This light and airy transitional style home designed by DeLuca Designs Architects together with Chango & Co. is nestled in Cold Spring Harbor, a quaint town in Suffolk County, on the North Shore of Long Island in New York. The architect was responsible for the exterior and structural architecture, while the designer handled the interior architecture of the dwelling.

For the interior of the home, the owner desired a palette that blends white, black, and gray tones. Another design detail on the wishlist was to integrate steel windows into the home. Even with its bright, airy interiors—including the double-volume living room—the home feels cozy and inviting. The desired palette radiates through the public areas, while the children’s rooms are colorful and lively.

DESIGN DETAILS:  ARCHITECTURE DeLuca Designs Architects INTERIOR DESIGN Chango & Co. CONSTRUCTION Robert Linekin & Tom Lombardo HOME TECHNOLOGY Cravtsman

What We Love: This light and airy home offers welcoming living spaces designed with a neutral color palette complimented by playful pops of color. We love the double-story living room with its floor-to-ceiling windows, sophisticated furnishings, and calming color scheme. Overall, the project team did a fantastic job of creating a home with a family-friendly design, a wonderful flow, and a serene ambiance that invites both relaxation and moments of togetherness.

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Above: This gorgeous double-volume living room features sophisticated styling and beautiful steel windows, one of the homeowner’s requests.

Above: The wine cellar provides a sensational focal point in this bright and airy dining room. Blackened steel doors, along with the black chandelier, and dining chairs provide contrast with the white walls and ceiling.

Above: A black-painted island provides a striking contrast with the Statuario marble countertops in this elegant kitchen.

Above: The staircase features an attractive, custom-engineered steel baluster.

Above: The mudroom the oak wood flooring was changed out to Belgian Bluestone, installed in a chevron pattern.

Above: In the kid’s family room, a trio of abstract paintings on the wall is by artist Christina Flowers. On the walls, a washable, bold patterned wallpaper is by Diabolo.

Above: The main bedroom features plush wall-to-wall carpeting and a neutral color scheme, fostering a cozy atmosphere. Adding a touch of warmth to this space is the beautiful oak wood ceiling.

Above: The main bathroom offers a spa-like atmosphere. The flooring is a white marble, helping the space feel light and airy.

Above: In the girl’s bedroom, the designer created a playful space with bold wallpaper in a full spectrum of vibrant hues.

Above: The boy’s bedroom is decorated with primary colors, featuring red fire engine wallpaper with accents of blue and yellow.

 

PHOTOGRAPHER Sarah Elliott