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FEATURES 12 A Georgian Gem: History of Pineapple Acre
40 Third-Floor Dressing Room, Georgia Kukoski, Closet Factory
19 Floor Plans
42 Third-Floor Bathroom, Stephanie Theofanos, Modern Traditions Interior Design
20 Foyer, Angela Elliott, Angela Elliott Interiors 22 Powder Room, Merry Powell, Merry Powell Interiors 24 Dining Room, Kevin Malone, Patti Ryan and Lucy Leake, Williams & Sherrill 26 Kitchen, Richard Hendrick and Barbara Facetti, Custom Kitchens and Sara Hillery, Sara Hillery Interior Design 28 Second-Floor Landing, Ginger Levit, Ginger Levit atelier 30 Gentleman’s Room, Jonathan Williams, Summer Classics Program published by: 2201 W. Broad St., Suite 105, Richmond, Virginia 23220 Phone: (804) 355-0111
Publisher/Director of Sales: Richard Malkman Associate Publisher/Editorial Director: Susan Winiecki Creative Director: Steve Hedberg Managing Editor, R•Home: Jessica Ronky Haddad Art Director: Sarah Barton Graphic Designer: Adrian Walker Contributing Writer: Paula Peters Chambers Contributing Photographer: Sarah Walor Account Executives: Martha Hebert and Kelly McCauley Studio Shots: Julianne Tripp, Rob Hendricks and Adrian Walker
Cover: Photo by Sarah Walor
32 Bedroom 3 and Jack & Jill Bath, Melissa Molitor, MMM Designs Interiors 33 Bedroom 2, Michael Maszaros, Cabin Creek Interiors 34 Second-Floor Master Closet & Garage, Steven O’York, Closets of Virginia
44 Living Room, Moyanne Harding, Interiors by Moyanne 46 Library, Kenneth Byrd, Kenneth Byrd Design 50 Porch and Fountain Area, Mariya Boykova and Fiona Jensen, LaDiff 52 Outdoor Containers, Christie Fargis, Christie Fargis Landscape Designs LLC 54 Back-Right Corner of Yard, Chuck Bateman, Chuck Bateman Design 56 Pool Deck and Gazebo, Jessica Claudio, Summer Classics 58 Front and Back Yard Lighting Sources, Todd Peace, INARAY Outdoor Lighting
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Welcome and Committee
36 Second-Floor Master Bedroom, Melissa Mathe and Alicia Conrad, Melissa Mathe Interior Design
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37 Second-Floor Master Bath, Melissa Mathe and Alicia Conrad, Melissa Mathe Interior Design
10 Special Events
38 Third-Floor Master, William T. Chambers, U-Fab Interiors, Furniture, Fabric & Fabrication
62 Richmond Symphony Officers
19 Floor Plans 60 Acknowledgements 63 Boutique
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DESIGNER HOUSE COMMITTEE
Welcome to Pineapple Acre, the 2016 Richmond Symphony Orchestra League’s 17th Designer House. Located in historic Ginter Park, this masterpiece home, one of Richmond’s finest, was designed by Courtenay Somerville Welton in 1929 for David Satterfield Jr. The classic Georgian revival home, located on just over an acre, will be transformed by some of our finest interior and exterior designers. With five bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, three floors, formal gardens with a terrace, a swimming pool, a fountain and garden paths, we have lots to show! The Honorable Viola and Dr. Archer Baskerville have owned the property for more than 30 years and are graciously sharing this wonderful home as our largest biennial fundraiser in support of the Richmond Symphony. We are again privileged to have Kroger as our Title Sponsor. We are very appreciative of our Gold Sponsor, Anne Carter & Walter R. Robins, Jr. Foundation; our Silver Sponsor, Elizabeth G. Schneider Charitable Trust; our Bronze Sponsor, The Peachtree House Foundation; our Media Sponsor, Richmond magazine/R•Home magazine; and our Preferred Beer Sponsor, Hardywood. We also graciously thank you for touring our Designer House and for participating in the many evening events, enjoying lunch on the terrace in the Café, and shopping in our Boutique filled with unique gifts. Our house is made fabulous by the talent and vision of our interior and exterior designers — a group with amazing talent. Thank you, designers! The Richmond Symphony Orchestra League is a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating a volunteer membership that supports the Richmond Symphony through fundraising, education and community involvement. On behalf of the Richmond Symphony Orchestra League Board of Directors and the Designer House Committee, Welcome to Pineapple Acre!
