“This room needed to be serene and kid-friendly, so we incorporated functional built-ins for things like extra blankets, puzzles, toys, and books, and designed the coffee tables at two heights – one perfect for standing toddler play and one for seated play (with the cutest custom kid chairs). The intentional walkway behind the sofa offers room for storage bins and bigger items that aren’t always in the rotation, like a mini hockey goal. The washable Sixpenny sofa and taupe Revival rug were chosen for their durability, softness, and ability to hide everyday mess while still feeling airy. In the end, everything has a place in this room, and the goal here was accomplished of creating a calm family space that’s not too precious for play and wears well over time.”

“The kitchen flows into the family room so the spaces feel connected. Vintage refinished swivel chairs and custom mini chairs around the coffee table make it easy for kids to play and adults to gather within the same sightline.”

“Most walls in the home feature art, but the limewashed fireplace wall was intentionally left blank. To one side, a darker-wood built-in displays family art, objects, and photos which frames a TV, while the other side is a wall of glass doors with linen roman shades that look out to the garden. We designed the sightlines, so your eye moves either to the built-ins or outside, letting the limewashed fireplace stay quiet. The linen shades, plaster chandelier, and vintage copper sconces add depth without competing. A pop of color from the green Phile kids’ chair, along with layered textures and wood tones, brings warmth.”

“A long stone floating shelf connects two hutches to balance functionality without feeling heavy and the porcelain stone was selected because we thought it was beautiful but loved its durability. The hutches were selected as they help to hide things like the coffee bar or some large pieces like a blender but are also very accessible.”

“We chose soft cream cabinetry, paneled oak woven accents, antique brass and polished nickel and limewashed walls to create a warm but bright space, anchored by the large square island with significant storage and custom woven wood stools. Bookshelves were also included in two separate areas for cookbooks and personal items.”

“For our cabinets, we worked with Montgomery Kitchen and Bath.”

A Fosbery Studio chandelier above the breakfast table, which adds a soft and inviting feel to the space

“The two points of focus in this room are the Brazilian terracotta chandelier and the red vintage Turkish family rug on the wall. A custom organic shaped wood table was built to fit the space and pair with the Henning leather camel chairs. To create a slightly moodier feel, we shifted the color palette with a Bilbao Mist limewash and darker linen cafe curtains. We love how it pairs with the daintiness of the white Fosbery Studio linen shaded sconces. Objects and art are placed throughout the space, and on the opposite wall, we added built-in plaster shelves to display personal items allowing the actual items to be the main focus, as opposed to the shelving.”

“This room was designed to have a few different places to gather. We mixed vintage and custom pieces all anchored by a Rhema Jordan Labbe art piece and a clean white Sixpenny sofa.”

“In this room, the art and objects really do the storytelling. The room is tied together by a woven Rush House rug which adds texture and warmth. Overall, the room is intentionally light because this is the brightest part of the house, and we wanted it to feel that way, where the natural light carries throughout.”

“In one corner, the vintage banana sofa creates its own moment, framed by the woven pendant above, the small vintage brass-and-slate coffee table, and David Bush photograph. We love how it feels cozy, yet somewhat sculptural.”

“We intentionally went moodier here, while keeping with the warm natural tones in the home. Here you can find a hand carved marble sink coupled with a vintage bamboo mirror and brass light. We picked a modern antique brass faucet to play off the vintage mirror and light. We love the simplicity and depth of the space with the limewash as the backdrop.”

“For this room we wanted the space to feel super relaxing. Color is drawn from the Christine Cover piece which helped shape the palette of the room. We love how the camel Cultiver bed cover pairs with the linen Maiden Home bed and cane side tables we sourced in India. In the corner, a favorite vignette is the vintage chaise with the Noguchi pendant light. The linen drapes that frame the large window filled with natural light and cozy rug tie the room together.”

“The goal for this space was to be clean, elevated, and natural. We love how the stone shower surround and counters pairs with the wicker light, beige linen cage curtains, polished nickel fixtures and vintage Murano sconces. The space is functional with ample storage as well.”

“For this room, we were inspired by the outdoors, primary colors and adventure. We wanted the ceiling to look like the sky so you can see painted clouds, and we love how the Petit Panier woven pendant feels like a playful take on the sun.

Sage green walls depicted the feeling from trees, while the yellow accents felt like the streaks from the sun. We brought red accents in to round out the primary colors. We love the little kid nook: what was originally dead space behind drywall became a cozy corner with play curtains – it’s a big hit!”

“We wanted this room to feel super sweet and warm. Similar to the family playroom, blues, and primary colors helped shape this space. We love the cozy reading corner, the yellow gingham tent, and Moppet knitted alphabet above the crib – a special piece for the room. The crib is from West Elm, the recliner and bear chair are Pottery Barn, the adorable pendant is Ferm Living and the pleated sconces are from Worley Lighting. We chose a sage checkered Revival rug here due to the durability and softness.”

“The space is small but manages to fit a lot. A laundry, sink, and mini fridge plus storage. We love how the walnut wood tones, and pewter and antique brass accents pair with the subtle checkered floor. The linen cafe curtain adds soften while still providing privacy and natural light.”

“This is one of the most used parts of the house, so durability and functionality led this discussion. Storage here was critical. In addition to the bench with storage, we have a large coat closet along with another washer dryer. The custom magnetic board highlighted by the woven Worley light allows for hanging art, magnets, and schedules. The kid chair is a favorite little detail, making it easier to take off shoes. Lastly, we added cabinetry and a section for all dog related items too!”