THIS 1891 QUEEN ANNE VICTORIAN IN NEWTON CARRIES A LAYERED PAST, HAVING ONCE SERVED AS A GIRLS’ SCHOOL. ORIGINAL FIREPLACES, CARVED WOODWORK, AND FRESCOED CEILINGS ANCHOR A FRESH INTERIOR THAT BALANCES HISTORY WITH A MORE PERSONAL AND DECIDEDLY CONTEMPORARY RHYTHM.
POISED, NOT PRECIOUS
Formal architectural detail is softened through modern composition. Plum velvet seating and bold artwork sit comfortably alongside carved mahogany and marble, creating spaces that feel refined yet relaxed—allowing contrast, texture, and time to coexist with confidence.
