Deck
On our spacious deck always set for 22 we host everything from graduation parties, wedding brunches, retirement parties, private dining, to breakfast here.

Common Area
The common room is the gathering space for guests as well as the décor. It is an eclectic mix of decorating through the ages. The silky, shiny window treatments embody the glint and flair of the Nouveau era, a time of ravishing elegance. The influence of American designer, Louis Comfort Tiffany, is personified in the dressing table / coffee corner with his glass as the two side panels. The floral Queen Anne humpback settees set up as a tate a tate with a like period dining table between flanked by two Duncan Fife dining chairs add dimension to the room. The peppering of Wedgewood, glass, and original paintings throughout serve to complete the look. We host everything from graduation parties, wedding brunches, retirement parties, private dining, to breakfast here.

Louis XIV Suite
The elegance of this room begins with the carved, curved, upholstered European sized bed. The aristocratic presentation of the sumptuous down-filled velvet three-cushioned sofa and matching lady and gentleman’s chair surround guests in the formal French style. The color palette is strictly upper crust with deep blues and rich golds. Lavish textures add to the grandeur of the room from the ornate pillows with dressmaker details to layer upon layer of elegant bedcoverings. Finishing touches complete the royal feel with marble top tables and gilded furniture accents. From the bow window to the pecan wood European sized furniture, this room exudes privileged seventeenth century aristocratic France.

French Market Suite
The king sized brass bed in the first bedroom area with the porcelain finial balls conjure the image of the lavender fields and bright light of Provence. The contrasting texture and color of the black and gold iron fleur-de-lis beds (arranged either as a second king-sized or 2 separate twin beds) against accents in the colors of the countryside - sunny yellow and soft gold, and floral pinks and purples - punctuate the pieces. The dark, artsy pictures adorning the walls give the room the feel of a French street market. The rustic carved wood armoire has curved panels, hand-carved decorations and raw wood characteristic of this warm, welcoming style. The rough porcelain tile choices complete the rustic old-world feel of the room.

Asian Flair Suite
Introduce a taste of the Orient into your getaway in our Asian Flair suite. The walls are done in nature’s green. The iron leaves, bedding, and paintings also mimic nature. The elaborate, ornate, and textured window treatments typical of Chinese décor provide a sense of balance in this Asian style room. The elaborate screen, an essential to a truly authentic Asian style room, serves as the queen- sized headboard and is the major element of the room decor. The lavatory was designed in the Japanese interior tradition of bringing peace, balance, and serenity to the space, which is kept simple and uncluttered. The quality and craftsmanship is typically exquisite. Come experience it for yourself!

British Travel Suite
The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries took the British officer to exotic ports of call. The relaxed formality of this room brings the distant colonies of The South Seas, India, and Africa to you. The classic Queen Anne four-poster bed and pineapple lamps coupled with the rich and exotic influences of the Indonesian wall unit and Asian-inspired pictures, mirror and tea set embody this eclectic style. The unusual complement of textures found in the window treatments with silk panels against animal printed curtains give this suite an intriguing sense of journey. The bedding and art completes the captivating, loosened-up take on the British classic with an original twist.

Cedar Chest
Our Cedar Chest Suite is a comfortable, casual suite using vintage accessories, pastels, and inviting furniture to engulf you in a deep exhale. The lace curtains, dreamy soft creamy colors, powder coated antique metal bed, old-fashined sewing machine gone sink base, and bistro table for gathering or workspace combine to remind you of visiting your grandmother surrounded by welcoming people and things.