1960's Classique

"Architect Richard Zingale and interior designer Sandra Chancey created a soothing retreat using a minimalist, geometric design and modernist influences."

Isn't this rich ? It takes me back to another time..........

I like it. I grew up with a girl who's parent's home was very similar to both the exterior, and interior of this place..

...And so dissimilar to my family home.

I was surrounded with everything traditional.
Everything that is done in this home reflects the 1960's.
All of the good from the 60's era, and the bad forgotten.
The light floors are refreshing, clean , and airy.

'Airy' is always good.

One thing though,...it is very important that your wood floor is finished in just the right color/shade. If you don't watch the staining process carefully you could end up with a pink hue in the floor.

No Good.

No Pinks.

"The client — philanthropist and art collector Norma Gene Lykes — first found a house to renovate in her own neighborhood, the Hyde Park historic district along Tampa Bay in Florida. But obstacles prevailed, and she decided to demolish that house and build a new one with a 1960s-inspired aesthetic. Both Zingale and Chancey had worked with Lykes previously, and the three tackled the project as a team."

I think this home is a knockout!
The architecture is 1960's style.

And today, it is truly a Classique!!

I would live here in heart beat.

I would like to know, do you like this home??

Could you live in it, or is it too modern and cold for you??

I know some of you have much different styles....

but can you appreciate it?

I think what I like about this home is that it reminds me of the homes in Miami Beach, from the 1960's when I was growing up.

To Read The Article: http://www.veranda.com/room-decorating/interior-design-1960s-inspired-Florida
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