Susan S. Williams President, Richmond Symphony Orchestra League
Julie Brantley Chair, 2016 Richmond Symphony Orchestra League Designer House
Chair
Julie Brantley
RSO Board Reps
Susan S. Williams (President) Ann Burks (Vice-President, Ways and Means)
Secretary
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Treasurer
Hugh Catlett
Asst. Treasurer
Karen Catlett
Artist
Sally Mistr
Bare Bones Party
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Boutique
Joanne Barreca Ann Bolesta Judy Green Sheila Leckie
Café
Elinor Kuhn Suzanne Franke
Day Sponsors
Veronica Wauford
Gala
Myra Bennett Ludi Webber
Group Sales
Linda Cregger
Special Events
Charlotte Kerr Celeste Johnston Chris Landis Joyce Clemmons
House Operations
John King Annette Martino
Interior Designers
Stephanie Caperton
Landscape Designers Betty Anderson Chris Landis Major Sponsors
Faye Holland Della Conti
Media Relations
Cheryl Keller Alison Eckis Diane Fraser
Raffle
Martha Camire Wendy Sydnor
Tickets
Matt Williams Lisa Stassi
Thirsty Thursdays
Susan Thomas Della Conti
Volunteers
Donna Millhouse Pat Rodenhaver Lillie Wauford Susan Bain Sally Wood
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Elizabeth G. Schneider Charitable Trust
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Media Sponsors RICHMOND MAGAZINE´S
Advantastaff, Inc. Bel Arbor Builders, Inc. Carreras Jewelers Cedarfield Covenant Woods Drs. Kaugars and Miller, P.C. Ensminger Architecture Ethan Allen of Richmond Invincia, A Towne Insurance Agency Janet Brown Interiors Lakewood Retirement Community Midlothian Tennis Club Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, Amy C. Grieves, CFP, ChFC Napier Realtors ERA The Niou Way Group at Morgan Stanley Picard, Rowe and Rosen, Attorneys at Law UDig, LLC Union Bank and Trust Virginia Family Dentistry Westminster Canterbury Richmond Westminster Canterbury Foundation
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Beer Sponsor
President Susan S. Williams President Elect Ann Burks Education Vice President John King Hospitality Vice President Susan Thomas Membership Vice President Stephanie Biggs Ways and Means Vice President Ann Burks Treasurer David Berry Corresponding Secretary Della Conti Recording Secretary Karen Catlett Nominating Committee Ludi Webber Budget/Finance Hugh Catlett Assistant Treasurer Matt Williams By/Laws, Parliamentarian Faye Holland League of American Orchestras Joyce Maines Government Liaison Wendy Sydnor Guest Artist Hospitality Susan Bain RSOL Administrator Barbara Espigh
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ADVANCE TICKETS are available at area Kroger locations through Sept. 11 for $20 per person (a $5 savings over the price charged after the house opens for tours on Sept. 12). AFTER SEPT. 11, tickets will be available at the door or online at rsol.org for $25 per person. GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE are $20 per person, purchased in one transaction. For more information, please visit rsol.org or call 804-662-0334.
Pineapple Acre is located at: 3223 Hawthorne Avenue Ginter Park Richmond, VA 23227 Hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Parking is on street. Please note the No Parking signs in some areas.
Proceeds benefit the Richmond Symphony
Monday – Friday 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Saturday . . . . . 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 – 3:30 p.m.
Enjoy a delicious selection of salads, sandwiches and desserts along with a glass of wine or beer while dining under the tent or within the gardens at Pineapple Acre. Catering by Tarrant’s West. To preview menu, visit rsol.org.
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Along with the daily Designer House tours, lunch in the Garden Café and shopping in the Boutique, there are many special events planned at the 2016 Richmond Symphony Orchestra League Designer House.
SEPT. 12 Gardening Tips Presentation with Kevin Cutlip, personal garden coach and owner of kevinsgarden.com. 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Free with purchase of a house tour ticket.
When planning your visit to the Designer House, check the many events that you can include with your tour. Most events require reservations.
SEPT. 14 Irish Music with RSO’s David Fisk and Anne O’Byrne. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Event and house tour, $45; concert only $25. Limit of 200 attendees. Food provided by The Rogue Gentlemen.
For additional information, tickets and reservations visit rsol.org and click on Designer House.
Thursday evenings are quite the event at Pineapple Acre. From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. stroll the gardens enjoying wine or beer, live music and light hors d’oeuvres. Hardywood is the featured brewery for every event. Tours begin at 5 p.m., live music begins at 5:30 p.m. SEPT. 15 Food by Buz and Ned’s Real Barbecue Music featuring Nothin’ but a Threesome SEPT. 22 Food by Lunch.Supper Wines by New Kent Winery Music featuring George Turman and Friends SEPT. 29 Food by Max’s Positive Vibe Café Music featuring Steve Bassett OCT. 6
Food by Tarrant’s West Music featuring Last Call with Mike Guza
Thirsty Thursday tickets are $25 per person and include beverage tastings, light hors d’oeuvres and musical entertainment. A $45 combo ticket also includes a tour of the house ($5 discount). House tours can be taken that evening or on a different date. Tickets can be purchased at the door and online at rsol.org. Each Thirsty Thursday event is limited to 200 guests.
