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"Steve Wynn's New York Apartment\nThe casino-resort mogul showcases an extraordinary art collection amid sumptuous, inviting interiors by designer Roger Thomas\nThe New York duplex of Steve Wynn and his wife, Andrea, features interiors by Roger Thomas, head of design for Wynn Design &amp;amp; Development; Ferguson &amp;amp; Shamamian Architects oversaw the structural renovation. A Willem de Kooning painting takes center stage in the living room, where swivel chairs by A. Rudin flank a Holly Hunt cocktail table topped with an Alberto Giacometti bronze. The walls are covered in a Sahco fabric, the curtains are of a Larsen silk blend, the side tables are by Brueton, with lamps by Boyd Lighting from Donghia, and the carpet is by Tai Ping. For details see March Sources.\nAnother view of the living room.\nThe room's 1977 Roy Lichtenstein canvas hangs above an Herv\u00E9 Van der Straeten console from Ralph Pucci International; a 1958 Picasso painting is displayed in the hall.\nIn the foyer, a 1983 Andy Warhol portrait of Wynn surmounts a Van der Straeten console from Ralph Pucci International; the ceiling light is from Bernd Goeckler Antiques.\nA Roberto Giulio Rida mirror reflects the bar area, which gets cheerful pops of color from Gregorius|Pineo stools covered in an Edelman leather.\nIn the bar area, Jonathan Browning Studios sconces join an artwork by Matisse.\nA fabric from the Roger Thomas Collection for S. Harris was used to upholster the dining room walls (and the A. Rudin chairs), making a bold backdrop for a 1942 Picasso painting. The space is illuminated by a Wired Custom Lighting ceiling fixture and a polished-brass sconce by Jonathan Browning Studios; the Wendell Castle Collection table is from Dennis Miller Assoc., and the curtains are made of a Larsen fabric, with tiebacks from the Roger Thomas Collection for Samuel &amp;amp; Sons.\nA detail of the bold dining room.\nMark Ferguson devised the duplex's curving staircase, which has balustrades of glass and English sycamore; the sitting area is furnished with A. Rudin swivel chairs, a custom-made A. Rudin ottoman in an Edelman leather, and a John Dickinson side table by Sutherland.\nClad in gold leaf, the elevator foyer is further enlivened by a circa-1940 Venini hanging lamp and a circa-1950 FontanaArte mirror, both from Bernd Goeckler Antiques; the sculpture is by Viola Frey, and the sconces are by Jonathan Browning Studios.\nThe billiard room, anchored by a Blatt Billiards pool table, features two Picasso paintings; the curtains are of a Sandra Jordan alpaca plaid, and the carpet is by M Collections.\nThe master bedroom is designed around the same Sandra Jordan alpaca plaid used in the billiard room\u2014fashioned into a bed throw, window shades, and upholstery for a pair of Gregorius|Pineo recliners; the resin side table is by Oly, and the custom-made television cabinet at the foot of the bed is by Eric Brand.\nA Lari Pittman painting is installed over a William Switzer &amp;amp; Assoc. desk in the master bedroom; the lamp is from Circa Lighting.\nIn Andrea's bath, a J. Robert Scott plaster sculpture faces a wall sheathed in a Roger Thomas Collection for Maya Romanoff wall covering; the Donghia chair is clad in a Holly Hunt leather.\nThe powder room is accented by two Porta Romana sconces, mounted on either side of a 1940s Giovanni Garibaldi mirror from Bernd Goeckler Antiques; the Kohler sink has fittings by Paul Decorative Products, and the Ironies ceiling light is from Kneedler|Fauch\u00E8re."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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