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"Sandra Nunnerley\nMerging Two Apartments, the Designer Creates a Deeply Personal Home in New York\nIn a Carr\u00E8re Hastings\u2013designed building in Manhattan's Upper East Side, Sandra Nunnerley combined two apartments, creating a new 2,000-square-foot home for herself.\nThe living room. Above the sofa is Richard Serra's My Curves Are Not Mad, 1987.\nTwelve-foot ceilings and bleached-oak floors give the living room an increased sense of spaciousness. A Billy Baldwin\u2013style slipper chair is positioned for enjoying the fireplace. Kenneth Noland's 1966 Diamond hangs at right. Louis XVI armchair, Bernd Goeckler.\nAt the center of the room, the designer placed a circa 1945 Jansen dining table with Jean-Michel Frank\u2013style cane-back chairs. The lighting includes a 1940s Jean Roy\u00E8re chandelier and, sitting atop the 1970s Italian acrylic console, a 1930s Murano glass table lamp.\nFrench doors in the study open to a balcony, where Nunnerley has boxwoods kept in charcoal containers. On the wall facing a pair of T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings slipper chairs is Kelly McLane's 2003 oil Bad Day for Meth Lab #3 and #4. Sofa and drapery linens, Rogers Goffigon.\nThe bedroom is also characterized by an eclectic mix of pieces. The Laverne acrylic chair is from 1957. Above the Biedermeier chest, from Karl Kemp Antiques, is a circa 1790 giltwood mirror. Swing-arm lamps, John Boone. Scalamandr\u00E9 headboard and bed skirt fabric."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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