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SEPT. 20 “Hey, Tutti, Who’s in the Shower?” Surprises at the Governor’s House and making a Historic Home Livable for a Modern Family with Roxane Gilmore, former First Lady of Virginia. 11 a.m. to noon. Free with purchase of a house tour ticket. SEPT. 23 Floral Arrangements Presentation with David Pippin, a highly sought-after designer of inspired floral arrangements and wellknown horticulturalist. 2 to 4 p.m. Event and house tour ticket, $45. Reservations required. Limit of 50 attendees. SEPT. 27 Plein Air Painting in the Gardens with Celeste Johnston. 2:30 to 4 p.m. Event and house tour ticket, $35. Reservations required. Limit of 15 attendees. SEPT. 28 House tour and afternoon tea by Homemades by Suzanne. 2 to 4 p.m. $60. Reservations required. Limit of 100 attendees. SEPT. 29 “Downsizing in Today’s World — Stuff, Stuff and more Stuff” with Ken Farmer, soughtafter advisor, appraiser and auctioneer. 11 a.m. to noon. Event is free with purchase of a house tour ticket. OCT. 6
Wreath making with David Pippin, designer of inspired floral arrangements and wellknown horticulturalist. 2 to 4 p.m. Event and house tour ticket, $45. Reservations required. Limit of 50 attendees.
OCT. 9
Antiques Appraisal Fair with experts from America’s oldest auction house, Freeman’s, along with Ken Farmer, advisor, appraiser and auctioneer. 1 to 4 p.m. Event and house tour ticket, $40, with $15 for each item to be appraised. Excludes dolls, toys, stamps, coins or modern/military guns and items that cannot be carried by hand. Reservations required. Limit of 300 attendees.
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From Christmas Day open houses to parties with steel-drum
ORIGIN
Contrary to what some may believe, Ginter Park was not the first suburb the house is open to the public as never before as it takes on for the city of Richmond … but it the mantle of Richmond Symphony Orchestra League’s 2016 was the first suburb for the wealthy. Designer House. In the late 1880s, businessman Built in 1929, the house at 3223 Hawthorne Ave. is techniLewis W. Ginter began purchascally not in the original Ginter Park neighborhood plat. But ing large swaths of farmland in northern Henrico County its classic Georgian architecture, combined with traditionally (see sidebar on Page D14). But Ginter wasn’t able to get all landscaped grounds, is in keeping with the land he wanted. Much of the land Dr. Archer and the Honorable the homes that surrounded it — homes south of Westwood Avenue and east of Viola Baskerville currently that were specifically intended for the Chamberlayne was owned by W.T. Hood own “Pineapple Acre” upper-crust of Richmond society at the for his tree and shrub nursery. Business time. The current owners, the Honorable was booming, and Hood had no interest Viola and Dr. Archer Baskerville, have in selling. lived there since 1984. It wasn’t until 1929 that Richmond “Pineapple Acre offers a unique Commonwealth’s Attorney David Satterfield Jr. was able to obtain just opportunity for Richmonders to see an over 1 acre of land at the corner of 87-year-old home transformed into a Westwood Avenue and what is now spectacular 21st-century home,” says Hawthorne Avenue. The architect he Julie Brantley, RSOL Designer House chair. hired — Courtenay S. Welton — was “The designers chosen for 2016 will offer many ideas for making such homes more both a friend and a Hampden-Sydney livable and fun for today.” College graduate. Welton was already bands, “Pineapple Acre” has been a home of warmth and welcome for nearly a century. Now, from Sept. 12 through Oct. 10,
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designing for his alma mater’s campus and houses for Richmond residents. In 1925, Welton wrote an article for “The Southern Architect and Building News” titled “Houses of the Georgian Period.” In it, he described classic characteristics of the style: the Flemish bond pattern of bricks, arched windows and much paneling. All of these features were incorporated into the Satterfields’ house.
