Step Inside An Artsy And Connecticut Home Designed By Sara Story!

Sara Story is a top interior designer based in New York, that’s responsible for the most amazing and exquisite projects. The designer opted for a contemporary and modern design through the mansion that belongs to a West Coast family. With that in mind, Home and Decoration would like to take you on a great tour through the principal rooms of the home, so get comfortable!

We begin the tour with a big part of the artsy side of the home, within the bathroom. There’s a pair of 1940s sconces by Carlo Scarpa, along with a Gubi mirror from The Future Perfect in the powder room. The subtle striations in the silk Gracie Studio wallpaper complement the rich veining in the marble vanity and flooring.

In the master bedroom, you can sense a neutral tone and vibe. With that effect, that are walls upholstered in suede by Edelman Leather that create a visual as well as the auditory cocooning effect in the main bedroom. The plexiglass-and-bronze lounge chairs are by Chahan Design, the chandelier is by Vico Magistretti, and the lamp bases are by Cocobolo Design.

Besides the harmonious and peaceful settings throughout the home, there’s also space to get some work done, in the most stylish manner ever. Standing out is a visually arresting wood-and-leather desk by Ivan Paradisi and a 1970s pendant by Gianni Celada that strike a sculptural statement in the home office. An Alt for Living rug and curtains complete the scene.

The dining room presents an exquisiteness about it, a sort of peculiar and artsy concept, which makes it even more special. The sheen lacquer of the custom Jerome Abel Seguin table from Ralph Pucci offsets the wood construction of vintage Gio Ponti chairs upholstered in Claremont velvet and marble, leather, and brass credenza by Orior Furniture.

The monochromatic living room is a study in textural contrasts thanks to a fiberglass resin cocktail table by Paul Mathieu from Ralph Pucci, a custom rocking chair by Carlton House Restoration covered in Charles Schambourg leather, a plaster pendant by William P. Sullivan from Maison Gerard, and a ceramic wall sculpture by Peter Lane. This is a special project for Sara Story and it’s definitely easy to see why!