The allure of Greenwich, Connecticut is obvious. An easy commute from New York’s hustle and bustle, the town is charming, rural and quaint. Our clients, a family whose parents work in Manhattan, were looking to transform a suburban colonial—surely in need of an update—into a comfortable, functional family home. A combination of rural and contemporary designs are accented with natural wood textures and concrete.
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We started by remodeling the kitchen, excavating the space and adding a replacing a solid wall with windows. Quartz countertops, a duo of orb chandeliers and a glass dining table keep the space feeling light and airy. The space is both bright and functional, with a kitchen that both looks good and can serve as place for the master chefs. To incorporate some local elements, horse art was added to a reclaimed wood wall.
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With a living room that connects to the kitchen and dining areas, a combination of blues, whites and wood accents were sourced. A dazzling sectional sofa with a white fabric frames a remodeled fireplace, creating an area for everyone to hangout as a family.
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A gold-leaf ceiling in the reading nook was inspired be a Parisian hotel, which is complimented by more subdued grey walls and a cloud-colored silk rug. Custom, built-in shelving allows the family to display their decorative wares.
