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The open living room/dining room affords little privacy.

Dining Table and Floors

The family can sit down to dinner at a refectory-type table under a bank of crystals and look through a 36-foot-long expanse of glass that faces the street. The house is set back from the street, but that doesn't stop passers-by from staring through its enticing expanse of windows.

Other missteps:

  • The centrally situated dining table has become, Tina says, "a way station to the outdoors, collecting books, mail, and a variety of junk."
  • The smooth-as-cashmere limestone floors were sealed and now have to be cleaned with distilled water (regular water turns the surface of the floors cloudy).

From the Spring 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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