Clockwise from top: front of house; main staircase; back of house window and brick detail
EARLY DAYS The Satterfield family moved into the house with two sons, David III and Richard (known as Dick), when the boys were in grade school. The lovely, spacious home was perfect for entertaining both business associates and personal friends. Anne Satterfield, who was married to David III »
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(who later served in Congress in his father’s seat), recalls an annual Christmas Day open house that the family says was “for the world.” Blanche Kidd Satterfield, wife of David Jr., prepared all the food herself, Anne Satterfield says, and was a gracious hostess with “a great, outgoing personality.” “Dave’s father was Commonwealth’s Attorney when they moved into the house, and in those days, being Commonwealth’s Attorney was a big deal,” she says. “I remember stories of how Dave and his younger brother, Dick, played ball in the street [during the Christmas party] because the house was full of people.” Anne Satterfield lived briefly in the house shortly after she and David III were married. “I was from a small town —
From left: Richard Satterfield, son; David Satterfield Jr., father and original owner; and David Satterfield III
Blackstone,” she says. “I lived in a nice house in Blackstone, but it wasn’t anything like this architectdesigned house.” The Satterfields lived in the house for 15 years, moving after their sons were grown and when David Satterfield Jr. took a job in New York City. Anne Satterfield says she still has a small Chippendale sofa that was on the second-floor landing; other items await a new generation: “They’re in storage for my grandson,” she says.
MOVING ON
IN THE LATE 1800S, Richmonders were ready to escape the dirt and noise of the center city. The first city suburbs, Highland Park and Barton Heights, began to attract residents as early as the late 1880s. These neighborhoods, on the city’s North Side, were accessible via streetcar and had homes built on moderately sized lots, so they were available to both workingand middle-class families. But businessman Lewis W. Ginter, mindful of those options, focused his attention on Henrico County, just outside the city limits. “Ginter was getting a suburb for the upper class,” says Anne Thorn, longtime
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editor of the Ginter Park Residents Association newsletter. “There wasn’t trolley service there Lewis Ginter at the time, and land was cheap.” Ginter began to build his neighborhood with the donation of land to Union Theological Seminary, which was looking to leave its original location at HampdenSydney College. While philanthropic, the donation was also strategic, Thorn says. “The seminary is going to give you the type of neighbors that you, as an upper-class person, want to have,” says Thorn, who is at work, with Charlie Brock, on a book about the area’s origins: The Pioneers of Ginter Park. Once the seminary committed, Ginter pushed to have the streetcar
line extended. By June 1897, service was available as far north as Laburnum Avenue, west to Hermitage and north to Lakeside Park. But Ginter died Oct. 2, 1897, leaving the Sherwood Land Co. — which had begun work on Ginter Park as well as another neighborhood, Sherwood Park — in the care of his heirs, three nieces and a nephew. (His companion, John Pope, predeceased him.) It took until 1906 for the Lewis Ginter Land and Improvement Company to be established. Niece Grace Arents, who Thorn notes had ample business acumen from time spent with her generous uncle, took the helm, even though a man’s name was always atop the letterhead. Her slogan, “City conveniences and country advantages,” was a success. And so was the neighborhood. —PPC
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HOW DOES DESIGNING FOR AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? History and architecture have a voice … and you have to listen to that. This house is beautifully situated on a generous lot. It’s sophisticated and classic.
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WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THE FOYER?
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Midcentury mirror-and-glass prism chandelier, Summer Loftin Antiques 2. Bargello pattern for French fauteuil, Scalamandré 3. Greek key wool carpet runner, Stanton 4. Hand-knotted wool-and-viscose antiqued rug, Loloi 5. Glazed linen wallpaper, Schumacher 6. Sconce, Kelly Wearstler for Visual Comfort
The foyer is spacious, and there’s a deep curved staircase. I wanted to take advantage of the gracious proportions and the opportunity to impact the initial emotions of visitors. I wanted to make a good first impression!
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? I didn’t even realize until I was finished, but my design includes both of this year’s Pantone colors of the year [Rose Quartz, a pink, and Serenity, a powder blue].
WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY? SPECIAL THANKS Designers Market; Stanton Carpet; Hallmark Rugs; Bob Lemon Upholstery; Kelsey Copeland Art; Schumacher; Competitive Edge Paper Installation; Harold’s Painting
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Merry Powell assists clients in Richmond, Washington, D.C., and beyond, whether through traveling to her clients or through her online design services. She often works in older homes and notes that her efforts likely include as much excavation as renovation.
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WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THE POWDER ROOM? There’s something about this little utilitarian afterthought! These spaces are easy to forget, but almost every guest in the house uses it. You can do a lot with it, since you’re not spending a lot of time there.
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE?
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Antique carded-and-gilded mirror, Italian c. 1890 2. Everly sconce, Hinkely Lighting 3. Cloth of Gold, Ralph Lauren Paint 4. Wooden rosette, hand-finished by designer 5. “Celebrations VI” by Richmond artist Holly Markhoff
Being that I work on a lot of older spaces, I try hard not to undo what’s good. I kept the original tile and a corner sink that’s porcelain over cast iron. The best thing is to do as little as possible without harming the space.
