Creators of a Well-Lived Life
Coffee in the morning, freshly cut flowers, laughter across the kitchen table. Small moments that dapple across life to create something meaningful—your home is the backdrop. Our work focuses on that belief, weaving airy and elegant pieces with your personal style to create spaces that feel deeply authentic. Because when we surround ourselves with the people and things we love, we live with contentment.
ROAN
Our name is inspired by our founder’s equestrian background. Roan is a type of horse coloring– meaning “always changing color.” We know a space, like life, is in continual evolution. We strive to embrace this ethos in every space we design, textile we choose, and floral we style– creating authentic spaces that complement your life and shared experiences.
MEET THE ATELIER
GRACE ROSENSTEIN
Founder & Design Principal
Grace’s passion as a designer is to create environments for her clients that bring comfort, functionality, and style to their lives. As an advocate for her clients, she guides them throughout the entire project, providing full-service expertise and support. Grace’s style is best described as timeless and elegant, layered with natural details. She has a talent for mixing classic silhouettes with antiques and rich textiles - the results are warm, refined spaces that inspire both grace and ease.
Grace Rosenstein is a wife, mother, equestrian, garden enthusiast, life-long learner and creative. She received her Master's degree in Interior Design while working at some of the most sought after design firms in Chicago. Upon moving to New York City in 2015, she pursued her dream of opening her own interior design business.
She currently resides in Westport, CT with her husband Doug, and two children, Clara and Graham.
Maddie Shepard
Operations Manager
Having always had a passion for interior design, Maddie joined the team as the Operations and Project Manager after working in the events and fashion industries. Maddie knows that designing an event is much like designing your home, it takes purposeful and careful execution to create a thoughtful space.
In 2019, she moved from New York to Connecticut where she currently resides with her husband, Andrew, son William, and dog, Wells.