Step Inside Elizabeth Eakins' Serene Westport Apartment

In the home’s entrance, a collection of sun hats fills a basket under a 20th-century American painted red table.

A piece by photographer Victoria Pearson pays homage to Elizabeth Eakins’ farm in Kansas where she raises sheep. The wallpaper is from Eakins’ own line.

In the kitchen, Frances Palmer bowls are stacked next to a Rebecca Proctor bowl filled with potatoes.

The dining-room chairs are French from the early 20th century, and the flower arrangement on the table is by Kristin Burrello of Muddy Feet Flower Farm.

An antique wicker chair with cushion and pillow in Elizabeth Eakins fabrics, is positioned in front of an 18th-century folding screen.

In the living area, a pair of early 19th-century English chairs are upholstered in an Eakins fabric, while the throw pillows are out of a Robert Kime fabric.

A 19th-century dye swatch book sits atop a mid 19th-century English table with delft tiles.

Another Victoria Pearson photograph hangs at the top of the stairs, which sport a runner in an Eakins indigo wool strie flatweave.

In the bedroom, an antique bamboo bookcase is complemented by hand block print curtain panels of Eakins’ design.

The rush basket at the foot of the bed is from England, and 19th-century etchings of flowers by Gerard van Spaendonck hang above the bed. All fabrics are Elizabeth Eakins.