“In the kids’ lounge, we really leaned into creating a space that feels both fun and functional — somewhere that can handle everyday use but still feels considered. Thecustom striped sectional, upholstered in Perennials’ Paddington Stripe in Pumice, sets the tone. It brings in pattern in a way that feels tailored and durable, which is key for a space like this.”

“We paired it with an oversized leather ottoman that can flex as a coffee table or extra seating, depending on the moment. Along one wall, there are fabric-paneled storage doors that help soften the room while keeping everything tucked away, and a taller cabinet adds both storage and a bit of height to balance the space.

There’s also a vintage sideboard beneath the TV that brings in a sense of character and contrast, along with some unique lighting that keeps the room feeling a little more elevated than your typical lounge.”

“In the library, the whole palette really started with the Calacatta Viola marble — we pulled that rich merlot tone from the veining and color-drenched the room to match in Sherwin-Willams Carnelian.”

“There’s a coffered ceiling with an Italian Murano glass chandelier centered in the room, and the herringbone floors have this beautiful border detail that adds something extra underfoot. The marble fireplace is a focal point, finished with a metal rivet frame around the firebox for a bit of contrast.”

“”In the girls room, we focused on creating something that feels soft, layered, and a little bit whimsical. The oversized window seat with a French mattress cushion makes it an easy spot to lounge, and we filled it with a mix of custom pillows to bring in pattern and personality in fabrics from Namay Samay, Mokum, Penny Morrison, McLaurin and Piercy, Zak & Fox, Susan Connor, and Schumacher.”

“There’s a floral grasscloth wallpaper that adds some texture, while the palette stays mostly neutral with touches of pink and green throughout. The custom box pleated slipcovered bed is upholstered in a Perennials fabric, paired with bobbin leg velvet ottomans.

We also played into the architecture with a charming built-in closet and vanity. And there are thoughtful details throughout: Kapittel Alabaster lamps from VisualComfort that echo the shape of the nightstands, a McGee & Co. lounge chair in the corner, and a vintage rug layered over jute to ground the space.”

“In the guest suite, we really wanted it to feel like its own little retreat. The natural oak ceiling detail sets the tone right away, with a large Ralph Lauren for Visual Comfort pendant centered in the space to draw your eye.

The architecture gave us these two dormer moments, so we leaned into that — one became a small desk area, and the other a cozy spot for dining or coffee. To keep the bed centered under the ridge beam and aligned with the Juliette balcony doors, we used asymmetrical nightstands, which adds a bit of interest while still feeling balanced.

There’s a vintage piece of art above the bed, with smaller artwork by Colby Sanford layered over one of the nightstands, which helps it feel collected.”

“In the bath, we carried through those thoughtful details with marble apron-front sinks, Newport Brass plumbing, and Limehouse sconces at the vanity, all grounded by a Francois & Co. herringbone tile and more of that wood-clad ceiling detail.”

“Here, we centered the space around a reclaimed Belgian Blue stone trough sink set on a custom wood base with ring pulls — it really brings in that sense of age and character. We paired it with Atmosphyre plumbing and accessories to keep everything feeling cohesive.”