Greenwich Estate Greenwich, CT

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Elegant dining room with wooden beams and large table.

Modern white kitchen with island and chandelier.

Living room with gray furniture, wooden ceiling, and framed art on the walls.

Room with grand piano, ornate ceiling, and framed posters.

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Elegant dining room with wooden ceiling beams, large windows, a long dining table surrounded by upholstered chairs, a chandelier, and patterned rugs.

Luxurious kitchen with an island, elegant chandelier, high-end appliances, white cabinetry, and geometric-patterned window treatments.

Elegant interior of a high-end architectural firm with a stone wall finish, ornate pressed tin ceiling, a grand piano, modern artwork, and classic rugs.

Elegant wooden interior of an entryway featuring a staircase with carpeted steps, vintage furniture, a chandelier, and a large door with glass panels.

Originally designed by the famous Philadelphia-based Dillon, McLellan & Beadel Architects, this home was one of the firm’s many masonic retirement homes. Built in 1920, this house was converted to a single-family residence, but maintained many of the religious carvings and masonic symbols original to the house.

Phinney Design Group was hired to do a complete interior renovation of the historic house. Most of the historically significant building components were preserved, and materials from the chapel (torn down by previous ownership) were used in the restoration of this grand iconic building.

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