This Multifunctional Entry Serves as Dining Area, Lounge, and Gallery All in One
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Simply put, “our goal was to make a space where you’d want to spend time,” says designer Jonathan Savage of his area in the 2022 Whole Home, which was formerly a study. Saturating the walls and ceiling in a rich gray-blue, he divided the 230-square-foot space into a cozy den on one end and a zone for hosting dinner parties or game nights on the other. A tonal wallcovering set into sections of molding and a wool chevron rug give it vibrance and texture, while the off-center fireplace, unmoved but updated with a François & Co. mantel, lures in guests. “It’s an informal entertaining space that keeps everyone in the front of the house,” says Savage.
Jonathan Savage
DINING LOUNGE
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HOME SECURITY
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ENTRANCE HALL
Savage immersed the foyer in Preference Red by Farrow & Ball, creating a dramatic entry. The hallway connects the open dining lounge and powder room to the rest of the home.
DINING NOOK & STORAGE CORNER
A new box window from Pella frames the perfect setup for candlelit dinners: a fluted pedestal table by Grothouse is paired with skirted armchairs on casters from Lee Industries. Opposite the table, a custom Grothouse sideboard holds everything from tableware to board games.
POWDER ROOM
This interior lever door handle from Schlage complements the transitional style of the house.
A custom vanity in Coastal Grey by Caesarstone pairs perfectly with a vinyl wallcovering from Arte and a mosaic floor by Ann Sacks in Calacatta Zebrino. The space is cleverly divided with a custom screen by Architectural Grille.
LANDING
Savage carved out a chic resting space on the landing with a sculptural chaise and artwork from Minted.
Underneath the spiral stair, a table with stools from Serena & Lily creates an additional resting space.
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Savage's "warm, cozy space" is all about texture. The designer created depth with his palette, as well as textiles, accessories, window treatments, and furniture. Here's what he selected.
Dining Lounge
Rug: Fibreworks. Upholstery: Lee Industries. Paint: Inchyra Blue, Farrow & Ball. Lighting: Circa Lighting. Wallcovering: Phillip Jeffries. Accent chair: Ekstrem. Art: George Williams (above fireplace). Bar cabinet: Baker. Mantel: François and Co..Table and Buffet: Grothouse.
Powder Room
Vanity: Caesarstone. Vinyl wallcovering: Arte. Floor Tile: Ann Sacks in Calacatta Zebrino. Privacy Screen: Architectural Grille.
Entrance Hall
Chair: antique, in S. Harris fabric. Art: Jennifer Gibbs (over chair), Joseph Guay (in hallway). Sideboard: Grothouse. Wallcovering: Phillip Jeffries. Paint: Preference Red by Farrow & Ball.
Dining Nook
Window: Pella. Table: Grothouse. Chairs: Lee Industries in S. Harris fabric. Drapery: The Vale London. Candleholders: Serena & Lily. Mantel: François & Co.
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