The gallery

The rooms

Every room here was decorated whole — then hung like a gallery so you can step inside and tap the pieces. Filter by the room you’re working on, or the style you’re after.

Alderwick — the house itself

Alderwick

A Fresh Perspective on Timeless Quality

Clean lines. Natural textures. Beautifully balanced spaces.

Alderwick brings a fresh approach to decorating without sacrificing the warmth and substance that make a house feel like home.

Here, modern design meets the enduring craftsmanship of solid hardwood furniture. A wonderful combination, and one we've already put together for you.

Belle Maison — the house itself

Belle Maison

A Beautiful Touch of Romance

Soft French blues, creamy ivories, graceful silhouettes, and delicate details give Belle Maison its unmistakable charm.

Every room has been thoughtfully composed, bringing together the furniture, fabrics, and finishing touches that make French-country decorating so appealing.

We've done the dreaming, designing, and coordinating. Now it's your turn to fall in love.

Applewood — the house itself

Applewood

A Home to Come Home To

There's something irresistible about a home that feels as though generations have loved it.

Applewood celebrates comfortable English country living, where beautiful furniture is meant to be used, rooms are meant to be enjoyed, and nothing feels too precious.

We've brought the entire look together for you, from the substantial hardwood pieces to the smallest decorative accents.

Chesterfield — the house itself

Chesterfield

Good Taste With a Twinkle in Its Eye

Whoever said traditional decorating had to be serious?

Welcome to Chesterfield, where handsome furniture, spirited plaids, a little equestrian charm, and the occasional four-legged character live together quite happily.

We've taken care of the decorating. You just get to enjoy the fun.

Emerson — the house itself

Emerson

Mid-Century, With a Sense of Humor

Picture a house that someone with wonderful taste has been filling with beautiful things since 1962.

Emerson pairs warm walnut and cherry with olive greens, cognac leather, vintage-inspired lighting and plenty of pattern. Mid-century lines, but nothing cold, sterile or ultra-modern.

Every piece is solid, real and ready to come home with you. We've even found a place for the brass dachshund.

Jetsonian — the house itself

Jetsonian

The Space Age Called. It Wants Its Living Room Back.

Emerson is the sensible, sophisticated sister. Jetsonian is the one who shows up in a turquoise convertible wearing oversized sunglasses.

Boomerangs, starbursts and atomic art; blue-green, amber, celery and navy; dark walnut with dramatic splayed legs. A split-level that's optimistic, graphic and unmistakably 1960s.

Underneath all that fun is real Amish-made hardwood furniture, so the party lasts for decades.

Roosevelt House — the house itself

Roosevelt House

Built With Pride. Made to Be Treasured.

Picture a grand old Craftsman at golden hour: a broad front porch on stone piers, timber brackets, and every window glowing.

Inside, quarter-sawn white oak, a symmetrical inglenook and an Arts & Crafts frieze, furnished with The Craftsman's Pride Collection: exposed hardwood frames, broad Mission arms and rich leather.

Gloriously, unapologetically Arts & Crafts, and built by Amish craftsmen in Ohio and Indiana to last for generations.