To establish the front porch as the first room of the home, Larry West paired interior-inspired fabrics and accessories with more outdoor-appropriate iron and bronze furniture. Topiary trees in stone urns, along with bronze and iron sculptures, lend outdoor elements to the inviting and versatile space.

Rustic European antiques and rich, muddied colors make for relaxed refinement in the dining room designed by Reggie Marshall, Jim Clements and Jeff Brubaker. Chairs covered in antique Aubusson fabric surround the octagonal Tuscan table, which is lit by a crystal chandelier hanging from a distinctive coffered ceiling fashioned of rough-hewn wood. A wrought-iron table holding a pair of gilt wood candles sits in front of an extraordinary tapestry, while a statue of Saint John lends drama to the space. The Venetian glass pieces—an 18th-century etched mirror and 19th-century table—add sparkle to the deep finishes employed throughout the room.
 

Custom-built by Distinctive Kitchens and Baths with interior design by Edwina Aycock, the kitchen was designed with efficiency/ as well as aesthetics, in mind. Storage space is tucked in every available corner, including hand-distressed cabinets with molding on the doors and drawers, glass-front cabinets and open shelving. State-of-the-art appliances in stainless steel contrast with the soapstone counters and interior brickwork, while amber-colored crystal and MacKenzie-Childs pottery featuring flowers, dots and stripes add color and shine to the handsome decor.