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"I'M OBSESSED WITH THE GORGEOUS CHURCHES IN MEXICO, AND THAT AESTHETIC IS PREVALENT IN MY JEWELRY, MY HOME AND MY LIFE." In the entry of her home, chinoiserie chest from Lewis & Maese. Mirror frame from an old church. Treasured boxes and tea caddies. Peckinpaugh Griffith uses this English chinoiserie secretary as a display case in her store. FEBRUARY | PAGE 40 | 2014 In the family room, paintings by John Alexander and Frank Faulkner and a pair of 17th-century Italian reliquaries top the old family sideboard that once resided in her maternal grandparents' Park Avenue apartment in New York City. Large bird painting by an unknown Mexican artist. Architect Bill Canady returned three years after the house was built to add the pool house, which serves as additional entertaining space.