HOUSE TOUR | The Country Home and Gardens of Interior Designer Bunny Williams

Today's Homeworthy episode features the beautiful Connecticut home of renowned interior designer, Bunny Williams.  Bunny graciously invites us to tour her 1860's Falls Village home and discover her converted barn that was originally a garage, but is now filled with many of her and her husband John Rosselli's extraordinary antiques.

We'll also see inside her serene studio that was once an an A-frame home that she gut renovated into a modern retreat.

You'll see some of her gorgeous grounds including a sunken garden, a parterre that is just off her conservatory that she fills with plants, plus a large vegetable garden with flowers and herbs. 

One of our favorite parts of her property is the pool and her pool house modeled after a Greek temple but made of tree trunks.

This property is truly a special place and we're delighted to bring you this Homeworthy episode today. 

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[tomevans]

This was amazing! Bunny is wonderful! Thank you for opening up your home and studio to us.

[lianeabeyta]

OH my... this was incredible. I am 71 and have so many things I love and display You made me feel its OK. I know my son and grandchildren probably think its cluttered, .But I have vignettes on table tops and shelves, love art hanging on every wall. Lamps and books and little bronze animals make my rooms come alive. It makes me happy and content. I also have an oxblood red wall in the living room, and my kitchen is almost the same yellow as the room you matched to the napkin. It was a Ralph Loren color called Lobster Butter, years ago. I love that my surroundings are uniquely me. This just gave me more inspiration.

[Ruby-hphn]

This is one of my favorite episodes ever, beautiful house, exquisitely decorated spaces, but Bunny is the star of the show. What a story this home tells! Great episode!

[AnnaMaledonPictureBookAuthor]

I'm not a minimalist so your interiors made me happy. It does look lived in, collected over time and most of all it doesn't look too glamorous that you're afraid to touch things, sit on things, or walk on things.

[sherrie]

Finally a designer who appears to actually LIVE in a real home. All the things she loves is really reflected here.

[susanvelon]

I love Bunny’s home and her decorating style. She gives us a mini-design course as she shows us her awesome home.

[AndreaFelizM]

She is exceptionally well spoken, easy to follow, and gives sensible advice. I love her style!

[davidshep]

Homeworthy you have outdone yourself. Bunny Williams is my all time favorite designer. To see a full tour of her country home is a joy. I've seen this home in her book and short videos but never as studied as this. There is no designer past or present with the talent of making a home look beautiful yet lived in. Her warm personality matches her design style.

[laurahamburger]

Incredible! My jaw dropped too! Bunny is wonderfully frank and unique! She’s my kind of woman with amazing talents!

[allanyeager]

This is a lovely episode. I’m sure everyone is grateful to bunny Williams for being such a generous person and taking time to be such a gracious host for your visit. I’m a long-time admirer of her work!

[lheart]

I love that Bunny Williams fills their house with things she and her husband love. She designed her living space to accommodate her and her husband's love for entertainment combined with her aesthetics to have a place feel like a home. Her house is designed to handle life truly.

[judyzennnaro]

What can I say about Bunny Willams except, such a great talent😊. Timeless, creative and exceptional !😊

[maureenabray]

Bunny, the beauty of it all comes from the history, memories, love of nature, love of animals and architecture. I know these things and talents come from a lifetime of experiencing the life of noticing and appreciating what surrounds you, discerning what and why something brings you joy. Thank you for sharing your Connecticut home.

[BobbyReed]

Just glorious. What a treat. Her Sister Parish influence is so evident, and yet like all great artists, she morphs what she's learned into her own ("The eye has to travel" -- Vreeland). America's national treasure: Bunny Williams. How lucky are we? Thanks Homeworthy.

[AthalieM]

wow, this was such a treat. Her style is much more traditional than mine but I've still watched probably every other Bunny tour on YT and the 40+ minutes of this one allowed for a lot more depth. Gorgeous interiors but also so many gems dropped regarding decorating that are useful no matter the budget. It's valuable to hear someone of her stature in the design world say she bought this home and couldn't afford to decorate it until years after, and that it's been literal decades of careful acquisition since. Also love the attentiveness to pet-friendly spaces! Thanks, Alison, this is one of my favorites.

[amykiernan]

Absolutely breathtaking everywhere you look there is something amazing. Here's a designer telling us put in your home what you absolutely love and there's no matchy matchy things everything is curated and looks effortless.

[annsmith]

There is no one like Bunny Williams. She has been gifted with an amazing “eye” that is reflected in her design elements. Practical, thoughtful and always elegant, I have learned so much from her and always suggest to friends that they go on YouTube, search Bunny Williams and receive priceless decorating tutorials. Just did that yesterday as a matter of fact. I will be in the office on Monday and tell the same co-worker to watch this latest tutorial! Thanks, Alison and always a big thank you to Bunny! One of these days I will run into Bunny in our NYC neighborhood! Enjoy this spectacular day!
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[WackyWitchTV]

I absolutely LOVE her empathy regarding how people react to their spaces! That is what makes her such a fantastic Interior Designer! The fact that she and her husband share the same hobbies is so wonderful! You cannot have too many antiques...

[henricalitri]

We love Bunny Williams design. My wife bought all her books. Thank you so much for sharing with us!!!

[PamLeonard-xmvr]

Beautiful! Thank you for inviting us into your beautiful home!