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At Rebekah Caudwell Design we now focus exclusively on ultra prime residential interior design and developments; in London, NYC, the Hamptons and Los Angeles.
- Entrance
- Library
- Guest Room/Kids’ Room
- Kitchen
- Office/Yoga Studio
- Master Bedroom
- Master Bathroom
- Parlor
- Reception Room
Throughout the renovation, Caudwell and Dupart felt it was important to allow the past to shine but also to introduce contemporary touches. “The palette of the house oscillates primarily around the blues and greens,” she says. “Taking Farrow & Ball’s deep, inky Hague Blue as the primary trim color and teaming it with brass hardware set the house on...
Furnished with vintage chairs by James Mont and adorned with Thibaut wallpaper and a Patricia Traub painting from Gallery Henoch, the library connects the parlor to the mezzanine level of the kitchen. Caudwell custom designed a 12-foot-high, 18-foot-long bookcase to accommodate her reading habit. “We managed to increase the height of the ceiling, a...
“I originally envisioned this space as an underwater bedroom for kids, in blues and greens,” says Caudwell. “I did not want to take this concept too far, as I wanted the room to be versatile, too, but when I found this wallpaper by Black Crow Studios, I knew I had to use it.” The chair and side table are by Jonathan Adler and the lamps are from Pri...
“We knew the kitchen would be the heart of the house,” says Caudwell. “We wanted it to be as connected to nature as possible, from the 20-foot-wide skylight above, showing blue skies and trees, to the planted courtyard just off the kitchen snug area [Brit speak for alcove], with floor-to-ceiling windows on two levels — in the snug and above, on the...
“At the top of the house, with skylights above drenching the room in as much light as the day has to offer, is this room, which faces the garden and is extraordinarily peaceful,” says Caudwell. “Finding a serene, bright, green oasis in New York City is pretty special. This is both my yoga studio and home office. I often jump straight off the mat in...
“I wanted a soft, calming space, but the bright red and the Hague Blue add punchy tones and grounding notes, respectively, ensuring that the space does not tip into a saccharine boudoir,” says Caudwell. “While the wallcovering by Brian Yates is very busy, it is only on the wall behind the bed, so the mind is not troubled by it at night.” “I adore o...
“This is the most overtly feminine space in the house,” says Caudwell. “The floral wallcovering from Schumacher was used specifically to recall English country houses, with the Prussian blue design tying in to the 12-foot-long Hague Blue wash units that we designed and handmade. The luxurious and tactile mother-of-pearl oval flooring — which gives ...
“The two main hubs of the house are this 48-foot-long parlor, which we wanted to keep as open and grand as possible, and the kitchen,” says Caudwell. “Our goal was for these spaces to be in stark contrast to each other. So while the kitchen is about dazzling light and relative modernity with an urban edge, we wanted to restore the parlor to be rich...
“This is the entrance hall to the house, and it has a wonderful flow and drama,” says Caudwell. “I chose a Cole & Son wallpaper that is reminiscent to me of Escherdrawings. In front of it, on the mantel, sit two large Japanese glazed cats, from Bon Vivant, that match the colors perfectly. The yellow brings a burst of sunshine into the room” — espec...
Dec 15, 2017 · This article appears in the December 2017 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens) with the headline: Rising Star: Rebekah Caudwell. This rising star is merging modern British boldness with an urban New York edge.
British interior designer based in London and NYC. Bold, colour-led design, dynamic and graphic, layered with antique and mid century pieces.
With punchy patterns, vibrant colours, and a bold approach to design, husband and wife team Rebekah Caudwell and Nicolas Dupart have transformed a New York ‘Gold Coast’ townhouse.
Whilst this building was already complete, there had been no focus on the interior decorating or furnishings. As a result, in its linear, hard-surfaced modernity it felt cold and soulless. The objective was to inject life, warmth and to create a home rather than an architectural mausoleum, whilst st
