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and hallway embrace the home's formal rooms—a living room, spacious dining room, family
room and bar—orchestrating them in a dance between unity and autonomy. e built-in bar
is the natural gathering place for get-togethers with close friends; for larger events, designate
this space as a drink station, where hired bartenders shake up a bevy of cocktails starring fruit,
including apples, oranges and grapefruits, plucked from the estate's trees. Choose the dining
room for a formal sit-down business dinner for a baker's dozen; for a casual lunch, steer them
to the patio's built-in island. Scatter large round tables across the back lawn for a charity event
or a wedding; set it up with a bouncy house for a children's birthday. e large kitchen, which
corrals both a breakfast nook and a casual seating area, puts a chef and team within earshot
of both indoor and outdoor guests, while its large windows offer discrete vantage points from
which to monitor the backyard's activities while a door here enables direct access.
