This beautiful summer home in Nantucket, Massachusetts has been redesigned by Tim Button, a New York City based interior designer and co-owner of Stedila Design.
The renowned design firm is known for its high-profile work in the industry. They count Calvin Klein, Perry Ellis and Vince Camuto as just a selection of their previous clients. Stedila Design also worked on Clarke-Pelli’s The Visionaire, one of New York City’s most sustainable skyscrapers.
THE PROPERTY
This summer home in Nantucket was designed for a longtime client. The property – a 7,000 sq ft, 7-bedroom spec house was built by local architects but Tim opened the house up and completely reconfigured the layout. He furnished the house with an eclectic mix of custom pieces, Paris flea market finds, and the family’s own furniture, art and objects brought back from various travels.
Tim’s projects often include unexpected materials and repurposed objects. Here, some of those include antique Paris street lamps and custom shades made from London bus destination signs.
EXTERIOR
TERRACE
Perfect for entertaining, the outdoor terrace features a selection of snug chairs and eye-catching, plump cushions in a bold colourway.
LIVING ROOM
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DINING ROOM
A custom-designed dining table, covered in zinc and nails is contrasted beautifully with restored period French chairs.
The dining room also features a rug depicting cardinal directions, made specially for this design project.
HALLWAY
Art was a major factor in the design of this property. The owners’ extensive collection of contemporary art is prominent throughout the home.
KITCHEN
BREAKFAST ROOM
BAR
BEDROOM
Looking for more design projects? SeeDesign house: A small, cosy home in New England, designed by Tyler Karu Design
TWIN BEDROOM
BATHROOM
LOFT
GARDEN
Photography/ Richard Mandelkorn
Interior design/ Tim Button/ Stedila Design
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