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structures, creating a main house, private quarters for the Streams,
and guest quarters with four bedrooms, all arranged casually around
a stepped courtyard. The couple then brought in a favourite designer,
Ray Booth of McAlpine Booth & Ferrier in Nashville, to integrate
their art and colonial antiques from Guatemala.

brooding.
In the main house, the dining table is a limestone slab, and the

frames.

That kind of exquisite wrongness continues throughout. The rough
exposed beams on the ceiling contrast with a weighty Spanish mirror

The interior walls, which resemble Venetian plaster, are in fact the

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