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"Simon Doonan on the Manhattan Home of Barneys's Mark Lee and KCD's Ed Filipowski\nThe fashion-world power players call on architects Janson Goldstein to transform a staid prewar penthouse into an urbane showpiece\nFashion publicist Ed Filipowski (standing) and Barneys New York CEO Mark Lee in the living room of their Manhattan penthouse with their French beagles, Sam and Dudley.\nRenovated by architect Mark Janson of Janson Goldstein, the couple's apartment broadcasts a rugged sense of chic. In the living room, the vintage Jens Risom chair and ottoman at right are upholstered in gray flannel, the Erwin-Lambeth sofas are from Noho Modern and clad in Ultrasuede by KnollTextiles, and the 1970s cube chairs are dressed in parrot-green velvet. A David Hicks\u2013designed rug from Stark Carpet covers the floor.\nThe cocktail tables, two made from slabs of selenite from Blackman Cruz, one made of teak, feature chrome bases.\nA vintage Knoll bench sits in a corner of the living room, beneath a fanciful painting of a formal parterre, and a '70s metal-studded work from Galerie Camoin Demachy; the abstract canvas is '50s French.\nBookshelves by Janson Goldstein in the library frame a view of the living room. The '40s Italian cocktail table was found at Mondo Cane, and the flooring is stained European oak.\nAlso in the library, a Susan Derges photograph is displayed against a Hicks for Lee Jofa wall covering; the Hans J. Wegner sofa is accented by pillows made of Holly Hunt velvets.\nThe kitchen cabinets are painted in Benjamin Moore's Gettysburg Gray, while Sherwin-Williams's Ethereal Mood coats the walls. The backsplash is by Artistic Tile, the nickel hardware is by Nanz, and the light fixture is vintage Moroccan.\nFlanking the table in the breakfast area are a sofa covered in a cotton by Holly Hunt and Jules Wabbes chairs.\nThe study, with a 1955 Martin Eisler lounge chair; the painting at right is by Stephen Sprouse.\nThe master bedroom curtains are made of a Holland &amp;amp; Sherry wool felt; the Hicks rug is from Stark Carpet.\nAntique doors were joined to make the headboard.\nMarble from Ann Sacks lines Filipowski's bath, which has a Waterworks sink and fittings and is painted in Drab by Farrow &amp;amp; Ball.\nLee's bath is sheathed in Ann Sacks marble and mosaic tiles.\nJanson helped his clients reconfigure their penthouse into a generously scaled one-bedroom apartment, with French doors opening onto the wraparound terrace and the outdoor dining area on the south-facing side."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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