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"A Midcentury Modern Vacation House in New Canaan, Connecticut\nNestled amid a forested New Canaan landscape, a modernist gem is brought back to life by a design duo who outfit the modest interiors with easygoing e\u0301lan\nInterior designer Michael Formica (left) and photographer Bob Hiemstra restored a 1964 New Canaan, Connecticut, house by architect Hugh Smallen, which they call the Tree House, to be a weekend retreat.\nJesse Reichek lithographs hang on the living room's maple chimneypiece; the vintage cocktail table is by George Nakashima, and the rug is a Formica design custom made by V'Soske.\nPhilippe Starck chairs by Emeco surround a vintage Nakashima table in the dining area.\nThe kitchen features a Sub-Zero refrigerator and Snaidero USA cabinetry.\nThe couple's Havana brown cat, Gary, perches on the stairway, near burl-wood chairs from Galere.\nIn the study is a Fernand L\u00E8ger\u2013style painting and an Andrea Salvetti low table, which hosts a Gaetano Pesce footed vase.\nLamps by Tecnolumen and a carpet by Calvin Klein Home accent the office, which is painted in a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball white.\nThrift-store works of art are grouped on an office wall; the bookcase and chair are vintage Nakashima.\n\n Thrift-store works of art are grouped on an office wall; the bookcase and chair are vintage Nakashima.\nAn upholstered bed by Charles H. Beckley anchors the master bedroom; the end tables are from Donghia.\nThe console table in the master bedroom is a vintage John Ryman design.\nThe master bath's illuminated ceiling, maple paneling, and composite counter are original to the house; the painting is by George Danieli, and the sink fittings are by Jado.\nThe Tree House, painted in a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball white, follows a natural slope.\nA Philip Johnson sculpture stands on the grounds; Richard Schultz furniture by Knoll graces the terrace."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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