Field Terrace, Irvington NY
A Brooklyn family of four relocated to a historic house built in the 19th century, seeking to translate their eclectic aesthetic into a much larger footprint. After initially attempting a DIY approach, they engaged me to provide the professional guidance needed for a project of this scale.
What started as a single-room office consultation has evolved into a long-term partnership. We are currently executing a room-by-room transformation that respects the home’s history while reflecting the family’s busy lifestyle. Stay tuned to watch this home evolve.
This home office room works overtime: it’s part den, part guest room, part office, so the goal was to create a sophisticated retreat that looks good on a zoom call, is cozy for hanging, and can easily transform into another bedroom (pullout sofa for the win!). We achieved this goal by keeping a tight, mostly neutral color palette and making sure all pieces married form and function.
When planning the patio design, we knew we wanted to complement the stunning backdrop full of lush, mature trees—while injecting a bit of personality. The outdoor rug pulls the same shade of green as the trees, letting the yellow striped seating have a moment in the sun. Now this is the perfect spot to enjoy an iced tea and some bbq.