WHAT KIND OF MOOD WERE YOU TRYING TO EVOKE? Over the top! I was fortunate enough to stay at the Inn at Little Washington in a room with a bathroom that was apparently inspired by something at Versailles, and that’s what I thought of.
SPECIAL THANKS Richmond artist Holly Markhoff, hollymarkhoff.com; Ferguson Enterprises and Hinkley Lighting; Magda Zuniga, Magda’s Workroom; design assistant Randall Powell
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WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY? I hope they will see it’s worthwhile to save original elements in an old house. They add layers of authenticity.
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Kevin Malone has worked in high-end residential design for 19 years. This is his sixth RSOL Designer House. Lucy Leake came to Williams & Sherrill after working with Baker, Knapp and Tubbs in The Boston Design Center for more than 20 years. Patti Ryan has worked in interior decorating since 1989; this is her second RSOL experience.
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? Ryan: The measurements are always inconsistent in old houses; an inch difference makes a world of difference. Malone: You just don’t know what you’re going to find in the walls.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Chandelier, Canopy Designs 2. Wallpaper, Leftbank Art 3. Chair fabric, Studio B, Jim Johnson Collection 4. Chair fabric, Hamilton Fabrics 5. Noir server, Lillian August 6. Antique Drapery Rod Co.
Leake: It was a great opportunity to showcase our product lines. Ryan: It was the challenge of decorating a dining room in a unique way.
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? Malone: You need to be able to walk through [the dining room] to the kitchen and feel like you’re not in a maze. Leake: Enhancing the moldings without over-embellishing them.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS?
SPECIAL THANKS Barden’s Decorating, Inc; Bridget Beari Colors; Bob McRae Custom Slipcovers; Touch Penn Custom Sewing; Handled With Care Ltd.; L. Duncan Electrical; Dover Interiors Upholstery.
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Ryan: Dining rooms have really been neglected because people aren’t entertaining that way. We’re trying to re-craft that room into something that people will use.
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Richard Hendrick, CKD, is president and chief designer for Custom Kitchens, a family-owned business now in its 50th year. He will transform the kitchen with the help of Barbara Facetti, the firm’s longtime project coordinator with more than 30 years’ experience, and Sara Hillery of Sara Hillery Interior Design. We spoke with Hendrick about the project.
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? There are lots of things to work around that in a new space there wouldn’t have been, like a staircase and electrical panel. That’s what our business is about.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Maarid chandelier, Feiss 2. Sivas wool kilim rug, West Elm 3. “All I Ever Wanted,” Ron Johnson painting 4. Laurel pull, Baskerville 5. Echo Design for Kravet Collections 6. Clara counter stool, Noir
Its old Richmond feel. The house is grand, but the kitchen is not.
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? Trying to get enough storage in the kitchen with limited wall space. We’ve used base cabinets with big drawers and then moved the refrigerator to allow for more cabinetry.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT? The built-in refrigerator!
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WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY? You can mix traditional with modern elements. If done correctly, it can definitely be done.
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Héloïse “Ginger” Levit is a private art dealer and arts journalist. An admirer of the old masters, she selected American artists for this project. She has contributed to several RSOL Designer Houses, including Rothesay in 2010.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. “Into The Woods” by Raoul Middleman, oil on canvas 2. “Village en France” by Joumsbury, oil on canvas 3. “The Blue Room” by William Fletcher Jones, oil on canvas 4. “Paris Cafe” by Huchet, oil on canvas SPECIAL THANKS Michael Kelly for his invaluable assistance in every phase of realizing the transformation of a second floor landing into an art gallery, and James Brown for preparing the walls.
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WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF THE HOUSE? This lovely estate is an American version of a small castle or chateau. It has beautiful moldings and other architectural details.
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Curious and knowledgeable. Painting is more than looking. When you’re dealing with fine paintings, what you’re doing is discovering the provenance: Who owned the painting? Where does it come from? You become knowledgeable by doing research.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT? The symbiotic relationship between the walls and windows. It’s about elements of the room complementing one another.
The space feels like a mini-room, even though it is a hallway landing. Anything covered in fabric was designed in-house and made from scratch.
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Jonathan Williams is senior design consultant at Summer Classics and has his own design firm, Jonathan Andrew Interiors. This is his fourth RSOL Designer House; he designed two spaces for the 2014 house in Hallsley.
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WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF THE HOUSE? I loved all the detail and the moldings. People do put up molding these days, but not that amount and not that quality.
