a bronze Dennis & Leen table centered on a cowhide rug. The mirrored table from French designer Jean de Merry reflects the sisal and leather area rug. “The bone chandelier is like a wind chime when air blows through the room,” See adds. The expansive living room has matching carved limestone fireplaces at either end accented by iron chandeliers from Formations. A five-foot custom antler chandelier was created from red and fallow deer and elk by Colorado’s Crystal Farm. The subtle shades of the Turkish Oushak rug blends with the hand-hewn oak floor harvested in Europe. One side of the room features various seating areas utilizing pieces from the Sees’ 1818 furniture line. And because the ceiling is so high, the cocktail table is taller than normal and features an ottoman that slides underneath. The dining table by the other fireplace is comprised of a concrete top on a traditional trestle table base. “It took five or six guys to get that concrete top in place,” says See. Suede Rose Tarlow armchairs are featured at each end. The four fully upholstered side chairs were fabricated through Sees Design. The den is elegantly casual on a smaller scale than other areas of the house, largely because of the lowered ceiling height. Additional
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: A LARGE MIRRORED TABLE SITS UPON A SISAL-AND-LEATHER AREA RUG. A COZY SITTING AREA IS CREATED AROUND THE FIREPLACE USING ROSE TARLOW CHAIRS AND A DENNIS & LEEN TABLE SITUATED ON A COWHIDE RUG. THE ONLY BEDROOM IN THIS 8,000-SQUARE-FOOT HOME FEATURES A CUSTOMIZED BED AND HORSEHAIRCOVERED BENCH. ACCESSORIES EVOKE THE OLD WORLD SENSIBILITY OF THE HOME DESIGN.
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