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"For nearly three weeks in May, Bunny Williams has transformed her 5,200-square-foot Manhattan design studio into an exquisitely curated pop-up boutique. For the first time, the designer has brought together the full range of her home collections: case goods, tables, seating, and mirrors from BeeLine Home; assorted new and vintage pieces from her retail store Treillage; and the line of mirrors she recently created for Mirror Image Home.\n\nPinterestFacebookCarrie Leonard\n\nTrue to Williams's design philosophy, the pop-up space has the feel of an eclectic, stylishly composed home. \"The way I like to decorate has always been to mix pieces I love,\" she says. \"You will quickly lose interest in a room with a style that is just a single note.\" Williams paired two very different BeeLine pieces\u2014the Compass Rose cocktail table, whose top resembles an antique parquetry floor, and the elegantly petite Lady slipper chair with linen upholstery. On the opposite side of the room, Williams arranged dinnerware from Treillage atop her BeeLine Palomina dining table, which has a square, faux-shagreen top and an octagonal, cerused-oak base. \"It is so gratifying to see BeeLine and Treillage displayed together under one roof, along with books, flowers, and accessories I adore,\" Williams says. \"It's how they're designed to be used.\"\n\nThe Bunny Williams pop-up store (306 E. 61st St., 4th Floor; 212-935-5930) is open to the public Monday through Friday, from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., through May 18.\n\nPinterestFacebookCarrie Leonard"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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