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"Arie and Coco Kopelman's Nantucket Home Renovation\nOn the isle of Nantucket, former Chanel president Arie L. Kopelman and his wife, Coco, renovate the house of their dreams and fill it with a treasure trove of top-flight antiques\nCoco and Arie Kopelman's retreat in Nantucket, Massachusetts, was renovated with Botticelli &amp;amp; Pohl Architects and Nantucket House Antiques and Interior Design Studios. In the living room, antique wicker seating flanks an 18th-century Swedish grain-painted side table; the cocktail table was custom made, and the ladder-back chair is 19th century. The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore colors.\nThe living room's George II oak cupboard from Robert Young Antiques is topped with a freestanding 19th-century whalebone swift for winding yarn; the club chairs are slipcovered in a Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout print.\nEntirely rebuilt, the dwelling's four-story rear addition features a veranda and a balcony.\nArtist Kevin Paulsen stenciled the walls of the sun-suffused family room, where a 19th-century weather vane from Cheryl A. Scott Antiques is positioned behind a wicker sofa; the ottoman is dressed in a linen by Jasper, and the carpet is by the Weaving Room.\nThe kitchen's Thirty Acre Wood cabinetry is painted in a Benjamin Moore cream; the ceiling fixtures are by Ann-Morris Antiques, the refrigerator is by Sub-Zero, the range is by Thermador, and the barstools are by TK Collections.\nA curved staircase leads from the living room to the lower-level family room; the weather vane is 19th century, and the stoneware jugs are American.\nA contemporary oak dining table is paired with Windsor chairs from Nantucket House in the family room.\nThe hall's sampler and drop-leaf table are both 19th-century English; the circa-1810 chair is from M. Finkel &amp;amp; Daughter.\nAn 18th-century Swedish chest from Nantucket House shares a landing with a mirror from Sibyl Colefax &amp;amp; John Fowler Antiques.\nThe painted-pine office is furnished with an overmantel mirror from Robert Young Antiques, a circa-1810 Windsor armchair from Samuel Herrup Antiques, and a desk chair and mahogany writing table, both 19th-century English.\nIn a bath, the light fixture, washstand and fittings, and marble tiles are all by Waterworks.\nThe master bedroom's headboard, chair, and ottoman are clad in a Travers print from Zimmer + Rohde; the carpeting is by Stark.\nA 19th-century English chair graces the master bath; the tub and sink fittings are Waterworks designs.\nA weather vane from Nina Hellman Antiques stands guard over a custom-made trundle bed in a children's room.\nSon Will Kopelman's bedroom was designed, at his request, to look as modern as possible, with the walls and floor painted in Benjamin Moore's Decorator's White. Silhouettes are propped on the mantel, and the chair and quilt are 19th-century American."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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