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"Jim Joseph and Scott Frankel's Historic Livingston, New York, House\nArchitect Jim Joseph and musical theater composer Scott Frankel rejuvenate an 1830s house as a welcoming weekend getaway\nArchitect Jim Joseph (left) and composer Scott Frankel restored their Hudson Valley, New York, residence known as Forth House to Greek Revival perfection. For details see sources.\nBoo, the couple's mixed-breed shelter dog, rests in the entrance hall, which is painted in a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball white and features a 19th-century Scottish lantern from Benjamin Wilson Antiques and French Empire mirrors.\nIn the living room, a circa-1850 chandelier from Vincent Mulford Antiques joins George III demilune tables and an 1890s Bl\u00FCthner grand piano; over the mantel is a French Empire gilt-wood mirror from Doyle Antiques.\nChinese hand-painted panels flank a medallioned doorcase in the living room.\nThe dining room's Regency-style pedestal table, from Stair Galleries, is surrounded by circa-1840 side chairs by Duncan Phyfe and Sons; the sisal is by ABC Carpet &amp;amp; Home.\nThe kitchen's glazed cabinets were fashioned from antique windows; above the island hangs a copper lantern, and the drop-leaf breakfast table is Federal.\nAntique Wedgwood and Coalport china is stored in the pantry.\nA Dash &amp;amp; Albert Rug Co. runner descends the stairs.\nAn antique Turkish kilim energizes the upper stair hall, as does the American Empire bench.\nA Boston gilt-wood mirror from Theron Ware Gallery overlooks the library; Boo stands on a 19th-century ingrain carpet from Hudson Supermarket.\nSporting a vibrant green by California Paints, the master bedroom is anchored by a New York Empire bed topped with a 19th-century chintz coverlet; a photograph by John Dugdale is propped on the mantel.\nThe master bath is accented by a Tom Leaver painting, and the runner is an antique Venetian stripe.\nIn the red guest room, a French Empire bed from Stair Galleries is paired with an antique Venetian-stripe carpet.\nAnother guest room, painted in a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball green, contains a 19th-century chandelier from Ad Lib Antiques &amp;amp; Interiors, a French Empire chest and bed, and an American fancy chair from the same period; the antique ingrain carpet is from Gottlieb Gallery.\nFor the powder room (formerly the kitchen), an Empire console was made into a vanity; the mahogany mirror is Directoire, and the carpet is 19th century.\nThe front view of Forth House."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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