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"A Renovated Upstate New York Lakeside Getaway by McAlpine Booth &amp;amp; Ferrier Interiors\nDesign firm McAlpine Booth &amp;amp; Ferrier Interiors and architect John I. Meyer Jr. transform an unexceptional waterfront house in upstate New York into a 19th-century-style retreat with grand rooms and sophisticated details\n\nKim and Adam Weitsman's lakeside residence in Skaneateles, New York, was renovated by Meyer and Meyer Architecture and Interiors and decorated by McAlpine Booth &amp;amp; Ferrier Interiors. For details see November Sources.\n\nThe house's entrance is marked by a charmingly reimagined porte cochere and a bold gable.\n\nThe conventional entrance-hall floor was replaced with lighter Calacatta marble in a parallelogram pattern; 18th-century Sicilian consoles from Newel further animate the space.\nAt the far end of the hall, a Dessin Fournir table is encircled by Roubini Casa armchairs covered in a Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils stripe; the curtains are made of a Scalamandre\u0301 damask, and the urn-shaped wine coolers are from O'Sullivan Antiques.\nJamb lanterns ornament a living area.\n\nA plaster ceiling by Hyde Park Mouldings crowns the paneled lounge, which is accented by curtains of a Larsen fabric; a Michael Dines landscape presides over Holly Hunt sofas.\nIn the main salon, gilt-wood sconces from John Nelson Antiques flank the mantel; the circa-1790 painted Tuscan armchairs are cushioned in a Schumacher cotton, the Louis XVI-style lounge chairs are by J. Robert Scott, and the cocktail table is by Nancy Corzine.\n\nLanterns by Formations are suspended in the main kitchen, which has cabinetry painted in a Benjamin Moore off-white, a Rohl sink with Lefroy Brooks fittings, and a Gaggenau cooktop and oven.\n\nThe third-floor kitchen, dramatically opened up and lightened, features lanterns by Baker, Dessin Fournir stools clad in an Edelman leather, and Waterworks sink fittings; dishes are stowed on an e\u0301tage\u0300re by Lars Bolander.\nThe groin-vaulted library's Directoire-style desk by Roubini Casa is grouped with Louis XVI\u2013style chairs by Niermann Weeks, Biedermeier armchairs, and a carpet by Marc Phillips Decorative Rugs; the bookcases with gilded capitals were custom made, and the curtains are of a Loro Piana wool.\nA Jasper bed graces the master suite, where a linocut by Pablo Picasso is displayed against curtains of a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout textile.\nThe Weitsmans' bath has a Jasper chair and curtains of a Great Plains fabric.\nA guest room's Peter Hoffer landscape overlooks an Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman chair and a Michaelian &amp;amp; Kohlberg carpet.\nA bath includes a Waterworks tub, sink, and faucet, as well as tub fittings by Lefroy Brooks.\nThe daughter's bedroom has curtains of a Lee Jofa fabric, a mirror\n\n by Jasper, and a Tai Ping rug.\nThe screened terrace is furnished with antique benches as well as a klismos chair and cocktail table by Michael Taylor Designs.\nA trellis-work arch frames a fountain.\n\nThe Weitsmans bought and razed a neighboring home to bring their property closer to its historic acreage; the plot is now occupied by a garden outfitted with chaise longues by Sutherland.\n\nThe house's entrance is marked by a charmingly reimagined porte cochere and a bold gable.\n\nThe conventional entrance-hall floor was replaced with lighter Calacatta marble in a parallelogram pattern; 18th-century Sicilian consoles from Newel further animate the space.\nAt the far end of the hall, a Dessin Fournir table is encircled by Roubini Casa armchairs covered in a Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils stripe; the curtains are made of a Scalamandre\u0301 damask, and the urn-shaped wine coolers are from O'Sullivan Antiques.\nJamb lanterns ornament a living area.\n\nA plaster ceiling by Hyde Park Mouldings crowns the paneled lounge, which is accented by curtains of a Larsen fabric; a Michael Dines landscape presides over Holly Hunt sofas.\nIn the main salon, gilt-wood sconces from John Nelson Antiques flank the mantel; the circa-1790 painted Tuscan armchairs are cushioned in a Schumacher cotton, the Louis XVI-style lounge chairs are by J. Robert Scott, and the cocktail table is by Nancy Corzine.\n\nLanterns by Formations are suspended in the main kitchen, which has cabinetry painted in a Benjamin Moore off-white, a Rohl sink with Lefroy Brooks fittings, and a Gaggenau cooktop and oven.\n\nThe third-floor kitchen, dramatically opened up and lightened, features lanterns by Baker, Dessin Fournir stools clad in an Edelman leather, and Waterworks sink fittings; dishes are stowed on an e\u0301tage\u0300re by Lars Bolander.\nThe groin-vaulted library's Directoire-style desk by Roubini Casa is grouped with Louis XVI\u2013style chairs by Niermann Weeks, Biedermeier armchairs, and a carpet by Marc Phillips Decorative Rugs; the bookcases with gilded capitals were custom made, and the curtains are of a Loro Piana wool.\nA Jasper bed graces the master suite, where a linocut by Pablo Picasso is displayed against curtains of a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout textile.\nThe Weitsmans' bath has a Jasper chair and curtains of a Great Plains fabric.\nA guest room's Peter Hoffer landscape overlooks an Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman chair and a Michaelian &amp;amp; Kohlberg carpet.\nA bath includes a Waterworks tub, sink, and faucet, as well as tub fittings by Lefroy Brooks.\nThe daughter's bedroom has curtains of a Lee Jofa fabric, a mirror\n\n by Jasper, and a Tai Ping rug.\nThe screened terrace is furnished with antique benches as well as a klismos chair and cocktail table by Michael Taylor Designs.\nA trellis-work arch frames a fountain.\n\nThe Weitsmans bought and razed a neighboring home to bring their property closer to its historic acreage; the plot is now occupied by a garden outfitted with chaise longues by Sutherland.\n\nKim and Adam Weitsman's lakeside residence in Skaneateles, New York, was renovated by Meyer and Meyer Architecture and Interiors and decorated by McAlpine Booth &amp;amp; Ferrier Interiors. 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