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WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THIS PARTICULAR ROOM? As soon as I walked into it, I knew what I wanted to do. The shape and size were perfect for a gentleman’s sitting room.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Designer’s collection of natural curiosities 2. Bevel Smoke #196, Summer Classics 3. Geode, Summer Classics Home 4. Avignon Charcoal, Gabby Home 5. Rush Lipstick #317, Gabby Home 6. Mont Blanc Wolf leather, Gabby Home, 7. Magnifying glass, Summer Classics Home
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT?? The natural curiosities cabinet — a Chinese antique that I am redoing.
WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY?
SPECIAL THANKS Accent Draperys and Interiors; Casey Fabling, Fabling Built; Barden’s Decorating; York Wallcoverings; Herb Pulliam, artist; Richard Stone, The Faux Real Company; Christie Fargis, Christie Fargis Landscape Design, LLC
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Eames-style rocker, All Modern 2. Herringbone wallpaper, Livettes Wallcovering, Riga 3. White shag pillow cover, Habitation Boheme 4. Chandelier, Faubourg 5. Windstorm, Sherwin Williams 6. Armitage Grey, Sherwin Williams
HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? It’s basically comparing a blank canvas to working with existing features. There are old radiators throughout the house, and they present something you have to think about.
WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF THE HOUSE? There are surprises around every corner! There are really cool possibilities to create unique spaces.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? I don’t think there are any rules in residential [design]. I’m a big DIY fan — I like to make things personal. I was going for Midcentury modern, a nice contrast.
WHAT WILL SURPRISE PEOPLE?
SPECIAL THANKS Livettes Wallpaper Company; I-A-P Drywall and Painting; Derek Molitor
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” I want the room to be fun and outdoorsy, kind of like a romantic adventure.”
I’m not using the typical primary colors found in a child’s bedroom. It’s a very sophisticated feel. Also, I want to show all the different things you can do for yourself. It doesn’t have to cost a ton!
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? A new space is sterile. An old space already has a lot of charm and character, so we can work with the story that’s already being told.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? We are going soft and feminine, with bold, bright pops of color. We’re using gray and yellow, which is a big color combination right now, and making it modern but with a traditional background.
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WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY?
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Ithaki sheer and Lemonade silk, Osborne & Little 2. Yellow Brick Road, Benjamin Moore 3. Dovetail, Sherwin Williams 4. Ginevera wallpaper, Osborne & Little 5. Dauphine queen bed in weathered white, Eloquence® 6. Pattern P572-04, Designers Guild Items pictured may not appear in final rooms. Contact designer for details.
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? In older homes, you’re working with a preset floor plan and layout, and you have challenges like plaster and lathing, uneven floors, etc. With a new house, you have an upper hand where you can work with the customer from the beginning.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Shaker drawer face in snow white with glazing, Valen Drawers; “Delmar” handle in smoked pewter, Jeffrey Alexander 2. Contemporary slab door front with beveled edges in Gordon’s cherry, DoorMark; “Royce” handle in polished chrome finish, Jeffrey Alexander 3. Art Deco style tie rack in polished chrome, Hafele America 4. Dark oil-rubbed bronze clothing rod, Hafele America 5. Polished chrome clothing rod, Hafele America 6. Classic raised-panel drawer front in Candelight finish, Northern Contours; “Lillie” handle in antique bronze, Jeffrey Alexander
The house has a relatively small garage which would have been typical when that house was built… it was a little bit of a challenge to provide good storage without taking up too much of the space.
WHAT KIND OF MOOD WERE YOU TRYING TO EVOKE? Peace and harmony. I hear from customers all the time that their closet is a nice start to their day. They’ve never had that kind of organization.
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WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY? Think about vertical space. If you have a house with 9-foot or 10-foot ceilings, let’s go up.
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HOW DOES DESIGNING FOR AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? Mathe: There are pros and cons to both. With an older space, you have character and charm.
WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF THE HOUSE? Mathe: Gorgeous! Conrad: Jaw-dropping!
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE?
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Bedside lamp, Currey and Co. 2. Signature ikat pattern, Kravet 3. Accent ceiling paint, Scuffmaster by Wolf Gordon 4. Bedding linen, Duralee 5. Bed pillow, Lindsay Cowles
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Mathe: The bathroom is an obvious addition. It breaks up the symmetry of the windows. Also, the ceilings are lower on the second floor, which affects light fixture selection.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? Conrad: Bold colors and using brushed gold — on the light fixtures, in the window-treatment fabric and on the ceiling.
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Melissa Mathe, CID, LEED AP, has worked in hospitality, commercial and real estate design, and she opened her own firm in 2010. Alicia Conrad has more than a decade of experience in both small residential projects and high-end commercial and healthcare installations. This is the team’s first designer house in Richmond.
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WHAT KIND OF MOOD WERE YOU TRYING TO EVOKE? Mathe: Classic sophistication. It’s simple and clean but makes a statement.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT?
