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"A New York City Loft Decorated by Milly de Cabrol\nThe interior designer collaborates with close friends to compose a sleek and serene home under the dramatic roofline of a Flatiron District loft\nThe New York City pied-\u00E0-terre of Charles-Antoine Van Campenhout and Riste\u00E1rd Keating was renovated by interior designer Milly de Cabrol in concert with Keating. A pair of T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings floor lamps preside over a seating arrangement in the living room; the barrel-back chairs and tufted sofa are all vintage Edward Wormley, and the English sofa in the foreground is clad in a Pierre Frey fabric.\nA Han-dynasty vase ornaments one of two Paul McCobb side tables; the photograph is by Candida H\u00F6fer. The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore\u2019s Decorator\u2019s White.\nA Richard Serra drawing hangs in the living room; the 1970s floor lamp is an Angelo Brotto design, the Moorish chest was a flea-market find, and the bronze bust is by Anh Duong.\nA pair of McCobb chairs covered in an Indian fabric sit below a Malcolm Morley painting, near a suite of Roni Horn photographs.\nThe dining room features a Florence Knoll table and 19th-century Chinese chairs atop a Didier Benichou rug; the photographs are by Jim Hodges.\nA Guillermo Kuitca painting surmounts a table and chairs by Jacques Adnet.\nThe kitchen is appointed with Poggenpohl cabinetry, a GE Caf\u00E9 range with a Wolf hood, and Caesarstone counters; the print is by Joseph Beuys.\nAn antique Indian throw makes a colorful contrast to Pratesi linens on a bed dressed with a Carolina Irving fabric; the bench is by Wormley, the Roman shade fabric is by Pierre Frey, and the circa-1950 lamp is by Arredoluce; the artworks are by, from left, Morley, McDermott &amp;amp; McGough, and Philip Taaffe.\nA floor lamp and valet, both by Adnet, command the guest room, which is painted in Farrow &amp;amp; Ball\u2019s Cornforth White; the bed is outfitted in Pratesi linens, and the headboard is upholstered in a Peter Dunham Textiles ikat.\nThe pristine master bath has Grohe sink fittings and towels by Ralph Lauren Home; the counters and wall and floor tiles are all by Studium, and the artwork is by Sue Williams."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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