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"A natural palette of earth tones, textured fabrics, stones, metals and woods adds warmth and interest to each living space. In the hearth room, a cedar mantel beam, antique folding screen and rugged medicine chair pop against the freshly plastered fireplace wall.
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Neutrals Let The Artwork Do The Talking In A Memphis Home Made For Gatherings

Photos by Rett Peek

Although the homeowners had previously renovated their kitchen, the designer's efforts gave it a facelift via a layer of plaster on the vent hood and fresh paint on the cabinets. New Ashley Norton hardware and gray-veined Imperial Danby marble countertops balance the rusticity of the ceiling beams and newly refinished wood floors. A custom Roman shade made from Sanderson's Byron Wool Plains linen softens the look.
Rich textures invite relaxation in the library--from a nailhead-trimmed Geoffrey sofa by Bradley to Noir Furniture's gnarled-teak Vert coffee table, both of which rest atop a leather-trimmed rug. Isolation, a painting by Los Angeles artist Mark Acetelli, adds a moody sensibility, while Oly Studio's animallegged Ari side table brings a touch of playfulness.
antique folding screen and rugged medicine chair pop against the freshly plastered fireplace wall.
In an upstairs bathroom, a custom cabinet by Old City Millwork provides plentiful storage, allowing the designer to incorporate a monolithic vanity clad in a seamless slab of Cambria quartz. Apparatus Studio's Tassel sconce illuminates the stone's leathered finish. A soft rug--a flea-market find--brings warmth to the room's cool color palette.
The master bedroom's iron canopy bed--a modern take on French campaign furniture by RH--draws the eye toward the vaulted ceiling, where Sean Anderson suspended Oly Studio's Klemm chandelier in antique bronze. To create a casual sitting area, the designer surrounded a salvaged wood table from Revival with a Sorensen sofa, also by RH, and a Lee Industries swivel chair.
Sean Anderson transformed the once-unused library into a welcoming room for morning coffee and afternoon cocktails. The latter is facilitated by CFC's sleek, two-door Beto bar cabinet, which offers a glimpse of its contents through metal-mesh doors. Linen upholstery and built-in headrests give a pair of RH armchairs a laid-back vibe.
a cedar mantel beam
For this Memphis living room, designer Sean Anderson used a Currey & Company tete-a-tete to establish two intimate gathering areas. The foreground's fireside seating group is further demarcated by layered sisal and cowhide rugs beneath a stump side table from Atlanta's Bungalow Classic. For the U-shaped seating area beyond, he positioned linen-slipcovered sofas and Lee Industries armchairs before a TV cabinet by Old City Millwork.