Step Inside a Greenwich Colonial Revival
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1/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe main house, with the new barn in the foreground.
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2/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottA new and larger barn was sized to complement the scale of the main house.Photographs by Ellen McdermottA new and larger barn was sized to complement the scale of the main house.
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3/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe wood variations add visual interest in the library, where a pair of tufted chairs flank a leather ottoman. The mosaic tile fireplace surround by Ceramic Design is new.Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe wood variations add visual interest in the library, where a pair of tufted chairs flank a leather ottoman. The mosaic tile fireplace surround by Ceramic Design is new.
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4/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottIn the family room, Venetian plaster walls combine with bold painted woodwork. The window treatment fabric is Cowtan & Tout with trim from Samuel & Sons. Lee Jofa chairs topped with Cowtan & Tout fabrics, and a George Smith sofa are grouped around a custom Nininger & Co. coffee table.Photographs by Ellen McdermottIn the family room, Venetian plaster walls combine with bold painted woodwork. The window treatment fabric is Cowtan & Tout with trim from Samuel & Sons. Lee Jofa chairs topped with Cowtan & Tout fabrics, and a George Smith sofa are grouped around a custom Nininger & Co. coffee table.
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5/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottA wing chair by Edward Ferrell is joined by a Fresne tray-table floor lamp sits in the family room.Photographs by Ellen McdermottA wing chair by Edward Ferrell is joined by a Fresne tray-table floor lamp sits in the family room.
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6/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe butler’s pantry features custom cabinetry by Crane Woodworking.
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7/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe floor in the Colebrook Conservatories greenhouse is a New York bluestone over a heated slab, with crushed stone around the perimeter for drainage.Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe floor in the Colebrook Conservatories greenhouse is a New York bluestone over a heated slab, with crushed stone around the perimeter for drainage.
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8/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe homeowner hosts business meetings in the barn/home office for many Eastern European clients who consider a sauna followed by a cold plunge to be part of the process. Inside, the dressing area features tile walls, and the honey onyx stone floor is from ABC Stone.Photographs by Ellen McdermottThe homeowner hosts business meetings in the barn/home office for many Eastern European clients who consider a sauna followed by a cold plunge to be part of the process. Inside, the dressing area features tile walls, and the honey onyx stone floor is from ABC Stone.
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9/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottOutside, a trio of colorful director style chairs provides a place to enjoy some sunshine following a cold dip.Photographs by Ellen McdermottOutside, a trio of colorful director style chairs provides a place to enjoy some sunshine following a cold dip.
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10/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottIn the kitchen, wood table is from Guy Chaddock; chairs are from Holland & Company. Lantern-shaped fixtures from Klaff’s light the island.Photographs by Ellen McdermottIn the kitchen, wood table is from Guy Chaddock; chairs are from Holland & Company. Lantern-shaped fixtures from Klaff’s light the island.
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11/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottA window seat covered with Pindler & Pindler fabric provides a place for removing shoes and boots in the mudroom.Photographs by Ellen McdermottA window seat covered with Pindler & Pindler fabric provides a place for removing shoes and boots in the mudroom.
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12/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottLee Jofa wallpaper covers the walls and ceiling in the guest bedroom.
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13/13Photographs by Ellen McdermottCeramic Design’s Star White subway tiles form a wainscot in the master bathroom.Photographs by Ellen McdermottCeramic Design’s Star White subway tiles form a wainscot in the master bathroom.
This article appears in the March 2012 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).
