Zoe Feldman Design


Located in Washington DC, interior designer Zoe Feldman gave this historic, 17th-century townhouse a contemporary makeover. Zoe reimagined the home’s traditional look by adding new and vintage pieces to create unique moments throughout the home. The eclectic living room features a serene, gray and blue color palette and Art Deco-inspired sofa from Dmitriy & Co for a classic touch. Zoe kept the kitchen bright, opting for pale blush cabinetry and marble countertops from Breccia Capraia. Additionally, the aged brass detailing and black and white tiling elevate the space while keeping it cozy. The kitchen opens up to the dining room, where de Gournay floral wallpaper adorns the walls, creating an eye-catching moment in the home. The colorful use of wallpaper can also be found in the master bedroom, where a green hand-painted wallpaper from Iksel Decorative Arts offers a bright contrast to the neutral-toned room. In the family room, Zoe created a warm sanctuary for the family, incorporating a custom dining booth and Mario Bellini Camaleonda sectional for added comfort. The study is decked in white oak paneling, creating a calming workspace that complements the surrounding artwork on the walls.