Northshore Home magazine highlights the best in architectural design, new construction and renovations, interiors, and landscape design.
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38 WINTER 2021 continuous view throughout the home. "By breaking down walls, by adding new windows we were able to maximize those views," Graf says. A white color palette throughout the house adds to that light, bright feeling. "It made a big difference," says Scimone. "There's so much light with the ocean being right there, it made a huge impact on the home." Other elements, like the watercolor blue stained-glass tile in the powder room; a bookcase-walled library; original pieces of art from artists like Wolf Kahn and Diane Burko; and a rectangular, contem- porary fireplace, add pops of personality and color to the space. "In addition to being an artist, I also collect art from other art- ists," Petrovich-Cheney says. "I believe that supporting artists and buying real art (instead of posters or mass-produced images) adds to the sophistication and charm of a house." Another way that they "lightened" the home was by eschewing upper kitchen cabinets, instead opting for custom built-ins in the A bedroom is furnished in antiques and bright colors. The floor is stenciled in a floral pattern. vignettes nshoremag.com/nshorehome/ 781-820-3434 | pat@mayinteriors.net | mayinteriors.net Timeless Comfortable surroundings & PHOTOGRAPHY BY SARAH WINCHESTER STUDIOS