Designer Vicente Wolf Blends Contemporary Flair with Traditional Roots in a Victorian Greenwich Home

Espresso-colored Phillip Jeffries grasscloth warms the library walls. A pair of Pierre Guariche chairs are through 1stdibs, and a chair from the homeowner’s collection is reupholstered in a Bergamo by Donghia wool. The desk is custom by VW Home, the hide rug is from Edelman Leather, and the ceramic urn in the stairwell is from Indonesia.

A circa 1970 Corinthian capital turned table makes a strong contemporary statement in the living room where a VW Home sofa touts a VW Dunes Toast fabric, and the sisal rug is from Fox Floors.

The designer composed a skirted club chair and two French chairs all touting VW Colette fabrics, a rubbed-oak and bronze coffee table, and a Burmese wood ceiling tile mounted on a metal base.

In the kitchen, a brass-trimmed cabinet from Sri Lanka is juxtaposed with Bertoia counter stools and chairs from Knoll. Wolf’s masterful merging continues with Artemide pendants lighting the high gloss mahogany island with a custom concrete top. The dining table is topped with Pental quartz.

A bleached-wood vanity with a frosted glass countertop is a modern upgrade in the master bathroom, where the sink faucets are from Newport Brass and the tub is Waterworks.

A Pottery Barn bed is draped in Edgar Fabrics; the linen chairs and ottoman are from RH.

A miniature house shrine honoring household spirits and ancestors, and a Goya mirror from VW Home anchor one end of the master bedroom. Matouk linens in a soothing shade of seafoam green cloak the bed, and the similar-toned draperies are in a Rogers & Goffigon fabric. The wood grid chair is custom by Vicente Wolf, and the Roman shade is by Edgar Fabrics. The floor lamp is through Arteriors.