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It started with the drapes. Cristina and Zoltan Csimma, who have lived for 35 years in their midcentury modern home designed by architect Henry Hoover, were looking to infuse a bit of warmth to the room on the lower level where they kept the pool table and stored their wine. “They asked for window treatments, and one thing led to another,” says designer Polly Corn Sullivan, who had worked with the couple on other projects over the years. Since the Lincoln, Massachusetts homeowners were waiting out COVID in Carmel, California, Sullivan reasoned that it was a good time to do more with the space. “It was pretty bare,” the Boston-b
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