
Nestled in Ridgefield Connecticut, and designed by the talented Lynne Scalo this Victorian home is not your ordinary Victorian home. It has a modern edge with some sprinkling of whimsy. Designer Lynne Scalo mixes furniture and accessories from different genres to create unexpected touches that are not typical of a Victorian décor/aesthetic.
“I like to take elements of all periods of furniture to create a sense of today,” says Scalo. I think it’s possible to have a sense of humor and still have a sense of elegance.”


That damask- esque royal blue wall paper is beautiful!!



Have you been drooling over all the lighting so far? In the kitchen above the island hangs a glamarous Philippe Starck(the Cicatrice de Luxe) chandelier. Love it! What a charming kitchen too!


So pretty…
Awww, loving every small detail…
Gorgeous, no? Have a fantastic Wednesday my friends! XX
Yep, definitely gorgeous! The colours are so pretty and the detail is great! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope that someday someone never says "krystal, you can pick any house to OWN out of stacey's blog" because i would literally die of indecision. goodness, this is gorgeous. how awesome is the chandelier in that dining room??
ReplyDeleteGood morning beautiful one! NOW THIS IS MY KIND OF VICTORIAN! I am not typically drawn to them, but that inside IS STUNNING and that ROUND chandelier, encrusted in gems and then that dining room......oh my goodness, some designers go over the edge only to land on their feet with success. This is a real find dearest! I HOPE YOU ARE MAKING IT THROUGH SCHOOL! I am.....counting down the weeks. Seven, to be exact!!!! HAVE A GREAT DAY, Anita
ReplyDeleteIts absolutely stunning I just dont know where to start there are so many beautiful pieces of furniture & accessories & such detail to everything. some gorgeous lighting fixtures they sure like thier chandeliers. Love the kitchen but i love all the rooms I could go on & on really. Great feature
ReplyDeleteStunning in every way including the ease of which it would be to live in, beautifully put together x
ReplyDeleteI don't really care for Victorian style but if that's how it looks now I'll take it! Love the first image of the living rom, stunning!Have a wonderful Wednesday Stacey and we can get snow right up to May but it makes all the flowers last longer.
ReplyDeleteXX Debra,
Wow! Shockingly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow...so beautiful! And that amazing art work in the white living room... STUNNING! Happy Wed! Kisses and hugs, my dear
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Elegance and humor is a great combination! I do love all of the lighting components!
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So much inspiration!!! :) Looks lovely.
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This house looks like a whimsical doll house, Stacey!
ReplyDeleteI love the pink wallpaper! The whole house looks fearless. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS!! Lynne Scalo is a local design favorite - and this house is a great example also of a successful restoration. DCA Architects worked with the Historic District Commission to retain the historic character of the house. Loved that Scalo then took the interiors in a more modern direction.
ReplyDeleteLove the unexpected decor!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a BEAUTIFUL home! I didn't even need to see the inside after the first pic - wowza.
ReplyDeleteWow, so not typical. This is fabulous. A lot of talent in this one. Mona
ReplyDeleteWhat a house!! I love all the rooms and decoration! :D
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I don't know where to begin! I lover every room in this photos! This is a great concepts she injected.
ReplyDeleteLove this mix of classic and modern, elegant and crazy- new and old. It is simply great.
ReplyDeleteit is never boring.
Wow, all the different colors and all those chandies! Love how the bedroom is magenta with a clear chair. And that blue dining room is sooo striking!
ReplyDeletei am just having a major 'covet fit' over the dining room chandelier...oh my...i.want. the whole house is splendid. the colors are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI was so NOT expecting that jaw dropping interior. Love, love, love....the color, the composition. Lynn did an amazing job!
ReplyDeletexoxo Elizabeth
I just don't know where to start :-) simply beautiful!
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every corner is perfection!!! what a great find Stacey, I love Victorian. woudlnt go in that direction myself but i always imagine living in the victorian era and actually meeting Holmes & Watson... xox
ReplyDeletewow I'm speechless....!! xo
ReplyDeletePerfect little details throughout the house. That red bedroom-wow.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing home!! The outside is awesome and the inside is spectacular. The formal dining room--wow, wow and wow. Love pretty much everything about it!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I've never seen a house where I wished I could move right in. The only thing that would make my dreams of living in this house better is if it had a wonderful garden....bet it does. It's all so homey. Loooove it.
ReplyDeletethis is amazing!!! i love the interiors. my mom would die for the exterior!!! hope you're having a good week :)
ReplyDeleteI SO did not expect that interior after looking at the exterior shot first. She does have a sense of humour, and certainly one of adventure too!
ReplyDeleteLove the pink wallpaper and the white console in the entry way particularly. It could be sickly sweet, but it's not, and it just works.
Fun find!
Smashing!! You find the best interiors!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved it!!
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Oh my goodness, I want to live there!
ReplyDeletethe town next to mine is filled with OLD HUGE Victorian houses like this - but i'm sure they don't look like THAT on the inside - DREAMY - it's how i would do it!!!
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