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38 NAPLES ILLUSTRATED

Come to Naples Historical Society’s

Christmas Gala

at

Historic Palm Cottage

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018

6:30 P.M.

Mrs. George H. Gaynor

2018 Honorary Chair

$350/Person, $550/Patron

$5,000 for an Angel Table of Eight

239-261-8164

http://www.NaplesHistoricalSociety.org

Season’s Benefactors

Tanya & Denny Glass

without using artwork,” she says. To keep clutter down in the master

bath, she placed a tower on the counter between the two vanity mir-

rors. “This way, everything is neat, and it’s nice to have personal items

at eye level instead of in a drawer,” she notes.

For those who reside along Florida’s western shores, the outdoor

living area is an all-important aspect of the home. Here, the exterior

space is as functional as it is handsome. A retractable power awning

extends 12 feet for additional sun protection—a must on those sunny

days—while a dual-level pool deck looks distinctly resort-like. A land-

scape ClearView screen, which has no bars on the vertical portions,

provides unimpeded views while offering protection.

Adjacent to the pool, an outdoor living area is one of the most pop-

ular parts of the house. A stained cypress ceiling adds richness to the

seating and dining areas, which are comprised of rattan furnishings

and blue-and-white fabrics.

The most successful homes are the ones that honor the clients’ per-

sonalities and effectively embrace all that’s current without disregard-

ing the past. “This home is not all new and shiny,” Hoover says. “It

comes with a lot of history. I love it.” «

A dual-level pool

deck and a stained

cypress ceiling give

the home a tropical

resort feel.

Understated yet

elegant wallpaper

brings interest to

the guest and mas-

ter bathrooms.

ABODE