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Art devotees Richard Tooke and Charles Marshall have filled their house with more than 150 paintings and sculptures. Tooke said they have optimized their space in the kitchen by using cabinets that open up instead of to the left or right.
Richard Tooke and Charles Marshall moved to Naples 15 years ago to retire in their dream home, "Casananas, " on Gulf Shore Boulevard. Tooke and Marshall have decorated their house with more than 150 paintings and sculptures.
Art devotees Richard Tooke and Charles Marshall have filled their house with more than 150 paintings and sculptures. "That doesn't include the furniture and trinkets we have acquired from traveling," Tooke said. Marshall and Tooke moved to the Gulf Shore Boulevard home 15 years ago to retire. "The house just sort of evolved," Tooke said.
Art devotees Richard Tooke, left, and Charles Marshall recline in the sitting room of their Gulf Shore Boulevard home, "Casananas," on Friday, July 25, 2008. Tooke and Marshall have decorated their house with more than 150 paintings and sculptures. "I get my inspiration from a blank wall," Marshall said.
Charles Marshall strolls through his backyard garden. Marshall and Tooke's most recent art purchase, shown in the background, is a steel sculpture from Pennsylvania called White Rainbow Root. "Our favorite piece of art is always the last piece we got," Marshall said.
