Harvey Probber–designed pieces in the living room include a 1950s ebonized wood and cane console, a 1940s walnut coffee table, and a pair of barrel-back swivel chairs covered in a Création Baumann fabric. The drapery fabric is Galbraith & Paul’s Sweet Pea.
A 1940s gilt-framed Jansen mirror is mounted above the living room fireplace; the 1960s Lucite and brass sconces are from John Salibello.
The custom Pearson sectional in the family room is upholstered in a Manuel Canovas fabric; the custom throw pillow covers are by Judy Ross Textiles and the shade fabric is Jim Thompson’s Deities. The coffee table is vintage Tommi Parzinger.
Carrara marble tiles line the floor of the dining room, which includes a teak-topped Saarinen table and a suite of 1950s Danish teak chairs. The cushion fabric is Romo’s Esina in Cactus and the curtain fabric is Mirabel in Wasabi, also by Romo.
The kitchen features teak cabinetry and a Heath Ceramics backsplash. The hood is from Bosch and the light fixture is by Visual Comfort.
A chandelier from Rewire and a brass Curtis Jere sculpture hang in the master bedroom, which also includes a matching duvet and roman shade fabric from John Robshaw Textiles.
The powder room is covered in Walnut Wallpaper’s Garden Birds and houses a custom Carrara marble Stone Source sink and tub; the fixtures are from Kallista.
Anne Sacks penny tiles in Paperwhite line the floor and walls in the son’s bathroom. The sconce is from Artemide and the showerhead is by Giulio Gianturco.
This article appears in the September 2015 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens).