Tour an Old Greenwich Home Reconfigured for a Rockstar and His Family

A new skylight floods the main living area with a diffused light—cedar planks filter the light while echoing a design motif on the home’s exterior.

In the kitchen, an island made of whitewashed oak sports a walnut top. Orange industrial stools provide a pop of color.

In the entry, a walnut door with hardware from Rocky Mountain Hardware complements Douglas fir vertical paneling, while a Lindsey Adelman Bubble chandelier from Room illuminates the space.

Kaehler created a screen of cedar slats in place of the original garage door and continued that rhythm by adding new clapboard siding.

The Osiris chandelier by Matthew Fairbank adds a sculptural element to the formal dining room. The dining room chair seats are upholstered with fabric from Clarence House.

The heart of the home is a space that combines the kitchen and family room. The owners’ existing walnut table was incorporated into a banquette designed by Kaehler. The cushions and pillows are upholstered in John Robshaw fabric.

The long banquette on the family room side uses a leather from Rogers & Goffigon.

The new chimney and fireplace is composed of a stone veneer; the sconces are through Get Back, Inc.

The reclaimed-wood, sliding barn door to the art room is through Rustica Hardware and is finished with antique pewter hardware.

The playful art room displays colorful and creative works.

A bathroom is fully lined with mosaic tile from Trend Group.

When the musician homeowner wants to play and compose, he goes upstairs to his recording studio. The Tibet-inspired prints are from Clarence House. The dragon motif harkens to the band’s new branding venture, which embraces the mythical creature.