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"Vicente Wolf Designs a Prewar Manhattan Apartment\nDesigner Vicente Wolf creates striking juxtapositions of contemporary art and eclectic furnishings in a classic prewar residence in Manhattan\nPaintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat, at left, and Tauba Auerbach are mounted in the foyer of an art-collecting couple's New York City apartment, designed by Vicente Wolf.\nAlso on view in the space are, from left, a Prince painting, a series of four Brice Marden drawings, a work by Thomas Houseago, an Eric Fischl bronze sculpture, and another Marden drawing; the custom-made table was designed by Wolf, and the 18th-century Italian stools are from VW Home.\nIn the living room, a Barnaby Furnas canvas is installed over the mantel, with an Andy Warhol \"Rorschach\" painting and a Tom Friedman cereal-box sculpture nearby; Tom Otterness bronze figures are displayed on the windowsills. An 18th-century Italian chandelier is suspended above a Saarinen table by Knoll, and the skirted chairs pulled up to the Steinway piano are upholstered in a Manuel Canovas cotton from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout.\n\nFor details see Sources.\nA Takashi Murakami painting dominates one corner of the living room. African masks rest on a Chinese-elm cocktail table, an African stool serves as a side table, and a Louis XVI console stands by the window; all are from VW Home. The armchairs are covered in an Edelman leather.\nCopper vessels converted into lamps are perched on custom-made pedestals in the living room; the curtains are of a Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon silk, and the antique carpet is from Doris Leslie Blau.\nOverscale paintings by Dexter Dalwood, at left, and David Schnell face off in the dining room, which is lined with curtains of a Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon silk. The 1930 Jules Leleu fauteuils, custom-made side chairs, bronze candlesticks, and sconces are all from VW Home, and the carpet is by Stark.\nA Thomas Demand photograph overlooks Verner Panton chairs by Vitra in the breakfast area.\nIn the library, the tufted armchair is covered in a metallic leather by Edelman; the carpet is by Stark.\nA spirited Cecily Brown painting animates the master bedroom. The bed, designed by Wolf, is upholstered in a De Le Cuona linen, with a coverlet of the same fabric; the bench is clad in an Edelman leather. The curtain fabric and the armchair are by VW Home, the nightstands are vintage Paul McCobb, and the side chair is antique. The white marble side table is from the Stephanie Odegard Collection, and the carpeting is by Stark.\nA Richard Prince silkscreen hangs on the bathroom's antiqued-mirror wall, next to a marble sink from VW Home; the snakeskin console is by Garrison Rousseau.\nThe windowed elevator landing features vintage plaster wall lights from VW Home and custom-made consoles."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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