The Hills Estate
We completely reconfigured the second floor of this Brookline Hills Victorian to create a playful, spacious and dreamy kids bathroom and laundry room. We replaced two not very functional small bathrooms and drew design inspiration from children who love to read, hence the whimsical wallpaper inspired by fairy tales.
We created a primary bedroom suite in what was the third floor attic, and now this bedroom has a picture window overlooking the treetops, elegant french doors to an adult-only coffee and wine sitting area, and an art deco-inspired hotel bathroom in mulberry and smoky green palette including the most luscious viola marble and a dreamy dressing room. Vintage art, curated bedding and accessories, as well as elegant lighting all add to a timeless, soulful home.
About the Area
Fisher Hill neighborhood of Brookline, named after Francis Fisher, a Boston merchant whose 1852 estate was built. The area was subdivided and built out beginning in the 1880s, with landscaping design by Frederick Law Olmsted