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"At Play by the Sea\nA shingled cottage in the Hamptons spreads its wings\n\"They wanted their house to have a better connection with the land and the bay views,\" architect Dennis Wedlick says of his clients' retreat on Long Island. The living room. Yale R. Burge low table. Sofa fabric, Brunschwig Fils. Elizabeth Eakins rug.\nA cupola rises above the main entrance of the cedar-clad structure, which was completely gutted and expanded.\n\"The simple, Shaker-like quality of the interiors is established in the entrance hall,\" notes Wedlick, who collaborated with designer Julia Doyle. Pollack sofa fabric.\n\"The dining room has the highest ceiling in the house and the largest windows,\" Wedlick points out. \"The center window on the gable end focuses the eye on the magnificent oak tree, while the lower ones expand vistas of the water.\" French buffet from Amy Perlin Antiques.\nA painted wood-plank ceiling and a stone floor frame the kitchen. \"It's arranged asymmetrically. I believe that these subtle shifts, the detailings and the colors make this grand kitchen more comfortable and fun.\" Waterworks sink and fixtures. Viking refrigerator and range.\n\"The lightness of the master bedroom, in its shape and color, gives it a tropical feel without the use of any island' materials or motifs.\" Swedish demilune night tables and Arts and Crafts lamps from Sentimento Antiques. Chelsea Editions crewelwork. Elizabeth Eakins rug.\n\"New outdoor spaces were added to take advantage of the surrounding bay.\" The trellised terrace. Janus et Cie dining chairs.\nA windmill-like structure shelters the guest quarters. Margie Ruddick landscaped the grounds. Weatherend chairs, center. Chaise longues from Richard Schultz."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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