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Wake Forest, North Carolina
A home that holds the memory of a long ago trip to France where the patina of time leaves a deep impression on the soul.
In the dining room warm, weathered soapstone meets vintage Ratan for a sense of history and timelessness. Here dinners are long and conversation flows around memories of travel. Vintage china and cutlery are a beautiful reminder of family and one’s history.
Linen drapery in deep chocolate tones brings warmth and coziness to the room.
The kitchen is a humble room reminiscent of those found in most European country home. Utilitarian in its materiality, it serves as an extension of the garden right outside the window.
The bedroom evokes the memory of a hotel in Europe, the feeling of collected heritage and a story that has always been there.
A Portuguese butcher’s block is reimagined as a night table, a place for keeping beautiful objects collects from travels.
Belgian linen bedding is luxurious and timeless transporting the you back to that memory collected long ago.
The library is a vitrine for a lifetime of collected objects — books, artifacts, and heirlooms that carry the weight of memory. Each piece tells a story, echoing the lives of ancestors and evoking the people and places that shape a shared history. It's a space of quiet reflection, where personal narratives are held and honored through the things that have endured.
