mean fall has arrived. Then the
ponds freeze over and the fields
go white for winter sledding and
snowshoeing—or, if I’m being
honest, snuggling up under alpaca
throws by the fire with a glass of
wine or whiskey.
Here, we are surrounded by
our favorite things—art and fur-
niture that spark memories of
our life together. There are the
living room’s fluffy (and slightly
ridiculous) Carlo Mollino shear-
ling stools, purchased at John
Salibello before I even had a sofa
to sit on; the vintage cowhide
chairs, once deemed un-sittable
by my husband; and the wall-size
photograph of Cash Meier Barn
in Nebraska by Andrew Moore,
which we bought to celebrate our
first Christmas as a couple. A pair
of red Adirondack chairs, picked
up on the side of a road, now perch
on the ridge where Jeremy asked
me to marry him.
Meanwhile, my latest design
addition is a reflection of where
we are headed: an Amish-made
southern-pine swing, where we
plan to spend countless summer
hours outside with our baby girl,
Sienna Jane. ◾A guest room’s
bed is by Williams
Sonoma Home,
and the vintage
chairs are by Arne
Norell. The toile
wallpaper is
by Zoffany.Sienna Jane’s room has an
RH, Restoration Hardware
crib, chair, and ottoman
and a Rebecca Rebouché
mural. RIGHT: A One
Kings Lane bed and Hinson
wallpaper in a guest room.