The Great Room at Midday
A white slip sofa, art books within reach, and the soft afternoon light you don't want to leave.
Vanity Fair, A Hundred Years In
Coffee table reading and the TV quietly playing the gulf.
Light, Pouring In
Tray ceilings, French doors, and a leather chair waiting for whoever finds it first.
A View of Capri
The great room opens onto the kitchen and a print of the Faraglioni.
From Sofa to Stove
A clean sightline from the great room to the gas range.
Plates for Six
A reclaimed oak round, cane backed chairs, and a chandelier that knows when to dim.
The Round Table
Six places set, the kitchen a step away. Long meals encouraged.
Dinner, with the Door Open
The whole house in conversation, from bedroom door to porch.
Wishbone Country
Four cane chairs around a French farm round. Add candles after dark.
The Kitchen, Fully Considered
Stone counters, soft blue glass tile, a sink that catches the light.
Pendants and a Six Burner
Brass globes overhead, a six burner gas range below. Bring the cookbook.
Where the Coffee Lives
Marble under hand, oven warming, the morning still ahead of you.
Le Sud
A copper pan, a cookbook from Provence, citrus on the board. Dinner has begun.
Coffee, First
Breville Nespresso, a frother, two cups warmed for the occasion.
The Espresso Bar
Wall oven on the left, espresso on the right. Choose your morning.
Mise en Place
Pan on the burner, citrus standing by. Every dinner begins this way.
Sea Glass and Steel
Soft blue tile, a stainless hood, a copper pan that has already cooked once today.
The Primary, by Daylight
Custom navy bed, transom windows, feather print walls in soft graphite.
A Calmer Channel
A small desk for postcards, a screen for the surf cam.
Door Left Ajar
The primary, the dining room, the porch. The house breathes together.
Guest Room, with a Desk
A writing table, a quiet wall, the gulf playing on the screen overhead.
Four Posts, Indigo Throw
A four poster bed, a knit throw the color of deep water, a door to the balcony.
The Bunk Room
Stars on the wall, two built in bunks beside a queen four poster.
A Reading Light
Crisp linens, a navy pillow, a wall light for late chapters.
Stars, All Night
A queen four poster, a hand knit indigo blanket, and the wallpaper does the rest.
Bunks, by Way of the Bed
Four sleeping spots, a beach screen on the wall, a door that closes on the noise.
Two Sinks, One Mirror
Granite double vanity, a vintage mirror, morning light to spare.
Bal d'Afrique
Byredo on a marble tray. Quiet luxury, the kind you notice without thinking about it.
Marble, Quietly
The primary bath flows back toward the bed. Slippers optional.
A Small Kindness
The kind of small luxury that turns a rinse into a ritual.
Bal d'Afrique, Up Close
Full size bottles, because the travel sizes never quite feel like enough.
Rain, on Demand
A wide rainfall head, a handheld below, Byredo within arm's reach.
The Second Bath
A deep tub for the salty kids, a clean white vanity for the rest of you.
A Niche, Well Stocked
Travertine walls and three Byredo bottles in a row. All set.
In the Niche
Bal d'Afrique, three across. A small luxury that lasts the whole stay.
Cocktail Hour, Reserved
Two navy Adirondacks, a bottle on ice, a board of something good.
A Bottle, Two Glasses
Sparkling wine, soft cheese, the kind of olives you pretend not to finish.
Late Afternoon
The board, the bottle, the shades. Everything you need on a slow Friday.
Down the Long Porch
A row of navy chairs and the breezy shoulder of a Prominence porch.
Chair After Chair
The porch keeps going. So does the afternoon.
Yours, Whenever
Coffee in the morning, something cold by four.
Half Past Five
A bottle uncorked, chairs angled toward the breeze, the rest of the day handled.
Sunset on the Balcony
South facing, full width, second floor. The 30A sky at its best.
The Gear Closet
Paddle board, beach carts, two cruisers, a soft cooler. Everything you'd otherwise have to pack.
Two Cruisers, Waiting
Cream framed bikes ready for the trail to Alys.
The Denago
A new six passenger cart at the door. Public 30A beach access is a short ride away.