House & Garden Nov 2005 Photos by Simon WatsonThe most magical of Tudor homes in my opinion. The incredible proportions of the windows cannot be forgotten. (I rediscovered this article by Katrine Ames while unpacking boxes from storage. It was like finding a long lost friend. ) The home was once the Playhouse, a performance space located in East Hampton.
The homeowner resurrected the structure after it remained empty for over 10 years.
A graduate of Julliard the homeowner and pianist put the homes strength of acoustics to good use by hosting performances and teaching master classes in the great hall.
Have a magical weekend.
13 comments:
You're back! How is your kitchen renovation going?
My Notting Hill- pretty good so far, have a few posts to do on it coming up.
What a magical place. Soooo happy to see you back here!
fabulous post... love that room ...welcome back!
You make me want to take a break from blogging.
How was it...how is the renovation....and the wedding plans? Are you working your magic on your Tudor?
A unique discovery, the outside looks so inviting too. That staircase is fairytale-like. Hello London, London calling :)
Love the article on the tudor...what an incredible space!
Thanks for the comment, Have a good long weekend.
Leslie
This is really fabulous - and the staircase......xv
An absolutely perfect house. My favourite kind in all the world!
That is so magic! I just love the contrast of tudor and modern. Great post as always my dear!
xo Katherine aka. Urban Flea :)
www.urbanfleadesign.com
A beautiful house.
A majestic cathedral like space shrouded in an oak frame.
I especially like that staircase....
Any clues and tips for a brand new GB design blogger who is just starting out?
PVE- All is well. Waving my magic wand daily. Thanks for asking.
The stair way does look like something that would lead to heaven.
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