Explore The Mid-century Seaside Escape
1/12In the lanai, a Serge Mouille light hangs above a custom sofa by Designer Grains in a whitewater fabric. Mongolian-lamb rocking chair by Paola Navone.
2/12In the living room, a rattan lounge by Blackman Cruz hangs opposite a De Sede sofa. Three-legged side table by John Dickinson; vintage Sergio Rodrigues chairs with Mongolian lamb bolsters; Imbuia wood cocktail table by Pedro Petry; rug by Tufenkian.
3/12Two pendants by Apparatus hang in the dining room. Table by Siglo Moderno; Hans Wegner chairs with cushions of Zak + Fox linen.
4/12On the front deck, a bench and stool by Zachary A. border a table with ceramic-tile inlay by Brent Bennett. Green-stained concrete chairs by Dessin Fournir.
5/12Hannah Comolli sits on the deck in a concrete chair by Dessin Fournir.
6/12Hannah, Kevin, and Poodle Paddington on the front deck.
7/12In a bathroom, a Jeff Koons balloon dog sits on a custom vanity by Jamie Bush.
8/12The son’s bedroom features a wicker chair by PBteen with cushion and pillow in a Robert Allen fabric. Wall-paper by Pottok; custom shag rug by Decorative Carpets.
9/12The daughter’s bedroom, a pendant by Christy Manguerra hangs above a custom bed by Jamie Bush.
10/12Tub by Signature Hardware with Watermark fittings; custom cabinetry in stained white oak.
11/12Above a brutalist ceramic wall by artist Stan Bitters Encloses the fireplace on the pool patio. Rattan poufs from Bonacina 1889; chairs and ottomans by Lika Moore for Blackman CRUZ; marble cocktail table from global views; teak lounges by Roda.
12/12Dramatically sited at the edge of the Pacific, in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, the “butterfly house” was originally designed by architect Frank Wynkoop in 1951.
