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"Palm Beach Passage\nA Residence and Boathouse Find Their Place on the Water\nJohn and Jana Scarpa, the owners of a Palm Beach, Florida, house, hired interior designer Scott Snyder, who had decorated the house for another client years earlier.\n\nThe living room. Patinated-bronze Atlas figure, two-handled circa 1820 vases, late-19th-century bronze urns mounted as lamps and marble centerpiece, Christie's. Sofa silk, Scalamandr\u00E9. Lee Jofa lime sofa pillow fabric. Clarence House ottoman fabric. Stark carpet.\n\nSee more Living Rooms \u00BB\nThe exterior.\nThe Scarpas wanted a complete redo of the interior spaces, as well as the exterior architecture.\n\nGilt accents highlight the formality of the dining room. Bronze-and-rock-crystal chandelier, pair of candelabra on table, center bowl and mirror, Zara's Antiques. Cowtan Tout wallcovering and drapery silk and jabot lining fabric. Chair cushion velvet, Stroheim.\n\nSee more Dining Rooms \u00BB\nThe lanai. Wallcovering and carpets, Stark. Floral fabric on chairs, ottoman and pillows, Lee Jofa.\nThe front entrance of the two-bedroom boathouse, which backs up to the Intracoastal Waterway.\nThe decorative ceiling beams in the boathouse living room were added to complement the Venetian-inspired d\u00E9cor. Lounge chair and drapery fabric, Brunschwig Fils.\nIn one of the boathouse's bedrooms, Snyder chose a muted tone. \"It's a departure from the core of the boathouse,\" says the designer. \"It's a bit more serene.\" Matelass\u00E9 table skirt from Stroheim. Eight-arm crystal chandelier, E. G. Cody.\nUsing upholstered furniture, Snyder gave \"a very residential feeling\" to the loggia. Fabrics on the lanai are echoed in the pillows, making the loggia feel like an extension of the inside. \"It does not look incongruous with the rest of the house,\" he notes. Brown Jordan chaise longue and ottomans."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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