Musician John Mellencamp’s Daufuskie Island, South Carolina retreat, designed by Monique Gibson, is a striking complement to his all-American songs.
Occupying the center of the house is a double-height living hall inspired by a church nave. The custom-made dining table is topped with a whale-rib sculpture from Balsamo Antiques, and the wing chairs and armchairs are by Lucca Antiques.
Drawings by Walt Kuhn and Marvin Cherney grace the living hall, which is painted in a Benjamin Moore white; the cocktail table is by RH, and the windows here and throughout the house are by Marvin Windows and Doors.
The dining table displays an assortment of glass vessels from Balsamo Antiques; RG Ironworks made the French doors.
In the kitchen, pendant lights by RH hang near portraits by Marvin Cherney and Walt Kuhn.
An Urban Electric Co. lantern is suspended above a table in the kitchen.
The movie room features RH Roman shades and a colorful painting by Jane Fisher; the chairs are by Lucca Antiques, and the guitar is a 1935 Martin.
In the master bedroom, a large Marvin Cherney work is propped on a Monique Gibson–designed bed dressed with Sferra linens; the lamps are by the Urban Electric Co., and the British Colonial armchair is from Anglo-Raj Antiques.
The master bath is appointed with vintage fixtures.
The screened porch includes furnishings by RH (the dining and cocktail tables, dining chairs, sofa, and club chair); the platter is from Balsamo Antiques.
The property’s infinity pool faces the Atlantic Ocean.
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