OPPOSITE, FAR LEFT The small main-
level master bedroom is big on charm. “I
bought the quilt in Charleston, and I love
how primitive it is,” says Jaqui, who stuck to
her color palette in the space. OPPOSITE,
TOP RIGHT The two sacrificed a bedroom
to make room for this bathroom, which Jaqui
gave a “fresh beach” feel with Ann Sacks
white tile. OPPOSITE, BOTTOM RIGHT
The couple saw this antique iron bed on
a trip to Litchfield County in the 1990s,
and Jaqui took a Polaroid of it to keep for
inspiration. Years later, they happened upon
the same store and found the bed still there,
propped against a wall. “It was always
meant to be here,” she says. THI S PHOTO
The upper level formerly held five bedrooms,
so Jaqui and John reconfigured them into
larger spaces. The ceiling in this guest room
was opened to the attic. “We often sleep up
here because it has the most magical light—
and billion-dollar views,” she says.
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