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In the award winning Pennsylvania Room, vintage Chairs are in a Philadelphia style, reupholstered in a Thibaut crewel fabric. Because they have open legs instead of skirts, they help visually expand a modestly sized space. Art purchases include a print of George Washington at Valley Forge which was custom framed, and digitally reproduced maps of Colonial Pennsylvania, also framed for the space. Accessories include a Wedgwood Franklin bowl, and a plate with Philadelphia architectural landmarks. Birch logs add depth to the black marble fireplace, original to the house. A flat screen TV is on a hinged bracket, to allow guests to pull it out for better viewing. The colors of the room are inspired by the portrait of Col. Edward Butler, an officer of the Pennsylvania line. The new wall color adds warmth and contrast to the linen white trim color. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

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Ceilings are beautifully panelled and adorned with chandeliers and the goal to make everything look like it had always been there was achieved.
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Custom barn doors with Artisan vintage horseshoe barn door hardware were installed on the master bedroom balcony overlooking the great room.
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In the award winning Pennsylvania Room, all of the colors and military inspired window treatment were taken from this portrait of Col. Edward Butler, reproduced from an original in the Anderson House museum collection. Two vintage open arm occasional chairs in a Philadelphia style were reupholstered in a Thibaut crewel fabric, also used for the tailored balloon shade in the window treatment. The balloon shade makes it appear that the window goes up higher than its nine foot height. The custom window treatment is 12 1/2 feet high in this room with 13 1/2 foot ceilings, and includes epaulets on the "shoulders" of the stationary drapery panels. New Hunter Douglas Parkland wood blinds replaced mini blinds at the window for privacy and light control. A new Lincrusta wallcovering was used on the ceiling, and its raised relief custom painted in two colors. A custom bedspread coordinates with the window treatment. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

This award winning guest bedroom was a redecoration project for historic Anderson House in Washington, D. C. The custom quilted bedspread is in a Thibaut fabric and includes a reverse sham, and contrast banding at the hem, and a contrast welting at the mattress edge. Seen to the left is the guest bathroom, and to the right, the desk alcove. Ceilings in this historic home's bedroom space are 13 1/2 feet high. An engraving of William Penn signing a treaty with the Indians is from the Anderson House Collection. The portrait on the far right is of Gen. Anthony Wayne, reproduced from an original in the collection of Historic Waynesborough, in Paoli, Pennsylvania, and custom framed. The painting in the desk alcove is of the battle between the BonHomme Richard and the Serapis, and was purchased and custom framed for the space. The vintage bed was found in an antique store, while the end tables used as nightstands are from Maitland Smith. An Oriental rug was added to the room as a part of the redesign. The walls are more gold than yellow, but may appear brighter on your monitor. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

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The award-winning Pennsylvania Room is a guest bedroom suite at Anderson House, headquarters of the Society of the Cincinnati, the oldest continuing historical organization in the United States of America. Vintage open arm occasional chairs in a Philadelphia style were purchased and reupholstered in a Thibaut fabric. The custom quilted bedspread is also in a Thibaut fabric. The colors and style of the room were inspired by the portrait of Col. Edward Butler over the fireplace. Col. Butler was an officer in the Pennsylvania line, and one of the founding members of the Pennsylvania Society of the Cincinnati. This portrait is reproduced from an original larger portrait in the Anderson House collection, and custom framed. The Oriental rug was added to the room as a part of the redesign. Birch logs transform what had been a black hole of a fireplace, in black marble and original to the room, and add depth to the room. A Wedgwood Franklin blow, and commemorative plate with Philadelphia architectural landmarks help tell the story in this room. Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC

Now a tailored sink skirt hides the pipes below the sink. Inverted pleats are in a contrast blue with self welting at the edges, and a nailhead detail at the top of each pleat repeats the military inspiration of the design. A cutout was needed at the bottom right to bypass the pipes there, and still allow the sink skirt to hang straight. The lined and interlined skirt can be removed for cleaning as needed. Linda H. Bassert, Masterworks Window Fashions & Design

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This 1930s Auckland arts and crafts home exudes ageless elegance, but it was not always so spacious. A marvelous make-over respected the home's character.