Editor’s Miscellany: New England Home Unseen, Part Two
By Kyle Hoepner
Continuing my tour of images that could have made it into the pages of New England Home, but somehow didn’t. Sharing them here is a welcome opportunity, since they deserve to be seen. When possible, a link is included to the story that did run.
Designer Claire Maestroni‘s Greenwich dining room: how many textures can you spot?
A tablescape from Cynthia Mason Hernandez‘s dining room vignette at West Hartford’s Designer Spaces and Market Places in the autumn of 2010.

Photo by Michael Partenio
A long, low house by Rhode Island architect James Estes sits calmly in the dusk.
Hanging pots of flowers on the Vermont porch of designer Wendy Valliere.
More flowers made their way inside, to another porch used as a casual dining room.

Photo by Michael Partenio
A bedroom symphony in black and white, also from Wendy Valliere’s house.

Photo by Michael Partenio
Sun-gilded clouds crown an evocative landscape by Scot Indermuehle of Sudbury Design Group.
The dramatic geometry of a house by TruexCullins nestles in the woods by Lake Champlain.
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