Our clients set out to downsize into a gorgeous condo in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. We worked to balance transitional design, luxury, function, and a lifetime of art collections inside their new open-concept home. The calm, clean, and fresh delivery features thoughtful combinations and delightful moments. Here's a look at our favorite installation details.
Open Living Concept
The main, expansive living area of the Chestnut Hill Condo is drenched in gorgeous natural light. We coordinated pieces both new and old to create intentional spaces for entertaining, dining, music, writing, and beyond.
Functional Furniture Favorites
When challenged with small or multi-purpose spaces, we love to maximize opportunities for functionality. Inside Chestnut Hill, we carefully curated two beautiful pieces that serve dual purposes. The first is a secretary's desk. When closed, it creates a stately moment in the corner of the living area. When open, an inviting nook emerges to welcome a small workspace. The second is a transitional bar. When closed, it's a beautiful display piece. When opened, guests can delight in top-shelf spirits.
Transitional Design Kitchen
With kitchen design, regardless of space, there is always an opportunity to create a statement. This transitional design kitchen features soft grey cabinets that maximize storage. Timeless quartz countertops offer beauty and durability. Most of all, the built-in pantry, glass door hutch, recessed ceiling, and modern chandelier elevate the expected.
Bedrooms
Refuge calls! The Chestnut Hill bedrooms unite color and textures to express personality and tell a story.
Baths
Extended off of each bedroom to complete the master and guest suites, the Chestnut Hill bathrooms are a statement of luxury. Maximizing both space and design interest, the main living area's powder room features a unique floating vanity.
Design Resources
The Chestnut Hill residential interior design installation was made possible by:
Design & Installation by Design Resource
General Contractor Dan Kaplan, Jenso Custom Homes
Custom Upholstery by Lawless Upholstery & Furnishings
Furnishings by Mitchel Gold & Bob Williams
Wallpaper by Cole & Son
Lighting by Hubbardton Forge
