Studio
Photo by: Annie Schlechter
Photo by: Annie Schlechter
Photo by: Annie Schlechter
Photo by: Annie Schlechter
Photo by: Annie Schlechter
Photo by: Annie Schlechter
Photo by: Annie Schlechter

About the Studio

Inside, one generous room opens up at both ends, with windows framing the Litchfield Hills on one side and the woodland garden on the other, alongside a sprawling collection of books.

When an adjacent property came on the market, Bunny didn’t hesitate. The A-frame house, built deep into the rocks of the hillside, was fully renovated and transformed into a studio — modern in feeling, but very much a part of the landscape.

  • Photo by: Annie Schlechter
  • Photo by: Annie Schlechter
  • Photo by: Annie Schlechter
  • Photo by: Annie Schlechter
The Studio Courtyard
Photo by: Annie Schlechter

The Studio Courtyard

A courtyard entrance for the Studio was carved out of the rocky terrain, anchored by a fountain and a stone retaining wall. The doorway is a copy of a Federal doorway, the same period as the main house.

Plants of the Studio

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