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"Miles Redd Decorates a Connecticut Home\nDecorator Miles Redd punches up a young family's Connecticut residence with snappy colors, quirky antiques, and a generous helping of painted wicker\nOpenwork rattan furniture once owned by tobacco heiress Doris Duke graces the porch of Jennifer and Dominic Moross's Connecticut residence, which was renovated by Knight Architecture and decorated by Miles Redd. The Timberlane shutters are painted in Benjamin Moore's Essex Green, the curve-back chairs are by IKEA, and the blanc de chine garden stools are from Treillage.\nTo create a stately path to the front porch, Miranda Brooks Landscape Design installed an all\u00E9e of pleached lindens and boxwood hedges.\nIn the entrance hall, a hand-painted Indian paper panel from John Rosselli Antiques brightens a wall.\nA canvas by Erin Cone overlooks the living room, where a vintage Ely Jacques Kahn sofa clad in a Clarence House fabric meets a club chair slip-covered in a floral by Jasper; the grooved plaster walls and custom-made urn are by Architectural Sculpture and Restoration.\nExtravagantly ruffled curtains made of a Kravet silk taffeta frame the living room windows. The sofa is covered in a Schumacher velvet, the slipper chairs are upholstered in a print by Jasper, and the porcelain garden stools are from John Rosselli Antiques; the rug is by Beauvais Carpets.\nA custom-made table designed by Redd defines the breakfast area, which is painted in Farrow &amp;amp; Ball's Ballroom Blue; the chairs are antique, and the window seat's cushion fabric is by Bennison.\nPaved with bluestone, the kitchen features a Lacanche range, concrete counters, and an Elkay sink.\nJansen chairs from Florian Papp encircle a Theodore Alexander dining table from ABC Carpet &amp;amp; Home; the custom-painted wallpaper is from John Rosselli Antiques, and the curtains are made of a Lee Jofa linen with a Samuel &amp;amp; Sons trim.\nThe mudroom is painted in Farrow &amp;amp; Ball's Olive; the chair is by George Nakashima.\nA cork wall covering lines the playroom, which contains a Saarinen table by Knoll.\nSconces from Circa Lighting flank the master bath mirror; the walls feature hand-painted stripes, and towels are stored on a 19th-century trolley from Niall Smith Antiques.\nA plethora of patterns enlivens a guest room, from a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball wallpaper to a vintage fabric on the Louis XVI settee and chair; the swing-arm sconces and ceiling fixture are from Circa Lighting, and the table lamp is from Treillage.\nSchweitzer linens dress the bed in the master suite. The floral theme of the de Gournay wallpaper is matched by the Bennison fabric on the Louis XVI side chair. Next to a window curtained in silk taffeta stands a Napol\u00E9on III desk from Niall Smith Antiques."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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