From the Chic Study to the Stylish Bedroom, Go Inside Kenneth Cole's Home

By InStyle Staff
Updated Nov 09, 2015 @ 4:53 pm
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Now that their three daughters are grown, fashion designer Kenneth Cole and his wife, Maria Cuomo Cole, have turned their handsome Stanford White-designed home into a weekend retreat that's a loving reflection of their 25 years together. InStyle took a private tour inside and sat down with Cole for an exclusive interview. "A house may reflect who you are on the outside but a home is who you are on the inside," explains Cole, who says they didn't necessarily set out to "decorate" the house. "All of these things tell a story about our past," Cole adds. "But even more importantly, they inspire us to look forward to what lies ahead." Click through the gallery to see the photos!

 

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Kenneth Cole and Maria Cuomo Cole

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Cole and Cuomo Cole perch on a deep window bay in the sitting room. A documentary filmmaker, Cuomo Cole most recently produced the Oscar-nominated "The Invisible War," about violence against women in the military.
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The Yard

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Inviting porches surround the gracious white-shingled home, offering stunning views of the lush gardens.

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The Sitting Room

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In one of the home’s two main-floor sitting rooms, a blend of antiques and contemporary upholstered pieces creates a refined yet eclectic feel. The black rocking chair was found in the basement of an antiques shop in London.
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The Art

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Cole surprised his wife with a pair of Warhols of her father, former New York governor Mario Cuomo, that they?d once spied together in an N.Y.C. gallery window.

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The Living Room

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Marc Chagall’s "The Wedding" hangs above a gray Restoration Hardware couch in the sitting room, shown above.

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The Bedroom

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Interior designer Natasha Bergreen applied pale stripes on the walls of an upstairs bedroom for a textured yet soft effect.
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The Foyer

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In the foyer a papier-mache statuette of a woman (found in an antiques shop in Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.) shares space with family photos. A canvas on an easel in the background is a Gustav Klimt–inspired painting by daughter Emily.

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The Kitchen

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The expansive kitchen features a hammered copper island and a custom-made La Glacière refrigerator from France with a signed brass plate by the artisan who made it.

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The Study

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A Warhol "Beatle Boots" silk screen, leaning on the mantel, is one of the many shoe-themed collectibles in Cole?s elegantly rustic study.
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