Creating spaces with character, warmth, and a reality of how lives are lived. Here's a refined sense of storytelling.
A richly layered home where deep olives, rich patterns creating warmth & class.
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Dark to bright transformation for a growing family.
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A calm, sunlit palette of creams and marble, styled for everyday serenity.
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A family-first home reimagines to reflect both function and warmth.
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Dark to bright transformation for a growing family.
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Old World charm with modern flair, telling a story of contrast & harmony.
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This home was featured in Cottages & Gardens. A new-construction home in the Charcoal Hill neighborhood of Westport, CT, completed June 2025. Amy Courtney served as interior designer, transforming a modern spec house into a fully custom residence.
Layered, bespoke interior detailing removes any trace of "builder grade" origin, pairing clean-lined architecture with warmth through natural materials, custom millwork, and curated furnishings.
The result is a cohesive, livable sophistication — tailored but not flashy, contemporary but softened with texture — that reads as one-of-a-kind rather than spec.
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A 7,000+ sq ft Georgian Colonial in Westport's sought-after Greens Farms neighborhood, completed May 2026. Architecture by Judith Larson, construction by Redcoat Homes, interior design by Amy Courtney Design; photography by Julie Leffell. The 6-bedroom home features a designer kitchen, luxurious primary suite, custom cabinetry, oversized windows, and 10-foot ceilings.
Working with the builder and architect, Amy Courtney Design gave a spec home the detail of a fully custom build. The result is a turnkey residence with the soul of a custom home — timeless, one-of-a-kind, and exceptional value.
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This Rockledge home balances contrast and harmony — old-world charm with a wink of playfulness. Every room has its own personality, from grounded textures to curious patterns and sculptural moments that make you slow down. It feels lived-in yet refined, like a place filled with both stories and laughter.
The design doesn’t just reference history; it refreshes it with bold, personal touches. And it suits Florida living beautifully — light-filled, airy, and sprinkled with unexpected details that echo Rockledge’s subtle eccentricity.
Photographed by Alexander Severin, the home becomes a visual story that’s soulful, striking, and just a little rebellious.
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This mid-century Westchester home was reimagined to reflect both function and warmth. From a sunroom-turned-theater to a fully reconfigured primary suite, every update supports the family’s lifestyle.
We introduced durable materials, layered textures, and clean-lined furnishings to create a relaxed yet intentional feel.
Each space—from the kids’ colorful bedrooms to the serene kitchen—was designed to be lived in and loved for years to come.
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This West Village apartment was transformed from dark and dated into a bright, modern space tailored for their growing family. What began as a full gut renovation—with custom white oak millwork and a clean, mid-century–inspired palette—evolved midway through when the couple learned they were expecting their first child.
A planned home office became a cozy nursery, enclosed with ripplefold drapery. Thoughtful details like a Calacatta Viola sink add character without overwhelming the calm, functional design—making this home a true reflection of Natalie and Alex’s evolving story
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This Rockledge home blends old-world charm with a playful edge. Each room has its own character, from textured foundations to sculptural details that invite you to pause. It feels lived-in, refined, and full of stories.
Instead of simply nodding to history, the design refreshes it with bold, personal touches fit for Florida living—light, airy, and delightfully unexpected.
Photographed by Alexander Severin, the home becomes a visual story that’s soulful, striking, and a touch rebellious.
(Click image for full view.)
This mid-century Westchester home was reimagined to reflect both function and warmth. From a sunroom-turned-theater to a fully reconfigured primary suite, every update supports the family’s lifestyle.
We introduced durable materials, layered textures, and clean-lined furnishings to create a relaxed yet intentional feel.
Each space—from the kids’ colorful bedrooms to the serene kitchen—was designed to be lived in and loved for years to come.
(Click image for full view.)
This West Village apartment was transformed from dark and dated into a bright, modern space tailored for their growing family. What began as a full gut renovation—with custom white oak millwork and a clean, mid-century–inspired palette—evolved midway through when the couple learned they were expecting their first child.
A planned home office became a cozy nursery, enclosed with ripplefold drapery. Thoughtful details like a Calacatta Viola sink add character without overwhelming the calm, functional design—making this home a true reflection of Natalie and Alex’s evolving story.
(Click image for full view.)
A new-construction home in the Charcoal Hill neighborhood of Westport, CT, completed June 2025. Amy Courtney served as interior designer, transforming a modern spec house into a fully custom residence.
Layered, bespoke interior detailing removes any trace of "builder grade" origin, pairing clean-lined architecture with warmth through natural materials, custom millwork, and curated furnishings.
The result is a cohesive, livable sophistication — tailored but not flashy, contemporary but softened with texture — that reads as one-of-a-kind rather than spec.
(Click image for full view.)
A 7,000+ sq ft Georgian Colonial in Westport's sought-after Greens Farms neighborhood, completed May 2026. Architecture by Judith Larson, built by Redcoat Homes, interior design by Amy Courtney Design; photography by Julie Leffell. The 6-bedroom home features a designer kitchen, luxurious primary suite, custom cabinetry, oversized windows, and 10-foot ceilings.
Working closely with the builder and architect, Amy Courtney Design set out to give the home the character and detail of a fully custom build, layering bespoke cabinetry and thoughtfully specified lighting, paint, and finishes so that every space feels considered.
The result is a turnkey residence that delivers the soul of a custom home — timeless and one-of-a-kind, offering custom-caliber craft at exceptional value.
(Click image for full view.)
Dark to bright transformation for a growing family.
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Old World charm with modern flair, telling a story of contrast & harmony.
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A family-first home reimagines to reflect both function and warmth.
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A serene, light-filled home where soft creams and honed marble let quiet architecture do the talking.
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Traditional architecture reimagined in saturated hues and hand-finished brass.
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