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"A Lyrical Home in Northern California\nGuided by a family's love of music, designer Suzanne Rheinstein and architect Ken Linsteadt compose a house full of notes both classical and modern\nInterior designer Suzanne Rheinstein and architect Ken Linsteadt brought an elegant air to this Northern California house. An English Regency table stands at the center of the living room, below a brass ceiling lantern by Robert Kime. Beside the fireplace is a 19th-century Russian canap\u00E9 from Soniat House Antique Galleries; the rug was custom made by Stark.\nIn the living room, the sofa, fauteuils, and side chairs are covered in fabrics by Rose Tarlow, Claremont, and Lee Jofa, respectively; the landscape painting is 18th-century English.\nThe living room terrace holds a limestone-top console and antique Chinese ginger jars from Rheinstein's popular Los Angeles shop, Hollyhock; the table and chairs are by Michael Taylor.\nThe loggia, hung with 19th-century faience rondels from Hollyhock, features cocktail tables and seating by Michael Taylor Designs, the latter upholstered in a Pintura Studio print; the walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Lancaster Whitewash.\nA Gracie chinoiserie wallpaper wraps the dining room, which is furnished with an 18th-century English table and chairs. The gilt-wood chandelier is by Vaughan, and the curtains are made of a Lee Jofa silk.\nCustom-made Paul Ferrante lights hang above the kitchen island; the range is by La Cornue, the stools are by Ballard Designs, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator is concealed behind wood panels at right.\nHome to a B\u00F6sendorfer grand piano, the music room is brightened with a club chair by Hollyhock in a Robert Kime fabric and a custom-made rug by Stark.\nA landscape painting overlooks the library, whose walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Stratton Blue; a 19th-century wing chair from Lucca is covered in a Lee Jofa corduroy.\nMurals hand-painted by Bob Christian decorate the wife's sitting room; the sofa is upholstered in a Lee Jofa print, and the Hollyhock ottoman is covered in a Rose Tarlow linen. The tole light fixture is by John Rosselli, and the jute rug is by Pottery Barn.\nThe master suite's custom-made lit \u00E0 la polonaise is dressed with bed linens by E. Braun &amp;amp; Co. and floral curtains lined with a Fabricut silk.\nThe master bath's tub surround and floor are Calacatta marble; the tub and fittings are by Waterworks.\nAn English mahogany bed, featuring Hamburg House linens, is the centerpiece of a guest room.\nHanging loungers are suspended on the sleeping porch; the pillows and throws are by Dash &amp;amp; Albert.\nThe gardens are the work of Stephen Suzman of SCDA."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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