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THE

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SETTING By Gretchen A. Peck

As summer heats up, the backyard pool offers sanctuary and respite

ou’re not alone if you’ve thought that springtime felt truncated this year—not by the calendar’s measures, but by how temperatures and weather seemed to move swiftly from New England chill to dry summertime heat, with little transition between. Naturally, it inspires thoughts of how to best beat the heat—a question easily answered by a backyard pool. In many areas and neighborhoods of Greenwich, pools are a ubiquitous amenity, but what makes “the perfect pool setting?” We turned to some local Realtors for their thoughts. “The perfect pool setting is all about the surrounding environment,” according to Barbara Wells, a Realtor with Houlihan Lawrence’s Greenwich brokerage. “You want your pool area to look great but also give off the feeling of relaxation and enjoyment.” Wells is the listing agent for 106 Glenville Road in Greenwich, a seven-bedroom brick Georgian colonial, built in 1929. The nearly 8,000-squarefoot home is situated on 8.17 acres, with a tennis court, perennial and vegetable gardens, and a spectacular pool. “There is a pool house, with a wet bar and serving area, two changing rooms and two full bathrooms. You have all that you need right there,” Wells said. “The pool itself is a unique, fun shape

and is surrounded by a stone patio. There is plenty of lush, mature landscaping surrounding the pool and pool area, which allows for a picturesque setting—the perfect place to entertain and relax during those hot summer days.” Made of stone and stucco, and topped with a slate roof, the seven-bedroom English Manor at 89 Valley Drive, Greenwich, is immediately captivating. The home was built in 1928 by Architect W. Stanwood Phillips, and today, it presides over 1.97 acres, with perennial gardens and specimen trees affording color and texture. The property is currently offered for sale. Martha Z. Jeffrey and Christian Jeffrey of Sotheby’s International Realty are the listing agents. Martha Jeffrey explained what makes the outdoor living space here, with stone terraces and a serene pool, is “magical.” “This particular pool setting has a unique feel that would be difficult to duplicate now,” she remarked. “It is carved into the hillside setting and surrounded by canopies of mature trees, gently sloping perennial gardens and multiple stone terraces. The pool setting is seamlessly integrated into its natural environment.” Built in 2006, the stoneand-shingle five-bedroom colonial home at 39 Boulder Brook Road, CONTINUE POOLS ON PAGE 14

Photos above: The pool at 89 Valley Drive, Greenwich, is seamlessly integrated into the park-like environment, embraced by stone terracing and colorful landscaping elements, including specimen trees and perennial gardens. Martha Z. Jeffrey and Christian Jeffrey with Sotheby’s International Realty’s Greenwich brokerage are the listing agents. The asking price for the seven-bedroom English Manor is $4.495 million. Photo contributed by Sotheby’s International Realty..

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ILLUMINATE YOUR HOME IN STYLE By Gretchen A. Peck

Lighting is, most of all, functional, but it can also add color, texture and personality to a space

hether you’re building a new home or giving a current residence a refreshing renovation, lighting is a key element to interior design. Rachel Calemmo began her professional career as an interior designer. She was working for a large firm in Philadelphia when she decided to focus her future on lighting design. “I went to work for a firm that had architects, interior designers and lighting designers, and I worked under a lighting designer for a bit. … After many more years working for other firms, I decided to go out on my own,” she recalled. “I had the good fortune of working on the lighting design for a home in Scarsdale, and the project was big enough that it became a jumping-off point to start my own company.” She’s the co-owner of Christian Rae Studio, LLC, based in Fairfield, Connecticut. “Then, my husband, who is an architect, joined me in the business a few years after that, and we’ve slowly grown, bringing on other architects. Now, all of our projects incorporate lighting design, and I also consult with other

architects and designers in the area,” she said. Calemmo also works directly with homeowners. Most of the company’s clients are based in Fairfield County, but they’ve also traveled to Westchester County, Litchfield County, New York City and Long Island for projects. Asked how she approaches designing an interior space, Calemmo explained how a home’s architectural style is certainly a consideration. “The next most important thing is décor,” Calemmo said. “Where and how is the furniture placed in the space? How will those spaces be used? Are there any specialty finishes or artwork on the walls, where we might want to add an accent or highlight? We want to have both ambient and accent lighting covered, but also incorporate decorative lighting that goes with your furniture and finishes, because I think those things can make a space feel complete.” Calemmo noted how she considers nature and natural light when she designs the lighting for interior spaces: CONTINUE ILLUMINATE ON PAGE 6

Photos clockwise from top: The perfect chandelier can also be a work of art. Interiors and lighting design by Christian Rae Studio. Photo courtesy of Christian Rae Studio, LLC. — Rachel Calemmo, principal, Christian Rae Studio, LLC, Fairfield, Connecticut. Photo courtesy of Rachel Calemmo. — A well-illuminated space combines fixtures that provide a wash of light, strategically placed “spot” lighting, and serve a decorative function. The lighting for this gaming room and wet bar was created by Christian Rae Studio. Photo courtesy of Christian Rae Studio, LLC.

