GALLERY Tour a Greenwich Georgian with Vintage Charm and Modern Luxury

Stark’s Baybrook rug anchors the living room. Mantel-side, Hickory Chair’s Cypress coffee table is flanked by chairs covered in a shimmery prosecco from Highland Court and a loveseat in Holly Hunt velvet. Carvers’ Guild mirrors dance across a wall covered in Elitis Nature Précieuse. Oslo sconce is from Circa Lighting; the Ribbon entertainment cabinet is from Horchow.

RH’s Victorian Hotel pendant looms above an American Empire marquetry drop-leaf that the client found at Pia’s Antique Gallery in Nashville. The walls are shrouded in charcoal Tatami, a handpainted coated canvas from Surfaces by David Bonk. The rugs are from J.D. Staron, and trim is Farrow & Ball’s Cornforth White. All flowers are from Green of Greenwich.

Hirsch fell immediately for the quirky carved chair at Stamford’s Antique and Artisan Gallery. The client followed suit.

DiBiase’s team made general exterior repairs and replaced the rotting wood portico with a durable composite version.

Turabian & Sariyan’s sisal, Pollack’s geometric lambswool on chairs, and Jamie Latimer’s Mod Current painting tone down the traditional vibe of the owner’s large mahogany table. A ceiling treated with Metal Leaf Reflections from Surfaces by David Bonk and Dennis and Leen’s crystal Tremento chandelier play up the glam. Farrow & Ball’s Hague Blue and Pavilion Gray color the walls and trim.

A refined collection of Chinese porcelain and a Chinoiserie metal lamp, both from the Antique and Artisan Gallery, finds a home on Legends of Asia’s modern buffet. The octagonal antique Venetian mirror reflects drapes constructed from Holland & Sherry’s Modern Cloud in platinum.

The new kitchen layout suits the busy family. They often eat at the island counter, which is topped with a slab of Calacatta Borghini marble from Everest Stone and painted a custom taupe from Fine Paints of Europe. The surrounding cabinetry, classic in a custom shade of white, is detailed with polished nickel bar pulls from Merit Metal. Refurbished industrial pendants from London descend from the remodeled tray ceiling with beadboard inset.

In the family room, architectural prints were purchased on one of the couple’s trips to Paris. The sconce is from Vaughan.

Built-in storage was created for all the children’s school supplies, sports stuff and musical instruments. Navy striped shades are from Schoolhouse Electric.

In order to re-use the client’s long farm table, Hirsch chamfered it to mimic the bay window and custom banquette. The nickel pendant is from Circa Lighting.

The homeowner commissioned English painter Annie Rouse to create a large work for the space. It hangs over a sofa restyled with a ticking stripe cushion in Apropos’s Sterling Baltic fabric. The Burleigh coffee table is from Lillian August, and the Marcella sisal is from Turabian & Sariyan.

The bathroom is now a peaceful, light-filled space, with his and her vanities on either side of the shower and Piedmont tub from Bender Plumbing. Hirsch marries metals for visual variation, specifying polished nickel fixtures such as Waterworks’s Henry Exposed tub filler, and a warmer silver leaf for a pair of Worlds Away python vinyl-covered Lolita stools and Shades of Light’s Mirror Mosaic Lanterns. Dolomite floor tiles and the Calcatta mosaic, on the half wall, are from Greenwich Tile.