber Console" #OW076): CFC, customfurniturela.com.
Table lamps: Bungalow Classic, bungalowclassic.com.
Bowl on table: McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, macalpinetankersley.com.
Stain on walls (combination of ebony and Jacobean finishes): custom.
Flooring (reclaimed, hand-brushed finish): custom.
Railing paint ("Sealskin" #SW-7675): Sherwin-Williams, sherwinwilliams.com.
Handsome Master Bedroom
Floor-to-ceiling draperies close behind the camel-backed gray upholstered headboard.
Drapery ("Felice"/Pewter #1452, colorway discontinued): Pindler & Pindler, pindler.com.
Blinds ("Caco 2-inch Wood Blinds"/Walnut #3705): Mark King's Lake Martin Furniture, markkingslakemartinfurniture.com.
Bed (custom, 54-inch-high camel-back upholstered king bed): Douglass Workroom, douglassworkroom.com.
Bed fabric ("Atlas"/Gray #46412, discontinued): Nobilis, nobilis.fr.
Bed cover ("Pure Indulge," Donna Karan Collection): Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com.
Silver pillow shams ("Ghent"/Taupe #9122): Pindler & Pindler, pindler.com.
Long lumbar pillow on bed ("Valence"/Dove #11158-01): Cowtan & Tout, cowtan.com.
Throw: Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com.
Bedside table ("Ascona Side Table"/Hand Rubbed Brown #GTAB277HBR): Noir, noirfurniturela.com.
Table lamp ("Game Piece Lamp," discontinued): Bungalow Classic, bungalowclassic.com.
Art ("Antique Antler Engravings" #1771): framed by Brooks and Black Fine Framing, brooksandblack.com.
Chandelier ("Marigot Eight Light Chandelier" #CHC1413R): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Sofa ("Landau Devan Skirted Sofa" #3093-03): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Sofa fabric ("Elements 09" #3655209): Fabricut, fabricut.com.
Long lumbar pillow on sofa ("Patterson"/Ivory #0212703): Fabricut, fabricut.com.
Side tables by sofa ("Biddy Side Table" #GTAB361MT): Noir, noirfurniturela.com.
Lamps on side tables ("Boston Floor Lamp" #SL1900): Circa Lighting, circalighting.com.
Basket table ("Cask Lidded Basket," discontinued): Pottery Barn, potterybarn.com.
Chair ("Swivel Chair" #3009-01); chair leather ("Serengeti"/Walnut): Lee Industries, leeindustries.com.
Nightstand Detail
The nightstand, in Hand Rubbed Brown, blends with the dark hues of the master bedroom. White accents, like the lamp from Bungalow Classic and a vase of roses provide contrast.
Smoky Colored Sitting Area
Rough-hewn posts trim a window sitting spot in the master bedroom. A sofa and chair in gray tones coordinate with the bed.
Bathroom Retreat
The "Margaux" tub from Waterworks is centered between twin vanities in the master bath.
Bathtub ("Margaux"); tub filler; sink faucets: Waterworks, waterworks.com.
Vanity cabinets (custom): McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, mcalpinetankersley.com.
Cabinet hardware: Baldwin Hardware, baldwinhardware.com.
Concrete countertop ("McAlpine Olive"): Bradley, bradley-usa.com.
Sinks: Kohler, kohler.com.
Mirrors: custom framed by Brooks & Black Fine Framing, brooksandblack.com.
Sconces ("Leopold"): Solaria, solarialighting.com. Available through Seibels, seibelscatalog.com.
Chandelier ("Iron Chandelier"): A. Tyner Antiques, swedishantiques.biz.
Pair of metal console tables ("Industrial Cart Console"): Bobo Intriguing Objects, bobointriguingobjects.com.
Sophisticated Bedroom
Furnishings are deliberately subtle and sophisticated throughout this bedroom. Clean lines and simple acessories defer to the architecture and play off the wood and stone surfaces. A balcony opens to the screened porch.
Homeowner Portrait
Homeowner Walter Russell and his friend, Jeannie Eddins.
Adirondack chairs: owner's collection.