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ILLUMINATE FROM PAGE 4

“Lighting is jewelry for your home. It has a lot to do with your personality.” “How can we best manage our environment, so that it more closely mimics natural light and its effect on our bodies’ circadian rhythms? How can we make sure that our interior lighting is enhancing our well-being rather than detracting from it?” Smart controls are increasingly popular, especially for new construction, Calemmo said. They allow for ease of use, even when you’re not in residence, and mood-setting when you are. Calemmo offered a pro tip for homeowners: “Everything has to be on a dimmer—period, the end.” “Lighting is a constantly changing technology, so attending trade shows is extremely important. I’m ‘lighting certified,’ which means I have to take 36 credits in courses to keep up with the changing standards, in terms of energy, codes and best practices,” Calemmo said. “Every year, I attend the Illuminating Engineering Society’s Lumen Awards gala, where they highlight the best lighting design projects of the year,” she added. “I’m always blown away. They always inspire me. I love seeing what other lighting designers are doing.”

A HOME WITH PERSONALITY “Lighting is jewelry for your home. It has a lot to do with your personality,” according to Candace Pereira. Pereira has worked in the lighting industry for more than 35 years. She’s the co-owner of Chloe Winston Lighting Design in Norwalk, Connecticut. Though the company opened in 2018, prior to the COVID pandemic, Pereira and her business partner, Rina DiMarte, have been exceptionally busy during and since. They’ve been fortunate to build the business by word of mouth, and many of their clients are introduced to their services— and the more than 60 lighting manufacturers they work with—by way of Instagram. Approximately 70% of their business is derived from builders and designers, and about 30% of the time, they’re engaged by homeowners across Fairfield County and into neighboring Westchester County. Consultations are by appointment only, and they can ship items anywhere in the United States. To begin a project, the designers prefer to understand the circumstances—whether it’s a remodel or a new home—the dimensions of the interior spaces, and the client’s style preferences. “Also, budget comes into the equation, as well,” she

noted. “For example, do you plan on spending the most money on the kitchen, a foyer or perhaps in your dining room? Believe it or not, a lot of money goes into powder room lighting.” Asked if there’s such a thing as too much lighting or lighting that impedes the décor, Pereira said, “You want to keep your lighting quiet. You want it to complement the room, not fight what’s going on in the space. …Right now, as new houses are being designed, there’s incorporating a lot of recessed lighting, which provides most of your lighting in the room. When you’re adding chandeliers or sconces, those are amore about accents than a function of light.” When a client comes with a request to incorporate a particular fixture they love, the designers can create a theme around it, like you might with a treasured piece of artwork or furnishing. “Lighting is very trendy, so we go to a big lighting show in Dallas, Texas every year. We spend grueling hours and walk for miles and miles to literally see everything. That benefits our clients, because even if we don’t have a fixture on display in the showroom, we’ve seen it in person and can advise our clients about what we think looks great, what works together, what’s presented well in the catalog, or if it’s horrible—in other words, don’t go there,” Pereira explained. Currently trending are designs based on mixed metals. “In the kitchen, you might have polished nickel handles, you don’t have to have a polished nickel feature,” she said. “And color is coming back! There’s a lot of personality in home design right now; it’s no longer the same gray walls and white furniture.” For homeowners thinking of selling, color, texture and beautiful lighting can make a property stand out online, where more than 95% of buyers begin their search. 

Photos clockwise from top: Lighting should be soft and non-intrusive—perhaps even cleverly incorporated into the architectural and interior design. Rachel Calemmo and the team at Christian Rae Studio designed the lighting in this luxury home hallway. Photo courtesy of Christian Rae Studio, LLC. — Candace Pereira, co-owner, Chloe Winston Lighting Design, Norwalk, Connecticut. Photo courtesy of Candace Pereira. — Exquisite gold pendant lighting over a kitchen island picks up the gold-toned cabinet pulls. Chloe Winston Lighting Design helped the client choose the right fixture for both task lighting and decorative flair. Photo courtesy of Stephanie Elliott Photo.

