 Mark
and Karen Zeman love to collect interesting art pieces giving their
Delafield home a wonderful kaleidoscope of color. The large dining
table adjacent to the kitchen area easily accommodates the Zeman clan
of seven. Avant Garden in Delafield provided the fall bouquet that is
center of attention on the table, set up banquet style.
 The
custom chairs and table add a nice splash of color to the kitchen and
dinette area in Larry and Diana Morton’s Brookfield home. The
Mortons ordered their dinette set from Divine Decor in Brookfield. The
Mikasa glassware gives an interesting touch with each place setting
having its own design. Flowers by Jan in Milwaukee arranged the Fall
Splendor floral bouquet which accents the chairs nicely. Diana said
what she likes most about the room is the intimate feeling of the
space.
 Brett
and Susan Miller called Stephen Betts at Thomasville when they decided
to decorate their formal dining room. The Millers chose Thomasville’s
Hemingway dining room collection. The dining set rests on top of a
wool rug, with copper, nutmeg, black and moss green colors in a
brocade pattern. The window treaments are a Damask silk pattern
created to flow and add warmth to the space. "Dining rooms can be
cold and austere," says Betts. "The walls are a simple paint
and glaze technique, that almost anyone can do. All four elements,
including the furniture, accessories, drapery and wall treatment, come
together to provide my clients with a unique room."
 Oriental
sea and Tuscany blend may sound a little strange, but work beautifully
in Jon and Kathy Nordeen’s Delafield home. Earth tone colors of
moss, eggplant, coral and bronze lend an organic earthy feel to the
room. "It has a combination of Old World feeling with
cosmopolitan furniture," says Caroline Taylor of Heritage Carpets
and Interiors in Hartland. "The room is truly an eclectic balance
of styles that really blend well." The fresh floral arrangement,
created by The Flower Garden in Hartland, provides the finishing touch
on the table.
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