Alligator Farm, two houses
This property in Conneticut includes two large houses.
The first one house by architect Tasos Kokoris mixes styles and brings amazing design inspiration. Shaped by their travels, history and passion for creativity, the home of Teddy and Arthur Edelman, founders of Edelman Leather in the 1960s, exudes curiosity for the world. This is a home where STUA furniture coexists with Tiffany lamps and 18th-century antiques, creating depth and personality that has the ability to amaze.
“When leather gets old, it gets more beautiful,” says Arthur, and the same can be said for this house.
It has the patina of time and memories and love.
The second house is the home of John and Bonnie Edelman in Ridgefield, Connecticut, is an eclectic and personal mixture of styles. A great place for the STUA’s timeless designs.
“Modern goes with everything… The definition of modern is ‘lasts forever’. And this is an approachable place. You can spill. You can drop.”
John Edelman – DWR CEO
Architect: Tasos Kokoris
Furniture from Design Within Reach: www.dwr.com
Via: Design Within Reach
The indoor pool
With Globus chairs with stainless steel frame for time off.
The winter garden
With Globus chairs around a Zero table.
The second house
House of the Edelman family
