An Architecturally-Inclined Townhome

Enter Cantoni designer Kohl Sudnikovich. No stranger to working with a blank palette, Kohl found his inspiration in Cantoni’s blue-toned Viera area rug, which he placed in the living room. “Deep blues, midnight blues, greys, whites and punches of seafoam are the latest interior color trends, and I knew they would provide the feel Michael was after,” Kohl says. He tempered the rug with “Cerulean Cast,” a giclee painting with hints of gold by artist Sara Brown.

In the family room, Kohl brought in the Lagoon cocktail table in polished stainless steel, and balanced the sheen with the Vintage wall shelf, crafted of three unique slices of warm suarina wood. He added a pop of white with the Electa swivel armchair by Calligaris, and placed the Charlotte magazine bag—which has seafoam-hued sides—next to the sofa for storage. “I wanted to balance elegant and modern furniture with casual, comfortable undertones,” Kohl says.

Kohl’s work extended into the kitchen and dining areas, where he mirrored white shelving in a trio of white-Ecopelle Melvin bar stools, the white Carrara marble Smart dining table, and six Loire side chairs. “I wanted each area to be sophisticated, clean and without a lot of fuss or accessories,” Kohl says. To that end, he kept the bedrooms minimal.

In the first, he chose the grey-washed Ginger nightstands and dresser. He added a cozy reading nook with an accent chair, marble accent table and the Freddie stool in ivory leather. Details include cast iron and brass Bauhaus Grand Plie, Bauhaus Pirouette, and Bauhaus Wire Woman figurines, along with the Luxe organizer in medium and large. “I was most surprised by Kohl’s ability to walk the space and select furnishings and accessories that matched the aesthetics perfectly,” Michael says.

Kohl determined the master bedroom was the ideal setting for more warm woods, and pairs together a matching 2-drawer nightstand and 8-drawer dresser, which was topped with the Altus Pugs and the large Serpentine box. He filled out the space with the Carrie round accent table, the Lazzo chair, and a stylish stool. And, in the lower-level guest bedroom, he kept to a simplistic white theme with the Linea nightstand with a Lana table lamp and the Linea chest.

But the real fun begins on the third floor. “I wanted to be playful with colors and inspire cheerful gatherings,” Kohl says. In the game room, Kohl created a comfortable setting to allow for easy conversation and movement between two outdoor patios. One patio now offers a quaint spot for sunbathing while the other boasts a spacious outdoor kitchen, which Kohl transformed into a party host’s dream with vibrant colors, plenty of seating and an abundance of punchy accessories.

It all was just as Michael had imagined—and more. “Kohl was fantastic,” Michael says. “He made selections that absolutely matched up to the vision for The Boulevard at Lenox. His ability to match the furnishings with the overall architecture—without overpowering any of the rooms—was phenomenal.”