20 Years of Traditional Home: McBournie and Faudree(2)
20 Years of Traditional Home: McBournie and Faudree
Gary McBournie
The house that Beth and Michael Jones bought in Weston, Massachusetts was built in the 1880s as a carriage house and barn, a common beginning for what are now some of Weston's prettiest abodes. Through the years and various remodelings, the structure has retained its original peaked entry dormer, stone pilasters, and cupola.
Architect Patrick Ahearn designed a new rear wing for the house and oversaw a reconfiguring of the interior. Early in the construction process, Beth also hired Boston interior design talent Gary McBournie, whose work epitomizes casual sophistication -- exactly the look that Beth wanted for her home.
Design:
Architect: Patrick J. Ahearn, Ahearn/Schopfer and Associates, 160 Commonwealth Ave., Suite L5, Boston, MA 02116; 617/266-1710, ahearnschopfer.com.
Interior designer: Gary McBournie, Gary McBournie Inc. Interior Design and Decoration, 71 Newbury St., Suite 300, Boston, MA 02116; 617/542-5700, gmcbinc.com.
Photographs by Gordon Beall
Text by Krissa Rossbund
Produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick
