Beth Rudin DeWoody
Green Light
DeWoody kept the palette light in her living room, saving it from starkness with early-modern furniture and soft, structured weaves. “There are a lot of textures,” says DeWoody. “Some of the fabrics are made by a friend of mine in Seattle, Gary Glant of Glant Fabrics. He makes beautiful chenilles. I tried to keep it understated because of the art that I have.” DeWoody sits on a Jed Johnson–designed sofa, surrounded by her collection of green glassware. “I love that green color. I started to get a few things, and then I got more and more.” Her twin Fontana Arte coffee tables from Ciancimino pick up the greens. Behind DeWoody on the sofa is an antique French blanket.