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119 tural bronze pendant lights from Vaughan Designs, and a custom tile backsplash in a calming beige shade. The same soothing effect prevails in the family room with its tasteful wall treatments and inviting fireplace. Directly above the kitchen and family room, the ad- dition offered the homeowners a spacious master suite that the original home lacked. "Many early-20th-centu- ry homes have smaller bedrooms with shared bath- rooms," says Pomeroy. "In modern homes, people prefer the master suite to be a kind of oasis." This home's oasis takes on a palatial quality, with soaring ceilings and pops of muted turquoise. In addition to new furniture, the room incorporates pieces with past lives. "I take great pleasure in reinventing and reusing," Pomeroy ex- plains. "The highboy dresser against the back wall was in the clients' former den, and we reinvented it with a Chinoiserie finish. The clients also owned a beautiful English walnut drop-leaf table that we used here." No master suite is complete without a luxe bath—Pomeroy designed this one to be "beautifully spa-like," with a A breakfast banquet was added to a sunny window space in the kitchen. Below, The kitchen opens into the family room .