Pacific Palace

PRoJects
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“It’s outdoor living at its best,
and we are able to entertain
guests all year long.”
Cheryl smith,
Co-president
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Outdoor dining is achieved
throughout the year by way
of fireplace, heaters and
weatherproof drapes.
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the ‘Great’ room combines
bold and neutral colors to
create cape style comfort.
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A glass tile spa and a sheer
descent fountain offer
guests the chance to relax in
seclusion on the patio deck.
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“There is something truly magical about sitting
outside, the backyard naturally lends itself to
that feeling,” says Cheryl. “Even on a cold night,
we close the drapes, turn on the heaters, light the
candles and we can be anywhere. It’s outdoor living
at its best, and we are able to entertain guests all
year long.”
The journey inside the Cape Cod Project takes you to
the Indoor Great Room, a living room, family room
and dining area in one setting. Blue leather furniture
is complemented with white French doors that open
to the patio. A fireplace and window seat offer an option
for quiet reading and peaceful evenings. Art glass
windows optimize privacy.
The kitchen was built for function as well as
style. Two sinks, each with garbage disposals, are
used often for group cooking and meal prepara-
tion, along with two ovens and multiple chopping
blocks. While recycled wood floors flow throughout
the house, Italian gold marble floors are featured
in the kitchen.
“We love the kitchen,” says Cheryl. “Our son is a
chef, and it has even received his stamp of approval.”
Three en-suite bedrooms and bathrooms complete
the Smith’s Cape Cod residential experience,
one that has truly lived up to their high
expectations from being an industry insider.
“With all five of our children gone, the downsizing
experience has been a fun and pleasurable
process,” says Cheryl. “My husband’s talents and
our trust in our long-time working relationships
with contractors allow us to live out the Cape
Cod experience I had years ago.”
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