Mid-Century Modern
The library that turns into a dining room emerged from the struggle to find a space for John to hang out, listen to music, watch a little evening news, and catch up on computer time, basically his man space. It has turned out to be that casual family space at the end of the day where the Culbertsons gather for dinner or homework and computer time. The vernacular of the farm table being the center of a home is true in this room. The beauty of the grand Walnut slab table is that it’s also perfect for hosting dinner parties for a cozy group of 10. The pottery is from regional potters and some of the pieces are from John’s
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dad who has taken to throwing pottery in the last decade. The couple, involved in philanthropy, entertain small groups of 20 to larger groups of 200. The gracious 26 x 30 living room is perfect for smaller sit downs and when throwing a large party, sliding doors open to the outside creating a wonderful flow to the patio and beyond. With Hollywood Regency appointments, including a pair of Billy Haines-inspired slipper chairs, a nine foot sofa purchased in LA, modern art and the openness to the outdoors, it’s where Palm Springs meets Palm Beach, and all under the tree-lined, traditional canopy of Eastover. n