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54 October/November 2021
The home boasts beautiful woodwork, including trim above the living room door and dentil molding in the foyer. The hardwood flooring in the hallway replaced the home’s original slate flooring. “The slate felt very cold and dark,” designer Daria Boutle says. “The white oak in a herringbone pattern feels warmer and more inviting.” Uncomplicated furnishings in the living room keep the focus on the original paneling and leadedglass windows. The stately 1929 home in Essex County is a classic example of Tudor design, with beautiful leaded-glass windows and ornamental woodwork. The owners prized the striking period details, but felt the home was a bit somber and dark. While a moody aesthetic may have been on-brand for Henry VIII, it wasn’t going to work for this 21st-century family. “They previously lived in a new-build, open-plan home, so this was architecturally very different from what they were used to,” designer Daria Boutle says. “They wanted to make this home feel airy and warm, bright and inviting.” “One of the main challenges was to give the home a better overall flow,” says Boutle, founder of Daria B Designs in Verona. To address the circulation issues, the homeowners enlisted Morristown-based designnewjersey.com 55
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