These images have been in my design file for quite some time and each time I run across them I find them as fresh and appealing as ever. Every comfort is accounted for, yet restraint is evident in the unadorned plaster walls and the modest number of purely decorative items throughout.
The owner/designer is Jenny Peters and she certainly has captured the essence of the design philosophy I've often mentioned throughout linen & lavender: for a restorative, inspiring living environment we need to have areas we intentionally leave bare. —A rest for the senses...breathing room.
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Owner/Designer: Jenny Peters Photographer: Tria Giovan Architect: Rafael Portuondo
{Cast iron deer plaque used as wall hook} 9.5"x8.5"x3.5" - $29.
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