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Kitchen Counter considerations By Gretchen A. Peck

Look to design aesthetics and purpose when choosing kitchen surfaces

he options for kitchen surfaces today are plentiful, and no longer is it necessary to sacrifice aesthetics for functionality. Depending on the kitchen design, color palette, and how the kitchen spaces will be used, homeowners and builders today can choose from granite, marble, quartz, quartzite, porcelain, copper, hardwoods and butcher block—or a combination of two or more. To learn about the most popular substrates for kitchen surfaces around Fairfield County’s magnificent luxury homes, we turned to a few local Realtors who shared some examples from homes currently on the market. Coldwell Banker Realtor Jackie Hammock represents the seller of 6 Pleasant View Place, Old Greenwich, a newly constructed five-bedroom shingle-style colonial home with 6,068 square feet of living space and a twocar garage. The seller is asking $3.495 million for the 0.36-acre property. Hammock offered some insight into the home’s kitchen, including the design elements. “The builder of this home has a designer who selects all the interior finishes and colors of the home,” Hammock explained. “The open kitchen plan is essential to today’s buyers. It is certainly the largest room in the home. For this new

home, she designed the custom-made cabinets for the kitchen, butler’s pantry, mudroom and all six baths. “She used large drawers throughout the kitchen, for plates, pans and cooking supplies,” she continued. “Pantry cabinets surround the refrigerator-freezer, which have slide-out drawers, so you can really see what you have, even at the back of the cabinet. Pullout cabinets opposite the gas range have racks for spices within easy reach while cooking.” The designer carefully chose the surfaces. “She selected quartzite for the countertops and the huge center island, because it is more durable than quartz and marble, and it stains less and is more attractive than most granites,” Hammock suggested. Realtor Amanda Thaw with The Riverside Realty Group in Westport is the listing agent for 3 Wake Robin Road, Westport—a newly constructed five-bedroom home created by HOBI Award-winning VAS Construction. The 1.68-acre property and 7,880-square-foot home is on the market at $4.2 million. “The kitchen at 3 Wake Robin Road is one of my alltime favorites,” Thaw said. “It was custom-built for a beautiful and elevated experience. The materials used offer a seamless serenity combined with a myriad of thoughtful and practical design details, resulting in a space that every chef or baker will appreciate. “The counters around the range and the lower part of the island are marble and are in areas where one might place a hot pot or pan, as marble can withstand heat better than other materials,” she added. “The lower part CONTINUE KITCHENS ON PAGE 12

Photo above: The kitchen designer chose quartzite for the counters and island at 6 Pleasant View Place, Old Greenwich. The kitchen has an open plan layout, creating seamless flow to the family room and out to the backyard living and dining spaces. The newly constructed five-bedroom home was completed this year. It’s offered to the market for $3.495 million. Photo courtesy of Coldwell Banker. — Photo below: The newly constructed 3 Wake Robin Road, Westport, is on the market for $4.2 million. The kitchen design is thoughtfully laid out, with optimal storage and task space, including marble and quartz surfaces. Photo courtesy of The Riverside Realty Group.

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KITCHENS FROM PAGE 8

of the island is perfect for prepping ingredients and is a baker’s dream. Quartz is used on the rest of the island, in the butler’s pantry and for the coffee station, as it is more durable and can withstand spills better than natural stone, making those areas more carefree for daily use.” Not only does the kitchen have some handy work spaces, it’s thoughtfully outfitted with clever cabinets and appliances, as well. “Every space in this kitchen was designed for ease of living,” Thaw said. “There are magic corner units for optimal storage, and pull-outs for mugs on both sides of the coffee station. The lighting is even set so it does not cast a shadow over the cook. The second sink is perfectly placed for hand washing when coming in from the mudroom, and if something spills in the refrigerator, there is an extra garbage pull-out, as well, for quick and easy cleanups. There is useful storage everywhere, including underneath the seating area for items that aren’t used as often. This stunning and ideal kitchen—the heart of the home—is meant to be used.” In the kitchen at 56 Dingletown Road, there are several surfaces represented, including hardwood surfaces, copper countertops, quartz and butcher block. It’s a kitchen that looks marvelous but is also designed to be a highly functional space. The property is currently on the market for $4.795 million. Sotheby’s International Realty’s Marje Vance Allocco and Heather Platt are the co-listing agents. Platt described the kitchen as “masterfully designed.” She noted the antimicrobial copper countertops, quartz surfaces that surround the range, walnut hardwood surfaces crafted in Connecticut, and the prep island’s butcher block. “These copper countertops are unsealed so that they offer an endlessly changing patina and full impact of

