Las Vegas Residence Blends Private Home and Art Collection with Curated Dialogues

A residence near the Las Vegas Strip, designed by architect Daniel Joseph Chenin, serves as both a private home and a curated art collection for Todd-Avery Lenahan, president of Wynn Design and Development, and his husband John Gorsuch. The home features diverse artworks spanning antiquity to contemporary periods, intentionally arranged to foster visual conversations between pieces. Lenahan views himself as a custodian rather than an owner, frequently loaning works to museums without charge to facilitate public access. The architectural design provides a restrained backdrop that emphasizes the art, described as a quiet frame that resists desert spectacle. The collection includes works by artists such as Joan Miró, Artemisia Gentileschi, Auguste Rodin, and Lynn Chadwick, among others, with Lenahan regularly rearranging pieces to create new narratives.