Virginia Global Modern
Virginia Global Modern
Virginia Global Modern
Virginia Global Modern
We took on a sprawling suburban home in Virginia purchased by a young, traveled couple recently uprooted from Brooklyn, and transformed it from disjointed and uninspired into a richly layered, eclectic retreat. We softened harsh architectural lines with decorative plaster, millwork, and wallpaper, infusing the space with personality through standout pieces like a Frédéric Pellenq sofa and a playful Giraffe‑chair–lined walnut dining table. We prioritized texture, craft, and story—like lining a powder room with Brooklyn‑toile wallpaper and adorning a walnut-paneled bed nook with a Korhogo cloth—enabling the homeowners to showcase both their artful sensibilities and globetrotting stories in a home that truly feels theirs.
We took on a sprawling suburban home in Virginia purchased by a young, traveled couple recently uprooted from Brooklyn, and transformed it from disjointed and uninspired into a richly layered, eclectic retreat. We softened harsh architectural lines with decorative plaster, millwork, and wallpaper, infusing the space with personality through standout pieces like a Frédéric Pellenq sofa and a playful Giraffe‑chair–lined walnut dining table. We prioritized texture, craft, and story—like lining a powder room with Brooklyn‑toile wallpaper and adorning a walnut-paneled bed nook with a Korhogo cloth—enabling the homeowners to showcase both their artful sensibilities and globetrotting stories in a home that truly feels theirs.
We took on a sprawling suburban home in Virginia purchased by a young, traveled couple recently uprooted from Brooklyn, and transformed it from disjointed and uninspired into a richly layered, eclectic retreat. We softened harsh architectural lines with decorative plaster, millwork, and wallpaper, infusing the space with personality through standout pieces like a Frédéric Pellenq sofa and a playful Giraffe‑chair–lined walnut dining table. We prioritized texture, craft, and story—like lining a powder room with Brooklyn‑toile wallpaper and adorning a walnut-paneled bed nook with a Korhogo cloth—enabling the homeowners to showcase both their artful sensibilities and globetrotting stories in a home that truly feels theirs.
Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
"On her walk-through of a house in a suburb of Washington, D.C., that prospective clients had recently purchased, Zoë Feldman didn’t mince words when discussing its interiors with the new homeowners: There was the ill-conceived layout, the terrible drop-down tray ceiling, the inexplicable Lucite staircase and the hideous light in the dining room. As she was the only candidate who readily acknowledged how ugly everything was, the clients, who kept silent but felt the same, decided to hire her on the spot." - Marisa Bartolucci, Introspective (2024)
"On her walk-through of a house in a suburb of Washington, D.C., that prospective clients had recently purchased, Zoë Feldman didn’t mince words when discussing its interiors with the new homeowners: There was the ill-conceived layout, the terrible drop-down tray ceiling, the inexplicable Lucite staircase and the hideous light in the dining room. As she was the only candidate who readily acknowledged how ugly everything was, the clients, who kept silent but felt the same, decided to hire her on the spot." - Marisa Bartolucci, Introspective (2024)
"Chief among Feldman’s recommendations to remedy the many ills of this modern version of an Arts and Crafts house was softening its hard lines. She eliminated as much drywall as possible, by covering it with decorative plastering, millwork and wallpaper." - Marisa Bartolucci, Introspective (2024)
"Chief among Feldman’s recommendations to remedy the many ills of this modern version of an Arts and Crafts house was softening its hard lines. She eliminated as much drywall as possible, by covering it with decorative plastering, millwork and wallpaper." - Marisa Bartolucci, Introspective (2024)
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WASHINGTON STUDIO
1667 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007
NEW YORK STUDIO
110 E 25th St,
New York, NY 10010
COPYRIGHT 2025 Zoë FELDMAN DESIGN
WASHINGTON STUDIO
1667 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007
NEW YORK STUDIO
110 E 25th St,
New York, NY 10010