Rough Point… and Doris’s plastic potatoes.

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Continuing our tour of Doris Duke’s Rough Point estate… the morning room.

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Because when you’re rich, every time of the day has its own room.

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Family crest stained glass windows.

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The dining room was odd as it was a huge, mostly empty space.

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Doris preferred her table, without extensions, in front of the window

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And this was her absolutely favorite piece.

She loved it so much, she took it with her when traveling.

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Apparently a house is not a home without a giant silver swan.

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I thought this was a nice touch.

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Doris’s record collection only contained vintage albums.

Husband chose Louis Armstrong as he was a frequent guest. You can’t go wrong with Satchmo.

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Multiple kitchens.

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With old, but still working appliances.

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The kitchen was 3 separate rooms.

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All with nice views.

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It’s a very workable space.

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Though I could have done without the plastic veggies…

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And pots full of plastic boiling potatoes.

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I get it.

It’s a kitchen. There was food.

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14 thoughts on “Rough Point… and Doris’s plastic potatoes.”

  1. I absolutely LOVE the kitchen. It’s big and bright and with views no less, but I’m with you, I could have done without all the plastic vegetables. I mean, one can stage that vintage kitchen much better I’m sure. As for the silver swan, it’s nice but I wouldn’t travel with it.

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  2. Is the Swan breakable? I get if she took it to her other houses..at first I thought you meant on vacation, etc..
    As for the food, maybe they were sharing what types of food people ate during the time period.

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