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great room
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The bungalow interior, both in plan and detail, was direct and functional. The front door opens directly into the living room which in turn connects to the dining area. The walls and ceilings are the original stucco. The Berthelot’s removed the 1950’s celetex tile which raised the ceiling nearly two inches and accentuated the picture molding. Standing sentinel is a heavy timber folk art carving believed to an old St. Nicholas. Dolly spotted this treasure in 1999 under a table at an annual Lion’s Club flea market in Jay, N. Y., in the Adirondacks and she continues to unravel its mysterious heritage.
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The great room has a view overlooking Escambia Bay facing north.
(from Gulf Breeze: Navy Cove House) -
The walls, ceiling and floors of the entire home are clad in pine and juniper. This is a view of the second level. The four interior poles around which the home is supported are visible on all levels.
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(from Perdido Key: Gothic House) -
(from Perdido Key: Gothic House)
