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Walls
Taylor selected “coral reef” paint for this room. “Everybody looks good in this color,” he says. “So when we entertain, everyone looks their best.”
Curtains
Ornate Chinese fabric inspired the room’s bright color scheme.
Art
Taylor has an affinity for 18th- and 19th-century portraits, like this one of famous mariner Sir John Salt’s mother.
Porcelain
He’s an avid collector of rare European heraldry plates, which depict a family’s coat of arms. Italian Countess diNardi gifted Taylor a selection of 1800-era designs when he was working for a menswear company in Italy.
Hutch
The Hulman family used to own this early-20th-century wooden piece. Taylor plucked it from Midland Arts & Antiques Market in Carmel.
Trinket
Taylor’s wife bought this decorative box at an Elizabeth Taylor auction in New York. “It was a gift from Liz to country artist Ronnie McDowell,” he says. “It still has his calling cards in it.”
Couch
He recovered a yellow-damask sofa with lime-green velvet.
Cushions
The Taylors bought these Thai-silk pillows at Gump’s San Francisco on their honeymoon.
