The living room sits at the center of the house, open to the kitchen and framed by the limestone fireplace wall. The material palette carries through from the rest of the home: reclaimed 1950s pine floors, exposed wood beams, brass fixtures.

Furniture blends mid-century silhouettes with textiles that lean Western. Cognac leather sofa with wood frame. Tweed armchairs. A Navajo-style throw. The mix is intentional but not matched. Each piece chosen individually rather than ordered as a set.

Art on the stone wall includes an original painting by Dwight D. Eisenhower alongside landscape pieces in gilded frames. Family heirlooms sit next to new finds. The fireplace is used. The sheepskin under the bench is soft. The room has texture across the full range.

Lived in, not staged.

Services
— Interior Design
— Furniture Curation
— Art Selection
— Fixture Sourcing