The living room has two seating areas: One pointed toward the fireplace, one toward the larger part of the room.
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The living room has two seating areas: One pointed toward the fireplace, one toward the larger part of the room.
Tria Giovan
Caulkins created two zones in the living room, positioning a pair of sofas back-to-back to make separate seating areas. Both wear stripes by Christopher Farr Cloth, while the slipper chair boasts Kit Kemp’s Bookend Embroidered fabric. An acrylic table by Highland House grounds this space without adding weight. A pair of floor lamps by Visual Comfort & Co. illuminate both zones. Artwork by John Platt delivers bold color over the mantel, while a vintage rug adds color to the floor.
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