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New York Country Home With a SoCal Vibe

Prior to moving to Sands Point, NY, the homeowners lived in Southern California and were influenced by the architecture of this region. SoCal is known for its unique blend of styles, which often combines elements of traditional Spanish architecture with more contemporary clean lines. Designers worked to create a space where the two counterparts are woven throughout the entire home.

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Photo: Jake Shea, True North Development. From: Becky Shea Design.

Backyard With Upper Deck

This property is located in Sands Point, New York, about 30 minutes from New York City. Adjacent to a farm for retired horses as well as a nature preserve (and not far from the beach), the home and its grounds are a restorative retreat for the owners.

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Photo: Jake Shea, True North Development. From: Becky Shea Design.

Neutral Contemporary Foyer With Red Rug

The artful styling of the foyer could easily be a still life painting. Handpicked, sculptural objects decorate a slim console table along one wall. And a rich red rug exudes warmth.

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Photo: Jake Shea, True North Development. From: Becky Shea Design.

Neutral Transitional Living Room With Brown Armchair

The living room incorporates some of the Spanish-style details the homeowners like from Californian architecture. High ceilings are punctuated by wood beams and a large stone fireplace is the heart of the space.

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Photo: Jake Shea, True North Development. From: Becky Shea Design.

Transitional Neutral Kitchen With Navy Island

Clean lines, sleek cabinetry and light fixtures bring a contemporary sensibility to the large kitchen. At its center is a grand island with plenty of room for prep work and hanging out. Painted navy, the island is also a tasteful dose of color.

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