Table (teak cocktail table): Kingsley Bate, kingsleybate.com.
Shingle Style Home
This Shingle style home is neither imposing nor pretentious thanks to its gentle placement on the land and the deft handling of traditional details and materials.
Shingles ("Shakertown Cedar Shingles"): Mark Rutledge, Shakertown Cedar Shingles, shakertown.com.
Windows: Kolbe & Kolbe, kolbe-kolbe.com.
Doors (custom): McAlpine Tankersley Architecture, mcalpinetankersley.com.
Fabrication: JP Millwork, jpmillwork.com.
Lakeside Luxury
The strength of this house is its graceful architectural aspirations, handcrafted materials, and an inspiring connection with its settings. McAlpine labeled an early drawing, "A House for a Lumberman." A dozen years later, that freehand sketch is displayed in the hall. And the recently completed home now stands along the lake as a reflection of its owner in a mirror as large as life.


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SmartStore.NET automatically recognizes when your shop visitors are accessing your shop from a mobile device and displays the shop in an optimized view for low resolutions.
SMS notifications
With the integrated SMS notifications, you notify your customers as soon as a requested product is back in stock.
Email marketing
Email marketing by newsletter, direct support from MailChimp, adaptable templates
Bonus points and loyalty program
Bonus points and loyalty program, customer retention and enticement to make multiple purchases
Reviews & Ratings
Increase your sales and encourage more customers to make a purchase with product reviews and ratings
Intelligent cross-promotion e.g. based on previously viewed products
Export to shopping portals
Interfaces to price comparison portals: Google Base, billiger.de, ShopWahl
With SmartStore.NET, you offer your customers the option of pre-ordering products if these are not yet available.
Management of returned goods / RMA
Save time and money on handling returned goods. The management and communication costs are minimized.
Delivery tracking
Customers can check the status of their orders online.
Input fields during the order process
Freely defined input fields during the order process (e.g. "pack as present").
Meta tags
Define customized meta and title tags for each product, item category and manufacturer.
Displaying news on the homepage
Ensure that news is displayed automatically on your homepage, so that search engines always classify your content as current, hence giving it a high ranking.
Search engine friendly URLs
Thanks to so-called speaking URLs, you receive top ratings from all relevant search engines.
Automatic URL rewriting
Assign search engine friendly page names for content such as product and item category pages.
More Features
- Google XML Sitemap support
Payment on delivery, pre-payment, credit card
In SmartStore.NET, all standard payment methods such as payment on delivery, pre-payment or credit card are available to you in addition to the online payment methods.
SofortÜberweisung is the direct transfer scheme of SOFORT AG. With SofortÜberweisung, the shop visitor conveniently transfers the corresponding amount while ordering. The merchant receives instant confirmation directly after order completion, so that he/she can send the goods right away without risk.
Paypal Express
PayPal Express offers your customers a particularly quick payment method by shortening the purchasing process, thereby reducing the number of purchase cancellations at your shop.
ipayment is the cost-effective and professional processing of online payments. The interface communication takes place entirely in the background without being redirected to ipayment, giving the shop visitor the impression that the payment is not being processed by a third-party provider.
More Features
- More payment interfaces can be found here
We have set up a live demo for you to be able to test SmartStore.NET right away without installation. Get a feel for it and put all the available functions to the test, in the front as well as back-end! Please note that this is a public live demo, so other users can edit data at the same time.
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A small selection of top-shops created with SmartStore.NET
UK Wedding Favours
Shop for beautiful hand-made wedding favours and personalised wedding gifts, from the UK's largest wedding favour site.Visit Shop
Karibu Sauna-Onlineshop
Offers classic Saunas next to other Heat Sources on Infrared BaseVisit Shop
Editions & Support
Maximum Service
Simply choose what you need: SmartStore.NET is available in 4 editions which are not only differing in the scope of features but also are bookable in combination with certain support levels which are matching the feature scope of the edition. This way you can be sure to obtain the best support for your edition. For developers, agencies and end users alike, the SmartStore.NET service programs offer the optimal solution for everyone.
