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Blue Roma stone throughout reinforces calm continuity. Bench: custom, DBR Contracting. \u201cThe interior architecture now pays homage to the home\u2019s exterior Italian in\ufb02uences.\u201d Wallinger designed the salon to flex with the seasons. In the summer, it opens onto a veranda; in winter, she says, \u201cThe atmosphere grows more intimate, with guests naturally drawn to the fireplace.\u201d Sofas: custom, S.R.<\/p>\n

Drost Custom Furni- ture, in Zimmer + Rohde fabric. Chandelier: RH. Armchairs: Artek. Wing- back chair: Tom Dixon. \u201cWe focused on balancing glamour with restraint, drawing from Art Deco and modern influences while keeping the execution livable,\u201d Wallinger says of the custom bar from Montare Builders. Counter stool: Vesta. Mirror: custom, Baron Glass. Since this isn\u2019t the everyday dining space, Wallinger went for a \u201cmore expressive, immersive point of view,\u201d swathing the walls in a dramatic mural from MJ Atelier and finishing with a high-gloss ceiling in a custom oxblood hue.<\/p>\n

Lighting: Visual Comfort & Co. Table: custom. interior design firm James Thomas Interiors \/ writer Carisha Swanson photographer Ryan McDonald \/ architect En Masse Architecture and Design An avid sailing family reimagines their lakefront retreat as a light-filled forever home. Calm Waters A cheerful striped wallpaper by The Pattern Collective adds a touch of Americana, turning this simple pass- through off the upstairs bedrooms into a moment of levity that under- scores the home\u2019s relaxed soul. Upholstered in a John Robshaw performance fabric, a custom ban- quette is the go-to spot for informal meals.<\/p>\n

An oversize rattan pendant and hand-distressed table by Palecek reinforce the spot\u2019s lakeside appeal. meant for those quiet moments when work falls to the back burner and relax- ation takes precedence. When it\u2019s close enough to your primary residence, it can function as a weekend escape\u2014or a kind of \u201cprepaid\u201d holiday.<\/p>\n

For the homeowners of this Northern Michigan retreat on Torch Lake, the desire for everyday life to feel like a getaway became the impetus for a redesign. To helm the project, they called upon James Dolenc and Tom Riker of James Thomas Inte- riors (reconnecting with Riker after working together years earlier) to transform their lake- front residence into a place that could support long-term, everyday living. While the designers loved the home\u2019s existing architecture\u2014with its dramatic volume, soaring ceilings in the family room, and generous windows through- out\u2014the interiors told a different story.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt just felt heavy,\u201d Riker recalls. \u201cAll the trim, beams, and ceilings were different shades of brown, and they weren\u2019t cohesive.\u201d The solution was simple but not without its challenges: Paint everything. The homeowners, a couple nearing retirement, had differing points of view.<\/p>\n

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with ease \u2014shifting with your day and mood, and turn- ing time outside into a daily habit. OR MANY OF US, OU R FAVORITE SEASON IS de\ufb01 ned by when we can be in nature and actually enjoy it\u2014 skiing down a mountain, tending to our perennials, going for a hike on our favorite trail, or simply gazing at a lake during early morning coff ee hour. In her Garrison, New York, home, designer Olga Naiman leaned into that year-round pull by creating a multilevel deck designed for daily life, not just downtime.<\/p>\n

The result is a \ufb02 exible open-air room that can function as a lounge, dining space, or relaxation zone\u2014earning its keep every day of the year. F ENJOYMENT READY Designed to look like real wood (minus the upkeep) this deck is crafted from sustainably made TimberTech materials\u2014no staining, sealing, or repainting required. Just clear away leaves, rinse off pollen, and unwind. TimberTech Decking blends the warmth and beauty of natural wood with splinter-free comfort, low-maintenance ease, and long-lasting durability\u2014including top-rated fire resistance in select collections.<\/p>\n

Crafted with proprietary technology and a majority of recycled materials, it offers a more sustainable choice than wood so you can create a beautiful, resilient outdoor space that lasts for decades. Inspired by nature, born from technology Order free samples at TIMBERTECH.COM Featuring TimberTech Advanced PVC Vintage Collection\u00ae in English Walnut\u00ae MEN\u2019S HEALTH WOMEN\u2019S HEALTH APPROVED H O U S E B E A U T I F U L 2 MEDITATION ROOM: STEPHEN KARLISCH. REBELLO: FRANCISCO NOGUEIRA. DOLENC AND RIKER: BROOKE HUMMER.<\/p>\n

IN THIS ISSUE 10 THE NEXT ISSUE Nine designers, architects, and pro organizers share ideas on prioritizing health in the home. 20 LET\u2019S JUST SHOP Calming colors and nature-inspired furnishings define a tranquil interior. 92 ARCHIVE DIVE Step into a beautiful 1960s garden and see how they designed restorative spaces even then.<\/p>\n

15 STATE OF SERENITY In need of a relaxing getaway? These 12 luxurious hotel spas can help with that. 26 WELLNESS REDEFINED Create a home gym worthy of being your mirror selfie backdrop. 31 Meet the Cover Designers James Thomas Interiors @jamesthomasinteriors Creative partners James Dolenc and Tom Riker are well known for creating atmospheric homes noteworthy for their warm, human-centric design. THE WELLNESS ISSUE Designer firm, James Thomas Interiors. Photographer, Ryan McDonald.<\/p>\n

Architect, En Masse Architecture and Design. Artwork, Peter Hoffer. 19 H O U S E B E A U T I F U L 4 PATRICK BILLER. IN THIS ISSUE 36 MODERN RENAISSANCE Fresh finishes and a new layout turn this Denver abode into a dreamy retreat. 56 ARTISTIC INTERPRETATIONS A historic home gets a thoughtful, personality-packed face-lift in record time. 46 CALM WATERS With an airy palette and new flow, this lakefront vacation house becomes a full-time residence.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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