Inside Paige and Tommy Paul's Rustic-Chic Connecticut Home
The couple's Connecticut estate is a 1940s home that mirrors the Americana style of Paige's lifestyle brand, Dairy Boy. The interior, designed by Annie Parkhurst, blends vintage pieces with custom upholstery and a green staircase. The property includes a chicken coop and a tennis court, reflecting their personal interests.
The 1940s residence spans five acres and features a distinctive green staircase painted in Farrow & Ball's Card Room Green, alongside a custom sofa upholstered in Dairy Boy's "Sunroom Flower" fabric. The interior, curated by Annie Parkhurst, integrates vintage finds—such as a 19th-century sideboard sourced via Facebook Marketplace—with bespoke carpentry by DAC Carpentry.
Beyond the main house, the estate includes a chicken coop and a tennis court, reflecting the couple's personal pursuits. Paige's brand extends physically to a Nantucket boutique and a Weston farm stand, while her online presence reaches over 2.7 million followers, highlighting the property's fusion of rustic charm and entrepreneurial energy.
This feature could influence lifestyle-travel audiences by reinforcing the aspirational appeal of rural, heritage-inspired design. It may inspire homeowners to blend vintage sourcing with custom upholstery, while also highlighting the commercial power of personal branding in interior spaces. The couple's public sharing of their home could further drive interest in Americana aesthetics and agritourism, potentially affecting purchasing decisions for home goods and travel destinations among their combined follower base.