NEW YORK RESIDENTIAL

Set within the weathered stone walls of a storied residence, this home is a study in confident restraint pushed toward maximalism. Deep bottle green and burnished coral anchor rooms otherwise defined by their architecture of arched leaded windows, exposed stone and checkerboard tile. All the while, sculptural bouclé seating, burl wood, and considered vintage pieces lend each space a sense of provenance rather than acquisition.

The design resists any single formula. A sunroom, dense with potted palms and a weathered rocking horse, reads as pure reverie; a foyer built around a custom fountain beneath a sweeping staircase reads as pure theater. Bedrooms shift in temperament, sage and quiet in one, citrus-bright and pattern-forward in the next , while a striped, sky-blue ceiling turns a family playroom into its own small spectacle. Nothing here feels imposed on the house; everything feels excavated from it.

What emerges is a residence that is unmistakably collected rather than decorated - layered, personal, and built for a family that actually lives inside its rooms.