Tour a Greenwich Home that Beautifully Combines Art and Design

For the living room, Joe Nahem designed a wool-and-silk rug and had it manufactured by Martin Patrick Evan.

The main staircase wall features Vik Muniz’s large work Atalanta and Hippomenes (2006) and is illuminted by a 1950s bubble-glass chandelier.

A Fox-Nahem sofa occupies a portion of the master bedroom. Jeff Koons’ Inflatable Flower, in polished stainless steel, hangs on the wall. The polished nickel and glass Deco Deluxe coffee table is circa 1960s.

In the office/study, a chair from Pavilion Antiques is paired with a 1970 oak, Lucite and leather desk by Vladimir Kagan, a Retro Modern floor lamp and a 1960s Gatto desk lamp by Achille Castiglioni. Artwork is by Carlos Mérida.

The blown-glass vases are by Jeff Zimmerman through R & Company. The 1940s Murano glass chandelier is through Bernd Goeckler.

In the dining room, Squiggly Brushstrokes (1997) by Sol LeWitt complements an Edward Wormley blonde-mahogany table surrounded by chairs from RE Steele Antiques.

Wendell Castle’s Clover table, made of fiberglass and plastic, is flanked by side chairs through Neo Studio and a green Edward Wormley love seat.

Candida Höfer’s Schloss St. Emmeram Regensburg XV, a large photograph, occupies a living room wall.

For the main seating area in the living room, Joe Nahem designed a curvaceous velvet tufted sofa. The base of a Paul Evans’s coffee table from 1stdibs is a series of interlocking wrought-iron U shapes.