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"Annabelle Selldorf and D'Apostrophe Design Renovate a New York Townhouse\nOverseeing a top-to-bottom remodel, the AD100 architect brings a light, airy feel to the home of art dealer Christophe Van de Weghe and his wife, Anne-Ga\u00EBlle\nAnne-Ga\u00EBlle and Christophe Van de Weghe, expecting their third child, pictured with a prized Basquiat in the living room of their Manhattan townhouse, which was renovated by Annabelle Selldorf.\nThe home was decorated with the help of Francis D'Haene of D'Apostrophe Design. In the living room, vintage Paul Evans sofas mingle with a midcentury Gino Sarfatti floor lamp and a 1940s Jean Prouv\u00E9 armchair upholstered in hide from Kyle Bunting; the mobile is by Alexander Calder, the canvases and work on paper are by Jean-Michel Basquiat, and the carpet is by Tai Ping.\nIn the family room, a Basquiat canvas overlooks a Mecox sectional sofa and ottoman, Paola Lenti poufs, and a Marc Phillips Decorative Rugs carpet; the curtains are of a Castel fabric.\nA chandelier by Vilhelm Lauritzen for Louis Poulsen hangs above a Martin Szekely table and Eero Saarinen chairs by Knoll in the dining area; the photograph is by Cindy Sherman, and the painting is by Lucio Fontana.\nThe space is connected to the breakfast area and the kitchen, which is outfitted with vintage Swedish pendant lamps from R 20th Century, Boffi cabinetry, a Gaggenau cooktop, and a Samsung television; the photograph is by Sherman.\nFloor-to-ceiling oak bookshelves distinguish the library.\nA Jean Roy\u00E8re light fixture is mounted above the library's fireplace, which is flanked by a Picasso drawing and a Roy Lichtenstein painting; the Jean-Michel Frank club chairs are by Herm\u00E8s, the cocktail table is a vintage piece by Prouv\u00E9 and Charlotte Perriand, and the glass vase is by Thaddeus Wolfe.\nThe office showcases a Sarfatti light fixture, Prouv\u00E9 desk, and Finn Juhl chair; the mirrors are by Line Vautrin, the artworks are by Cy Twombly (left) and Jean Dubuffet, and the banquette cushions are clad in a Great Plains fabric.\nPerriand sconces punctuate the stairwell.\nA Picasso painting and a bed custom made by D'Haene anchor the master suite, where a Poul Kj\u00E6rholm lounge chair complements an Angelo Lelli chandelier and a Roy\u00E8re sconce; the wall covering is by Phillip Jeffries, and the curtains are of a Donghia fabric.\nOne of the master suite's walls is sheathed with panels of stained oak; the flat-screen television is by Samsung.\nSelldorf lined the adjacent bath in marble; the sink and tub fittings are by Waterworks.\nA guest room is enlivened by a Calder mobile, a Juhl lounge chair, a Cassina bed, and a Roy\u00E8re sconce; the wall covering is by Maharam, and the framed work on paper is by Ren\u00E9 Magritte.\nTristan, the couple's son, is joined in his room by his sister, Emma, and their dog, Cookie; the bed is by De La Espada, and the drawing table is by Ducduc.\nThe new rear fa\u00E7ade features sliding window walls and glass balustrades."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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