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"Once Upon a Time\nIn the Hamptons, a Shingled House Takes its Cue from an Imagined History\nWith its Shingle Style front portion and attached barnlike structures in the rear, a Wainscott, New York, residence, designed by architect Frank Greenwald, is an unusual combination of formal and informal.\n\nThe turret, near the porte cochere, was inspired by a local chapel.\nInterior designer Timothy Macdonald says the entrance hall is \"the classic you'd expect.\" An oil by Eric Freeman is on the balcony. Amy Perlin Antiques cabinet. Carlos de la Puente chandelier. Mirror, Lee Calicchio. Newel Art Galleries lamp. Patterson, Flynn Martin rugs.\n\"The key,\" Macdonald says of the living room, \"is to maintain a comfortable formality.\" Mill House console cabinet. John Boone brass-framed low table and French lacquered low table. Marvin Alexander sconces. Drapery and shade linen, Cowtan Tout. Lee Calicchio fauteuils, with Great Plains linen. Newel mirror.\nA neutral palette in the living room provides a perfect backdrop for the couple's art. Michael Gregory's 2002 oil Tonasket hangs above a mahogany commode with a marble top.\nCypress beams in the family room add a barnlike effect. John Boone low table. Games chairs, Holly Hunt. Brunschwig Fils drapery fabric. Eyeglass molds, Amy Perlin; firewood barrel, Suzanne Golden Antiques. Patterson, Flynn Martin rug. Samsung television.\n\"We designed some of the kitchen fittings to look like old furniture,\" using zinc for the counters and sinks, explains Greenwald. In the kitchen passageway, the windows look out onto the boxwood garden. The Tibetan runner is from Michaelian Kohlberg.\nThe fieldstone wall, unfinished-fir floor and cypress ceiling in the screen porch accentuate its indoor-outdoor feel. Walters Wicker rattan sofa and armchair. Donghia sofa, armchair and dining chair fabrics. John Boone low table with bronze base and travertine top.\nThe office, off the master bedroom, \"is a room of views and vistas,\" says Greenwald. Lorin Marsh barley-twist chair. Carlos de la Puente lamp.\nThe pool was built into an old stone foundation. The landscape design is by Joseph Tyree. Kingsley-Bate chaise lounges.\nFor the master bedroom, \"we went back to a more formal approach,\" notes Macdonald. Travers sofa pillow fabric and glazed linen wallcovering. Nobilis drapery cotton. Brunschwig Fils lounge chair and ottoman fabric. Stark carpet. Newel bronze sconces."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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