92 PUNCHMAGAZINE.COM {home & design} This 1906 colonial-style home, nestled on a quiet street near Burlingame’s downtown, features classic Nantucket architecture, showcased by a cedar shake exterior and landscaped yard. Inside, heirloom pieces create a sense of elegance in the spacious living room, inspired by an impressionist piece titled Normandy 12. Original features like oak floors and flat board trim retain the home’s historic character. A formal dining room is the perfect setting for antique accents and eclectic lithographs, while vibrant wallpaper enlivens the powder room. The renovated kitchen’s eye-catching ochre and teal tones are anchored by a Jeriba blue quartzite countertop. Modern amenities include Sub-Zero appliances and a coffee station. Outside, an expansive backyard with a pool makes for a private retreat. NANTUCKET COLONIAL ARCHITECTURAL APPEAL Embarking on a voyage through time and design evolution, a 1920s English cottage in Burlingame Park creates a captivating blend of art and modern architecture. A towering glass front window reveals the Omer Arbel 14-piece chandelier, a masterpiece hanging in the two-story entrance. Inside, a mahogany pivot door leads to a sanctuary adorned with commissioned art pieces, like It Girl and Walk on Guy. Stroll through bookcase-lined hallways to find 17-foot-high ceilings with exposed beams, leading seamlessly into rooms filled with eclectic charm. The kitchen and dining areas give off a Mediterranean feel, enhanced by sleek design and Miele appliances. Nana doors open to an outdoor haven with a firepit and Evo grill, decorated with globe planters and modern Doric columns. Every detail in this remodel contributes to an immersive experience that builds a bridge between tradition and contemporary appeal.
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