Coastal New Hampshire Family Home
Coastal New Hampshire Family Home
After more than three decades in their coastal New Hampshire home, our longtime clients were ready for the house to reflect how their tastes had evolved. We reimagined its traditional New England interiors with a more modern point of view while preserving the warmth and character that had defined the home for years. Rich color and pattern, contemporary art, and a mix of vintage and new furnishings bring new energy to the spaces, while walnut millwork and classic materials maintain a connection to the home’s setting and architecture.
After more than three decades in their coastal New Hampshire home, our longtime clients were ready for the house to reflect how their tastes had evolved. We reimagined its traditional New England interiors with a more modern point of view while preserving the warmth and character that had defined the home for years. Rich color and pattern, contemporary art, and a mix of vintage and new furnishings bring new energy to the spaces, while walnut millwork and classic materials maintain a connection to the home’s setting and architecture.
Photography by Frank Frances
Photography by Frank Frances
“A deep green enlivens the kitchen, most notably on the new millwork framing the room’s skylights and wall of windows. To illuminate the space when the sun isn’t flooding in, the designer selected contemporary fixtures with a vintage sensibility.” - Andrew Sessa, 1stDibs Introspective (2026)
“A deep green enlivens the kitchen, most notably on the new millwork framing the room’s skylights and wall of windows. To illuminate the space when the sun isn’t flooding in, the designer selected contemporary fixtures with a vintage sensibility.” - Andrew Sessa, 1stDibs Introspective (2026)
“Feldman sought out furnishings that could hold their own against the room’s generous proportions and statement-making ceiling. The custom carpet stands out for its bold pattern, while the curving but clean lines of the velvet-covered 1930s Danish armchairs command attention.” - Andrew Sessa, 1stDibs Introspective (2026)
“Feldman sought out furnishings that could hold their own against the room’s generous proportions and statement-making ceiling. The custom carpet stands out for its bold pattern, while the curving but clean lines of the velvet-covered 1930s Danish armchairs command attention.” - Andrew Sessa, 1stDibs Introspective (2026)
“Feldman managed to both supply some of that missing interest and emphasize the existing charms by weaving color throughout: She unfurled shades of blue and green, terracotta, port and blush tones. From there, she layered in vintage and new furniture, many pieces upholstered in patterned and textured textiles.” - Andrew Sessa, 1stDibs Introspective (2026)
“Feldman managed to both supply some of that missing interest and emphasize the existing charms by weaving color throughout: She unfurled shades of blue and green, terracotta, port and blush tones. From there, she layered in vintage and new furniture, many pieces upholstered in patterned and textured textiles.” - Andrew Sessa, 1stDibs Introspective (2026)
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