The big reveal! Our Classical Revival project on the coastline of Greenwich is now complete. Along with interior decorator Amy Aidinis Hirsch and builder Significant Homes, we’re excited to share final images of this exceptional home.
A new shingle style home strikes a buoyant pose to capture the harbor views in Greenwich, Connecticut. Despite challenging grading and floodway constraints, the extensive site developments organized on the high ground allowing the landscape to cascade and then fall naturally towards the meandering coastline.
The resort-like promenade of lawn, gardens, terraces, pool, spa, cabana, and sport court makes can only be described as a dream home come to life.
Alaskan yellow cedar shingles, left natural at the roof and stained a cool gray on the walls, traverse each complex but tailored volume. An array of intriguing window shapes and patterns, white decorative railings, columns, casings, cornices, and modillions deliver fluent styling.
The den gives an impression of comfort and splendor with stained cherry beams, three-quarter shiplap wainscoting, and custom mantel paired with the deep blue v-groove ceiling and the leisurely furnishings and decoration.
This attentive detailing continues in formal rooms of the home as well as the rounded master hallway and adjoining suite.
Large windows and French doors take in a savory amount of daylight and alluring water views.
The pool pavilion offers lounge seating, an outdoor fireplace, as well as shade and rain cover under a rafter tail rich canopy and within a paired-column-and-lattice motif.
To view more photos of this project, visit Classical Revival.