- Responsive Theme (Flex)
- Mega Search
- Mega Search Plus
- Mega Menu
- Content Slider
- Export (CSV, XML)
- PDF Catalog
- Payment/Shipping-Filter
- Output Cache
- OpenTrans & BMECat
- Azure BLOB Storage
- WebApi
- Plug-Ins (Multishop)
- Plug-Ins (Open source)
- Shop Connector
- Redis
- Support
- Access to support forum
- Access to updates
- Initial Installation
- Online-Helpdesk | Ticketing
- Response guarantee
- Liability & warranty
- Update service by manufacturer
- Emergency support
- Proprietary development support
- Developer support via email
- Responsive Theme (Flex)
- Mega Search
- Mega Search Plus
- Mega Menu
- Content Slider
- Export (CSV, XML)
- PDF Catalog
- Payment/Shipping-Filter
- Output Cache
- OpenTrans & BMECat
- Azure BLOB Storage
- WebApi
- Plug-Ins (Multishop)
- Plug-Ins (Open source)
- Shop Connector
- Redis
- Support
- Access to support forum
- Access to updates
- Initial Installation
- Online-Helpdesk | Ticketing
- Response guarantee 24 h
- Liability & warranty
- Update service by manufacturer
- Emergency support
- Proprietary development support
- Developer support via email
- Responsive Theme (Flex)
- Mega Search
- Mega Search Plus
- Mega Menu
- Content Slider
- Export (CSV, XML)
- PDF Catalog
- Payment/Shipping-Filter
- Output Cache
- OpenTrans & BMECat
- Azure BLOB Storage
- WebApi
- Plug-Ins (Multishop)
- Plug-Ins (Open source)
- Shop Connector
- Redis
- Support
- Access to support forum
- Access to updates
- Initial Installation
- Online-Helpdesk | Ticketing
- Response guarantee 24/7
- Liability & warranty
- Update service by manufacturer
- Emergency support
- Proprietary development support
- Developer support via email
Maximum Service
To ensure that your online shop is up and running in good time, we offer you qualified support. We take care of the initial installation for you or adjust the design according to your wishes. And all this with the competence of the manufacturer.
Initial Installation
Save time and effort by letting us install your SmartStore.NET online shop. We are happy to advise you on choosing a suitable hosting provider as well.Further Information
Installation of SmartStore.NET on suitable web space (system requirements must be met)
Web server setup
You want to install SmartStore.NET on your vServer or "dedicated" server but are missing the necessary programs and services? We are happy to install and configure the necessary programs for you.Further Information
Installation and setup of the necessary software to operate SmartStore.NET on your own dedicated server
- Installation MS SQL Server Express Edition
- Installation .NET Framework 4.5 & MVC 4
- Setup and configuration of a website in IIS
- Configuration of the application pool
Shop basic setup
Don't waste any time. We will install all the settings in your SmartStore.NET online shop and configure all the necessary plug-ins for you. Your SmartStore.net online shop will be ready before you know it!Further Information
- Input of master data and contact details, including contact e-mail (data must be available)
- Data import from SmartStore.biz *
- Installation of payment interfaces *
- Setup of Trusted Shops Interface (seal of approval) including all widgets *
- Setup of shipment methods
- Installation of SSL and Captcha function
- Creation of surveys and news articles (two of each; content must be available)
- Setup of Google Analytics (data must be available)
- Establishment of forums (2 of them)
- Adjustment of country settings (invoicing, VAT etc.)
- Stipulation of main currency and activation of online currency exchange service
- Setup of delivery times
- Integration of a logo (logo data must be available)
Automatic Backup
Frequently and reliable data backup is very important and can't be neglected or even be missed totally. If no backup is performed it soon can be to late at all. Therefore we offer a backup service on a regular basis to you.Further Information
- Our one-time configuration service includes options and services which range from creation of an invidual account for CrashPlan to its configuration. We support you when it comes to the administration of your acount and will make it effective and safe.
- We offer the configuration of an automatic backup of all of your shop data on a daily base. The SmartStore.NET database and the web folder will be backed up with all the corresponding data.