IN THE PHOTOS 6. Antique dresser mirror 7. Towel hook, Near & Dear 8. Painting, Lindsay Cowles 9. Pineapple bookends, Wayfair 10. Wallpaper, Lindsay Cowles 11. Gossamer Lace
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WHAT WILL SURPRISE PEOPLE? Conrad: The bold use of colors … there’s nothing subtle in the room. Mathe: People can be intimidated by color, but there’s no need to be. It’s easy to change paint color.
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? Measurements — nothing is standard! Custom work actually works better in an older home because you have to find items to fit.
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WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? To make it feel connected to the rest of the house but also feel like a sanctuary.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Vintage Zenith radio 2. Hollywood Velvet cashmere, U-Fab 3. Tuxedo, Jonathan Adler 4. Platinum area rug, U-Fab 5. Natural-fiber bedding, U-Fab 6. Accent throw, U-Fab
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? We are going for grandmother’s Midcentury garden, with floral fabrics and Midcentury design.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT? Our fully upholstered bed is going to be the center of the room, so it has to be lush and comfortable and striking, and yet blend.
SPECIAL THANKS The entire staff and workroom at U-Fab Interiors; Carlysle Vicenti, artist and painter; Diane Williams, Art to Di For; Yves Delorme Richmond; Shades of Light; Metro Modern; Strawberry Fields Flowers & Finds; Carpet Cuts; Faith Dickerson, electrician
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? In the world of closets, older homes are always more interesting because when those houses were built, storage needs were so different than they are today. It’s always a nice challenge.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT?
Items pictured may not appear in final rooms. Contact designer for details.
IN THE PHOTOS 1. Cabinet hardware, House of Antique 2. Loloi Rugs 3. Sporty Blue, Sherwin Williams 4. Chair fabric, Wesley Hall 5. Fabricut fabric and trim, Samuel & Sons 6. Wallpaper, Lindsay Cowles LLC
You would expect traditional fluted columns, but we’re going to have inset mirrors on the columns.
WHAT WILL SURPRISE PEOPLE? Wonderful abstract wallpaper by local artist Lindsay Cowles. I knew it would bring something a little unexpected.
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Items pictured may not appear in final rooms. Contact designer for details.
IN THE PHOTOS 1. Modern Grid bath light, Shades of Light 2. Waterhouse drawer pull, Rejuvenation 3. Vanity cabinetry refaced by Steve Righter Cabinetmaker, painted by Michele Buchanan Studios 4. Fabricut Tenison, U-Fab 5. Custom chandelier, Umanoff Designs
The color and the layout. Initially, you think we need a complete redo. But time and budget constraints mean that’s not always an option.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? I’m going to modernize it with bold color — a bold emerald green — and change to soft gold fixtures. It will become traditional with contemporary graphic accents.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT? The color. I love rich, saturated color.
WHAT WILL SURPRISE PEOPLE? SPECIAL THANKS Best Tile; Michele Buchanan Studios; Cardinal Electrical Services; Theodora Miller Fine Art; Steve Righter Cabinetmaker; River City Tile & Design; Shades of Light; Strawberry Fields Flowers & Finds; U-Fab Interiors, Furniture, Fabric & Fabrication for the Home; Umanoff Designs; Yves Delorme
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HOW DOES DESIGNING IN AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING A BRAND-NEW SPACE? I take in the architectural style of the home and consider that. Sometimes older homes require different colors to make the best of the space.
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Items pictured may not appear in final rooms. Contact designer for details.
IN THE PHOTOS 1. Brighton Pavilion wallpaper in black and white, Schumacher 2. Ashati Pearl fabric, Mark Alexander 3. Wisteria wallpaper, Farrow & Ball 4. Jungle fabric in gris, Pierre Grey
I love it! It’s stately — not in a grand way, but in an elegant way.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? It is modern but it is classic. The colors I chose are actually neutral to give it a fresher and timeless appeal. My thought was to make it fresh and beautiful — to make it a “now” room.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE DESIGN ELEMENT? The color palette.
WHAT WILL SURPRISE PEOPLE? I think they’re going to like the room and they’re not going to be sure why. You don’t want to look overly decorated. You just want to walk in a room and say, “This feels good.”
