[above] Priscilla, a Maine-coon, basks in the master bedroom. Says Kelleher, “I got her after a tarot card reading in Vermont 10 years ago. She was four weeks old and would not leave my side. They said it was meant to be.” Kelleher made the draperies with Dwell fabric from Zimmans. Bedding by Unison. Carpet in the Master and the Dressing Room are by FLOR. [left] The mirror was Reed’s grandmother’s.
The prints above the bed were found in Japan by Reed’s grandfather during WWII. The duvet cover is by Jonathan Adler in a pattern that repeats throughout the house. Wall desk is from CB2. The organic felt wall organizer is from Mio Culture. The pink Jesus on the side table is not only a pop of color but also a religious-themed Magic 8-Ball.
[opposite] The giant wall-decal, acquired
from Etsy.com, makes dramatic use of the room’s height and continues the home’s birds and trees theme. The built-in cabinet brings a Victorian detail to the modern detail to the home’s esthetic. A cowhide area rug defines the space and reinforces the organic curves in the rooms’ decor. Dramatic light fixture by Cartell.
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