In this bedroom, the photograph of a rib cage by an unknown artist once belonged to a San Francisco museum; the Knoll stool has a custom-made zebra sling, a 19th-century table fromAero Studios is topped with a wood vase from Mantiques Modern, and the Akari paper lamp is by Isamu Noguchi.
A CANOPY OF MONKS’ ROBES
The canopy in a guest room is made from 19th-century Bhutanese monks’ robes and sashes, the 19th-century trunk is from Singapore, the hooked rugs are from Kenya, and the plaster walls are original to the house.
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A TWIG BED
A twig bed is dressed in vintage Hudson’s Bay Co. blankets, the overscale floor lamp is from the estate of Geoffrey Beene, a lithograph by Alexander Liberman is displayed on the wall, and a beehive was fashioned into a ceiling light fixture.
A CAVE BEDROOM
In an upstairs bedroom, the low window and wood shutters were inspired by naval design.
A HEADBOARD EMBROIDERED BY NUNS
The circa-1890 bed, with a headboard embroidered by nuns, in this master bedroom was bought in Tuscany, and the portrait of Griffey is by Agatino Raciti; the chest of drawers is 19th-century Italian, the sconces are 1950s French, and the chairs are from the ’30s. The walls are painted in Farrow & Ball’s Incarnadine.
A CEILING-HEIGHT HEADBOARD
In the master bedroom, Rafael de Cárdenas designed the bed, which is upholstered in a Starkfabric; Palumbo’s Tommi Parzinger recamier is covered in a Designers Guild silk, and the walls are painted in Grappa by Benjamin Moore.
AN EXTREMELY MINIMAL BEDROOM
A vintage bed is dressed with Calvin Klein Home linens in the master bedroom; the console is from David Sutherland, the chair is by Bolier & Co., and the wall covering is from Stark.
A HEADBOARD MADE FROM A HOUSE FAÇADE
Decorator Matthew Patrick Smyth installed an 18th-century Moghul façade from a merchant’s house as a headboard in the master bedroom of a documentaryfilmmaker client in London; the hand-blocked fabrics are from India, and the suzani is 19th century.
AN OVERSIZED VELVET DAYBED
In Anthony Cochran’s West Village studio apartment, the daybed is upholstered in Accolade velvet by Pollack and fitted with a mattress in mohair velvet by the Silk Trading Co. The oil painting is 19th-century Danish, the walls are coated in nontoxic paint by AFM, and the pillows and footstool are covered in fabrics by Q Collection.
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