Homegrown Decor, Interior Design; Angie Seckinger, Photography

Emily Followill

David Duncan Livingston

Jim Bartsch

Giovanni Photography

Douglas Vanderhorn Architects

Michael J. Lee Photography

Josh Beeman Photography

photos by Richard Caplan

Photography: Peter A. Sellar / www.photoklik.com

Jay Greene Photography

These low cabinets disguise and entire home office, making this dining room a versatile space for two disparate purposes. Photo: Rick Lew

The master bedroom is a tropical oasis. This spectacular bed was custom made in California and finished in an rubbed ebony. The custom night stands are accented with Fine Art chandeliers hanging above each as an alternative to a table lamp. The Sanderson fabric used in the window treatments works beautifully with the ming green colors fromt he His and Hers master bath suite. Pewter colored natural grass cloth covers the walls for textures and a Decorative Crafts screen and a Seashell and crystal chandelier compliment the Raymond Waites chairs and game table looking out to the pool, lanai and royal palm trees. Designer: Jere Bradwell Photo byNaples Kenny

This Boulder home speaks to its Agrarian context and the owners desire to merge the vernacular of barns with Cape Cod imagery. Clean geometrical forms are simply clad in wood, stone and metal, creating an aesthetic that is rooted in tradition yet respectful of a contemporary lifestyle. The interior flows from an open kitchen living concept to a more traditional layout of defined rooms. An artist studio with an exterior eroded stone façade defines one end of the house while bedrooms define the other end as well as the second floor. Invention and whimsy permeate throughout with surprising interventions including an indoor/outdoor fireplace, a seasonal ‘living room’ space, and a hidden sleeping nook at the top of the stairs. Photo - Frank Ooms

Designer: Leslie Hayes Interiors Photo: Drew Callaghan