A company's image makes it distinctive, setting it apart from the competition. The online shop also forms part of its corporate identity. Therefore, the visual appearance in this context should also correspond seamlessly with the company's image. We adapt your SmartStore.NET online shop optically, put 4 slides into the content slider and create 10 new content pages.Further Information
Basic theme adaptions
- Optical theme adaptations through theme-configurator and CSS
- Color adjustment based on customer needs
- Typography adjustment based on customer needs
- Creation of four slides for the content slider on the homepage (text and graphics must be available)
- Image cropping for the content slider
- Generating and linking up to 10 new content pages (content must be available)
- Customization of the footer
Do you have an idea or need extra functions or extensions? We bring your ideas to life with the competence of the manufacturer.Further Information
And if that's not enough…do you want a unique online shop or need extra functions? We can fine-tune your shop's processes, create extensions according to your specifications and offer you support in forming a connection to your existing business procedures.
- Extensions and plug-ins
- Workflow adjustments within your shop
- Graphical design (theming)
- Connection to business procedures


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BOULDER — Colorado's game with visiting California at 3:30 p.m. Saturday is rife with sub-plots. The biggest is the coaching battle between two first-year coaches, Mike MacIntyre and Sonny Dykes.
Both interviewed for the Cal job with MacIntyre meeting Cal officials Nov. 30, according to the San Jose Mercury News. Cal hired Dykes away from Louisiana Tech Dec. 6. Colorado hired MacIntyre away from San Jose State four days later.
"I talked to them but it wasn't anything really big-time significant," MacIntyre said at his Tuesday media luncheon. "It's a great school and a great area. We loved the area. We liked it at San Jose. Those are crazy times when you're a coach. One night I had five phone calls from five different schools. It's kind of the way it goes. You don't know who's serious when they're talking to you or not.
"It's kind of like when I was in high school. I never had five girls call me so I wasn't used to it."


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12 Cores in the processor. I feel like ending it there. It is a lot like saying look at this corvette; 1 million hp. 40 GB/s PCIe bandwidth. It's got the new generation Intel Xeon E5 Chipset. 256 bit floating point instructions… A four channel DDR3 memory controller clocked @ 1.866 GHz. 60GB/s memory bandwidth. Dual AMD FirePro GPU's with 6GB of VRAM (each). You can edit 4K video at full resolution while rendering effects in the background and still have enough power to connect this beast to three 4k monitors while simultaneously ordering takeout. OMG.
PCIe flash storage – this is next gen stuff here, these are not SATA based solid-state drives. This beast boots in 6 seconds flat. 1.2 GIGABYTES per second xfer speeds.
Cooling was a big deal on a system like this. It gives off the heat of a small nuclear sub, so how do they keep it cool? That's where the design comes in, they were able to do this with what they call a unified thermal core. Rather than using multiple heat sinks and fans to cool the processor and graphics card they built everything around this big honkin piece of extruded aluminum that was actually designed from the ground up to maximize airflow as well as thermal capacity. Nothing has ever been done like this. It's innovative. It's bold. It's round and cylinder shaped.
Loads of expansion slots, usb, firewire, thunderbolt 2, it's like lions and tigers and bears oh my!
Bluetooth 4.0, 802.11ac (the new fast as heck wireless standard that no one really has yet because it's kind of expensive).
Our benchmarks on this system were so amazing… we don't have any because the machine was so fast they sent it here, and then it winked back to them so fast we didn't get to actually breathe on it. No seriously though, they aren't out yet, they will be later this year. These are the specs. This is the new Apple. It is a departure from the previous recipe of putting 2nd place hardware in a really nice machine, providing the best software solutions that work 99.9% of the time and giving unbelievable support. This is all of that, but instead using the best hardware money can buy. The mark up they got on the hardware made Apple's world go round' and round'. They won't be able to mark up this hardware like they did their other stuff because there isn't enough wiggle room, only the ultra rich would be able to afford it. So it will be interesting to see where the price points come out for their top tier stuff.
I think Tim Cook and his team might have done something here. If the stuff works as advertised, and is fast… if the new iPhone 5s is anything like this… beast of a Mac Pro… we will see Apple at the top of the game for years to come. Innovative, Bold, Risky… I like it.