We’re back with another round of moodboards for our Greenwich Village project, this time focusing on two key rooms: the living room and the study. Like the bathrooms and kitchen we explored in earlier posts, these spaces strike a balance between refinement and ease, mixing vintage elements with clean-lined modernity.

Living Room Concepts

The common thread here is New England simplicity — a clean, understated elegance with just enough patina to add warmth. Soft, deep-seated sofas invite lounging, while tailored wood furniture brings structure. We’re also drawn to the layered charm of paneled artwork, gallery walls, and antique mirrors which add a sense of history and personality to the space.

Study Concepts

Adaptability is key in this space. These concept images share a focus on built-in shelving — both practical and visually striking — along with furniture that can shift roles, from deep sofas that double as reading nooks to streamlined desks that keep the space flexible.

In each room we’re continuing to build on a theme of timelessness — mixing old and new, curated but effortless. We can’t wait to see these ideas take shape!