To allow for fun family gatherings, the living room, dining room, and kitchen are central to the home’s open floor plan. Robin made the space cohesive with a monochromatic color palette and rich texture.

Robin incorporated a custom coffee table to serve as a functional piece of sculpture at the center of the home.

The client had in mind an ultra wide, horizontal fireplace. Robin made it the focal point of the living room by creating a dramatic marble surround. On each side, antique Venetian glass sconces contrast with the modern light fixture. A compelling mixture of old and new.

With entertaining and family gatherings in mind, Robin designed curved sofas and positioned them for intimate conversation. To draw the eye through the open space, she incorporated strategic pops of bold, unexpected color.

The family room features a fun fuchsia sofa that echoes the color in the artwork and rug. It’s rewarding when a client takes the leap of faith to do something different and bold!

On the walls, a custom plaster treatment feels textural and artistic. The high-gloss finish of the custom floating credenza works beautifully with the soft texture and sheen of the custom upholstery.

The substantial, two-toned wood dining table is at the center of entertaining. Overhead, a custom blown glass light fixture works beautifully with the vintage pendants over the adjacent kitchen island.

The wife loves to cook, so Robin gave her a chef’s kitchen designed to work visually with the open concept. The textured cabinets with custom hardware feel like fine furnishings, and the waterfall quartzite countertops give lines that look clean from every angle.

Robin carried the quartzite backsplash up to the kitchen’s ceiling behind the sculptural range hood, which plays well with the stainless steel appliances. The effect feels like an extension of the home’s open floor plan.

The kitchen’s casual eating area features a custom banquette upholstered with rich textural vinyl to add interest to the monochromatic palette. Mirrors, lighting, and accessories mix old and new to artful effect.

The clients’ passion for art is exhibited in every room. Each unique piece keeps the eye moving through the space.

Robin gave the entrance to the home added drama with a stunning vintage chandelier, custom wallcovering, and a tray ceiling to make the space feel important.

In accessorizing, Robin loves combining pieces from different time periods—like this sleek, modern console table mixed with the vintage crystal vase. It’s always more interesting to mix things up!

To give this special painting added prominence in the design, Robin gave it a custom mirror frame that wouldn’t distract from the work of art, while reflecting light from the nearby rock crystal light fixtures.

The hallway to the master suite serves as a beautifully illuminated gallery that showcases works of art—paintings, sculptures, light fixtures, and accessories. At the end, a stunning, illuminated wall sculpture draws the eye through the space.

In the master bedroom, a dramatic headboard defines the room. The calming palette and rich textures make it feel like a serene, luxurious sanctuary for the couple.

A double-sided fireplace divides the bedroom from the adjacent sitting area. Custom textured mercury glass tile extends to the ceiling to define the fireplace wall.

In every room, Robin mixed old with new. These vintage mirrors flank the headboard and reflect light from the vintage lamps, which sit atop custom nightstands she designed for the space, complete with her Looped hardware.

Off the bedroom, Robin carved out a home office for the husband. She continued the palette with moody, masculine touches, like textured wallpaper and a desk she designed herself.

An impressive wood sliding door with hints of polished nickel separates the office from the master bedroom.

Sometimes, windows in a space call for different styles of window treatments. Here, Robin combined a Roman shade on the window and drapes on the French doors, all in the same light and airy fabric.

The fun, two-tone marble floor adds movement and drama in the master bath, with other details balanced to remain quiet and serene.

The artful guest room introduces blues into the palette. Vintage lamps found in Paris, a lightly textured wallcovering, and rich fabrics continue the textural approach.

Robin carried window coverings up to the ceiling in a coordinating pattern to emphasize height and make the room feel larger.

Loving hardware as much as she does, Robin used this stunning mirror as a centerpiece in the guest bath. Its bold hardware motif serves as inspiration for other details like drawer pulls and faucets.

In the second guest bedroom, a playful take on the overall palette makes it a perfect room for their visiting daughters. Over the night stands, drop pendants add an unexpected detail.

In the guest suite’s bathroom, geometric glass hardware gives the high-gloss vanity a luxe look.

A jewel unto itself, the home’s powder room is rich with custom detail. The gold in the wallcovering is echoed in the custom vanity, with rich texture finished in a gilt rub. Vintage accessories and a spectacular light fixture make this room feel like a luxe universe unto itself.

In the powder room, every detail was designed to delight—like the sink’s metallic texture that sits underneath smooth glass, and the faucet’s playful orb-cluster handles.

In every corner of the home, Robin incorporated a mix of textures that played within the same palette.

The vintage accessories add interest in the artful space.