With higher ceilings, add another three inches. A pear print over the hunt board that echoes the theme of the fruit and vine border. A tall buffet lamp with black shade for soft perimeter lighting. A display of a treasured old pewter tea service, glass candlesticks and a ceramic bird for the hunt board. Hiller recommends scattering favorite collected objects throughout the room to keep the decor from feeling formulaic.
Brass sconces on either side of the door to the living room.
Two coordinating prints by the china cabinet. The Unexpected Taking a cue from the bird feeder outside the bay window in the dining room, Shari Hiller fills two wire birdcages with silk plants and uses one as a centerpiece and hangs the other in front of the window for an unexpected touch.