Located in Greenwich, Connecticut, this luxury residential interior design project embraces a couture-level approach where every surface is thoughtfully crafted to create a layered, art-driven environment. The home blends classic architectural elegance with contemporary design, resulting in interiors that feel both refined and expressive.

Throughout the residence, lacquered walls, contemporary wallcoverings, and hand-painted murals introduce texture and visual depth, reflecting the homeowner’s deep appreciation for fine art, craftsmanship, and bespoke design. Elegant wallcoverings by Philip Jeffries and Lee Jofa add further richness and dimension, while the palette incorporates striking pops of blue set against a sophisticated neutral backdrop, creating moments of color that energize the interiors.

Upholstery throughout the home features luxurious textiles from Scalamandré, Kravet, Pindler, Holly Hunt, Novel, Culp Associates, Fabricut, and Schumacher, ensuring each room carries a refined sense of texture and material depth. Custom sofas from The Tailored Home anchor several of the primary living spaces, while rugs by Stark and Retorra ground the interiors with warmth and subtle pattern.

Repeating geometric lines and tailored architectural details appear across millwork, furnishings, and decorative elements, establishing a cohesive design language that unifies each room. Sculptural lighting and curated furnishings sourced through 1stDibs further elevate the space, introducing collectible design pieces that reinforce the home’s gallery-like atmosphere.

In the basement family room, a relaxed yet sophisticated setting is created through contemporary furnishings from Noir, Four Hands, and Perigold, balancing comfort with the home’s overall design sensibility.

The result is a residence that merges contemporary artistry, custom finishes, and timeless sophistication, demonstrating how couture-level interior design can transform a home into a refined, gallery-like living environment.

Photography: Gianni Franchellucci