The custom 12-foot sofa wears a Donghia wool. Four Randolph & Hein Salon swivel lounge chairs are upholstered in a Colefax and Fowler fabric. The custom wall sconces were made by Dogfork Lamp Arts; shades are by Lamp Shades San Francisco.
In the living room, a coffee table by Antonio’s Antiques has five intersecting, maze-like components that enable it to be reconfigured for entertaining. Outside panels are http://www.dualoy.com/ leather, inside panels and top are a lacquered linen.
Designer James Hunter with client Juli Betwee.
In the dining room, HD Buttercup’s Wilshire armchair is upholstered in Coraggio’s Gramercy Park in eyecatching Mandarino. A detail of the extraordinary drape that wraps the living room, created by French curtain couturier Pietro Seminelli.
Smooth Calacatta marble and high gloss cabinetry by Studio Becker anchor the streamlined kitchen. Cooktop is Wolf; refrigerator is Sub-Zero; faucet is Hansgrohe.
In the office, an Atlas lounge chair by Minotti is complemented by a Wendell Castle coffee table. The French column glass floor lamp is from RH.
In the entry, a mixed media work by Udo Nöger hovers above a Dutch metal leaf Mondrian console table by http://www.paulferrante.com/ from Hewn. The wall is covered in a series of shagreen panels designed by the Wiseman Group and manufactured by Out of the Woods, Steve Ulsh and Evans & Brown.
In a serene corner of the master bedroom, a painting by Jerome Lagarrigue, Clementine Looking Down, gazes on Eduardo Martinez’s tête-a-tête lounge chair covered in a Donghia wool. Alpaca throw is by Rosemary Hallgarten. Hexagonal column floor lamp in bronze is through RH.; string shade by Abat-Jour.
The master bedroom alcove walls sport Kravet’s silvery celadon cotton. The bed is dressed in Frette linens. Bone-colored leather covers a bench by Hilde-Brand; wood finish is by Jafe Custom Finishing.
Lacquered linen side tables from Plantation are topped with Croissant lamps from Hutton Collections.
