Bridge For Design Autumn 2014 Bridge For Design Autumn 2014 Issue | Page 259

The loggia of the main house of Harold and Jamie Stream’s property in San Miguel de Allende, one of three Mexican colonial-style structures set around a courtyard with a swimming pool. The houses were renovated by architect Spence Sutton and decorated by Ray Booth of McAlpine Booth & Ferrier in Nashville; the Daydream daybed is by Dedon, the inlaid mother-of-pearl tabletop was made by a local craftsman, and the Symi lanterns and Varenne Louis XIV chairs are by Casamidy product of an arcane colonial technique discovered by the Streams in a restored monastery in Oaxaca. It took the couple almost two years to hunt down the maestro, who brought in a crew from Oaxaca to orchestrate the complex After six months the resulting slurry is mixed with ground clay and The art collection includes works by Vik Muniz and Javier Marin, pieces. lunch with a small menagerie. Matilda Geddings Gray charitably Bridge for Design Autumn 2014 259