“The entry features a double height ceiling with a Lindsey Adelman chandelier, introduces color with a custom colored Tai Ping rug, and provides a drop zone for our client with a sculptural center table.”

Art on the left: Naomie Kremer, Purple Maze, 2006 // via McClain Gallery

“The anchor of the formal living is the custom serpentine sofa that both connects the room, but also allows for separate conversation/sitting areas. We re-designed the existing beams to be more impactful, added a venetian plaster to the walls to create depth, added a custom burl wood cabinet (El Dorado Woodworks) that balances the tones and scale of the existing stone fireplace surround. A vintage Murano glass chandelier hangs centered in the space.”

Art, back wall: Amanda Talley, New South

“The Donald Martiny piece (the swish of purple art piece) provides a moment of bold contrast over the Dmitriy sofa.”

Sculpture: Karen Hawkins, Yearbook Totem, 2015 // via Laura Rathe Fine Art

“The dining room continues our exploration of neutral tones and textures through the pairing of a tonal wallcovering, plaster convex mirrors and cerused oak finishes.”

Art, Center: Lichtenstein

Art: Eric Peters

“Reconfiguring the kitchen to accommodate a working island and an eating island was imperative to our client’s active lifestyle.”

“Custom finished Berman Rosetti counterstools provide ample yet stylish seating and introduces the blue tones seen in the adjacent family room and powder bath. Using an Ann Sacks marble mosaic allowed for the use of cool and warm tones throughout the space.”

“The family room is home to a bespoke millwork piece (El Dorado Woodworks) that integrates into the adjacent stone fireplace hearth and surround. The Maya Romanoff wood veneer wallcovering provides a seamless continuity. A Damien Hurst piece hangs above the fireplace and a Hickory Chair cocktail table provides a playful spot for our clients to kick up their feet.”

Art: Damien Hirst

“The main powder bathroom is the first fully immersive jolt of color that guests will encounter. The deep marine blue found in the Flavor Paper mural continues onto nearly all surfaces in the space. Apparatus scones with black leather details frame the shapely brass mirror which speaks to the Nest Studio cabinet pulls.”

“The couple shares the study which is anchored by a custom shaped Stark rug and a new stone fireplace surround. Custom millwork flanks the fireplace and provides a sense of his and hers.”

“Hers is a more feminine take with a dyed parchment writing desk with sinuous legs. His is a take on mid-century design through the use of iconic pieces, like the Eames Lounger.”

Art: Gian Garofalo, Sweet Peas, 2014

“The master suite is the study of modern serenity through the utilization of subdued and contrasting neutrals. The rug is a hand knotted silk/wool blend with a geometric motif,”

“A Marc Chagall hangs above a bleached oak dresser.” 

“The bathroom vanities were custom designed to maximize storage.”

“The conservatory brings the outdoors in with the playful yet sophisticated Phillip Jeffries wallcovering.”

“This space was designed for the girls to have a hangout space of their own. The wall opposite of the windows was completely re-imagined and now has ample storage with custom millwork and barn doors to allow for privacy.”

“Each of the girls’ bedrooms were an extension of their personalities and we really had design freedom to bring these spaces to life. The eldest daughter’s room features a more subdued palette compared to that of her sisters’ spaces. The combination of linear and curved shapes, bold patterns and soft textures creates a youthful sense of exploration and discovery.”

“The youngest daughter’s room has a monochromatic base, with shades of bright blue on the walls, ceiling, bed, and rug. Framing the upholstered bed is a full wall of cabinets adding valuable storage for toys and art supplies. One of our favorite elements is the bright yellow monkey sconce hanging next to the bed!”

“The middle daughter’s room was a flex room that we converted into a bedroom. The space was unique in its layout and provided us the opportunity to create a loft space, which in turn allowed us to create a much-needed closet and proper entrance to the room. In addition to the loft, we integrated new built-in storage along two walls of the room, taking advantage of previously unusable space due to the pitch of the ceiling.”

“The lower level lacked direction and purpose when we started the project, but our bold use of color breathed new life into the space. The color wall provides a moment of fun, but also entices visitors to explore, making it clear that the space continues beyond what is initially visible from the stair.”

Art, left: Wendy Wagner

“We treated one half of the space as an arts and crafts room, and the other as a game room, complete with an air hockey table.”