Lee's dining room includes a number of pieces repurposed from a former home, including the chairs, which she re-covered, and the rug, which she cut in half to fit the space. The photograph on the wall was taken in Ditch Plains by a local artist.
The den's decor includes an Indian peacock mirror, over the fireplace—the placement, she says, "was Nate's idea—and a rug from Morocco.
Lee feels it's fitting that the white wicker chairs in her office "look like garden furniture," because her backyard is just beyond the glass doors.
On a bookshelf, a display of art and fashion books and knick-knacks collected during Lee's travels.
In one bedroom, guests sleep in Lee's wrought iron childhood bed, from her parents' house in West Virginia, near a gallery wall filled with Hugo Guinness prints.
Pretty wallpaper and a pair of metal and cream chairs.
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