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The infusion of color in the home reflects the function of
each space. The master bedroom features slate gray walls
to achieve a masculine and urban feel. While the muted
tone fosters the intimate space of a private bedroom,
Glover injects inviting tones into common areas such as
the warm terra cotta color in the basement living space.
The dining room is the homeowner’s favorite space and
most effectively features Glover’s intent to strike a unique
design balance. “My goal was to create a design that was
modern but comfortable, luxurious but casual,” she says.
Grounded by a geometric wool area rug, the room is
anchored by a narrow, walnut table that elongates the
room. The multi-armed, antique brass chandelier captures
the contemporary spirit of the space.
Glover knew it was important to provide some visual
relief from the clean lines and squares that are standard
in modern design. Her efforts to add geometric variety
throughout the home are evident in the curvature of the
round living room coffee tables, globes in the dining room
chandelier and even the undulating wave design of a
credenza.
Such elevated design touches give his home an urban
and modern feel that almost makes you forget the scenic
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