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Textures And Ample Light Define A North Shore Home
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Textures And Ample Light Define A North Shore Home

Photos by Jill Buckner

The foyer's geometric vein-cut marble mosaic flooring from Virginia Tile complements custom wainscoting designed by architect Mandy Brown and installed by Jendrek Construction. The custom chandelier by HB Architectural Lighting is inspired by one the wife saw in a magazine. An antique Louis XVI-style cabinet from Jean-Marc Fray French Antiques in Austin, Texas, adds a vintage touch.
The master bedroom's muted color palette, established by Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter on the walls and a Stark carpet, sets the tone as a place for respite. Eli-Wyn Upholstery re-covered the clients' bed in a Fabricut velvet.
A Victoria + Albert soaker tub from Ferguson serves as the centerpiece of the master bathroom, where a dramatic Visual Comfort chandelier suspends over the Thassos marble-and-shell floor tiles.
Wedemeyer conducted an extensive search for the perfect wallcovering for the dining room before landing upon Weitzner Limited's Palmette pattern from Donghia, which creates the feel of elegance without being too stuffy. Custom chairs by JWD, Inc. covered in Pindler fabric surround an extendable maple-and-rosewood table by Mr. and Mrs. Howard for Sherrill Furniture.
In a North Shore home by designer Jenna Wedemeyer, a view from the foyer draws gazes through the family room and on to the backyard by landscape architect Dave Heller. Remi Hardwood Flooring installed the white-oak planking throughout the house, and Wind's Breath paint by Benjamin Moore adorns all the main-floor walls.
The dining room's Barbara Barry china cabinet from Baker Furniture adds height to the space. Visual Comfort's gilded-iron Marigot chandelier injects an element of sophistication.
To create a symmetrical space in the family room, Wedemeyer paired a white-oak plinth coffee table from The Dovetail Joynt with a custom Kravet sofa and chairs. Corbin Bronze table lamps from Holly Hunt and a Noir quartz-and-antique-brass cocktail table add warmth to the otherwise cool-hued room.
The wife's office was inspired by a set of six photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt. The client's existing desk and chairs sit on a rug from Leslie Hindman Auctioneers, and Visual Comfort's Hampton pendant hangs above.