Dutton Residence

Columbus, OH

Originally designed in the early 1900s by architect Florence Kenyon Hayden Rector, the Dutton Residence pairs the formality of a historic house with a more relaxed and personal interior.

Color, contemporary additions, vintage furniture, art, and collected objects bring a looseness to the home’s generous proportions and traditional rooms. In the kitchen, pale yellow walls and cabinetry are paired with marble, open shelving, brass fixtures, and handmade lighting.

Old and new pieces are mixed across periods and provenance, creating rooms that can continue to change over time.

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Timeless, charming furniture and decor, fireplace, and handcrafted pendant lights in dining space of Dutton residence Image of living room with collected art, vintage furniture, and bright warm light at the Dutton residence