the antimicrobial effects of copper,” Platt explained. “They can be polished and cleaned, so that they have the bright salmon color, if desired. These were made by a family workshop in Texas.” “I’ve been in hundreds of beautiful kitchens during my real estate career in Greenwich, but rarely do they function at the level of 56 Dingletown,” Vance Allocco said. “I’m an avid home cook, and I covet the elements in their kitchen. “The seller’s approach to feeding her family is wholesome and organic,” she added. “She applied the same principles to the kitchen design and specifically to the surfaces. End-cut or end-grain butcher block absorbs the impact of knife cuts. It’s very resistant to nicks and gouges, in addition to being easier on the cook’s hands and knives. With proper maintenance, you could think of it almost as self-healing.” The kitchen’s layout and dimensions also accommodate multiple cooks and family members or guests who’d like to help or watch the process. “Cooking can be theater, with room for two or more chefs and seating for seven around one of the islands,” Platt suggested. 

Unsealed copper countertops offer an endlessly changing patina and antimicrobial effects. Photo above: At 56 Dingletown Road, Greenwich, there are several materials represented among the kitchen surfaces, including copper counters, quartz around the range, butcher block for prep areas and walnut hardwoods for the second island. The five-bedroom fully renovated home is described by the listing agents as a “sleek and uniquely private retreat.” The asking price is $4.795 million. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s International Realty.

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POOLS FROM PAGE 2

The recipe for a good life is simple: Just add water! Greenwich, is currently on the market. The 1.46-acre property accommodates some beautiful outdoor living and dining spaces, including stone terraces shaded by a covered porch and a wisteria-draped pergola. The terraces walk out to a lovely in-ground pool. Sotheby’s Realtor Joanne Gorka is the listing agent, and she offered some familiar perspective on the pool setting here: “Beacause the property is at the end of a cul-de-sac, the backyard and pool area are very private and quiet. Additionally, the pool is nestled into a terrace, with plenty of space for dining and two covered patios—one with an outdoor fireplace.” Sotheby’s Realtor Jill Tighe Kelly is the listing agent for 57 Partridge Hollow Road, Greenwich, a grand, five-bedroom colonial in the private, gated Partridge Hollow Association. She shared some perspective on the “lifestyle” the home affords. “Imagine easy access to horse riding trails, nature walks along the wooded paths speckled with sunlight, taking in deep breaths of fresh air, gliding and floating on the top

of the calm water while kayaking on the lake, fishing and recreational fun, skating on the pond, and simply enjoying tranquil living,” the listing agent suggested. The 6.13-acre property is also home to a remarkable pool. “This home is absolutely one that is meant to recharge and refresh its inhabitants,” Kelly said. “If you’re looking for a home with the perfect pool setting to relieve stress, this is it! The inviting freeform pool is designed for relaxing and soaking up the abundance of natural peace and serenity. “As you float and meditate, you feel as weightless as the eagles soaring above you,” she continued. “The spa attached to the pool relaxes the muscles and accentuates the positive health benefits of water. Mother Nature’s embrace is felt all around by the surrounding trees and outcroppings for complete privacy. The sound of the natural waterfall in the distance and views over Partridge Hollow Lake make this pool a true oasis to escape the hustle and bustle of our busy lives. The recipe for a good life is simple: Just add water!” 

Photos clockwise from top: Situated on 1.46 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac, 39 Boulder Brook Road, Greenwich, is offered to the market for $4.8 million. The listing agent, Sotheby’s Realtor Joanne Gorka, described the outdoor living space and pool setting as notably quiet and peaceful. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s Realty. — The pool at 106 Glenville Road, Greenwich, is complemented by a pool house, complete with a wet bar, serving area, changing rooms and two full bathrooms. The seven-bedroom brick Georgian colonial is on the market for $7.495 million. Barbara Wells with Houlihan Lawrence is the listing Realtor. Photo contributed by Houlihan Lawrence. — In Greenwich’s backcountry, the private, gated community of Partridge Hollow Association is home to 57 Partridge Hollow Road, a five-bedroom 6,124-square-foot colonial built in 1994. The impressive home overlooks Partridge Hollow Lake and is complemented by a magnificent freeform pool and spa. The seller is asking $4.95 million. Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s Realty.

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