home of distinction
THE bunk wing is for the kids
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with its own hangout area and a
gym, able to comfortably sleep
six.
“I wanted the kids to have their own
place, so I built this bunk house concept.
I knew whenever they got into high
school and college they’re not going to
want to be in little ‘Buffalo Bob’ bunk
beds, so I coupled twin bunk beds on
top with queen-sized berths below,” says
Kranich.
Interiors are interwoven with artwork
that include works from musician Brian
Eno and artists Ellsworth Kelly, John
Baldessari, Sol LeWitt, Analia Saban and
Damian Hirst.
“One of my favorite pieces she has
is by Ann Hamilton and she has this
incredible sculpture by Stephen Michael
Beck called The Agenda. I love it!” says
Stachowicz.
The bunk room has twin beds with brass railing above and queen beds below. The window seat alcove is of rift and quartered white oak. In
the hotel wing, reading nooks with a view have charging stations. Tonal shifts of blue Ultrasuede fabric move from lighter to darker as each
nook gets closer to the ocean. Corten steel doors custom made by Intracoastal Iron open from the pool level cabana into the front entry.