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This is the first RSOL Designer House for Kenneth Byrd and his team. As a musician in his younger years — playing two instruments for his school orchestra — Byrd sees his involvement as a way to support the symphony’s professional musicians.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Brass accessory, Kenneth Byrd Design 2. Cotton Club Velvet in Almond, Schumacher 3. Grafitto Wallpaper, Onyx Beige, Kelly Wearstler 4. Custom live-edge waterfall desk, Mac McIntyre 5. Platner armchair with Circa ivory upholstery, Knoll
SPECIAL THANKS Mac McIntyre with Virginia Build Works; Marty York with River City Painting; Rick Holtz with H.J. Holtz & Son; contributing members of our team: Madeline Middlebrook, Samantha Hollins, Gabrielle Connelly, Kaylyn Rice
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WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? The room’s dimensions. It’s long and narrow, which makes furniture placement with easy accessibility a challenge.
WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT GUESTS CAN TAKE AWAY? I’d love for people to re-create the wallpaper effect at home by painting the wall a solid color and then letting their imagination and paintbrush take over.
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Both graduates of VCU’s interior design program, Mariya Boykova and Fiona Jensen joined LaDiff in recent years. While LaDiff has had design teams work on RSOL Designer Houses in the past, this is the duo’s first designer house experience.
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Items pictured may not appear in final space. Contact designer for details.
IN THE PHOTOS 1. Bistro chair in verbena, Fermob 2. Select color swatches from Fermob: poppy, aubergine, verbena and plum 3. Woven vinyl floor mat, Chilewich 4. Pop lantern in soft teal, Paddywax 5. Birdhouse, Loll
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Jensen: Working within the existing dimensions. They’re very small spaces, and all meticulously landscaped. We’re having to design over someone else’s original design.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? Boykova: The furniture company we use — Fermob — offers a modern twist on classic design shapes.
WHAT KIND OF MOOD WERE YOU TRYING TO EVOKE?
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Echeveria 2. Devonshire urn with square pedestal, Elegant Earth 3. Kiwi Aeonium 4. Senecio rowleyanus SPECIAL THANKS Kathy Calhoun of kathycalhoun.com; Jessica Claudio of Summer Classics Home
My challenge is simply keeping plants watered. When you’re working with Mother Nature, you’ve got to work with what you get. So I am going to do very formal containers packed full with succulents.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR DESIGN? There are thousands of succulents to choose from. It’s fun to try to decide.
WHAT’S THE “STEAL THIS IDEA” FEATURE THAT YOU HOPE GUESTS TAKE AWAY? The key thing for succulents is that they don’t need much water at all. They do need a lot of sun, but they’ll grow in just about anything.
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WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THIS PARTICULAR AREA? It was farthest away from the house. I wanted to create a retreat, a destination spot.
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? Items pictured may not appear in final space. Contact designer for details.
IN THE PHOTOS 1. Impatiens 2. Hakonechloa 3. Anthurium 4. Vinca Major, also known as Wojo’s Gem
Trying to create a planting design in an area that has half deep shade and half almost full sun.
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It doesn’t! Currently, there’s a big effort to incorporate native plants, but that gives designs a looser look, and I wanted symmetry.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR DESIGN? The circle parterre, which is formal and geometric. I’m not using boxwood because it’s not shade-tolerant, and I have a combination of textures and colors.
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HOW DOES DESIGNING FOR AN OLDER HOME DIFFER FROM DECORATING BRAND-NEW SPACE? With any project, you want to stay true to the context. You want to think about function and how it will be used. There’s a historical charm you don’t want to lose.
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WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION OF THE SPACE?
Items pictured may not appear in final space. Contact designer for details.
IN THE PHOTOS 1. Carmel round firepit in black mahogany granite with black reflective glass 2. Tempotest for Summer Classics Home 3. Classic Linen Natural, Sunbrella 4. Regent deep seating collection, Slate Gray 5. Tempotest for Summer Classics Home 6. 2-inch brush fringe, flame
I stepped onto the back patio and thought, “Wow!” I couldn’t help but think of an English garden filled with poppies, so I’m using a lot of scarlet in my design.
WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? How to keep the gazebo’s secret element intact. I want it to be cozy, private, intimate.
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I hope it will help people be bolder in their color choices for outdoor spaces. Plus, you can do custom work outdoors — you just have to think outside the box. Technology allows us to do so much more than we used to do with dyed acrylic fabrics.
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IN THE PHOTOS 1. Starburst fixture, Unique Lighting Systems 2. Intrepid up light, Unique Lighting Systems 3. Mercury lamp, Unique Lighting Systems Items pictured may not appear in final design. Contact designer for details.
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WHAT WAS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE? Having enough light. During the day, you see everything. At night, you only see what you put light on, so we have to “rebuild” the spaces.
HOW DOES YOUR DESIGN REFLECT CURRENT TRENDS? The space is arranged into “rooms,” which shows that the current trend of creating outdoor rooms isn’t new. Also, people want comfortable entertaining — relaxing, yet a little bit fun and also energetic. That will affect the composition and fixtures we use.
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