CityView Magazine

24 | October 2016 C-I-N-E-M-A e Safilles enjoy going downtown Fayette- ville to enjoy Fourth Friday events and to scope out new restaurants in town. Eduardo frequent- ly enjoys playing golf and Lori especially likes going to the gym. But what they love most of all is the cinema; they love going to the movies. ere is no doubt the Safilles are movie buffs. ey've converted their den on their first floor into a complete media room. Scarface posters, which her husband collects, adorn the walls. An old projector, a prop, sits on a side table. In their own private theatre, brown velvet curtains block the sunlight. eir collection of DVDs—up- wards of 400 titles—is housed in a custom-built cabinet. e room does not have rows of movie theatre seats but instead a more comfortable op- tion: dark brown leather sofas that recline into full loungers. And if they care to relax outside, the Safilles have plenty of options of things to do, literally, in their own backyard. Next to the outdoor fireplace is a built-in BBQ, a set of dining fur- niture and a cobalt blue swimming pool. Deck jets spritz graceful arcs of water into the pool. A large pink flamingo float catches a breeze off the lake and spins. e pool is not equipped with steps, but rather a shallow ledge "to sun without having to get all the way in." "I wanted a beach entry concept, but this was my next best option," Lori says. Two balconies wrap around the back of the house, one from the first floor and the second, up- stairs off the master bedroom. Each offers a grand view. Each time you look up and look out, there it is: the lake. Shimmering water. Pine trees in the distance. A wide sky open above you. It's obvious their inspired living surrounded by nature is not only serenity sought, but serenity found. CV An old movie projector Home theatre

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