INTERIORS
WRITTEN BY Bek Mitchell-Kidd
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INTERIOR DESIGN BY Liz Caan
PHOTOGRAPHY BY Sean Litchfield
in Boston
Few projects showcase a designer’s deftness with color and texture more than Liz
Caan’s Fairmont Street design. Known for her signature play of pattern, color and
texture, Liz has elevated some of Boston’s most distinctive and historic homes
with renewed vitality and charm.
Fairmont Street is also somewhat unique; it was an interiors project with sched-
uled stages. Liz says, “We had previously done the children’s bedrooms on the
second level. The client wanted to address the main living spaces—living room,
foyer, family room and library. We still have kitchen, powder and mudroom in
the lineup.”
The main living space took approximately seven to eight months from the initial
meeting to completion.
The play on conservative meets color begins in the foyer; an Emporium chair with
Pierre Frey velvet creates purpose, while a Merida rug defines a functional greeting area and sets
the climate for the eclectic cleverness of the main level.
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