Architect Sherry McKuin knew her own house would take back burner to client work so she called in interior designer Frances Merrill of Reath Design to get the job done (and push the envelope of her minimalist architect ways). Here we dissect the key elements that make up the , sourcing both exact and similar sources.

Above: Rich and warm tones balance the living space. From . Photograph by Laure Joliet, courtesy of Reath Design.
Above: A woven settee squares off the seating area in the center of the room. From . Photograph by Laure Joliet, courtesy of Reath Design.

Paint

Above: The white walls throughout the house are painted Benjamin Moore .
Above: The doors and windows are all painted in Benjamin Moore , a color, the designer says “shifts from blue to green depending on the light.”

Upholstery Fabric

Above: For a similar pillow, Rue Herold makes the which can be upholstered in .
Above: The two sofas are designed in house by and upholstered in .
Above: The window treatments throughout the house are done by . The living/music room features curtains in Fabricut’s , unlined to let the light through.

Furniture & Rugs

Above: French wicker and rattan specialists Atelier Vime source a number of woven benches like this from the 1960s. Contact Atelier Vime for price and availability.
Above: For a similar dark wood coffee table, the is $1,699 from Arhaus.
Above: Designed by Obeetee, the is $1,695 at Design Within Reach.

Lighting & Accessories

Above: The is $985 at Workstead.
Above: The is $129 at Neiman Marcus.

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