BDG23 PRELUDE Fall 2019

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“We made a conscious effort to create a sense of transparency in the new and old parts of the home.” —Michael Tartamella 34 bostondesignguide.com
Pella Windows and Doors fill the modestly-scaled rooms with natural sunlight. In keeping with an antique house, Ahearn cased each opening from one space to the next, creating “an enfilade of spaces joined by a series of arched openings that really carry your eye through, yet still give a sense of individuality to the spaces,” says David Wantuck. Pella of Boston used the Architect Series product line and supplied custom exterior casings and sills to match the original details. That approachability is something interior designers David Wantuck and Jennifer Hanlon-MacQuarrie of Hanlon- Wantuck Design channeled throughout the home. As the family is young, active and likes to entertain, they didn’t want the home to feel standoffish. Its palette is fresh and vibrant, with notes of electric blue throughout the living spaces and bursts of raspberry as an accent hue. “Those pops of color make it feel happy,” says Principal Jennifer Hanlon-MacQuarrie. “To me, the color makes it feel more like a family home and comfortable.” Many of the furnishings were culled from the couple’s cache (much of which was in storage), consisting of treasures from parents and grandparents as well as belongings from their former home. They were inventoried, cataloged, and ultimately reimagined—every room has a mix of old and new. At the project’s culmination, the family stayed away for a few weeks while the designers worked their magic, unpacking boxes, books and possessions to be displayed. When the home was 100-percent complete, they were treated to a “Chip and Joanna”-style reveal. Some pieces were almost unrecognizable, thanks to reupholstery, repainting and custom details, while others were presented in creative ways, like the framed Hermès scarves that climb the stairs. There are memories and meaning at every turn. In the end, says principal David Wantuck, “It was their house, their collections and their history. They had come full circle.” bostondesignguide.com 35
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